[Rarebooks] FS: 1862 John James Audubon Bio by French Scientist
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TITLE: "Audubon, Naturaliste Americain"
By Paul Antoine Cap.
Published in Paris by Victor Masson at Fils, Libraires, in 1862.
DISCUSSION: An early biographical study of John James Audubon, first
published in the Journal de Pharmacie et du Chemie, No.'s XLI and XLII.
Paul-Antoine Cap (1788-1877) was a writer, scientist and pharmacist
based in Paris. He was the president of the Pharmaceutical Society, an
Associate Member Academy of Medicine, and wrote many biographical
studies of scientists, scholars, and related personalities. His
biographical essays on chemists, naturalists, physicians, pharmacists
and scientists were published as a collected edition in 1864.
DESCRIPTION: Softcover. 5"x8.5", iv + 40 pages, plus 2 wood-engraved
plates. Inscribed on the cover- "Monsieur Ferd Denil, hommage
[illegible] de l'auteur".
CONDITION NOTES: The covers have some wear and soil. The book interior
has some minor soil, but otherwise is clean and nice, with a tight
binding.
PRICE: $175-
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