1963ref. 3081Couverture rigide 1ère Édition Marabout - Editions Gérard 1963 Verviers 30x23 cm
Paperback, 128 pagina's, NL, 280 x 215 mm, in prima staat, met tal van voorbeelden in kleur en z/w. ISBN 9789072267795. Door de hele geschiedenis heen hebben mensen overal ter wereld, ongeacht hun cultuur, interesse getoond in bloemen. Daarom is het ook niet vreemd dat een lid van een stam van jagers - verzamelaars stilstond bij een bloesem, puur om hem te bewonderen, zonder meteen aan een mogelijke voedselbron te denken.
Paperback, 128 pagina's, NL, 280 x 215 mm, in prima staat, met tal van voorbeelden in kleur. ISBN 9789072267788.
Hardcover, 64 pagina's, NL, 195 x 155 mm, in Nieuwstaat, met prachtige illustraties in kleur , Deel 1 en 2 apart aan 10 euro, of de 2 delen samen aan 18 euro !. ISBN 9789072267719. BLOEMEN IN AQUAREL is een handige, veelomvattende gids voor het schilderen van bloemen met aquarelverf. Meer dan 70 voorbeelden geven in detail weer hoe u de juiste kleuren mengt en de bloem zo natuurgetrouw mogelijk weergeeft. Naast een uitleg van eenvoudige aquareltechnieken, vindt u een overzicht van de verschillende bloemvormen - zoals klok-, trompet- en buisbloemen. Deze bloemvormen worden vervolgens per kleurgroep stuk voor stuk behandeld. Voor zowel de beginnende als de verder gevorderde schilder.
Hardcover, 64 pagina's, NL, 195 x 155 mm, in prima staat, met stofomslag, mooie illustraties in kleur, Deel 1 en 2 apart aan 10 euro of de 2 delen samen aan 18 euro !. ISBN 9789057641008. Deze praktische en uitgebreide gids voor het schilderen van 70 verschillende bloemen is de opvolger van 'Bloemen in aquarel deel 1'. In dit boekje staat opnieuw een collectie bloemen, bladeren en bessen afgebeeld. Er wordt dieper ingegaan op de technieken uit het eerste deel en u leert er bovendien een paar nieuwe bij. De gebruikte technieken worden stap voor stap gedemonstreerd. De kleurenmengsels die u nodig hebt voor de bloemen worden stuk voor stuk behandeld. Zowel de beginnende als de gevorderde schilder kan met BLOEMEN IN AQUAREL DEEL 2 zelfverzekerd aan de slag voor veel plezier bij het schilderen van bloemen.
2017ref. 500074781Ballon Kids 2017 48 pages 21 8x21 8x0 4cm. 2017. Broché. 48 pages.
2017ref. 500074783Ballon Kids 2017 48 pages 22x22x0 6cm. 2017. Broché. 48 pages.
2017ref. 500083490Ballon Kids 2017 48 pages 22x22x0 6cm. 2017. Broché. 48 pages.
2020ref. 500083531Ballon Kids 2020 48 pages 19 8x19 8x0 8cm. 2020. Broché. 48 pages.
ref. 59881, Librero, 2001 Paperback, 128 pagina's, NL, 280 x 215 mm, in prima staat, met tal van voorbeelden in kleur. ISBN 9789072267788.
2007ref. 500122177Edl 2007 32 pages 20 6x0 8x21 2cm. 2007. Broché. 32 pages. Exemplaire de bibliothèque déclassé
ref. 59880, Librero, 2001 Paperback, 128 pagina's, NL, 280 x 215 mm, in prima staat, met tal van voorbeelden in kleur en z/w. ISBN 9789072267795.
2010ref. 500301837Artémis 2010 18 6x1 4x28 2cm. 2010. Broché.
1965Fotografías a color en algunas paginas.
1960ref. 233811960. African American cruise travel photo archive documenting Black middle class leisure tourism and social life aboard the S.S. Bremen and S.S. Pasteur during Caribbean voyages in the late 1950s or early 1960s capturing a period when increasing numbers of African American professionals church groups fraternal organizations and retirees began participating in commercial cruise tourism despite the persistence of segregation across much of the United States. After World War II rising Black incomes expanding Black travel networks and the gradual erosion of formal segregation opened new opportunities for international leisure travel particularly to Caribbean destinations where cruise companies marketed tropical tourism to American passengers. Cruise ships became important social environments in their own right combining formal dining dancing deck recreation shore excursions and staged entertainment within enclosed floating resorts. The archive records African American passengers participating fully in this postwar leisure culture at a moment when many hotels beaches and tourist facilities in the United States still excluded or restricted Black travelers. Photo archive of 16 silver gelatin souvenir photographs each 4" x 6" West Indies cruise voyage aboard the T.S. Bremen and S.S. Pasteur circa late 1950s to early 1960s. Multiple photographs bear contemporary printed captions reading "WEST INDIES / T.S. BREMEN" while verso inscriptions identify scenes including "Lunch on Promenade Deck" "Carnival at the Pier" and "Captain Gothie welcomes aboard selected party." Passengers appear gathered at long dining tables beneath shipboard windows and ceiling fixtures standing in receiving lines with uniformed officers dancing in formalwear during onboard parties and posing beside railings and staircases on exterior decks. Several scenes capture Black women wearing floral dresses leis broad-brimmed hats sunglasses and evening attire associated with midcentury resort and cruise fashion. Three large-format photographs show small boats clustered beside the Bremen during harbor activity in the Caribbean with Black dockworkers and boatmen maneuvering passengers and cargo alongside the hull. Additional scenes depict crowded promenade decks staged entertainment and informal social gatherings aboard ship. During the 1950s and 1960s cruise tourism expanded rapidly alongside broader transformations in African American mobility following wartime migration rising educational attainment and the gradual dismantling of racial barriers in transportation and public accommodations. Long before mass air tourism fully displaced ocean liners Caribbean cruises offered Black travelers access to international leisure spaces beyond many of the racial restrictions that governed hotels beaches and entertainment venues in the Jim Crow United States. Light edge wear; manuscript notations on versos; images remain clear and strong overall. Overall in good condition. Material documenting African American participation in postwar cruise culture remains substantially less common than comparable white tourist photography particularly archives preserving identifiable shipboard social interaction rather than generic travel views. unknown books
1960ref. 233811960. African American cruise travel photo archive documenting Black middle class leisure tourism and social life aboard the S.S. Bremen and S.S. Pasteur during Caribbean voyages in the late 1950s or early 1960s capturing a period when increasing numbers of African American professionals church groups fraternal organizations and retirees began participating in commercial cruise tourism despite the persistence of segregation across much of the United States. After World War II rising Black incomes expanding Black travel networks and the gradual erosion of formal segregation opened new opportunities for international leisure travel particularly to Caribbean destinations where cruise companies marketed tropical tourism to American passengers. Cruise ships became important social environments in their own right combining formal dining dancing deck recreation shore excursions and staged entertainment within enclosed floating resorts. The archive records African American passengers participating fully in this postwar leisure culture at a moment when many hotels beaches and tourist facilities in the United States still excluded or restricted Black travelers. Photo archive of 16 silver gelatin souvenir photographs each 4" x 6" West Indies cruise voyage aboard the T.S. Bremen and S.S. Pasteur circa late 1950s to early 1960s. Multiple photographs bear contemporary printed captions reading "WEST INDIES / T.S. BREMEN" while verso inscriptions identify scenes including "Lunch on Promenade Deck" "Carnival at the Pier" and "Captain Gothie welcomes aboard selected party." Passengers appear gathered at long dining tables beneath shipboard windows and ceiling fixtures standing in receiving lines with uniformed officers dancing in formalwear during onboard parties and posing beside railings and staircases on exterior decks. Several scenes capture Black women wearing floral dresses leis broad-brimmed hats sunglasses and evening attire associated with midcentury resort and cruise fashion. Three large-format photographs show small boats clustered beside the Bremen during harbor activity in the Caribbean with Black dockworkers and boatmen maneuvering passengers and cargo alongside the hull. Additional scenes depict crowded promenade decks staged entertainment and informal social gatherings aboard ship. During the 1950s and 1960s cruise tourism expanded rapidly alongside broader transformations in African American mobility following wartime migration rising educational attainment and the gradual dismantling of racial barriers in transportation and public accommodations. Long before mass air tourism fully displaced ocean liners Caribbean cruises offered Black travelers access to international leisure spaces beyond many of the racial restrictions that governed hotels beaches and entertainment venues in the Jim Crow United States. Light edge wear; manuscript notations on versos; images remain clear and strong overall. Overall in good condition. Material documenting African American participation in postwar cruise culture remains substantially less common than comparable white tourist photography particularly archives preserving identifiable shipboard social interaction rather than generic travel views. unknown
ref. 8248P., Maradan, 1814. In 16 broché, couverture muette. 211 pp. avec n portrait en frontispice.
1963ref. 3949Couverture souple 1ère Édition Jean-Jacques Pauvert 1963 Paris 29x19 cm
2018ref. 500100480Mila 2018 56 pages 22 4x27 8x1 2cm. 2018. Relié. 56 pages.
1972ref. 852Couverture souple Gallimard 1972 Paris 17,5x10,5 cm
ref. 37985sd (1980?), Revue Numa, in-12 broché non paginé, couverture illustrée, figures noir et blanc. Texte en français, anglais et allemand. | Etat : Bon état général, couverture légèrement défraichie (Ref.: ref84501)
1996ref. 4688France Loisirs 1996 343 pages in8. 1996. relie jaquette. 343 pages.
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