BOURGOGNE — DROIT. Manuscrit.Livre Rare Book
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1594réf. 7211594 In-folio (35,2 x 24,7 cm), demi-basane XIXe, dos lisse orné, pièce de titre en maroquin noir.89 ff., 5 ff. bl. (coins un peu frottés, petites épidermures, mouillures éparses (très prononcéesavec petites pertes de textes aux ff. 71-75), petits manques en marge des ff. 83 et 88, largemanque de papier au dernier f. bl., bandes de renfort au verso des ff. 8, 12 et 13, traced’adhésif au verso du f. 1).Manuscrit sur papier, encre brune.Précieux manuscrit comprenant la « grosse » d’un jugement prononcé au bailliage de Montcenis, près d’Autun (auj. Saône-et-Loire), avec signature du greffier. Il date des dernières années du XVIe siècle et concerne Jean Pageot et sa succession. Celui-ci était originaire du village de Chambroy, paroisse de Saint-Symphorien-de-Marmagne. Les audiences se font auprès d’Etienne Callart, docteur en droits, conseiller du roi et lieutenant au bailliage de Montcenis. La veuve de Pageot doit s’acquitter de dettes laissées par son défunt mari et d’autres litiges (f. 57v), notamment sur des biens immobiliers (maisons, vignes, bois).Elle est aux prises avec des personnages importants, notamment Odet de Montaigu, sieur de laTour Guerin et lieutenant général de la chancellerie d’Autun. A partir du f. 82 figure la déclaration d’héritage dressant la liste des biens du défunt, avec des annotations marginales de la fin du XVII e siècle (1678).Le manuscrit est par ailleurs intéressant pour sa mention des troubles de l’histoire contemporaine, notamment la menace des troupes de la Ligue (f. 1r) , faction ultra-catholique menaçant la monarchie ; Montcenis resta fidèle au roi – contrairement à sa voisine Autun – en dépit de tentatives. Il est question d’une incursion près de la porte du château de Montcenis de troupes ligueuses capturant des hommes pour obtenir des rançons en échange : « Les trouppes de la Ligue se gesterent dedans pour y surprendre tous ceux qu’ils pourroient pour les rendre prisonniers (…) » (f. 1r).Biblio : H. Abord, Histoire de la Réforme et de la Ligue dans la ville d’Autun, III, p. 288.
1950réf. 73867s. d. [circa 1950] | 21 x 27 cm | 3 pages sur 3 feuillets perforés agrafés
1895réf. 77509Paris 12 novembre 1895 | 12.50 x 20 cm | 4 page sur un double feuillet
1919Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original document partly printed and manuscript. Oblong: 15,5x18 cm. In Ottoman script. A tear to blank outer margin of title-page (no loss and not affecting to the printing area). The tax on war profits was on the agenda already in 1918 but it became effective only in 1919. During World War 1, the revenues procured from taxes covered only 10 percent of the government expenses. [WW I] (1914-1918 Online).
1891réf. 76346Paris 5 mai 1891 | 11.40 x 8.80 cm | une carte recto-verso et une enveloppe
réf. 49337o.J. Berlin, 12. II. 1835, Fol. 1 Seite. Doppelblatt. Mit Wappen am Kopf und papiergedecktem Siegel.
réf. 11649Cète, 18 mars 1794, 1 petite déchirure dans la marge du haut Lettre autographe, signée, 1 feuillet de 22 x 32 cm, belle en-tête imprimée: "mort aux tyans, paix aux peuples", ornement allégorique, cachet de cire rouge: "général de la 9e division de Cette" ;
1866réf. 86602lundi soir [1866 ?] | 13.30 x 20.90 cm | une page sur un bifeuillet
1967réf. 88340L'Herne | Paris 27 Février 1967 | 21 x 27 cm | une feuille
1957réf. 84396Paris 29 Avril 1957 | 21 x 27 cm | une feuille + une enveloppe
1976réf. 84669Paris 12 Octobre 1976 | 21 x 29.50 cm | une page recto verso
1955réf. 84466Capri s. d. [circa 1955] | 15 x 10.50 cm | une carte postale
1963réf. 86003Fréjus 17 Avril 1963 | 21.50 x 27.50 cm | une page
1954réf. 86537Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat 10 Mai 1954 | 13.50 x 21 cm | une page
1954réf. 88343s. n. | Paris 30 Juillet 1954 | 21 x 27 cm | une feuille
1938réf. 87921Versailles 7 Janvier 1938 | 13.50 x 18 cm | une page et demi sur un bifeuillet
1950réf. 76186s. l. [Klarskovgaard] 7 octobre 1950 | 21 x 34 cm | 2 pages sur 2 feuillets
1952réf. 78894Paris samedi 29 novembre 1952 | 13.50 x 20.80 cm | une page sur un feuillet
1920réf. 78161Paris s. d. [novembre 1920] | 13.50 x 18 cm | 4 pages sur 4 feuillets
1904réf. 78907s. l. [Paris] s. d. [ca. 1904] | 11.50 x 15.90 cm | 4 pages sur un double feuillet
1911réf. 74318S. n. | s. l. 8 Avril 1911 | 27 x 21.50 cm | deux pages sur une feuille
réf. 94180Bruxelles, Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique, 2005. 19 x 28, 203 pp., broché, très bon état.
Oblong folio album (245 x 380 mm). 57 ff. 50 full-page pen and ink drawings of imaginary cities and their armies; 50 emblematic cartouches each containing an octave describing the opposite city, some with Latin mottos; dedication in ornamental border; allegorical cartouche with octave praising Venice on the verso. Contemporary red morocco with gilt triple fillets enclosing large oval centerpiece composed of double fllets in arabesque patterns with armorial shield, edges gilt. Stored in custom-made half morocco case. Unique album with splendid manuscript designs for imaginary fortified cities, created for and dedicated to Marino Grimani in the year of his appointment as Doge of the City and Republic of Venice, which he would reign over until his death. Grimani served as Superintendent of Fortresses before becoming Doge and worked for many years on the design and construction of the Palmanova fortress, the greatest of the Renaissance star forts and constantly embattled by the Ottomans as well as by other forces for centuries to come. Vericci's album constitutes a paragon of Renaissance idealism: a utopian vision which champions the might derived from pushing human genius to the limits of the imagination, combining mathematics, philosophy, and military prowess with art, poetry, and design. Little is known about the author-artist Marco Vericci, some of whose other ingenious military designs survive in the Biblioteca Bertoliana in Vicenza, but he may have worked with Grimani on the designs for Palmanova. Italian art historian Lionello Puppi has cautiously suggested that "Vericcius" may be a pseudonym of Fillipo Pigafetta, a Venetian soldier and mathematician who wrote extensively on military fortifications. In this album, Vericci illustrates and whimsically describes fifty imaginary cities whose designs are based on the utopian mathematical ideals of the Renaissance star fort. The cities, with names like "Mirabella", "Grimanopoli", and "Durissima", are situated in elaborate landscapes (almost all are island fortresses, like their model) and are rendered in exquisite detail. The octave opposite each illustration describes the strengths and virtues of each fantastical fortress in the vein of Italo Calvino's novel "Invisible Cities" - which also featured a litany of imaginary towns all reflective of La Serenissima herself. The last illustration but one depicts the 1571 Battle of Lepanto, a major naval victory by the Holy League over the Ottomans. The Palmanova fortress was dedicated exactly 22 years, to the day, after the battle - thus its inclusion here links the glory of Lepanto explicitly to the achievements of Doge Grimani, in addition to re-situating this imaginative work in its real-life context of simmering conflict not just between Europe and the Turks, but also between Venice and Austria - her enemy to the North. - Some light soiling and spotting; some early marginal repairs where ink has corroded the paper; traces of paste on first two leaves with loss to a few letters. Otherwise in excellent state of preservation and still in its richly gilt morocco binding commissioned for the Doge of Venice (his arms in the centre of the back cover rubbed). Manfredo Tafuri, Venice and the Renaissance (Boston: MIT Press, 1995). Lionello Puppi, Scrittori vicentini d'architettura del secolo XVI (Venice: Accademia Olimpica, 1973).
Folio (ca. 210 x 305 mm). Ink manuscript on paper (watermark: eagle and coat-of-arms). 129 written pp. on 72 ff., paginated 5-98 (with lacunae) and 105-147. Numerous inserted leaves and illustrations. Contemporary carta rustica with title inscribed to front cover. An extensive, illustrated manuscript treatise for the instruction of artillerists, couched as a dialogue between an apprentice bombardier and his master, entitled "Discorso fatto in dialogo trà il maestro e lo scollaro bombard[ie]re nel quale si comprende tutto quello che è necessario per saper ben maneggiare l'artiglieria". Written in brown ink in a single large gathering, including 15 pages of ink drawings laid into the manuscript, and a second section beginning on page 105 titled "Prattica del Can[on]e", in three smaller gatherings. Separate indices for the two sections at the end. The omitted pages 99-104 would appear to have been blank (as are pp. 43-47 at the end of the second section), and while the page numbering in the first section is not entirely consecutive, the text appears entirely complete, with no references in the index to unrecorded page numbers. - Browning to the laid-down drawings; some worming and several small holes and dampstains. From the collection of Thomas Fremantle, 3rd Baron Cottesloe (1862-1956), commander of the Territorial Army and president of the Society for Army History Research.
1974réf. 70633Ispahan 22 novembre 1974 | 14.90 x 10.20 cm | une carte postale