Mosaique [Mosaïque]

Paris: Nelson, Éditeurs, 1927, (1833). Collections Nelson edition. 12mo in color illus jacket; 286 pages; 17 cm About fine in near fine jacket. Hardcover.

In French. This edition uncommon in jacket. ¶ First published in 1833, "Mosaique" is known for its narrative structure, which is composed of a series of vignettes or short episodes that depict various scenes and characters. The story is set in Spain and revolves around the protagonist, Hernani, as he recounts his encounters and experiences during his travels.The work is celebrated for its rich imagery, vivid descriptions, and exploration of themes such as love, betrayal, and cultural diversity. It is considered a notable work within Mérimée's oeuvre and French literature as a whole.—Bing ¶ Nouvelles, Novellas, Short stories, novellas, short stories, ¶  Contents:, Matéo Falcone, Vision de Charles XI, L'enlèvement de la redoute, Tamango, La perle de Tolède, La partie de trictrac, Le vase étrusque, Les mécontents, Lettres sur l'Espagne