(Spain) - 4 works - Lot 119

(Spain) - 4 works - LOSADA GOYA (Jose Manuel). A Critical Bibliography of Spanish Literature in France in the 17th Century: Presence and Influence. Geneva, 1999. In-8, XXII, 670 pp., [1 f.]: table of contents, [1] loose leaf: errata, publisher’s binding. “The 517 entries in this detailed analytical bibliography constitute an indispensable tool for the study of Franco-Spanish relations in the 17th century.” A very important general bibliography. Index. - MASID VALIÑAS (German). The Bibliophile’s Publications (1940–1960). A Selective Catalog. Madrid, 2005. In-8, 274 pp, paperback, illustrated cover. 20 pages of illustrations as inserts. - DOMERGUE (Lucienne). Book Censorship in Spain at the End of the Ancien Régime. Madrid, 1996. In-8, 354 pp., publisher’s binding. “When examined within the European context, the phenomenon of Spanish censorship at the twilight of the Ancien Régime takes on a more distinct character. While a trend toward freedom of the press was becoming evident everywhere, the monarchy was marked by a unique trait. This difference has a name: Inquisitione.” - Catalog of the exhibition on Hispanic bibliography held at the National Library of Madrid (January 31–February 15, 1957). Madrid, 1957. Small in-8, [3 ff], 297 pp, [2 ff], paperback. The catalog is divided into five main sections: how Spain has influenced and how it is perceived through books in the following countries: Germany, the United States, France, England, and Italy. Illustrations.