This exquisite edition of Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert is a first New York Public Library Collector's Edition, published in May 1997 by Doubleday. Translated by Mildred Marmur, this volume presents one of the most celebrated classics of world literature, renowned for its detailed realism and psychological depth. Madame Bovary chronicles the tragic tale of Emma Bovary, a provincial doctor's wife who seeks escape from her mundane life through romantic fantasies and adulterous affairs.
This edition features acid-free paper and an elegant dust jacket with distinctive striped endpapers, emphasizing its collector's value. As part of the New York Public Library's prestigious series, this book includes bibliographical references and notes on the text, making it invaluable for both literary enthusiasts and collectors. The timeless narrative combined with the quality craftsmanship of this edition make it a must-have addition to any serious collection of classic literature.
