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- Page 208 HUYSMANS, JORIS-KARL
- ICY, (Jacques d'). See, MALTESTE, (Louis).
911. "ILLUSTRATIONS OF PHALLICISM". Consisting of ten Plates of remains of ancient Art, with Descriptions. (A supplement to Hargrave Jennings's Phallicism.) (Presented by the Publisher.) 1885. 8vo. Unpaginated. 10 plates. P.C. 31.f.13.
Inserted into this copy is a prospectus from the publisher, George Redway, to H. S. Ashbee. The work this suite of plates is designed to illustrate is no longer in the Private Case, but has been transferred to Cup. 820.m.15.
912. "IM TRAUMLAND DES FLAGELLANTISMUS". Erlebnisse und Traumbilder einer Flagellantin. Pressburg. (1900) 16mo. pp. 72. Three plates. Out of sequence of 300 numbered copies. Printed on heavy pink paper. Original green wrappers preserved. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.a.28.
913. "IN THE OUTER COURT." Sonnets, with a Letter. (London? c. 1912.) 8vo. Not paginated. (14 November 1936.) P.C. 30.l.5.
It was my privilege to see a copy of this curious performance in the possession of Mr. Timothy d'Arch-Smith that is interleaved throughout with the original typescript and which includes variations from, and additions to, the printed version. A typed note in the book indicates that Mr. d'Arch-Smith's copy is one of two containing the original typescript. The note continues: 'The sonnets contained in this Volume were written by a highly-placed Government Official, noted even among members of that class, for his rigidly austere, and even repellent manner towards his colleagues and subordinates and the public who came into contact with him.' To the lady to whom the poems are addressed, the anonymous author writes a letter printed at the end of the book: `There is really no reason why one should not write describing nuptial play, if one can make the description a private possession of beauty and significance.'
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914. "INDECENT WHIPPING" . (Letters, and a story, on the subject of the flogging of girls, reprinted from some unidentified periodical.) (London: ?1880.) 8vo. pp. 32. (16 June 1885.) P.C. 26.b.5.
915. "INEZ, DIE SKLAVENGRAEFIN". Excentrische Launen einer vornehmen Herrin. Erster Band (Zweiter -). (n.p., c. 1910.) 8vo. Two vols. in one. pp. 103, pagination continuous. Reproduced from typewriting. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.c.19.
916. "INITIATION (L')." Par x .... (Paris? 1911.) 12mo. pp. 132. Dawes Bequest. The original wrapper, which is bound in, and the label on the spine give the title as Le Bain d'amour. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.g.30.
917. "INITIATION AMOUREUSE." Avec des illustrations originales par une artiste célèbre. À Buenos-Ayres: pour les amis de l'artiste, 1943. (Paris: Georges Guillot, c. 1950.) 4to. pp. 117. Ten coloured plates and 14 coloured illustrations in the text (by Suzanne Ballivet). Cream wrappers, printed in black. Housed in a floral card box, as issued. No. 145 of 200 copies. Donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. (31 October 1954.) See Prélude charnel, at no. 1706 post. P.C. 19.b.23.
918. "INSOLE", (Alan Vyvyan). "Songs of the Wanderer." Written and Illustrated by Alan Vyvyan Insole. (n.p., 1963.) 4to. Unpaginated (but ff. 121). Illustrated with colour and monochrome plates and photographs. No. 1 of 25 copies. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. (30 June 1963.) P.C. 16.1.9.
919. "INTRIGUES AND CONFESSIONS OF A BALLET GIRL"; Disclosing startling and voluptuous Scenes before & behind the Curtain, enacted by well-known Personages in the Theatrical, Military, Medical & other Professions; with Kisses at Vauxhall, Greenwich, &c., &c. and a full disclosure of the secret and amatory Doings in the Dressing Rooms, Under & Upon the Stage, in the Light and in the Dark, by one who has had her share. (London: Rozez & Co., c. 1870.) 8vo. pp. 23. Maroon wrappers. P.C. 31.h.21.
920. "INUTILITY OF VIRTUE", (The). A Tale of Lust and Licentiousness, exemplified in the History of a young and beautiful Lady modest and virtuous, who, by a series of unfortunate Circumstances, is first ravished by a Robber, then becomes successively the Victim of Lust and Sensuality; till overpowered by Debauchery, her Passions become Predominant, her Mind remaining Pure, while her Body is contaminated. The Whole richly and beautifully narrated, showing the triumphs of Vice and the degradation of Virtue. London: Printed for the Society of Vice. (Paris? c. 1885.) 8vo. pp. 114. From the Pinkus collection; donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. (31 December 1959.) P.C. 17.b.29.
An account of the original edition of "The Inutility of Virtue" (1830), a work evidently inspired by the writings of Sade, and of a later
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reprint by William Dugdale (c. 186o) will be found in Ashbee (vol.3, pp. 132-3).
921. "IRMA". (London? c. 196o.) 8vo. ff. 73. Twelve photographs, inserted. Original wrappers preserved. Reproduced from typewriting; the text printed on the rectos only. (31 May 1967.) P.C. 14.i.18.
- Isou, (Isidore). See GOLDSTEIN, (Isidore).
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