A collection of eleven engravings, including the Title of 1671 and other works in the definitive state by Maurice Leloir and Edmond Hedouin.

The collection is provided with complete provenance dating to its issue of 1895 (including original issuance certificate), the collection title page, a separate list of engravings and certificate of authenticity.

Rogueries of Scapin: Title - On top of the frame formed of branches, on a thick cushion, sits Scapin, the personification of insolence and glorying in his triumph. At his feet lie two foxes, the emblems of cunning.

Rogueries of Scapin: Title of 1671 - Delineation in French of the original work of 1671 by Maurice Leloir.

Rogueries of Scapin: Dramatis Personé - Maurice Leloir, as delineator, translated from the French the original work of 1671, a listing of the cast of characters, with artist's monogram signed in the plate.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act I, Scene III - Hyancinth: "I entreat of you, likewise, to assist us in our love.", with the artist's monogram signed in the plate.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act I, Scene VI - Argante (speaking to Sylvester and Scapin): "I shall not disinherit him.", with the artist's monogram signed in the plate.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act II, Scene IX - Sylvester (to Scapin and Argante): "'Sdeath, blood and wounds, if I find him I shall thrash...."

Rogueries of Scapin: Act II, Scene V - Octave restrains his friend Leander, who is about to strike Scapin with his sword to punish him for having laughed at him, stolen from him and even taken advantage of an opportunity to beat him with a cudgel.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act II, Scene IX - The scene depicts Argante, Scapin and Sylvester (disguised as a swashbuckler and posing as the brother of Hyacinthe).

Rogueries of Scapin: Act II, Scene XI - Argante and Scapin: "But what the devil did he want in that galley?", with the artist's monogram signed in the plate.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act III, Scene II - Scapin and Geronte: "Ah! infamous wretch! Ah! traitor! Ah! scoundrel!", with the artist's monogram signed in the plate.

Rogueries of Scapin: Act III, Scene XIV - Fini - Final plate in the suite depicts Geronte, Argante, Octave, Hyacinthe, Leander, Zerbinette, Sylvester, two porters, and Scapin, who says: "You forgive me those cudgel blows which I...", with the artist's monogram signed in the plate.