L'homme et la forêt
BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 0473
Author
Deffontaines, Pierre
Title
L'homme et la forêt
Statement of responsibility
Par Pierre Deffontaines
Place of publication
Paris
Publisher
Librairie Gallimard
Series
Géographie humaine
Printer
F. Paillart, Abbeville (Somme)
Date
1933
Imprint (isbd)
Paris: Librairie Gallimard, 1933
Language
French
Tirage
Eighth edition
Collation
188 pages
Illustrations
Numerous black-and-white photographic illustrations in the text and on plates
Format
Octavo
Dimensions
22 × 14.5 cm
Typographic signatures
Not identified
Paper type
Wove paper
Watermarks
No visible watermarks observed in the supplied images
Printing condition
High-quality letterpress printing; clear and evenly printed text; well-reproduced photographic illustrations
Binding type
Half-leather binding with cloth-covered boards
Colours
Brown and burgundy
Decoration
Spine with gilt rules and title; polychrome marbled endpapers
Spine
Brown leather spine; the original gilt initials “A.G.” are now almost imperceptible due to wear
Content description
Work of human geography devoted to the relationship between humankind and forests; examines the principal forest types, the processes of deforestation, forest exploitation, the economic uses of timber, human settlements associated with forest environments and the influence of forests on human societies
Note 1
Part of the Géographie humaine series, directed by Pierre Deffontaines
Note 2
Eighth edition published by Librairie Gallimard in 1933
Note 3
Finished printing on 14 June 1933 by F. Paillart in Abbeville (Somme)
Note 4
Includes numerous black-and-white photographic illustrations in the text and on plates
Note 5
Preserves a later bibliophilic binding
Main subject
Human geography
Subsubjects
Forests; forest geography; forestry; deforestation; forest resources; landscape; human settlements
Shelfmark
0473
Condition
Good overall condition; sound binding; visible wear to the spine and small scattered foxing; complete interior
Provenance
Library of Alfred Gallart i Genis
Copy notes
Copy rebound in brown half leather with burgundy cloth-covered boards and polychrome marbled endpapers; the spine originally bore the gilt initials “A.G.”, now almost completely worn away due to wear; ink stamp “Alfred Gallart” on the half-title page