Women | Marshall Kibbey Rare Books

Only early replica of Rembrandt’s controversial etching: 1 copy worldwide.
Price$925.00
Cuban singer-guitarist Ana María Loreto Martínez: 1 copy worldwide.
Price$1,125.00
17th-century academic work on Elizabeth I, Queen of England. Rare.
ON HOLD
18th-century handiwork heart, likely made by a nun.
ON HOLD
Nuns’ 18th-century composite amulet. Protects against plague & sorcery.
ON HOLD
Miniature painting on vellum of the ‘Black Madonna’ of Altötting.
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Virgin presents Colette of Corbie with dismembered baby on a platter. Rare.
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French Revolutionary pamphlet: “Army of Beguines flogged” in Paris. 1 U.S. copy.
Price$850.00
Marketing race and racism in Revolutionary Paris. No U.S. copies.
Price$1,850.00
Marketing race and racism in Napoleonic Paris. 1 U.S. copy.
Price$2,450.00
Nuns’ ‘Rule’ from the press of la Veuve Mazières. 2 examples worldwide.
Price$1,550.00
Christ Child of the nuns of Sarnen, depicted at one seventh its actual size.
Price$850.00
Binding stamped with the stage name of Mademoiselle Volnais.
Price$1,350.00
Masses for Madre Maria Rospigliosi at San Gregorio Magno in Rome. Unrecorded.
Price$825.00
Kiss the engraving, die with the book on your breast, get buried with it.
Price$1,350.00
Invitation to a nun’s 1805 investiture ceremony. Unrecorded.
Price$525.00
Rare Italian version of Madame du Boccage’s verse epitome of ‘Paradise Lost.’
ON HOLD
Annotated proof copy from the Barcelona press of the Widow Torras. Unrecorded.
Price$425.00
Enrolling Madame Dacier as literary arbiter. 1 U.S. copy.
Price$1,225.00
Benedictine 'Lives' printed for the nuns of S. Maria degli Angioli in Verona.
Price$985.00
18th-century literary fraud about Joan of Arc. Published by the widow Delatour.
Price$1,850.00
Rare Portuguese translation of Isabelle de Montolieu’s 'Caroline de Lichtfield.'
Price$625.00
Book of games: Prize book awarded to a schoolgirl. 1 U.S. copy.
Price$625.00
Unrecorded Pre-Revolution document from the Abbaye Royale de Fontevrault.
Price$475.00
Unrecorded enrollment document for a Roman archconfraternity.
Price$550.00
Printed chez Madame Huzard under her maiden name. With an early lithograph.
Price$1,150.00
Beecher reforms women’s exercise: From the library of Vassar's first graduate.
Price$575.00

Only early replica of Rembrandt’s controversial etching: 1 copy worldwide.

Cuban singer-guitarist Ana María Loreto Martínez: 1 copy worldwide.

17th-century academic work on Elizabeth I, Queen of England. Rare.

18th-century handiwork heart, likely made by a nun.

Nuns’ 18th-century composite amulet. Protects against plague & sorcery.

Miniature painting on vellum of the ‘Black Madonna’ of Altötting.

Virgin presents Colette of Corbie with dismembered baby on a platter. Rare.

French Revolutionary pamphlet: “Army of Beguines flogged” in Paris. 1 U.S. copy.

Marketing race and racism in Revolutionary Paris. No U.S. copies.

Marketing race and racism in Napoleonic Paris. 1 U.S. copy.

Nuns’ ‘Rule’ from the press of la Veuve Mazières. 2 examples worldwide.

Christ Child of the nuns of Sarnen, depicted at one seventh its actual size.

Binding stamped with the stage name of Mademoiselle Volnais.

Masses for Madre Maria Rospigliosi at San Gregorio Magno in Rome. Unrecorded.

Kiss the engraving, die with the book on your breast, get buried with it.

Invitation to a nun’s 1805 investiture ceremony. Unrecorded.

Rare Italian version of Madame du Boccage’s verse epitome of ‘Paradise Lost.’

Annotated proof copy from the Barcelona press of the Widow Torras. Unrecorded.

Enrolling Madame Dacier as literary arbiter. 1 U.S. copy.

Benedictine 'Lives' printed for the nuns of S. Maria degli Angioli in Verona.

18th-century literary fraud about Joan of Arc. Published by the widow Delatour.

Rare Portuguese translation of Isabelle de Montolieu’s 'Caroline de Lichtfield.'

Book of games: Prize book awarded to a schoolgirl. 1 U.S. copy.

Unrecorded Pre-Revolution document from the Abbaye Royale de Fontevrault.

Unrecorded enrollment document for a Roman archconfraternity.

Printed chez Madame Huzard under her maiden name. With an early lithograph.

Beecher reforms women’s exercise: From the library of Vassar's first graduate.