The Man Who Planted Trees: L'homme qui plantait des arbres

Limited edition of Giono's text presented in both English and French with photogravures.

• Jean Giono (French).
• Photogravures by Martine Franck (Belgian).
• Translated by Barbara Bray (English).
• Afterword by Aline Giono.
• Engravings by Harry Brockway.
• The Limited Editions Club, 1996.
• Folio.
• Illustrated with five photogravures by Martine Franck.
• Limited to 300 numbered copies signed by Franck. 
• Text in English and French.
• Original black morocco-backed mulberry tree bark covered boards in original slipcase.

"Imagine a book about a man who planted trees in an edition that itself comes from a tree, for this magnificent volume is covered with the bark of the mulberry tree. Imagine also an ancient and enchanted land in the south of France. The Vaucluse inspired Jean Giono to write this book and the renowned photographer, Martine Franck, to create five hauntingly beautiful photogravures of scenes from that magical land. Andre Malraux called Giono (1895-1970) 'one of the greatest writers of our generation.' Inspired by God or Pan, perhaps—Giono’s hero in this story expresses humanity’s ancient kinship with the earth and reverence for all living things" (Publisher).