BAUDELAIRE Charles (1821-1867). Les Epaves. With a frontispiece etching by Félicien Rops. Amsterdam, à l'Enseigne du Coq, [Bruxelles, Poulet-Malassis], 1866; in-12, contemporary binding, blond half calf with corners, gilt fillet, ribbed spine decorated with gilt and cold fillets, green parts, gilt head, trimmed. First edition under this title, decorated with a famous etched frontispiece by Félicien Rops, printed on Chine, accompanied by the explanation by Poulet-Malassis, printed in red on a separate sheet on Chine. The last collection to appear during the author's lifetime and just before his hemiplegia, the volume brings together the six condemned pieces from Les Fleurs du Mal and 17 new poems. The collection, published clandestinely, was again condemned by the Lille court. Edition of only 260 copies. One of 250 on Hollande (no. 23). Without cover, which is often characteristic of strictly period bindings. "Rare and sought-after" (Clouzot, p. 44). Talvart, I, 11a.