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1983réf. DADAX3110089815De Gruyter 1983-10-01. Reprint 2015. hardcover. New. 6.14x0.63x9.21. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. De Gruyter hardcover
1995réf. DADAX156032385XCRC Press 1995-03-01. 1. hardcover. New. 6.20x0.60x9.10. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. CRC Press hardcover
2025réf. __1802207708Edward Elgar 2025. Hardcover. New. 400 pages. 9.25x6.13x0.94 inches. Edward Elgar hardcover
1926réf. A115867Berlin: Ernst Wasmuth 1926. Fine. large octavo. chipped dust jacket xxviii 304pp. b/w pls. map index Lovely copy in bright blue cloth with bright gilt. Nice dust jacket with some chips & a little loss at top corner Ernst Wasmuth hardcover
2007réf. Adhya-9780387711355Springer 2007. Paperback. New. Springer paperback
2007réf. Adhya-9780387711355Springer 2007. Paperback. New. Springer paperback
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2002réf. SKU0228814McGraw Hill 2020-02-21. Paperback. Good. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLY-NO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Tracking McGraw Hill paperback
2002réf. SKU0635066McGraw Hill 2020-02-21. paperback. New. 8x0x11. New Textbook Ships with Tracking McGraw Hill paperback
1995réf. x-156032385XHemisphere Pub 1995. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 176 pages. 9.50x6.25x0.75 inches. Hemisphere Pub hardcover
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1792réf. 599351792. Regensburg Montags und Weißische Buchhandlung 1792 8° 8 248 pp. Pappband der Zeit; feines Exemplar. Erstdruck! Herausgegeben von David Heinrich Hoppe der Hallischen naturforschenden und der Regensburgischen botanischen Gesellschaft ordentlichem Mitgliede. David Heinrich Hoppe 1760-1846 "Botaniker und Arzt geb. den 15. December 1760 zu Vilsen in Hannover gest. den 2. August 1846 zu Regensburg. Hoppe erlernte die Pharmacie zu Celle conditionirte als Apothekergehilfe in Hamburg Halle Wolfenbüttel und Regensburg. Seit seiner Jugend beschäftigte er sich in seiner freien Zeit eifrigst mit dem Studium der Botanik. In Baiern lernte Hoppe Martius kennen gründete mit ihm sowie mit Stallknecht die Regensburger botanische Gesellschaft 1790 und begann im selben Jahre die Herausgabe des botanischen Taschenbuches welches bis 1811 erschien. 1792 bezog Hoppe die Universität Erlangen studirte dort Naturwissenschaften sowie Medicin und wurde 1796 zum Doctor promovirt. Er kehrte dann nach Regensburg zurück ließ sich daselbst als praktischer Arzt nieder und verweilte in dieser Stadt den Rest seines Lebens auch am dortigen Lyceum Naturgeschichte lehrend und 1820 zum königlich baierischen Sanitätsrathe ernannt. Von dem Jahre 1798 an bis 1843 also durch 45 Jahre reiste Hoppe in jedem Sommer nach Salzburg und Heiligenblut um zu botanisiren. Mit Vorliebe bestieg er namentlich den Untersberg sowie die Pasterze. Er durchforschte die Alpen Salzburgs und Kärnthens genau beobachtete die selteneren Arten derselben lebend sammelte sie in Prachtexemplaren versendete sie an Fachgenossen und erwarb sich dadurch ungemein große Verdienste um die Kenntniß der Alpenflora. In Regensburg und in Salzburg bildeten sich um Hoppe Kreise geistesverwandter Männer welche das Studium der Botanik eifrig zu fördern bemüht waren. Auch als botanischer Schriftsteller war Hoppe thätig. Nebst dem schon erwähnten botanischen Taschenbuche gab er namentlich noch heraus: "Ectypa plantarum Ratisbonensium" 1787-93; "Caricologia germanica" 1826 und 1835; ferner im Vereine mit Hornschuch: "Tagebuch einer botanischen Reise nach den Küsten des adriatischen Meeres und den Gebirgen von Kärnthen Tirol und Salzburg" 1818." Franz Heinrich Reusch ADB XIII 1881 pp. 113-114 Sein offizielles botanisches Autorenkürzel lautet "Hoppe". siehe - Hoppe's Selbstbiographie herausgegeben von Fürnrohr; Storch Skizzen einer naturhistor. Topographie Salzburgs p. 11. - Wurzbach Biograph. Lexikon d. österr. Kaiserstaates IX. p. 260. This is a very rare first edition of the scarce Botanisches Taschenbuch later: Neues Botanisches Taschenbuch published yearly between 1790 and 1811. Apparently intended as publication of "Der naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Halle". David Heinrich Hoppe 1760-1846 was a doctor and pharmacist and later Professor in Regensburg. He founded the Regensburgischen Botanischen Gesellschaft the world's oldest still extant botanical society and the botanical periodical Flora 1818 onwards. Hoppe published a similar Taschenbuch on insects. Both are very rare in any edition. unknown
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réf. 80145Wien St. Norbertus 1913. 4° Frontispiz VI 917 S. zahlr. Abb. tlw. a. Taf. 1 farb. Faltkarte OLwd. m. Präg. u. mont. Deckelbild Kapitale etw. läd. etw. berieben priv. Rückenschildchen am Fuss u. a. Innendeckel Stempel a. Vs. Frontispiz verso u. Titelbl. etw. locker im Gelenk. EA. Geschichte Geschichten und Beschreibungen verschiedener Wallfahrtsorte. 010 Wien, St. Norbertus, [1913] unknown
1922réf. BOOKS298176New York NY: Alfred A. Knopf. G/No Dustjacket. ca 1922. Ltd Edition. Vellum spine/Boards. Number 142 of 500 copies printed . 4to. unpaginated rubbed bumped frayed ex-library w/stamp page toning . Alfred A. Knopf hardcover
1927réf. 001174B. Westermann Co 1927. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. 304pp. Tan boards titles and decoration on spine and front board in various shades of red. Binding tight spine straight wear to extremities. Lower front corners just visible through the cloth covering them. Previous owner's name in pencil on FFEP. 304 plates pages clean and unmarked. Uncommon edition of Hoppe's rich visual record of the American city and other landscapes circa 1927. . B. Westermann Co Hardcover
1922réf. C105400London: Jonathan Cape 1922. First Edition. Hardback. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. Small 4to. 185 mms by 225. Original publisher's patterned boards over green cloth with title label on spine. One of 500 copies this designated a 'Presentation' copy. pp 27 32 tipped in b/w photos of beautiful women from all over the world. inc Marion Davies the mistress of of newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst who had insisted that American women be included in the book. British women inc Lady Diana Cooper Galdys Cooper and Viscountess Masserene. Book label of writer and publisher John Hadfield. This found online '.the book attempts to question accepted canons of western beauty prevalent at the time. In the book Hopp places women of different origins and social backgrounds from poor Tahitians to wealthy Caucasians. When published the book caused controversy especially given HoppeÕs standing as a society photographer.' Very good example of a book that usually shows up with problems. Small book label of writer John Hadfield 'Love on a Branch Line' on pastedown. Endpapers very slightly tanned slight rubbing at spine hinges faint rubbing at corners spine label slightly darkened. Decent copy. Jonathan Cape, hardcover
réf. 62185Jonathan Cape. London. 1922. 4to. LIMITED EDITION OF 560 COPIES 500 COPIES FOR SALE this is no. 49. pp. 27 i. 32 photogravure images one with added colour each with a text leaf. Original cloth-backed decorated paper boards now dusty paper labels on spine and front cover a touch of wear to spine ends and corners of the 32 plates 17 have fold creases to the lower inner corners because the plates are tipped-in at the top edge and careless closing of the pages cause the floating corners to catch and fold occasional very small marginal tear to the lower edge some foxing at the ends and some marginal dust marks despite all of which the images remain dark and opulent and worthy of Hoppé's pre-eminence as the best portrait photographer of his day. With a signed inscription to MABEL FARMBOROUGH Christmas 1922 from CHARLES BASS Vicar of Steeple Claydon - 'A slight acknowledgement of much helpfulness in this and in many former years.' Bass was vicar at Steeple Claydon for 32 years and there is now a stained glass window in dedication to him in the church. HOPPÉ 1878-1972 born in Munich and educated at the best schools in Munich Vienna and Paris he was destined for a career in banking. He moved to London in 1900 to continue his training in finance working with Deutsche Bank. He had intended to move to Shanghai but meeting and marrying the sister of an old school friend whilst in London he remained there and having become captivated by photography eventually gave up finance and became a full-time photographer. He opened a commercial studio and within a few years was the undisputed leader of pictorial portraiture in Europe. See BILL JAY. Hoppé a Personal Snapshot - 'To say that someone has a "household name" has become a cliché yet in Hoppé's case the phrase is apt. Rarely in the history of the medium has a photographer been so famous in his own lifetime among the general public. He was as famous as his sitters. It is difficult to think of a prominent name in the fields of politics art literature and the theatre who did not pose for his camera.' Jonathan Cape. London. [1922]. 4to. LIMITED EDITION OF 560 COPIES, 500 COPIES FOR SALE, this is no. 49. hardcover
réf. 60871c.1950s. . Gelatin silver print 11.7 x 11.3 cm. [c.1950s]. unknown
réf. 60883c.1950's. . Gelatin silver print. 23cm x 16cm. Corners of the photograph are slightly worn. Small diagonal creases in top corners. [c.1950's]. unknown
réf. 61565. Silver Gelatin Print. Dimensions: 130 by 175mm. 5 by 7 inches. unknown
