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François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st First Edition

Here are actual François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st first edition prices realized and we can get these prices for you at our auction house, Nate D. Sanders Auctions (http://www.NateDSanders.com):

François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st first edition in 2017 — over $175,000

François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st first edition in 1997 —over $100,000

François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st first edition in 1994 — over $100,000

For some more information regarding our auction business and its sale of rare scientists, here is a news article about our auction house from Live Science and how we sold an Albert Einstein piece for $125,000 in July 2017:

https://www.livescience.com/59978-einstein-tongue-photo-sells-at-auction.html

Iconic Photo of Einstein Sticking Out His Tongue Sells for $125,000

This autographed photo of Albert Einstein with his tongue out was sold at auction for $125,000.

Credit: Arthur Sasse/Nate D. Sanders Auctions

The image of Albert Einstein sticking his tongue out is probably one of most ubiquitous (and memorable) photos of the Nobel Prize-winning physicist. For decades, it has papered the walls of middle-school science classrooms and college dorm rooms. But now, someone has purchased the real thing for $125,000.The autographed print was sold Thursday (July 27) by the Los Angeles-based Nate D. Sanders auction house to an unnamed buyer.The picture had been taken after Einstein’s 72nd birthday party at Princeton University on March 14, 1951.

As the story goes, Einstein stuck his tongue out at a group of photographers who were trying to get the scientist to pose for them as he left the party. Photographer Arthur Sasse of the wire service UPI got the lucky shot.

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Einstein himself was a fan of the photo and even asked UPI for nine prints to use as personal greeting cards, according to the auction house.Most of the prints were cropped to include only Einstein’s face, but the 7x 10-inch print that was sold this week offers a slightly more extended view, showing Einstein between Frank Aydelotte, an English professor and head of the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University, and Aydelotte’s wife, Marie Jeanette.The print is even signed by Einstein along the left margin, “A. Einstein .51.”Prints, letters and other memorabilia associated with Einstein often draw high bids at auctions. Earlier this year, someone spent nearly $54,000 on Einstein’s 1953 written response to a physics teacher who seemed to have questions about the theory of special relativity. An Einstein-inscribed Bible was sold for $68,500 in 2013. And a 1939 letter Einstein wrote to a New York hat merchant who helped Jews escape the Nazi regime sold for $12,500 in 2014.

End Live Science story.

Whenever our auction house obtains a jaw dropping item, the press posts a story about our auction house from newspapers such as The New York Times to stations such as the BBC, CNN or Fox News. François Richard de Tussac Flore des Antilles 1st first edition at Nate’s might generate similar publicity. Herewith is a news article about our auction house originally from Reuters regarding auctioning the Ray Bradbury estate with many fine rare books.

Science Fiction Author Ray Bradbury’s Estate Auction Nets Nearly US $500,000

Late Science Fiction Author Ray Bradbury (Reuters)

A portion of late science fiction author Ray Bradbury’s estate, including George Bernard Shaw’s garden spade and artworks both comedic and surreal, sold for $493,408 in California, the auctioneer said.

Bradbury, who died in 2012, was perhaps best known for his dystopian classic, “Fahrenheit 451.,” the auctioneer said. In a career spanning more than 70 years, the Waukegan, Illinois, native also wrote “Dandelion Wine,” “I Sing the Body Electric” and “From the Dust Returned” as hundreds of short stories, poems, essays, operas, plays, teleplays and screenplays.

Among Bradbury’s possessions sold late on Thursday was an inscribed spade owned by Irish Playwright George Bernard Shaw and a meandering science-fiction-free unpublished poem about the garden tool, which sold together for $6,250, auctioneer Nate D. Sanders said.

Dean Ellis’ painting of a naked, tattoo-covered man sitting atop a tiny wooden platform under a bewitching crimson sky, used for the 1969 cover of short story collection “The Illustrated Man,” sold for $45,894, the auction house said.

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Surrealist painting “Carnival” by Italian-born artist Joseph Mungnaini, a longtime friend of Bradbury’s who developed cover and interior art for his books, won $23,153, the auctioneer said.

A mounted silver Hugo Award, the top trophy for science fiction writing which Bradbury won in 2004, garnered $28,734, and Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant comic series fetched $21,175, it said.

See the Reuters article at: http://www.ndtv.com/world-news/science-fiction-author-ray-bradburys-estate-auction-nets-nearly-us-500-000-671478

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