JEAN CARRIÈRE (1928-2005) BERNARD LOUÉDIN (B. 1938) The universe of Jean Carrière 12 signed etchings in colour by Bernard Louédin, 1975.

Trébeurden, Bernard Louédin, at the expense of an amateur, 1975. All plates are signed by the artist. A folio volume in publisher's cloth slipcase with plexiglass window (small tears in cloth). Numbered 47, one of 72 copies numbered from 17 to 88, on large Rives vellum, signed by the artist and the author. 74 pages. Texts in French. 50,5 x 33 cm slipcase 53,5 x 36 x 5 cm Very good condition. Bernard Louédin French painter, sculptor, illustrator and engraver. Exhibiting since 1963 in France and around the world. Jean Carrière French writer. Winner of the Prix Goncourt in 1972 for his novel, published the same year, "L'Épervier de Maheux", set in an imaginary hamlet, Maheux, in the high Cévennes. The book was a worldwide success and became the best-selling Goncourt in history.