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1875Cm. 28,5, pp. xiv, 736. Con un fac-simile d'autografo ripiegato f.t. all'antiporta. Legatura originale in cartonato rigido con titoli a stampa. Qualche segno d'uso esterno, ma complessivamente esemplare genuino e ben conservato. Esemplare stampato su carta distinta nella rara tiratura in carta grande. Dedica manoscritta dell'autore. Edizione originale ed unica di questa pubblicazione che presenta la nona novella della giornata prima del Decamerone voltata in un numero incredibile di dialetti italiani (oltre 500!). Le versioni dialettali sono tutte composte e firmate da autori spesso assai celebri nelle zone da cui proviene il dialetto utilizzato.
LEGATURA OTTOCENTESCA IN MEZZA PELLA MARRONE CON TASSELLO TITOLI, PIATTI MARMORIZZATI. INTERNO CON ALCUNE VIGNETTE AD OGNI INIZIO DI GIORNATA. DI NUOVO RISTAMPATO, E RISCONTRATO DAL CAVALIER LIONARDO SALVIATI numero pagine: (22) 543 formato: 20X14.5 stato conservazione: ABBASTANZA BUONO, FRONTESPIZIO CON PICCOLE MANCANZE AI MARGINI E SCRITTA DI POSSESSO NELLA PARTE INFERIORE
1873réf. 852781873. Fine. 1873 11 x 17 cm 10 volumes reliés en 4 Illustrated edition with a portrait of Jean Boccaccio as frontispiece to the first volume and 11 etched out-of-text engravings by Léopold Flameng one of 600 copies on Holland paper in forme. Half straw-yellow morocco bindings with corners spines with five raised bands decorated with black fillets gilt dates at foot red morocco title and volume labels marbled paper boards marbled endpapers and pastedowns top edges gilt bindings signed by Canape-Helz. Our copy is exceptionally enhanced with a suite of engravings executed by Gravelot. Handsome set. hardcover
1934réf. 035596Oxford: Shakespeare Head Press 1934. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Limited Numbered Edition. Two volumes 319pp & 268 pp.Two volumes-319 pp & 268 pp. Attractive blue Morocco leather bound with blue and gold cockerel endpapers printed in blue and black throughout with woodcut illustrations on Batchelor's Kelmscott handmade paper. Double title-page spread with tissue paper in between top edge gilt with others uncut. Beautiful decorative leading letters. Internally near fine condition with some wear on the corners and top and bottom of spine. Large quarto. This is one of 325 limited numbered editions being #8."Set in Italy during the time of the Black Death The Decameron tells the story of a group of ten young people-seven women and three men-who flee plague-ridden Florence for a two-week respite at a villa in the countryside. To pass the time in the evenings they decide that each person will tell one story per night for 10 nights resulting in a total of 100 tales.The 100 stories cover a wide range of subjects and tones from bawdy tales mocking the lust of clergy members to romantic adventures of traveling merchants. Recurring elements include tensions between social classes the resourcefulness of women and the fickleness of fate." . Shakespeare Head Press Hardcover
1927réf. 21260791927. New York: Golden Hind Press for the subscribers of the Biblion Society. 1927. 4to. Publisher's black cloth spine label printed in red; pp. 47 1 advertisements in the rare printed dust-jacket; title-page and first page of text printed in pale blue and pink; slight soiling and a few marks to dust-jacket spine ends and extremities lightly worn; a near-fine copy in a good jacket.First edition of these spurious translations of Boccaccio involving accidental mother-son incest and friendship between Catholics and Protestants despite the fact that Boccaccio died a century before Luther's birth falsely claiming to be illustrated with 'new sketches' by Beardsley this copy in the rare dust-jacket.This edition was distributed by the Golden Hind Press for subscribers of the Biblion Society both operated by notorious publisher Samuel Roth. He would later be the plaintiff in the landmark 1957 Supreme Court case Roth vs United States which redefined what constituted obscene material unprotected by First Amendment rights. In 1930 he spent two months in prison for selling obscene material including Joyce's Ulysses which he had published in serialised bowdlerised form without Joyce's permission two years earlier.The present edition claims to present several hitherto unpublished illustrations by Beardsley each captioned 'New Sketch'. All in fact had been previously published: they comprise 'The Mirror of Love' four illustrations from Le Morte D'Arthur and 'Lysistrata Haranguing the Athenian Woman' from the 1896 edition of Lysistrata.The phallic vignettes between paragraphs are the work of Hungarian illustrator Walter Pogany. Jonah Lubin and Maria Laurids Lazzarotti attribute this pseudo-translation to Romanian-born writer of Yiddish pulp fiction David Moses Hermalin 1865-1921 who had produced Yiddish adaptations of Shakespeare Tolstoy Conan Doyle and at the start of the twentieth century Boccaccio publishing Paskarela through B. Rabinovits and Madam Babeta through the Hebrew Publishing Company in New York City. 'Paskarela and Madam Babeta are longer versions of those same stories that Roth printed in English twenty-seven years later. Unless some proto-version of these two stories surfaces the most likely explanation seems to be that the tales were composed by Hermalin as pseudotranslations of Boccaccio and that Roth or someone close to him translated these stories and passed them off once more as authentic lost stories by Boccaccio.'By birth a Galician Jew Roth knew Yiddish and used Yiddish sources to produce translations of Heinrich Heine since he had no German. He was also an inveterate publisher of phony translations . He had the means the motivation and the sheer brazenness necessary to take a pair of Yiddish fakes translate them into English and pass them off as genuine discoveries to an unsuspecting literary public' Lubin and Lazzarotti online.Library Hub finds three copies in the UK BL CUL Goldsmiths.Not in Samuels Lasner; Healey 4907 note 'one assumes that both stories and drawings are pastiches and fakes'. See Lubin and Lazarotti 'Pseudo-Boccaccio Yiddish Pulp Fiction and the Man Who Ripped Off Joyce' in The Public Domain Review 17 April 2024. hardcover
réf. 18102Paris Librairie Artistique - H. Launette et Cie, Editeurs - G. Boudet, Succ. 1890 in 4 (32,5x23,5) 3 volumes reliures demi maroquin bleu turquoise à coins de l'époque, dos à nerfs, couvertures conservées, XVI et 310 pages [1], 319 et 274 pages [1]. Reliures signées de Flammarion-Vaillant. Traduction et notes de Francisque Reynard. Edition de grand luxe. Bel exemplaire, très bien relié (photographies sur demande)
1955in 4° (cm 25x 34,5), pp. 601, 542; leg. edit. m/pelle marrone con sovracop., ds. a nervi con tit. e fregi in oro, sguardie marmor. Opera illustrata con 101 tavv. a colori f.t. che in origine avrebbero dovuto essere tutte di Boccasile ma, a causa della sua morte prematura nel 1952, furono completate da Sante Albertarelli, Giulio Bertoletti, Giorgio De Gasperi e Walter Molino. Sovracop. coi dorsi scuriti dal sole e con piccoli strappi riparati ma, per il resto, opera in ottimo stato di conservazione, su carta pesante e a tiratura limitata a 3000 copie. 014/33
1534In 16° (140 x98), 110 carte, 1 n.n. con la marca tipografica in ultima pagina. Leg. in mezza pelle ottocentesca con fregi e titolo in oro al dorso. Seconda rara edizione di questa importante opera sulla lingua italiana e sulla grammatica, che presenta il "Dialogo sopra le lettere del Trissino", mancante nella prima edizione del 1526, pubblicata a Venezia da De Gregari. Il trattato riporta in forma parte discorsiva e parte di dizionario, le forme grammaticali che ricorrono nei tre autori, con citazione dei luoghi in cui compaiono. Timbrino tondo di collezione privata alla prima pagina e piccola annotazione a penna. Copia un po' rifilata in testa, senza alcuna perdita di testo, ma ben conservata; manca il foglio di guardia anteriore. Brunet III, 1068: "...augmenté du Dialogo sopra certe lettere, ovver caratteri trovati da Giov. Georgio Trissino..."; Graesse IV, 202. Non in Adams.
1965réf. L3 box657 b4aEsposizioni Sopra la Comedia di Dante Tutte le Opere di Giovanni Boccaccio Volume Sesto Boccaccio VI. A cura di Giorgio Padoan. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore 1965. Leather bound 1110 pages. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1965réf. L3 box657 b4Esposizioni Sopra la Comedia di Dante Tutte le Opere di Giovanni Boccaccio Volume Sesto Boccaccio VI. A cura di Giorgio Padoan. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore 1965. Leather bound 1110 pages. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1779réf. FGN24-D-1Londres Paris: Chez les principaux Libraires de France & des pays Etrangers 1779. Hardback. Good. 6" by 4". Gravelot; Eisen; Cochin the Younger; Boucher. A complete ten volume set of the works of Giovanni Boccaccio the French edition. A ten-volume set of the works of Giovanni Boccaccio. Complete in ten volumes with ten engravings and a frontispiece to each volume. Volume I has an engraved title-page dated 1777. All volumes with decorative head and tailpieces. Volume I is lacking the portrait of Boccaccio but all other plates are correct. Illustrated by Gravelot Eisen Cochin the Younger and Boucher reduced and engraved by Vidal. The imprint is false printed in Paris. Giovanni Boccaccio In French Jean Bocace was an Italian author poet and correspondent of Petrarch. Boccaccio wrote a number of notable works including the Decameron and On Famous Women. As a poet who wrote in the Italian vernacular Boccaccio is particularly noted for his realistic dialogue which differed from his contemporaries. In paper-covered boards. Externally sound with some wear to spines and bumping to extremities. Spines browned. Ink signature to front pastedown of volume I. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages bright with scattered patches of foxing throughout. Good Chez les principaux Libraires de France & des pays Etrangers hardcover
1903réf. 2310300045Privately printed for members of the Aldus Society 1903. Hardcover. Very Good. Fine bindings Edition de Grand Luxe no. 76. 12 volume complete set. Bound in 3/4 red morocco over marbled boards. Gilt stamped spines. Top edges gilt. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Minor shelf wear. Spine cap of one of the volumes is darkened. Some minor rubbing but generally a very handsome set. Clean unmarked pages. Frontispiece illustrations with tissue guard. Contents: The Decameron of Giovanni Boccacci Il Boccaccio : Now First Completely Done into English Prose and Verse by John Payne 2 vols. - The Tales and Novel of J. De La Fontaine : Completely Translated into English 2 vols. - The Heptameron of the Tales of Margaret Queen of Navarre : Newly Translated from the Authentic Text with an Essay upon the Heptameron by George Saintsbury M.A. 2 vols. - The Novellino of Masuccio : Now First Translated into English by W.G. Waters 2 vols. - Master Francis Rabelais : Completely Translated into English by Urquhart and Motteux 2 vols. - The Confessions of Jean Jacques Rousseau : Now First Completely Translated into English 2 vols. Privately printed for members of the Aldus Society hardcover
1986réf. 27273Milano: Phylobiblon 1986. Cm. 34 pp. 32 4. Bross. orig. con una vignetta xilografica tratta dal "De Mulieribus Claris" del 1506 ripetuta al frontespizio. Entro custodia edit. Perfetta conservazione. Bell'edizione composta a mano e stampata al torchio su carta al tino del Moulin de Larroque in 80 esemplari numerati ns. n. 3. Phylobiblon unknown
1986Cm. 34, pp. 32 (4). Bross. orig. con una vignetta xilografica tratta dal "De Mulieribus Claris" del 1506 (ripetuta al frontespizio). Entro custodia edit. Perfetta conservazione. Bell'edizione composta a mano e stampata al torchio su carta al tino del Moulin de Larroque in 80 esemplari numerati (ns. n. 3).
1934réf. 260800Oxford : Basil Blackwell 1934. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat rubbed and dust-toned as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall: tight bright clean and strong. Physical description; 318p. Subject; English literature. Oxford : Basil Blackwell hardcover
1900réf. 65535New York:: The Grolier Club 1900. First edition. publisher's elaborately decorated boards. There is some light foxing to the text and the very slightest of rubbing to the edges of the boards. . 8vo. Folding plate "Fiorenza;" frontispiece portrait. With an Introduction and a Note on the Portraits of Dante by G. R. Carpenter. Printed at the De Vinne Press. The Grolier Club, hardcover
1679réf. 29857Amsterdam. 1679. Second Amsterdam edition the first appeared in 1665. old full sheep. Armorial bookplates on pastedowns; bindings rubbed but tight and sound. 16mo. unknown
1770réf. 146354Tuscany: Giovanni Ghiara 1770. Finely bound edition of Giovanni Boccaccio’s masterpiece. Octavo five volumes original full contemporary vellum with morocco labels and gilt titles to the spine patterned endpapers all edges marbled original emerald silk ribbons frontispiece portrait of Boccaccio to Vol. I. In very good condition to near fine condition with some toning to the boards a closed tear to the front panel and half title page of Vol. I light toning to the front and rear flyleaf of each volume and a slight lean to Vol. V. The Decameron is a collection of novellas by the 14th-century Italian author Giovanni Boccaccio 1313–1375. The book is structured as a frame story containing 100 tales told by a group of seven young women and three young men sheltering in a secluded villa just outside Florence to escape the Black Death which was afflicting the city. Boccaccio probably conceived the Decameron after the epidemic of 1348 and completed it by 1353. The various tales of love in The Decameron range from the erotic to the tragic. Tales of wit practical jokes and life lessons contribute to the mosaic. In addition to its literary value and widespread influence for example on Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales it provides a document of life at the time. Written in the vernacular of the Florentine language it is considered a masterpiece of classical early Italian prose. Giovanni Ghiara hardcover
1940réf. 016386New York: Limited Editions Club 1940. Hardcover. Mild rubbing to spine tips. Close to Fine in a Near Fine slipcase with some spotting. Fritz Kredel. Two large octavo 7-1/4" x 10-1/4" volumes bound in half black calf and decorated linen boards. The first English translation of 1620 plus two tales there omitted. Illustrated with woodcuts by Fritz Kredel. One of the scarcest publications of the press with only 530 copies printed. Of that total edition of 530 copies SIGNED by the illustrator on the colophon page this is one of only 15 Presentation Copies with the publisher's blindstamp attesting to such on the colophon page where the printed number "476" is struck through and the initials "G.M." are handwritten. Acquired directly from the publisher's files and most likely the publisher George Macy's very own copy. Limited Editions Club hardcover
1645réf. 61150Rouen, Robert Dare, 1645. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Soiling and miscolouring to extremities. Internally nice and clean. (32), 1108, (12) pp.
1645réf. 61150Rouen Robert Dare 1645. 8vo. In contemporary full vellum. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Soiling and miscolouring to extremities. Internally nice and clean. 32 1108 12 pp. Rare later Rouen-edition of Le Macon's French translation of Boccaccio's Decameron. Le Maçon became private secretary to Margaret Queen of Navarre. To please the princess who loved letters and novels he undertook a translation into French of Boccaccio's Decameron - the first made directly from the original Italian. It was first published in 1645.OCLC only list 5 copies. Brunet I 1006: “Cette traduction justement estimée” hardcover
1923réf. 23077Chicago: The Caxton Club 1923. FIRST and LIMITED EDITION one of only 160 copies printed on handmade Fabriano Paper. With 21 plates three of which are in beautiful full colour with printed tissue guards. Also with fine engraved ititials and tables throughtout. 4to publisher’s original half vellum over buff boards with small vellum corner-pieces. 24pp plates. A very fine copy near as pristine. SCARCE LIMITED TO ONLY 160 COPIES. A study of the genealogical tables used to decorate Boccaccio's great mythological work from manuscripts and the early printed editions. Genealogia deorum gentilium known in English as On the Genealogy of the Gods of the Gentiles is a mythography or encyclopedic compilation of the tangled family relationships of the classical pantheons of Ancient Greece and Rome written in Latin prose in circa 1360 by the Italian author and poet Giovanni Boccaccio. The first printed edition was in Venice at the early date of 1472. By 1499 no fewer then eight editions had published attesting to the popularity of the work. Ernest Hatch Wilkins was a respected authority on Italian literature. His teaching career began at Amherst as an instructor of Romance languages from 1900 to 1904 and continued at Harvard where he taught from 1906 to 1912 and again from 1947 to 1950 as a visiting lecturer on Italian literature. In 1912 he went to the University of Chicago where he was successively Associate Professor and Professor of Romance languages until his move to Oberlin in 1927. From 1923 to 1926 he served the University as Dean of its College of Arts Literature and Science Wilkins served as Oberlin College's seventh president from 1927 until his retirement in 1946. He authored several respected works on Dante Petrarch and Papini. He was a corresponding member of the Accademia Della Crusca in Florence and was decorated with the Cavaliere della Corona d'Italia in 1920 for his international promotion of Petrarch and Dante. The Caxton Club hardcover
1903réf. 66188Reliure bradel plein cartonnage de papier marbré. Dos à nerfs avec fleuron central doré. Toutes tranches dorées. Couverture couleurs conservée. Mors intérieur affaibli.E?dition ornée de 7 illustrations hors texte, de nombreuses vignettes et culs-de-lampe par Léon LEBE?GUE.
réf. 27571Rouen, & se vend à Paris, Louis Billaine, 1670. 2 vol. in-12, maroquin rouge, dos à nerfs ornés de caissons dorés, encadrement d'un triple filet doré sur les plats, roulette dorée sur les coupes, roulette dorée intérieure, tranches dorées sur marbrure. Reliure de l'époque, qq. auréoles sur le plat sup. du tome I, petite fente au mors sup. en tête du tome I. Bel exemplaire. Ex-libris gravé au contreplat de Sanchez de Novellan. (8) ff., 584 pp.; (1) f. blanc, (7) ff., 471 pp., (2) ff. blancs. Quelques rousseurs, deux ff. intervertis à la fin du tome II.
1934réf. 50551Paris Gibert Jeune 1934 2 volumes in-4, bradel demi-parchemin bandes, plats de papier motifs onduls, dos portant le nom de l'auteur, le titre de l'ouvrage et la tomaison calligraphis en noir; et illustrs d'une petite composition aquarelle en couleurs reprsentant un personnage diffrent pour chaque volume; doublures et gardes de papier marbr, non rogns, couvertures illustres.170 compositions de Brunelleschi, dont 32 hors-texte en couleurs et 138 bandeaux et culs-de-lampe en noir. Tirage unique limit 2.500 exemplaires numrots sur vlin de Navarre. Exemplaire enrichi d'une suite en noir des hors-texte.
