VIVIEN Renée, pseudonym of Pauline Mary TARN (1877-1909). Reunion of 5 titles. Cendres et poussières. Paris, Lemerre, 1902; in-12, old pink half-maroquin with corners, cold filets, ribbed spine, illustrated cover (René Kieffer). - First edition dedicated to H. C. L. B. - Art-nouveau ornaments. Binding a little faded. La Dame à la Louve. Paris, Lemerre, 1904; in-12, flesh-coloured morocco basane, covers decorated with floral motifs including 8 in cold and 5 in burgundy mosaics, smooth spine decorated with the same motifs, gilt head, illustrated cover (P. Lavigne). - First edition dedicated to H. L. C. B. Beautiful binding decorated with irises, the motif surrounding the dedication. La Vénus des Aveugles. Paris, Lemerre, 1904; in-12, pink grey half-maroquin with corners, cold filets, spine ribbed, gilt head, illustrated cover (Creuzevault). - First edition. Binding a little faded. Les Kitharèdes, new translation with Greek text. Paris, Lemerre, 1904; in-12, red suede, gilt head, illustrated cover (Patrice Goy). - First edition. Seven portraits by Lévy-Dhurmer inspired by friends of Renée Vivien and floral ornaments. - Sent to [Eugène] Vallée, prote chez Lemerre. Flambeaux éteints, poems. Paris, Sansot, 1907; in-8, green half-chagrin, ribbed spine, gilt head. - Carefully printed on fine wove paper. Binding faded.