[Baudelaire]. MALLARMÉ (Stéphane). The tomb of Charles Baude - Lot 534

[Baudelaire]. MALLARMÉ (Stéphane). The tomb of Charles Baudelaire. Published with the collaboration of Stéphane Mallarmé... Paris, Bibliothèque Artistique et Littéraire (La Plume), 1896. In-4, 125 p., half-maroquin olive à la Bradel, smooth spine decorated with a mosaic composition with skull, gilt fillet on covers, gilt head, covers and spine preserved [Ch. Meunier] (spine faded, covers a little sunned, russ. on cover and faux-tittre). First edition of this collective work featuring a study of the texts of Les Fleurs du mal by Prince Ourousof, and poems by Mallarmé, Judith Cladel, Coppée, Claretie, Des Gachons, Dierx, Herold, Gustave Kahn, Pierre Louÿs, Louis Menard, Nadar, Edmond Picard, Hugues Rebell, H. de Régnier, Jean Richepin, Léon Riotor, Edouard Rod, Rodenbach, Scholl, Verhaeren, etc. Illustrated with a portrait of Baudelaire after Nadar, a frontispiece after Félicien Rops, and a facsimile of a drawing by Baudelaire. Limited edition of 245 numbered copies: one of the 30 first copies on japon (n°14), with the frontispiece by Rops and the drawing by Baudelaire in 2 states, one before the letter.