Trois gypsographies d’après José Maria de Heredia by Pierre Roche

Pale printed title page with a sword, red wash, French table of contents, and a framed winged creature at the bottom.

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A printed title page for Trois gypsographies d’après José Maria de Heredia by Pierre Roche, rendered in a pale gypsograph technique with a red ink accent. A sword lies horizontally across the top, below which a list of French section titles appears: Table des matières, Préface, Andromède au monstre, Le ravissement d’Andromède, and Persée et Andromède. A framed winged creature occupies the lower section.

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