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rif. 71-5270Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1863. Original tinted lithograph. 75 x 35 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs and soiling in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1863. unknown
rif. 71-5269Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1863. Original tinted lithograph. 75 x 35 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs and soiling in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1863. unknown
rif. 71-5267Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1863. Original tinted lithograph. 75 x 35 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs and soiling in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1863. unknown
rif. 71-5273Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1863. Original tinted lithograph. 35 x 50 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs soiling and foxing in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1863. unknown
rif. 71-5268Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1863. Original tinted lithograph. 75 x 35 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs and soiling in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1863. unknown
rif. 71-5276Paris: Henri Charpentier circa 1861. Original tinted lithograph. 35 x 50 cm sheet. Very Good minor rubs and soiling in the margins. Paris: Henri Charpentier, circa 1861. unknown
rif. 71-5462Paris: chez Demarteau Graveur et Pensionnaire du Roi circa 1750. Original color crayon manner engraving. 25 x 30 cm sheet. Good soiling water stains tears along sheet edges bottom edge of sheet missing. Paris: chez Demarteau Graveur et Pensionnaire du Roi, circa 1750. unknown
rif. A9781138258198Paperback / softback. New. Predictions about the success of the Convention on Biological Diversity CBD are pessimistic. It has now become commonplace to bemoan the scope ambition and deeply political nature of a convention that addresses issues ranging from ecosystems protection to the exploitation of genetic resources from conservation to justice and from commerce to scientific knowledge. Ten years after its adoption how can we assess the difference that the CBD has made Is it in danger of collapsing under its own weight or is it building the foundations of new patterns of relations between societies and nature What achievements can we record and what challenges does it face In this book which is unique in its scope diversity and the wealth of information it contains contributors from a variety of academic disciplines tackle an issue of enduring importance to the protection of biodiversity and enhance our understanding of humanity's capacity to reconcile its various aspirations and halt the destructive path upon which it is set. paperback
rif. A9781138003002Paperback / softback. New. In recent years much stimulating research has emerged on children's theories of mind construed as the understanding of others' intentions beliefs and desires. In this context there is a renewed interest in the developmental origins of social cognition. This book is an expression of this new interest assembling current conceptualizations and research on the precursors of joint engagement language and explicit theories of mind. The focus is on what announces such remarkable development. The book is divided into four parts. Part I deals with the nature and development of social cognition in infancy. Each contribution provides a different view of the important features of social cognition in the first months of life. Part II presents recent empirical findings on the developing ability by young infants to detect whether caretakers and social partners are attentive and responsive to their own behavior in social exchanges. Part III focuses on the early development of infants' ability to monitor others in their action their gazing their animacy and their emotion. Part IV offers a commentary on the contributions as a whole discussing the basic theoretical assumptions guiding current research on early social cognition. The author identifies the conceptual strengths and weaknesses of the work presented and suggests interesting avenues for future research. paperback
rif. 16-4782Paris: Circa 1830s. Als. 20.7 x13.17 cm. 4 pp. 2 with text. Julien Philippe de Gaulle was the grandfather of Charles De Gaulle.Julien Philippe DE GAULLE .Archiviste Paléographe Professeur - à Lille.Julien Philippe de GaulleHistorian.Born: September 8 1801 Paris FranceDied: August 13 1883Partner: Joséphine-Marie GaulleGrandchildren: Charles de Gaulle Pierre de Gaulle Marie-Agnès Cailliau de Gaulle Xavier de Gaulle Jaques de GaulleChildren: Henri de Gaulle Charles de GaulleGreat grandchildren: Philippe de Gaulle Geneviève de Gaulle-Anthonioz Élisabeth de Gaulle Anne de Gaulle.Family Tree:Born 26 December 1801 Saturday - PARIS 75Deceased 14 August 1883 Tuesday - PARIS 75 aged 81 years oldChartiste enseigne alors à Lille où un de ses oncles a un poste à la manufacture de tabac Parents: Jean Baptiste DE GAULLE Avocat 1759-1832Directeur des Postes Militaires de la Grande Armée Sophie GAUSSEN Artiste Peintre-Miniaturiste 1761-1840. Spouses and childrenMarried 8 September 1835 Tuesday LILLE 59 to Joséphine MAILLOT 1806-1886 Parents : Charles MAILLOT 1781-1855 & Joséphine HERMEL 1783-1841 withCharles DE GAULLE 1837-1880Henri PDG DE GAULLE Professeur 1848-1932Jules DE GAULLE Entomologue 1850-1922. SiblingsF Justine DE GAULLE 1795-1877 Married 11 January 1827 Thursday PARIS 75 to Guillaume BIDAULD Architecte 1795-1859M Julien Philippe DE GAULLE Professeur 1801-1883 Married 8 September 1835 Tuesday LILLE 59 to Joséphine MAILLOT 1806-1886.Expertise by Saint-Hélion Documents Historiques 209 boulevard Saint-Germain Paris circa 1950s.-1960s. . Provenance:Maurice Léon SALZANI. Born 9 September 1896 - Bournabat Bornova İzmir TURQUIE; Deceased 13 January 1971 - Crosville-la-Vieille 27110 Eure Haute-Normandie FRANCE aged 74 years old. Residence in the 1960s; Grosville-la-Vieille Le Neubourg Eure. .Agent Général de laCompagnie des Messageries Martimes pour les Indes le Pakistan la Birmanie et Ceylan. 72-75 Fenchurch St. London EC3; Président. Comité de la Croix-Rouge Française de Ceylan; Agent Consulare de France à Madras. Paris: Circa 1830s unknown
rif. 51-4752Paris: Imprimerie royale 1819. Large folio. New full calf by the artisan bookbinder Sasha Mosalov. Part of original spine and front cover title preserved Complete with 80 plates.Colas 1089; Brunet II 1337; not in OCLC.Nicolas Nicolaides: Baron Louis Nicolas Philippe Auguste de Forbin later count de Forbin la Roque-d'Anthéron 1777 – ΠαÏίσι 1841 was a French painter author and antiquarian. He was also a pupil of painter Jacques-Louis David. During the Bourbon restauration Forbin served as general director of the Louvre Museum and other museums of France.Inspired by the travels of François-René de Chateaubriand Forbin sailed out from Toulon on 22 August 1817 to tour the eastern Mediterranean. Like Chateaubriand Forbin travelled on his own initiative without an order from the French government; however since the aim of his journey was to discover Greek and Roman antiquities and to draw landscapes of the places he would visit he was able to travel on the ships of the French fleet of the Levant Flotte du Levant.In his venture Forbin was accompanied by painters Pierre Prevost and Léon Matthieu Cochereau also a pupil of David and a nephew of Prévost as well as architect Jean-Nicolas Huyot. Abbé de Forbin-Janson later bishop of Nancy was also a member of the company for the first part of the journey while Huyot had to retire when he fractured his leg on Milos island. In addition twenty-four year old Cochereau died of dysentery off the coast of Cythera and was replaced by Linant de Bellefonds who at the time was a mate on "Cleopatra" the mission's ship. De Bellefonds resigned from his position on the ship and participated in the expedition as a painter and chartographer. When the expedition ended in December of 1817 de Bellefonds decided to stay on in Egypt and explored its territory as member of several missions. From 1831 to 1869 he served the kingdom of Egypt as chief engineer of several public works including the Suez Canal.The expedition sailed to Acre Galilee and thenceforth travelled by land. While in Palestine the travellers visited the Dead Sea and Jordan river reached Cairo and sailed the Nile down to Upper Egypt. The main places they visited includde Milos island Athens Constantinople Ephesus Acre Jerusalem Gaza Damietta Cairo Luxor Thebes Rosetta and Alexandria. When the expedition returned to France in April 1818 Forbin had spent approximately 28.000 francs on the purchase and transportation of antiquities some of which ended up in the Louvre collections at the time Royal Museum of France. Prevost drew panoramic views of Jerusalem and Athens but succumbed to pneumonia in 1823 without completing his panorama of Constantinople.The descriptions of Forbin show him to be a mature observer in possession of deep humanistic culture. Forbin also travelled to Sicily in 1820 and published his travel account as he had done with his expedition of 1817.Moyen-Orient - FORBIN Claude Comte de. Voyage dans le Levant. Paris Imprimerie Royale 1819.Atlas seul in-folio 74 x 55 cm ; demi-maroquin rouge à coins dos lisse orné. 3 ff. 110 pp. 1 f. pp. 111-132 80 planches numérotées 1-78 dont 70 lithographies par Baltard Bourgeois Fragonard Lecomte Vernet… d’après Forbin Vernet Isabey et Fragonard 8 aquatintes par Debucourt et 2 plans in fine.L'atlas in-folio qui accompagne l'édition originale du Voyage dans le Levant en 1817 et 1818 de Forbin ne fut tiré qu'à 325 exemplaires.Peintre et archéologue élève de David le Comte de Forbin fut nommé par Louis XVIII directeur du Musée du Louvre. Il entreprit ce voyage en Grèce en Asie Mineure en Palestine et en Égypte en 1817 et 1818 sur une frégate de l'escadre du Levant. Sa mission était d'acheter des antiquités pour le Louvre.De la bibliothèque Paul Lagrave avec son ex-libris au contreplat et de la bibliothèque du Comte François Chandon de Briailles 1892-1953 descendant des fondateurs de la fameuse maison de Champagne avec son ex-libris sur la première garde. Paris: Imprimerie royale, 1819. unknown
rif. 17-6636Paris: H. Charpentier circa 1832. Tinted lithograph on wove paper. From the series Paris dans sa Spendeur-Histoire. 25 x 36 cm image. 34 x 48.5 cm sheet. Very Good. Soiling in margins. Tear in upper margin. Paris: H. Charpentier, circa 1832. unknown
rif. 51-4653Paris: Librairie de L. Hachette et Cie 1858. Large folio. 38 x 55cm. Original black percaline covers restored with matching goatskin spine by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov.Gilt stamping on cover faded; OCLC Number: 556621646.Fresh with a little foxing. Bookseller label of A. Binant rue de Cléry Paris. In-folio percaline noire de l'éditeur titre et armes dorés sur le premier plat. Première édition illustrée de 14 culs-de-lampe gravés sur bois d'un titre-frontispice et de 27 planches lithographiés sur fond teinté: Bade Lichtental Eberstein Gernsbach Forbach Allerheiligen.Sans le dos en partie dérelié titre détaché avec les marges écornées et de petits manques piqûres dans les marges. Paris: Librairie de L. Hachette et Cie, 1858. unknown
rif. 51-4643Paris-Monte Carlo: Imprimerie Nationale-André Sauret 1962. . Four original color lithographs on Arches wove sheet loose as issued. 39 x 30cm. Edition of 150. This is a section from the full portfolio. Text by Philippe Hériat. References: Luc Monod Manuel de l'amateur de livres illustrés modernes no. 9522; OCLC Number:10029307 Paris-Monte Carlo: Imprimerie Nationale-André Sauret, 1962. unknown
rif. 51-4644Paris: Ludovic Baschet 1887. Original qtr. cloth boards. 23 x 33 cm. Sheets loose. 31etchings with a separate text for each work.graveur / peintre / poète : Charles Courtry ; Benjamin Constant ; E. Haraucourt - De Billy ; Ev. Carpentier ; Fernand Icres - L. Penet ; Maignan ; Léonce Larnac - E. Abot ; S. Kuelh ; Armand Silvestre - S. Desbrosses ; Nozal ; Ant. Bunand - J. Sevrette ; R. Gilbert ; Gaston Sevrette - E. Salmon ; Aimé Morot ; E. Pontvoisin - R. Paul Huet ; P. Beaudouin ; Jean Aicard - F. Oudart ; P. Sain ; Clovis Hugues - Manchon ; Haquette ; Paul Guigou - Mathey-Doret ; W. Bouguereau ; Jean Richepin - Decisy ; Marcel Capy ; L. Descaves - Léop. Flameng ; Léop. Flameng ; Henri Lefort - Fornet ; Girardot ; Félix Jeantet - F. Desmoulin ; Carrière ; C. Morice .1 leaf 6 pages 31 leaves 1 pages 1 leaf 62 plates ; 46 cm.OCLC Number: 51422673.Portrait de Charles Courtry gravé par Albert Duvivier. Paris: Ludovic Baschet, 1887 hardcover
rif. A9780823264575Hardback. New. Translation of a posthumous work by Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe on Maurice Blanchot. Discusses such topics as literature myth the experience of death autobiography metaphysics psychoanalysis and deconstruction as well as the political and ethical implications thereof. hardcover
rif. B9780994199614Paperback / softback. New. paperback
rif. 51-4440Paris: Gihaut Frères circa 1843. Oblong folio. 28 x 36.7 cm. Light to moderate foxing in the margins. Original publisher's qtr. roan and gilt embossed percaline covers. Very good. Rare. One complete copy in OCLC. 41 tinted lithographs by J. B. Arnout J. Jacottet Bachelier and Philippe Benoist incl. 1 lithographed title with map of the city; OCLC Number: 459553002; Bibliothèque nationale de France ark:/12148/btv1b53088077g………………………… In-folio oblong demi-basane rouge dos lisse orné reliure de l'éditeur. Album composé d'un titre lithographié et de 41 planches lithographiées représentant les principaux monuments de Paris. Bon exemplaire. Quelques rousseurs. Expertise by M. Christian GASCH 40558004 NEVERS Cedex. Paris: Gihaut Frères, circa 1843. unknown
rif. 51-3962Paris: Imprimerie royale 1819. Large folio. 67 x 50 cm. New half Sakora goatskin with marbled boards preserving the original label by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov. Plate volume only with 71 of 80 plates lacking plates 3 15 17 25 40 52 55 73. Lacking the title page. Some stains in the margins. Very good.Colas 1089; Brunet II 1337; not in OCLC.Written by Nicolas Nicolaides: Baron Louis Nicolas Philippe Auguste de Forbin later count de Forbin la Roque-d'Anthéron 1777 – ΠαÏίσι 1841 was a French painter author and antiquarian. He was also a pupil of painter Jacques-Louis David. During the Bourbon restauration Forbin served as general director of the Louvre Museum and other museums of France.Inspired by the travels of François-René de Chateaubriand Forbin sailed out from Toulon on 22 August 1817 to tour the eastern Mediterranean. Like Chateaubriand Forbin travelled on his own initiative without an order from the French government; however since the aim of his journey was to discover Greek and Roman antiquities and to draw landscapes of the places he would visit he was able to travel on the ships of the French fleet of the Levant Flotte du Levant.In his venture Forbin was accompanied by painters Pierre Prevost and Léon Matthieu Cochereau also a pupil of David and a nephew of Prévost as well as architect Jean-Nicolas Huyot. Abbé de Forbin-Janson later bishop of Nancy was also a member of the company for the first part of the journey while Huyot had to retire when he fractured his leg on Milos island. In addition twenty-four year old Cochereau died of dysentery off the coast of Cythera and was replaced by Linant de Bellefonds who at the time was a mate on "Cleopatra" the mission's ship. De Bellefonds resigned from his position on the ship and participated in the expedition as a painter and chartographer. When the expedition ended in December of 1817 de Bellefonds decided to stay on in Egypt and explored its territory as member of several missions. From 1831 to 1869 he served the kingdom of Egypt as chief engineer of several public works including the Suez Canal. The expedition sailed to Acre Galilee and thenceforth travelled by land. While in Palestine the travellers visited the Dead Sea and Jordan river reached Cairo and sailed the Nile down to Upper Egypt. The main places they visited includde Milos island Athens Constantinople Ephesus Acre Jerusalem Gaza Damietta Cairo Luxor Thebes Rosetta and Alexandria. When the expedition returned to France in April 1818 Forbin had spent approximately 28.000 francs on the purchase and transportation of antiquities some of which ended up in the Louvre collections at the time Royal Museum of France. Prevost drew panoramic views of Jerusalem and Athens but succumbed to pneumonia in 1823 without completing his panorama of Constantinople.The descriptions of Forbin show him to be a mature observer in possession of deep humanistic culture. His style sometimes resembles a clumsy imitation of Chateaubriand's "Journey to the Holy Land" 1806. However as Forbin was not a professional author but a painter his descriptions are way more exact than those of Chateaubriand.Forbin also travelled to Sicily in 1820 and published his travel account as he had done with his expedition of 1817. Paris: Imprimerie royale, 1819. hardcover
rif. 17-2667Paris: Théâtre de la Ville 1980s. Large format color print poster 23” x 16”. Very Good. Extremely Scarce. Paris: Théâtre de la Ville, [1980s]. unknown
rif. 51-3809Paris: Pichot Imp. 1915. Original color lithograph. Mounted with a few repaired tears. Very good. Normal fold marks. Clean marginal tear repaired along folds. 116 x 156 cmGuerre 1914-1918. Affiche promotionnelle pour la Journée de l'Orphelinat des Armées 16 rue de la Sorbonnele 20 juin 1915 figurant trois enfants seuls au milieu de ruines.Affiche. ROLL Alfred Philippe dessinateur Imp. Pichot Paris 1915 Lithographie 120 x 160 cm. Alfred Phillippe Roll. Journée de l'Orphelinat des Armées / 20 Juin 1915. Paris Orphelinat des Armées/Pichel 1915. Paris: Pichot Imp., [1915] unknown
2020rif. __152677318XSeaforth Publishing 2020. Hardcover. New. 522 pages. 10.94x8.58x1.42 inches. Seaforth Publishing hardcover
rif. 18-9617Lyon FR: Musee d’Art Contemporain de Lyon 2005. 8vo. Oblong. One sheet folded softcover. Very good slight creasing on cover. Color sheet. Lyon, FR: Musee d’Art Contemporain de Lyon, 2005. paperback
rif. 51-3731Paris: HENRI CHARPENTIER IMPRIMEUR-EDITEUR M. DCCC. LXII. 1862. Collection of 19 tinted lithographs. 50.5 x 35 cm. A few with marginal wormholes tears or stains. PAR MM. PHILIPPE BENOIST POUR LE PLUS GRAND NOMBRE ET AVEC L'AIDE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE; JULES ARNOUT BACHELIER A. BAYOT FÉLIX BENOIST CHAPUY EUGÈNE CICERI HUBERT CLERGET JULES DAVID FICHOT JULES GAILDRAU GUÉRARD J. JACOTTET GUSTAVE JANET HIPPOLYTE LALAISSE AUG. MATHIEU SABATIER ETC. VIGNETTES DE FELIX BENOIST ET CATENACCI EXÉCUTÉES SUR BOIS PAR LES PREMIERS GRAVEURS. Paris: HENRI CHARPENTIER, IMPRIMEUR-EDITEUR, M. DCCC. LXII. 1862 unknown
rif. 14-0016Paris : Philippe Reichenbach Galerie 1966. 8vo. 43pp. Glossy softcover with glossy pages. Fair inside pages detached from spine slight scuffing on cover spine minor creasing and markings on cover. B&W and color prints throughout. Library Stamp: Gilbert Galleries San Francisco. Provenance: from the Estate of Judy Stone 1924 –2017 The San Francisco Chronicle’s movie critic who for two decades was a passionate and articulate advocate for the world of cinema outside Hollywood. Judy Stone started at the San Francisco Chronicle in 1961 putting in 10 years as editor of the Datebook section. She began reviewing films for the paper in 1971 favoring arthouse films. She was the youngest of four politically minded children whose eldest brother was the great reporter and gadfly I. F. Stone.She won the Novikoff Award given for "enhancing the public's appreciation of world cinema.” Among her publications are “The Mystery of B. Traven” and "Eye on the World” a collection of her interviews with filmmakers from the 1960s to the 1990s. Paris : Philippe Reichenbach Galerie, 1966. paperback
