Jean-Christophe in Paris

The book shows significant signs of wear, with a notably damaged spine and detached binding. The absence of a dust jacket and visible library markings suggest it was once part of a library collection. The pages are aged, with some separation visible, but the text remains intact and readable.

"Jean-Christophe in Paris" by Romain Rolland, published by Henry Holt and Company in New York in 1911, is a notable work of early 20th-century literature. This edition, translated by Gilbert Cannan, captures the essence of Rolland's exploration of Parisian life through the eyes of his protagonist, Jean-Christophe. The book is a part of Rolland's celebrated series that delves into the complexities of artistic and personal growth. The physical condition of this copy reflects its age, with visible wear and library markings, indicating its history as an ex-library book. This edition is a valuable find for collectors interested in early 20th-century literary works, especially those focusing on European cultural narratives.