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1810réf. 17637Paris: chez Henri Tardieu Libraire Rue et Maison des Mathurins 1810 First edition from this publisher. Some OCLC records bear dates of 1801 or 1802 for this same edition though the date on the title-page is "an X" i.e. 1810. The illustrations are copied from the original images by Barlow which were first published in 1666. This attractive edition of Aesop features the stories retold for the "amusement and instruction of the youth. Early marbled boards with green roan spine stamped in gilt. . Two volumes in one oblong octavo. . With 123 full-page engravings by Francis Barlow including the two frontispieces one for each volume. Quite clean throughout despite occasional dampstaining and foxing. A very good wide copy of a scarce edition. Barlow ca. 1626 – 1704 a painter etcher and illustrator is known as "the father of British sporting painting" and was "Britain's first wildlife painter beginning a tradition that reached a high-point a century later in the work of George Stubbs. He was furthermore a pioneer in the history of comics by creating A True Narrative of the Horrid Hellish Popish Plot c. 1682 a picture story about the life of Titus Oates and the Popish Plot which is told in a series of illustrated sequences where the story is written underneath them and the characters depicted on those images use speech balloons to talk" Tate Britain website. Barlow's edition of Aesop was published by William Godbid in 1666. Few copies of the first edition remain as many of them were destroyed along with the printer's premises in the Great Fire of London the same year the edition was published. chez Henri Tardieu, Libraire, Rue et Maison des Mathurins, hardcover
réf. 1160949492.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1708réf. ABC_47441A Amsterdam: Chez Pierre Mortier 1708. Marbled half-morocco binding with gold tooling to spine five raised bands with title in gold second compartment. 12mo. With an engraved frontispiece showing Aesop standing on a gallery holding an armillary sphere hunting horn and spear surrounded by a mixed crowd including children with a group of wild and domestic animals standing and lying below 117 half-page engravings 65 x 8 cm for the 117 numbered Aesop fables initials endpieces. Two parts in one volume Rare and beautifully illustrated edition of 117 Aesop's fables in French each with an extensive discussion of the moral followed by a four-line verse by Jean Baptiste Morvan de Bellegarde. He adds French prose translations of further fables without illustrations: 18 numbered fables by the Renaissance Italian humanist poet and scholar Francesco Filelfo or Philelphus 1398-1481 translated from the Latin verse; 37 fables based on Aesop by Gabrias and Avienus translated from the Latin verse; two longer fables: the "Battle of the cats and the rats" and the "Battle of the rats and the frogs"; five Aesop "tales" taken from Plato's dialogue Protagoras; six numbered "poetical fables" with Olympian Gods as protagonists; and finally three more "tales" the first from Herodotus and the last from Gerbellius.Light wear to binding some pencil notes to endpaper and throughout repairs to title page not affecting the text. With en exlibris of Georges Jal.l STCN 334560683 1 copy Bodemann 97.1 Landwehr Emblem & fable books F062 WorldCat 42461403 3 copies. Chez Pierre Mortier, hardcover
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réf. 1104648857.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1669réf. 17325A Bruxelles: Chez François Foppens 1669 A scarce seventeenth century illustrated edition. Jean Baudoin 1590 – 1650 first published his edition of Aesop in Paris in 1631. The Brussels editions contain a different series of illustrations than the earlier Paris editions. Pieter Van der Borcht 1545 – 1608 had a long career working for the Plantin Press in Antwerp. He also provided illustrations for Dodoens' famous herbal. . Rebound in modern tan calf. Gilt spine with black leather morocco label. Marbled edges. Twelvemo. With engraved allegorical title-page and 147 copper engravings in text by Pieter Van der Borcht. Includes a life of Aesop by Jean Baudoin. Ink ownership signature dated 1899 and an earlier note to preliminary blanks. Bright and fresh throughout aside from some minor toning. A very good clean copy. Landwehr 90 erroneously calling for a frontispiece and 148 illustrations. OCLC lists only seven copies in North America. Chez François Foppens hardcover
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1805réf. ABC_45450Lyon: J. Ayné 1805. Half vellum over boards covered with marbled paper. spine with red title label lettered in gold green painted edges. 12mo. With a full-page woodcut portrait 100 x 68 mm. of Aesop woodcut vignette a fisherman on the titles and 225 woodcuts ca. 38 x 66 illustrating the 225 fables; woodcut head- and tailpieces. 2 parts in 1 volume. Augmented nicely illustrated re-edition of the editions of 1764 and 1787 printed by Richard Lallemant in Rouen Bodemann 113.1-2; see also the re-editions: nrs. 57 and 60. As in these editions also in our edition there are the 225 fables of Aesop in French prose with the quatrains by the French writer and dramaturge Isaac Benserade 1612-1691. All the fables are illustrated by a woodcut rather rudely after the series of Bernard Salomon and Marcus Gheeraerts. The Vie dEsop is not illustrated. Library stamp on first fly-leaf.l Cf. Bodemann 113.1-2. J. Ayné, hardcover
1804réf. ABC_45449Rouen 1804. 12mo. chez A. Delalain Mottled calf over boards spine gilt in compartments with green title label lettered in gold red painted edges. With a full-page woodcut portrait 97 x 72 mm. of Aesop. and 192 woodcuts of ca 56 x 72 mm. illustrating the Vie dÉsope 28 and 164 out of a total of 225 Fables; woodcut head- and tailpieces. 8 C 314 2 out of 10 pp. Augmented nicely illustrated re-edition of the editions of 1764 and 1787 with the same collation printed by Richard Lallemant in Rouen Bodemann 113.1-2. As in these editions also in our edition there are the 225 fables of Aesop in French prose with the quatrains by the French writer and dramaturge Isaac Benserade 1612-1691. The translation of the Vie dÉsope is illustrated with 28 woodcuts; the other 164 woodcuts illustrate 164 Fables. They are after the series of Bernard Salomon and Marcus Gheeraerts.Our edition is copied page-for-page strikingly accurate from the edition: Rouen chez les libraires An VI =1798 also in 12mo. see nr. 57 using exactly the same type and at least for the greater part the same woodblocks for the illustrations.Library stamp ownerships entries and a note 1805 written on the first fly-leaves.l Cf. Bodemann 113.1-2. hardcover
réf. 137045Paris: Michel Brunet 1703. 2 vols. 16mo 6½ x 4¼ ins. Rebound in later half calf on marbled paper-laid boards spines gilt ruled in six compartments with gilt lettered labels blue sprinkled edges a little rubbed at edges of boards - otherwise a VG set. Pp. xx cxxxv 1 287 3 blank & vi lxiv 364 4 table 4 blank titles printed in red and black with 117 woodcuts and vignettes in text front and rear endpapers lightly tanned at edges; previous owners' engraved card on front paste-downs and neat inscriptions and scribbles on title pages in contemporary hand. French text. Paris: Michel Brunet, 1703 unknown
1823réf. 41589A Philadelphie: none listed. Good. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. 12mo; 4 iv 112 pages; Contemporary probably original binding: calf-backed marbled paper-covered boards. Significant wear to the binding sewing compromised considerable foxing throughout -- but a complete copy of this rare American edition of an Aesop's fables in French quatrains. Title page states: "Nouvelle edition dédié a la jeunesse." There is a dedication in verse quatrains to youth page 3 signed with initials at the bottom -- "F. M." "A LA JEUNESSE" The French text appears to the version of Jean-Baptiste Morvan de Bellegarde. The statement of a price in "sous" on the title page is odd but one noted library holding a copy of this rare edition helps confirm that this "Philadelphie" stated in the imprint is the city in Pennsylvania; the American Antiquarian Society copy states in their catalogue entry: "Place: United States; Pennsylvania; Philadelphia." There are three OCLC numbers but only six locations are scattered across the three accession numbers: Columbia Dickinson College Virginia Tech Georgetown University Millersville Univ. and AAS. See OCLC numbers: 1398897 21709607 and 198424372. Who was F. M. And did the un-named Philadelphia printer or bookseller responsible for this charming book for young students of French accept 75 U.S. cents rather than French "sous" for a copy Given that 1 sous = 5 centimes and 1 livre or franc = 20 sous this 1823 price would not really make sense at 3 francs 15 sous which would have been the price of a very expensive and luxurious volume indeed. Keep in mind that Victor Hugo's 1830 'Les Misérables' informs us that "une flûte de pain" = 1 sou. Was this book really priced at an equivilent cost to 75 wide baguettes of bread Perhaps our modern price is a bit low. . 1823. none listed hardcover
réf. 70097München J. Michael Müller 1920. 8° Titelkupfer IX 9 - 349 S. 146 Orig.-Kupferstiche Nach den Originalen neu gestochen Reich goldgeprägter Ganzledereinband Lesebändchen Büttenpapier Exlibris a. Vors. Kopfschnitt min. stockfleckig Nr. 4 von 200 Exemplaren. Text franz. Der prachtvolle Einband ist einem Einband der Bibliothek des Britischen Museums nachempfunden. Er wurde in der zweiten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts durch den berühmten Pariser Buchbinder Nicolas Eve für ein "Breviarum Romanum Ex Decreto Sacrosancti Concilii Tridentini Restitutum Pii V. Pont. Max. Jussu Editum" im Jahr 1588 geschaffen. Mit ausführlicher Einleitung 110 S. zu Leben und Werk Äsops. - Die Kupferstiche sind nicht zuweisbar. Ähnlichkeiten bestehen mit Äsop-Illustr. des berühmten Nürnberger Stechers Virgil Solis. Sie erschien erstmals 1566 in einer lateinischen Übersetzung- Jean Baudoin 1590 in Pradelles; † 1650 in Paris französischer Autor und Übersetzer. Er war Mitglied der Académie Française. An Gicht leidend starb er 1650 an Hunger und Kälte. - Michael Josef Maria Birkenbihl 1877-1960 deutscher Philosoph und Professor der Handelsakademie in München Buchautor von Erzählungen Novellen und Biografien und Übersetzer. 010 München, J. Michael Müller, 1920 unknown
1743réf. 19742Paris: Claude-Charles Thiboust 1743. Contemporary mottled sheepskin sewn on 5 cords gold-tooled spine with label in 2nd of 6 compartments gold fillets on board edges red edges green ribbon marker. 4to 25.5 x 20.5 cm. With an etched and engraved frontispiece showing Aesop surrounded by his students and a couple children above and a peaceful group of animals below including a lion elephant monkey mink eagle fox ox and mountain goat; and 139 half-page etched fable illustrations in the text 9 x 11 cm one for each of the 139 numbered fables all 140 copperplates etched and engraved by Aegidius Sadeler the frontispiece signed for Theatrum morum Prague 1608: 124 close copies in mirror image of those by Marcus Gheeraerts 15 added by Sadeler plus the title-plate with title removed. Further with numerous woodcut headpieces tailpieces and decorated initials. The third French Aesop adaptation to use the 140 plates originally etched by Aegidius or Gilles Sadeler ca. 1568/70-1629 for his Theatrum morum Prague 1608 here reordered and with a new prose text probably written by Henri-François d'Aguesseau 1668-1751 Chancellor of France three times between 1717 and 1750. The etching for fable 117 shows an American buffalo bizon the earliest image that really looks like the animal familiar to us today. "These added designs by Sadeler are highlights in the history of book illustration" Hodnett p. 39.With a 20th-century bookplate and ink stamps. The copper plate for fable 90 had lost much of its detail and some others show slight degradation but in general they remained in good condition and are also well printed. The corner of 1 leaf has been torn off and there is an occasional small marginal tear or faint stain but the book remains in good condition and has large margins. The binding is chipped and cracked at top of the spine and shows a few smaller defects but is also in good condition. A late showing of 140 of the best illustrations in the Aesop tradition etched and engraved in 1608.l Hodnett Marcus Gheeraerts pp. 38-41; Hollstein XXI p. 80; Smith Het schouwtoneel der dieren pp. 39-41. Claude-Charles Thiboust, unknown
réf. 56971Los Angeles California: Homer H. Boelter. Very Good with no dust jacket. Hardcover. Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall . N.D. Homer H. Boelter hardcover
