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Victor-Émile Michelet、Claude Boumendil (BELISANE C･･･

This rare 1977 BELISANE edition of Victor-Émile Michelet’s Les Compagnons de la Hiérophanie presents invaluable firsthand testimony on late 19th-century French Hermetist circles that shaped Symbolist and esoteric thought. Michelet (1861–1938), poet and mystic, offers primary insights into occult and mystical currents influencing figures such as Mallarmé. The volume includes his 1907 poem “Le Silence,” reproduced from La Voie. A paperback in Good/Fair condition, it shows strong aging, discoloration, minor spine wear, and an early-page stain, though fully intact and legible. Essential for collectors of French occultism, esotericism, and Symbolist literary history.

Richard E. Knowles、Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin･･･

This 1954 Vrin edition is the definitive biography of Victor-Émile Michelet, Symbolist poet and Grand Master of the Traditional Martinist Order. Prefaced by Gaston Bachelard during his “Material Imagination” period, it offers a phenomenological reading of Michelet’s esoteric work. Richard E. Knowles provides essential Martinist history and a full bibliography. Softcover in the Vrin “Essais d’art et de philosophie” series, this copy features desirable uncut edges, typical 1950s age-toning, and the original frontispiece. At xii + 308 pages, it is a prized acquisition for collectors of French esotericism, Bachelard, and Martinist documentary history.

Richard E. Knowles、J. Vrin, Paris、1954、308、23 x 17･･･

This rare 1954 Vrin edition is the definitive biography of Victor-Émile Michelet (1861–1938), Symbolist poet and key figure in the French Occult Revival. Prefaced by Gaston Bachelard during his mature “material imagination” period, it offers a profound phenomenological reading of Michelet’s esoteric poetics. The biography by Richard E. Knowles, based on archival research, remains the standard reference on Michelet, Martinism, and related Rosicrucian currents. Softcover, in-8 carré, xii + 308 pp., with a frontispiece portrait. Essential for scholars of Symbolism, collectors of Bachelard, and Martinist initiates seeking authoritative historical documentation.