LES FLEURS DU MAL Charles Baudelaire

THE CURATION
An extraordinary piece of literary history. This 1943 edition of Les Fleurs du Mal is a testament to the enduring power of poetry, published in The Hague during the height of the Second World War. As a numbered limited edition (No. 202), this volume carries a profound sense of rarity and resilience. Charles Baudelaire’s masterpiece is presented here in its original French language, offering an authentic connection to the 19th-century 'poète maudit'. Its delicate aging and wartime origin make it a cornerstone piece for any serious collector of the written word.

HERITAGE
OBJECT NO: CL-002 TITLE: LES FLEURS DU MAL 1943 ORIGIN: THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS STATUS: ANTIQUARIAN / LIMITED EDITION NOTES: EDITION NO. 202. RARE WARTIME PRINTING OF BAUDELAIRE’S MASTERPIECE. FRENCH LANGUAGE. FORMAT: SOFTCOVER. 

PLEASE NOTE
This is an Antiquarian object. Given its age of over 80 years and its production during wartime, this book carries significant signs of its history. Please take into account that this product is not new; the patina and wear are intrinsic parts of its story and value.

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