[Dassance (Abbé), (traduction de)], [Johannot (Tony), Cavelier, Gérard-Seguin, Brevière (illustrations de)]Livre Rare Book
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1835réf. 4369Paris Curmer 1835-1836 Trois grands volumes in-8 plein veau glacé violine, dos à faux nerfs ornés de caissons dorés, titres et tomaisons dorés, double-filets dorés sur plats, dentelles intérieures, filets dorés sur les coupes, tranches dorées, Evangiles : [1f] faux-titre, [1f] titre en chromolithographie rehaussé dor et de couleurs, [1f] titre, LXXX pp dont 1p de discours préliminaire comportant magnifique bandeau et lettrine rehaussés dor et de couleurs, 263 pp et [1f] faux-titre, [1f] titre, 441 pp (erreur de pagination : pp 300 à 399 numérotées de 500 à 599), Imitation : [1f] faux-titre, [1f] titre en chromolithographie rehaussé de couleurs, [1f] titre, XI pp de préface, 448 pp nombreuses gravures hors-texte sous serpentes, texte dans encadrement, lettrines. Graveurs : Langlois et Cyprien Jacquemin. Quelques pâles rousseurs, très bel ensemble.
1946réf. 011652Paris Nagel - "Les Grands romans étrangers" 1946 In-8 Broché Edition originale Dédicacé par l'auteur
réf. 16811Paris-Poitiers, 1804 492 p., 621 p., 471 p., 2 cartes dépliantes, demi-reliure (mors en mauvais état). 13 x 19,5
réf. 110681A Paris, chez Maradan, Libraire, rue des Grands-Augustins, N° 9, 1808, 6 tomes reliés en 3 volumes in-18 de 135x85 mm environ, Tomes 1-2 : 1f.blanc-faux-titre-frontispice-titre-215-faux-titre- frontispice-titre-217 pages-1f.blanc, - Tomes 3-4 : 1f.blanc-faux-titre-frontispice-titre- 207-faux-titre-frontispice-titre-199 pages, 1f.blanc, - Tomes 5-6 : 1f.blanc-faux-titre-frontispice-titre-192-faux-titre-frontispice-titre-210 pages, 1f.blanc, demi basane havane et cartonnage marbré avec coins parcheminés, titres et tomaisons dorés sur dos lisses, ornés de filets dorés, tranches jaspées. Des rousseurs, frottements sur le cuir et le cartonnage, une galerie de ver sur un mors et trace de brûlure sur le dos du tome 1-2, dorures ternies, le premier fronstispice du tome 3-4 est détaché, il manque les pièces de titres des tomes 3-4 et 5-6. Complet des 6 frontispices.
1955réf. 3072461955. Nine-page ribbon-copy typescript of an English translation of Siquieros' critical look at Soviet art in the 1950s. Based upon a limited comparison of this version with the text published in the January 1956 issue of Arte Público México D.F. this is a fairly literal English rendering of Siqueiros's remarks. It is a different translation from that published in the April 1956 issue of Masses and Mainstream. This typescript was found in a book from critic Selden Rodman's library with an unrelated postcard addressed to him suggesting he might have been the translator. It might also be a transcript of Siqueiros's lecture circulated by the Communist Party. The source text used for this translation is not known. It seems unlikely to be Arte Publico as Siqueiros was very particular about emphasis rendered here with underlining. In Arte Publico the emphasized text was rendered in a slightly thinner typeface and the effect is quite subtle and hard to interpret without knowing the author's intentions. As booksellers like to say when they aren't quite sure what they have "This merits further study" and I think it does as alternate text of a key exposition of a great artist's views. Nine leaves 8-1/4 by 13-1/8 inches approx. 209 by 333 mm. Perhaps the odd paper size will be a clue to its origin. Very good with old folds and some spotting. Rust stains from a paperclip in the corner. With handcorrections in pencil in about 20 places. unknown
1908réf. 30624AB4 Bände. Freiburg im Breisgau, Herder, 1908. 8°. Mit einem Porträt. Flexible Orig.-Pergamentbände mit reicher Deckel- und Rückenvergoldung und farbigen Deckel- und Rückentitel.
1805réf. 3581DB3 Bände. Paris, Giguet and Michaud, 1805. 8°. (4) Bl., 370 S.; 392 S.; 356 S. Mit 3 gest. Frontisp. Goldgeprägte Halblederbände der Zeit.
1752réf. 657DBBasel, Johann Rudolf Imhof, 1752. 8°. 46, 244 (16) S. Halbpergamentband der Zeit mit handschr. Rückentitel (stärker berieben und bestossen).
1782réf. 31195AB2 Bände (erster und zweiter Teil). Riga, bey Johann Friedrich Hartknoch, 1782. 8°. (4) Bl., 432 S.; 519 S. Pappbände der Zeit.
1992réf. 2090202120403839Iwanamishoten 1992. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Iwanamishoten paperback
1974réf. 2080402107100056atelier publisher 1974. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 13 books in total atelier publisher paperback
1998réf. 016127Paris Petropolis Editions 1998 In-8 carré En feuilles, couverture à larges rabats Dédicacé par l'illustrateur
1908réf. 428690-XU30London : Chatto & Windus 1908. Hardcover. Good. Original gilt lettered and decorated faux vellum gilt top marbled endpapers 12 tipped-in illustrations in colour including frontispiece by W. Russell Flint captioned tissue guards uncut 8vo.; Small brown stain on rear cover a lot of foxing on some pages; book plate on upper pastedown; dedication on endpaper. London : Chatto & Windus hardcover
1942réf. 001990Berne Switzerland/ New York: H. Huber/ Grune & Stratton 1942. 2nd Edition . Hardcover. Good. 2 Volumes being Text and Plates. Text Volume - Royal 8vo pp226 2 pages of adverts to rear with sepia photo of Hermann Rorschach to pp8. Hardcover no dust jacket. Binding of yellow cloth with titles in brown to front board in good only condition with spine missing rubbing to all edges and generally a little mucky. Inside front board a little slack with all pages in very good clean condition with a little toning a few pencil annotations and the very odd spot. Plate Volume - Complete with the 10 heavy card b/w and colour plates. Card folded case with white paper title labels to front cover in good condition with a few splits to side and some old marks. The ten plates are in very good condition with some faint foxing and marks. The Rorschach test was devised and organized by Herman Rorschach who was born in Zurich Switzerland in 1884 and died in 1922. His early death was a great loss to psychiatry in general and to Swiss psychiatry in particular. He was an extremely versatile man with a sound character and a practical grasp of scientific knowledge together with an inexhaustible interest in research. The Rorschach test often referred to as the "ink blot test" test is a projective psychological test in which subjects' perceptions of inkblots are recorded and then analyzed using psychological interpretation that is still in use today. A nice set Scarce. H. Huber/ Grune & Stratton hardcover
1898réf. 52112Chicago: The Caxton Club 1898. 1898. First edition. 8vo. One of 266 copies. Bound in quarter vellum and gray paper over boards titles stamped in gilt on the spine 12 69 pp. One of the foundational documents of Mississippi River history. An historical narrative describing the early European discovery and exploration of the Mississippi River drawing mainly on French expeditions of the 17th century especially those associated with Louis Jolliet and Father Jacques Marquette. It recounts how French explorers motivated by trade missionary activity and imperial expansion traveled westward from Canada in search of a great river rumored by Indigenous peoples. Guided by Native knowledge they navigated through the Great Lakes portaged into the Wisconsin River and in 1673 entered the Mississippi River. Former owner's neat bookplate on the front pastedown sheet internally clean and tight with covers lightly soiled. else a very good copy. The Caxton Club, 1898. hardcover
1982réf. 3116698Los Angeles: Panjandrum Press. Fine with no dust jacket. 1982. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0915572575 . First edition. Fine in brown cloth with color illustrated plate afixed to front cover. Very uncommon hardcover issue. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 99 pages . Panjandrum Press hardcover
1972réf. 85257New York: Atheneum 1972. First American Edition. Octavo 21cm; blue cloth-covered boards with titling stamped in gilt on spine; red topstain; dustjacket; 67-3191pp. Signed by author with 2009 date on title page. Lightly faded topstain with trace shelf-wear else Near Fine. Dustwrapper designed by Stanley Chapman unclipped priced $6.95 tanned with peeling to upper rear corner light folds to flaps and creases and tiny tears to spine ends and extremities; Very Good. First published in France as Le Livre des Fuites 1969 Clēzio's novel focuses on Young Man Hogan and his adventures through danger. 85257. Atheneum unknown
1972réf. 85257New York: Atheneum 1972. First American Edition. Octavo 21cm; blue cloth-covered boards with titling stamped in gilt on spine; red topstain; dustjacket; 67-3191pp. Signed by author with 2009 date on title page. Lightly faded topstain with trace shelf-wear else Near Fine. Dustwrapper designed by Stanley Chapman unclipped priced $6.95 tanned with peeling to upper rear corner light folds to flaps and creases and tiny tears to spine ends and extremities; Very Good. First published in France as Le Livre des Fuites 1969 Clēzio's novel focuses on Young Man Hogan and his adventures through danger. 85257. Atheneum unknown books
1993réf. 3117736New York: Norton. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1993. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0393034364 . First American edition. From the library of noted poet and translator Nathaniel Tarn with his bookplate on front past-down. SIGNED by Jose Donoso on half-title page with sentiment "Alla Santa Fe 1993." Fine in fine dust jacket. 158pp. Professor Tarn was a long time resident of Santa Fe. Choice association. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 158 pages . Norton hardcover
1972réf. 7991New York: Harper & Row Publishers 1972. First American Edition. First Printing a Review Copy with publisher's typed slip and promotional photograph of the author laid in. Octavo 21.75cm; turquoise cloth with titling and decorations stamped in silver and dark green on spine and front panel; decorative endpapers; dustjacket; x23-1464pp. Fine in a very Near Fine dustjacket unclipped priced $6.50 with some pinpoint rubbing at spine ends and a tiny stain at upper corner of front joint on verso.The Colombian Nobel Prize-winner's third book translated into English collecting the title story and six shorter works. Originally published in 1955 under the title La Hojarasca. Klein E3.a.1. Harper & Row, Publishers unknown
1987réf. 3112733Tahiti/new York: Foundation. Fine with no dust jacket. 1987. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. First edition thus Facsimile edition of Gauguin's original Tahitian diary featuring his text with faithfully reproduced illustrations. Folio 16' X 11 1/2" unpaginated Fine copy in Dutch linen covers with pictorial color plate laid-onto front cover. Lacks the plain card slipcase. Printed in Paris. A lovely production. BC ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Foundation. hardcover
1954réf. 628232New York: E.P. Dutton & Company Inc. 1954. 540 pp. 22 x 15 cm. Black cloth covered boards with gilt titling to spine in a dustjacket printed in yellow and illustrated with a map on front with black and red titling; top edge stained yellow. Sunning to spine of jacket with some chipping to spine ends and upper corners of jacket. 10 mm closed tear to head and a light 9 mm circular stain to front of jacket. Some rubbing to spine ends of book and corners of boards with a couple of bumps to head of front board. Interior is clean and unmarked. Laid in at front is a real photo postcard from Finland showing the grave of Marshal Mannerheim. Binding firm. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. E.P. Dutton & Company, Inc. Hardcover
1967réf. 42683Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1967. First edition. Hardcover. vg. Folio 19 x 15 1/4": portfolio 12 x 9": booklet. xvii 1 39 1pp Booklet. 49 plates 6 figures loose as issued Portfolio. Original printed wrappers with publisher's logo on front cover. Booklet housed in its half burgundy cloth over printed paper covered portfolio with string ties. Archaeological survey of the Temple of Beit el-Wali a rock-cut Ancient Egyptian temple in Nubia which was built by Pharaoh Ramesses II and dedicated to the deities of Amun-Re Re-Horakhti Khnum and Anuket. It was the first in a series of temples built by Ramesses II in this region; its name Beit el-Wali means 'House of the Holy Man' and may indicate its previous use as by a Christian hermit at some point in time. The text in the booklet comprises the following: - The architecture and construction of the temple by H. Ricke. - The epigraphic record by G.R. Hughes. - The superimposed cartouches in the entrance hall by E.F. Wente. The plates featured in the portfolio contain numerous photographic reproductions including 5 in full color 6 figures of plans and sections and drawings of murals found in the Temple. Ex-library copy with bookplate on inside of both front covers booklet and portfolio and stamp at verso of title page booklet. Wrappers portfolio interior and plates in very good condition. "In March 1960 the United Arab Republic appealed to the world through the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO to send archeologists to Nubia in order to save the antiquities - discovered or undiscovered - threatened with destruction by submersion under the great new lake to be created by the High Dam under construction on the Nile south of Aswan. The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago was one of the first institutions to respond. Before March was ended a team was in Cairo arranging for the use of a boat to make a hasty preliminary survey of the Nile Valley in Egyptian Nubia in order to select sites and plan field operations. A four-year concession was granted from 1960 to 1964. The initial plans for areas to be surveyed excavated changed a few times as documented in the preface and the project eventually recorded materials in several areas from Abu Simbel south into the Sudan." From the Publishers. The University of Chicago Press hardcover
1967réf. 42683Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1967. First edition. Hardcover. vg. Folio 19 x 15 1/4": portfolio 12 x 9": booklet. xvii 1 39 1pp Booklet. 49 plates 6 figures loose as issued Portfolio. Original printed wrappers with publisher's logo on front cover. Booklet housed in its half burgundy cloth over printed paper covered portfolio with string ties. Archaeological survey of the Temple of Beit el-Wali a rock-cut Ancient Egyptian temple in Nubia which was built by Pharaoh Ramesses II and dedicated to the deities of Amun-Re Re-Horakhti Khnum and Anuket. It was the first in a series of temples built by Ramesses II in this region; its name Beit el-Wali means 'House of the Holy Man' and may indicate its previous use as by a Christian hermit at some point in time. The text in the booklet comprises the following: - The architecture and construction of the temple by H. Ricke. - The epigraphic record by G.R. Hughes. - The superimposed cartouches in the entrance hall by E.F. Wente. The plates featured in the portfolio contain numerous photographic reproductions including 5 in full color 6 figures of plans and sections and drawings of murals found in the Temple. Ex-library copy with bookplate on inside of both front covers booklet and portfolio and stamp at verso of title page booklet. Wrappers portfolio interior and plates in very good condition. "In March 1960 the United Arab Republic appealed to the world through the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO to send archeologists to Nubia in order to save the antiquities - discovered or undiscovered - threatened with destruction by submersion under the great new lake to be created by the High Dam under construction on the Nile south of Aswan. The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago was one of the first institutions to respond. Before March was ended a team was in Cairo arranging for the use of a boat to make a hasty preliminary survey of the Nile Valley in Egyptian Nubia in order to select sites and plan field operations. A four-year concession was granted from 1960 to 1964. The initial plans for areas to be surveyed excavated changed a few times as documented in the preface and the project eventually recorded materials in several areas from Abu Simbel south into the Sudan." From the Publishers. The University of Chicago Press hardcover books
1929réf. 52741London: The Soncino Press 1929. Limited facsimile edition. Hardcover. vg-. 1/580. 91pp. Modern vellum boards with decorative gilt design on the front cover and gilt lettering on the spine. Top edge of book block in gilt. This is copy #59 from a limited edition of 580 copies printed on Van Gelder mould-made paper hand numbered on the colophon at the front. This beautiful work produced by British-Jewish historian Cecil Roth contains his English translation of the 16th century illuminated manuscript which he named "The Casale Pilgrim". The manuscript acts as fascinating travel guide for important Jewish historical sites in the Middle East and the Holy Land completed in the year 1598 in Casale Monferrato in Northren Italy. The original illuminated manuscript leaves are here faithfully and vibrantly reproduced in facsimile in their entirety including the original color and the manuscript Hebrew text which accompanies each image. Roth provides English translation and commentary for each leaf on a separate page below the image. The initial pages contain Roth's introductory text which provides historical background and other scholarly information. Binding with bowing to the vellum boards as is the case with many copies. Inteiror with sporadic minor to light foxing to pages mostly to the margins with most images still quite clean. Binding and interior in very good- condition overall. The Soncino Press hardcover books
