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1820ref. 19541Par Lafaugère, l'un des premiers tireurs de France.Edition originale. Lyon, chez l'auteur - 1820 - 271 pages. Avec 2 grandes planches dépliantes.Reliure demi basane de l'époque. Dos lisse orné de Fleurons dorés. Titre au dos. Quelques mouillures. Accident à la coiffe supérieure. Quelques rousseurs marginales. Bon état. Format in-8° (20x13).
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1888ref. 51981Marpon & Flammarion, sd 1888 In-8, demi-maroquin brun, dos à nerfs, filets dorés et à froid, couverture sup. illustrée conservée, XXI- 336 pp. Illustrations dans le texte, planches hors-texte sur Chine. Petits frottements. Très bon exemplaire.
ref. 17213,Paris, Librairie Germer Baillière sans date, circa 1865, (76) pp., 1 vol. in folio relié demi-chagrin, plats percaline avec encadrement à froid, dos à nerfs ornés de filets dorés, titre doré. XXV planches en lithographies hors-texte, ouvrage non paginé, une trace d'humidité ancienne aux 5 dernières pages, les pages de descriptif sont jaunies, quelques planches en lithographies ont quelques rousseurs, la plupart sans rousseurs.
1842ref. 1167Couverture rigide Ernest Bourdin 1842 Paris 26,5x17,5 cm
1969ref. 225621969. Mexico Travels throughout Mexico in 1969 by Western tourists two older women identified as "Joan" and "Eve". Archive of 23 original color photographs documenting various rural and city locations within Mexico. These images capture a cross-section of urban cultural and historic sites at the cusp of Mexico's late 1960s modernization and tourism boom. The photographs are annotated in period handwriting with dates and locations situating the journey across Mexico City Guadalajara Pátzcuaro Toluca San Miguel de Allende and Teotihuacan. Measurements range from 2.5" x 3.5" to 3.5" x 3.5". The imagery ranges widely: Alameda Park in Mexico City a leafy civic space where tourists strolled among fountains and colonial arcades; the cathedral and central plazas of Guadalajara; and the Hotel Posada de Don Vasco at Pátzcuaro a resort-style colonial inn that catered to international travelers in Michoacán. Several views record the pyramids of Teotihuacan including the Pyramid of the Sun rising over the plateau. Particularly notable is a series from Toluca depicting a traditional Aztec sun dance performed by local costumed dancers in feathered headdresses and decorated attire-images that reflect mid-20th century staged folkloric revivals of pre-Hispanic ritual for both community expression and tourist consumption. Other photographs show the streets of San Miguel de Allende a town that by the late 1960s had become a magnet for expatriate artists and serene scenes of fishermen in dugout canoes on Lake Pátzcuaro. Photographs retain strong color saturation with some natural tonal fading common to late 1960s prints. Light handling wear and minor curling at edges but overall surfaces remain clean with legible handwritten captions. Overall very good condition. A vibrant and personal travel archive these photographs provide a valuable record of how Mexico's cultural heritage urban life and indigenous traditions were framed through the lens of travelers in the late 1960s intersecting with themes of tourism identity and heritage preservation. unknown
1969ref. 225621969. Mexico Travels throughout Mexico in 1969 by Western tourists two older women identified as "Joan" and "Eve". Archive of 23 original color photographs documenting various rural and city locations within Mexico. These images capture a cross-section of urban cultural and historic sites at the cusp of Mexico's late 1960s modernization and tourism boom. The photographs are annotated in period handwriting with dates and locations situating the journey across Mexico City Guadalajara Pátzcuaro Toluca San Miguel de Allende and Teotihuacan. Measurements range from 2.5" x 3.5" to 3.5" x 3.5". The imagery ranges widely: Alameda Park in Mexico City a leafy civic space where tourists strolled among fountains and colonial arcades; the cathedral and central plazas of Guadalajara; and the Hotel Posada de Don Vasco at Pátzcuaro a resort-style colonial inn that catered to international travelers in Michoacán. Several views record the pyramids of Teotihuacan including the Pyramid of the Sun rising over the plateau. Particularly notable is a series from Toluca depicting a traditional Aztec sun dance performed by local costumed dancers in feathered headdresses and decorated attire-images that reflect mid-20th century staged folkloric revivals of pre-Hispanic ritual for both community expression and tourist consumption. Other photographs show the streets of San Miguel de Allende a town that by the late 1960s had become a magnet for expatriate artists and serene scenes of fishermen in dugout canoes on Lake Pátzcuaro. Photographs retain strong color saturation with some natural tonal fading common to late 1960s prints. Light handling wear and minor curling at edges but overall surfaces remain clean with legible handwritten captions. Overall very good condition. A vibrant and personal travel archive these photographs provide a valuable record of how Mexico's cultural heritage urban life and indigenous traditions were framed through the lens of travelers in the late 1960s intersecting with themes of tourism identity and heritage preservation. unknown books
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