1768réf. GITa589A Amsterdam et se trouve à Paris chez Barbou 1768. In-12 403pp. Pleine basane havane, dos à nerfs orné de compartiments dorés, pièces de titre tabac et de tomaison grenat, tranches brique, rel époque. Orné de 4 bandeaux en tête de chapitres, 12 gravures hors texte représentant des scènes du théâtre antique. Texte français en regard du texte latin. Bel exemplaire.
2010réf. 738662010 1 vol in-8 - broché - Ed. du Masque - 2010 - 278 pages
2004réf. 133547Les Belles Lettres (Bilingual - Critical) 2004 In-8 broché, 575 pp.
1949réf. 065521St. Louis MO: B. Herder Book Co. 1949. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 519 pages 8vo. Fifth Impression. Heavy shelfwear to DJ: scuffing along edges and covers large 4-inch tear on front cover many small tears and a few missing pieces along edges and spine spine fade front inside flap is clipped. DJ in mylar. Previous owner's name in blue ink on front endpaper light fading on cloth boards. Tight binding. Volume is in Very Good condition. DJ in Fair condition. B. Herder Book Co. Hardcover
réf. 54849, SIRUELA, 1999 Hardcover, 343 paginas ,SPA, 350 x 240 x 35 mm, portada ilustrada, sobrecubierta ilustrada , como nuevo !!, ilustraciones de colores.. ISBN 9788478444823.
réf. BN387011ASIA Y AFRICA 1597-1628 : Teodoro de Bry ASIA Y AFRICA 1597-1628 : Teodoro de Bry Teodoro de Bry ; Gereon Sievernich ; translation : Carlos Fortea unknown
réf. 54849SIRUELA 1999. Hardcover 343 paginas SPA 350 x 240 x 35 mm portada ilustrada sobrecubierta ilustrada como nuevo !! ilustraciones de colores. ISBN 9788478444823. Durante más de dos siglos un buen número de europeos esencialmente protestantes vio la historia y los pueblos del Nuevo Mundo a través de los ojos de un hombre: Teodoro de Bry 1528-1598. Este impresor y grabador oriundo de Lieja una vez establecido en Francfort pronto descubrió las posibilidades comerciales que el creciente interés europeo por los viajes de descubrimiento y colonización de los territorios de ultramar encerraba para la industria editorial. En 1590 De Bry empezó a editar su Tesauro de los viajes a las Indias Occidentales y Orientales verdadero best-seller de la época y monumento editorial de la visión protestante del mundo de aquel tiempo cuya influencia encontrará sucesores iconográficos hasta bien entrado el siglo XIX. De Bry se ocupa personalmente de parte de la realización de América 1590-1634 Siruela 1992 volumen del Tesauro dedicado a las Indias Occidentales mientras que sus dos hijos Juan Teodoro y Juan Israel llevaron a cabo la serie dedicada a las Indias Orientales Asia y África 1597-1628. En 1597 todavía en vida de Teodoro de Bry ya fuera debido al éxito alcanzado por la primera serie o al de la edición holandesa del relato de viajes de Juan Linschoten publicado en 1596 los De Bry empezaron la edición de una segunda serie cuyo primer volumen reproduce el . Asia -- Descripcions i viatges. Viatges -- Historia -- S. XVII. SIRUELA 1999 hardcover
1952réf. 669411952 Editions Gallimard / NRF, collection "Le Rayon Fantastique" dirigée par P. A. Gruénais et M. Pilotin, N° 7 - 1952 - Petit in-8, broché couverture illustrée - 253 pages
1979réf. 9141979 - broché - Edition des Presses Universitaires de France (P.U.F.) - Collection Psychiatrie ouverte, dirigée par Yves Félicier & Daniel Widlöcher - 1979 - In-8 (22 x 15 cm) broché, couverture à rabats - 336 pages - ISBN : 2-13-036052-1 - Traduction de Louise Claude, Daniel Macher, Anne de Saint-Sauveur et Christiane Rogowski, sous la direction de D. MACHER - Présentation par Yves Félicier
1967réf. 280650Nendelin / Liechtenstein: Kraus / The Hakluyt Society 1967. Hardcover. cviii 292p. lacks any illustrations or maps photo-reproduced text done somewhat clumsily hardbound in the Hakluyt style: light blue cloth boards gilt quite a nice copy with a little external handling grime to spine panel entirely sound clean and unmarked within a very good copy of the Kraus reprint. Kraus by the way worked closely in conjunction with The Society. Second series no. IX reprint. Kraus / The Hakluyt Society hardcover books
1967réf. 280650Nendelin / Liechtenstein: Kraus / The Hakluyt Society 1967. Hardcover. cviii 292p. lacks any illustrations or maps photo-reproduced text done somewhat clumsily hardbound in the Hakluyt style: light blue cloth boards gilt quite a nice copy with a little external handling grime to spine panel entirely sound clean and unmarked within a very good copy of the Kraus reprint. Kraus by the way worked closely in conjunction with The Society. Second series no. IX reprint. Kraus / The Hakluyt Society hardcover
1929réf. 35612Frankfurt a. M.: I. Kauffmann 1929. First edition. Paperback. g. Octavo. XVI 215 1pp. Original illustrated wrappers. Uncut and unopened copy. Remarkable autobiography of Jacob Teitel a social activist and judge in the czarist Ministry of Justice. From his position in the government in provincial Russia Teitel was able to aid Jews affected by legal restrictions by interceding with influential individuals. This work offers a window to view the changes in Jewish life and reflects the complexities of the Jewish experience during the late czarist period. Moderate shelf wear. Wrappers slightly age-toned along edges. Text in German. Wrappers in overall good- to good interior in good to very good condition. I. Kauffmann paperback books
1929réf. 35612Frankfurt a. M.: I. Kauffmann 1929. First edition. Paperback. g. Octavo. XVI 215 1pp. Original illustrated wrappers. Uncut and unopened copy. Remarkable autobiography of Jacob Teitel a social activist and judge in the czarist Ministry of Justice. From his position in the government in provincial Russia Teitel was able to aid Jews affected by legal restrictions by interceding with influential individuals. This work offers a window to view the changes in Jewish life and reflects the complexities of the Jewish experience during the late czarist period. Moderate shelf wear. Wrappers slightly age-toned along edges. Text in German. Wrappers in overall good- to good interior in good to very good condition. I. Kauffmann paperback
1990réf. 308315HANOVER: WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY PRESS. Fine with no dust jacket. 1990. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. First edition. Complimentary copy. Publisher's invoice laid-in A trade-size paperback original. Fine in pictorial printed wrappers. Teillier was a Chilean poet and good friend of Pablo Neruda. . WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY PRESS. paperback
1936réf. 321226New York: Macmillan 1936. Hardcover. xi 187p. first American edition spine faded previous owner's name Leo Rogin minor browning of the end papers else good condition. Macmillan hardcover books
1967réf. 050637Stanford Ca.: Stanford University Press 1967. 148pp index bibliography glossary. Black cloth in jacket. Toning to spine a couple of tiny chips to jacket prev owner stamp inside front cover mostly under flap light foxing to page edges. Complete translation of an important document of Japanese poetics: the Kindai Shuka of Fujiwara Teika 1162-1241 one of the greatest of Japanese poets and critics.The works consists of a short critical essay by Teika and a carefully arranged sequence of 83 poems by other hands. Despite the title the works draws on the previous three centuries. Prior to this edition only about a quarter of the work was available in a 1928 translation by Waley. First Thus. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. Stanford University Press Hardcover
réf. 25165<meta charset="utf-8">« Établir une limite » est l’un des concepts majeurs de la pensée de l’espace-temps japonais, l’une des racines de son esthétique. Dans les sanctuaires et les maisons, cette notion du seuil, dukekkai, conduit l’agencement de la charpenterie et des ouvertures, tout en guidant la conception des jardins, des paysages, de la peinture, intimement liée à la littérature, aux rites ou à la poésie. En 1966, en pleine furie moderniste, un historien japonais, éminent spécialiste de la maison médiévale, Itō Teiji, publie une œuvre majeure consacrée aukekkai, qui puise ses exemples dans toute l’histoire de l’architecture japonaise. C’est ce livre,Kekkaino bi, que Philippe Bonnin et son équipe traduisent, rendant accessible pour la première fois cet ouvrage essentiel. L’abondante iconographie permet en outre de visualiser les lieux et les dispositifs évoqués, tandis que l’appareil de notes et de commentaires, la chronologie et les cartes en font un outil de travail très commode et solidement étayé. Une invitation à nouer lekekkaiet à entrer dans un univers sensible et complexe qui intrigue et fascine toujours l’Occident. Paris, 2021 CNRS Editions 313 p., 155 illustrations N/B., 65 planches couleur, broché. 15 x 23
1887réf. 51661Tokyo æ±äº¬: Kyoshundo 乿˜¥å ‚ 1887. First edition. Softcover. Very good. Quarto. 22 leaves double-sided fukuro-toji syle. Tan paper string-bound Asian-style wrappers. Black lettering in English on a white paper label pasted on the front cover. This scarce work intended primarily for an English-speaking readership in the West contains biographical text for 10 different Japanese historical and legendary figures. The text for each is accompanied by a beautiful Japanese woodblock-printed illustration in color ukiyo-e. The prints which total 10 double-page images throughout were created by four different Meiji-era woodblock artists and are captioned above bilingually in English and Japanese. Each print includes the artist's signature. The acclaimed artist Ogata Gekko 尾形月耕 1859 - 1920 created 4 prints "Yamato Takeru" "Wake no Kiyomaro" "Taira no Shigemori" and Saigo Takamori the prolific artist Toyohara Chikanobu 豊原周延 1838-1912 created 2 prints "Empress Jingu" and "Kato Kiyomasa" Mizuno Toshikata 水野年方 1866-1908 created 2 prints "Takenouchi no Sukune" and "Kusunoki Masashige" and an as yet unidentified fourth artist created the other 2 prints "Minamoto No Yoshiie" and "Hojo Tokimune". We believe that all images here were created specifically for the book and have found no other external examples or other references for them. The figures covered here are in order: Yamato Takeru Prince Ousu a semi-legendary prince of the Yamato dynasty - the legendary Empress Jingu - the legendary hero statesman and Shinto priest of the first century Takenouchi no Sukune - Wake no Kiyomaro 733-799 an important government official - Minamoto No Yoshiie 1039-1106 among the most acclaimed samurai in Japanese history - Taira no Shigemori 1138-1179 a samurai of the Taira clan during the Heiji Rebellion - Hojo Tokimune 1251-1284 ruler of Japan and leader of the Japanese forces against the Mongol Invasions of Japan - Kusunoki Masashige 1294-1336 an acclaimed samurai - Kato Kiyomasa 1562-1611 a famous daimyo of the Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo periods - famed samurai Saigo Takamori 1928-1877 who was one of the leaders of the Meiji Restoration. As stated in publisher's advertisement in English at the front of the book this is the first volume of what was intended to be larger series of 10 volumes 日本å¤ä»Šå家圖解 Nihon Kokon Meika Zukai illustrating the lives of notable and famous figures in Japanese history. The set was to cover a total of 100 figures 10 per volume. Ultimately only the first two volumes were ever published 1887 and 1890. A third related book also from Kyoshundo was published during this time illustrating famed locations in Japan. This variant of the work contains the main text throughout only in English although the final two pages containing publisher's advertisements and publication information are printed in Japanese as well as the image captions. The other known version of the book which was issued simultaneously has the main text of the book printed trilingually in English Japanese and Kanbun a form of Classical Chinese read in Japan which is no longer used. The first printed page of the book credits "Miki Tecki" Miki Teiichi 三木 貞一 1861-1933 with "Japanese and Chinese" text and Goro Takahashi 高橋 五郎 1856-1935 with English translation. The book contains a number of English typographical errors throughout including on the front cover. Covers with some light smudges and a few small stains. Light pencil markings on the front cover. The string binding has partially come loose with only the middle two strings of four still present and holding. A few leaves have some minor rippling. All images throughout mostly clean. In very good condition overall. The work in is known by a number of variant titles in English: Short Biographies of Emeni Japanese in Ancient and Modern Times - The Pictures and Biographies of a Hundred Eminent Japanese - Nihon Kokon Meika Zukai - Pictures of a Hundred Eminent Japanese Ancient and Modern with Their Biographies - Map of Japan's Ancient and Modern Families literal translation. Kyoshundo (乿˜¥å ‚) unknown books
1887réf. 51661Tokyo æ±äº¬: Kyoshundo 乿˜¥å ‚ 1887. First edition. Softcover. Very good. Quarto. 22 leaves double-sided fukuro-toji syle. Tan paper string-bound Asian-style wrappers. Black lettering in English on a white paper label pasted on the front cover. This scarce work intended primarily for an English-speaking readership in the West contains biographical text for 10 different Japanese historical and legendary figures. The text for each is accompanied by a beautiful Japanese woodblock-printed illustration in color ukiyo-e. The prints which total 10 double-page images throughout were created by four different Meiji-era woodblock artists and are captioned above bilingually in English and Japanese. Each print includes the artist's signature. The acclaimed artist Ogata Gekko 尾形月耕 1859 - 1920 created 4 prints "Yamato Takeru" "Wake no Kiyomaro" "Taira no Shigemori" and Saigo Takamori the prolific artist Toyohara Chikanobu 豊原周延 1838-1912 created 2 prints "Empress Jingu" and "Kato Kiyomasa" Mizuno Toshikata 水野年方 1866-1908 created 2 prints "Takenouchi no Sukune" and "Kusunoki Masashige" and an as yet unidentified fourth artist created the other 2 prints "Minamoto No Yoshiie" and "Hojo Tokimune". We believe that all images here were created specifically for the book and have found no other external examples or other references for them. The figures covered here are in order: Yamato Takeru Prince Ousu a semi-legendary prince of the Yamato dynasty - the legendary Empress Jingu - the legendary hero statesman and Shinto priest of the first century Takenouchi no Sukune - Wake no Kiyomaro 733-799 an important government official - Minamoto No Yoshiie 1039-1106 among the most acclaimed samurai in Japanese history - Taira no Shigemori 1138-1179 a samurai of the Taira clan during the Heiji Rebellion - Hojo Tokimune 1251-1284 ruler of Japan and leader of the Japanese forces against the Mongol Invasions of Japan - Kusunoki Masashige 1294-1336 an acclaimed samurai - Kato Kiyomasa 1562-1611 a famous daimyo of the Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo periods - famed samurai Saigo Takamori 1928-1877 who was one of the leaders of the Meiji Restoration. As stated in publisher's advertisement in English at the front of the book this is the first volume of what was intended to be larger series of 10 volumes 日本å¤ä»Šå家圖解 Nihon Kokon Meika Zukai illustrating the lives of notable and famous figures in Japanese history. The set was to cover a total of 100 figures 10 per volume. Ultimately only the first two volumes were ever published 1887 and 1890. A third related book also from Kyoshundo was published during this time illustrating famed locations in Japan. This variant of the work contains the main text throughout only in English although the final two pages containing publisher's advertisements and publication information are printed in Japanese as well as the image captions. The other known version of the book which was issued simultaneously has the main text of the book printed trilingually in English Japanese and Kanbun a form of Classical Chinese read in Japan which is no longer used. The first printed page of the book credits "Miki Tecki" Miki Teiichi 三木 貞一 1861-1933 with "Japanese and Chinese" text and Goro Takahashi 高橋 五郎 1856-1935 with English translation. The book contains a number of English typographical errors throughout including on the front cover. Covers with some light smudges and a few small stains. Light pencil markings on the front cover. The string binding has partially come loose with only the middle two strings of four still present and holding. A few leaves have some minor rippling. All images throughout mostly clean. In very good condition overall. The work in is known by a number of variant titles in English: Short Biographies of Emeni Japanese in Ancient and Modern Times - The Pictures and Biographies of a Hundred Eminent Japanese - Nihon Kokon Meika Zukai - Pictures of a Hundred Eminent Japanese Ancient and Modern with Their Biographies - Map of Japan's Ancient and Modern Families literal translation. Kyoshundo (乿˜¥å ‚) unknown
1826réf. 1041DBStralsund, Königliche Regierungs-Buchdruckerei, 1826. 8°. XIV, 207 (1) S. Mit 1 gef. Notenblatt für Singstimme und Klavier (Ingeborgs Klage u. Wikingerbalk). Halblederband der Zeit mit Rückenschild u. Rückenvergoldung + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (stärker berieben und bestossen, leicht fleckig).
2014réf. 500035295Liana Levi Edtions 2014 368 pages 11 8x2 6x17 6cm. 2014. pocket_book. 368 pages.
réf. DADAX1408297639New unknown
1997réf. 88629Paris France: Fayard 1997 1998. First French Edition. Two volume set both paperbacks first published in Russian and English 1991 and 1994. Two Octavo volumes 23.5cm; pictorial paper wrappers; French flaps; 593pp; 619pp; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations. Text in French. From the library of noted poet translator and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn 1928-2024 with his pictorial ownership blind embossed to half-title pages of both volumes. Light shelf-wear and -soil with faint creases to spines; overall both are Very Good. This text established by Elena Tchoukovskaia with prefaces by her and Veniamine Kaverine. Journal entiries of Russian children's author shares his experiences with family works and censorship. 88629. Fayard unknown books
1997réf. 88629Paris France: Fayard 1997 1998. First French Edition. Two volume set both paperbacks first published in Russian and English 1991 and 1994. Two Octavo volumes 23.5cm; pictorial paper wrappers; French flaps; 593pp; 619pp; black-and-white photographic halftones and illustrations. Text in French. From the library of noted poet translator and anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn 1928-2024 with his pictorial ownership blind embossed to half-title pages of both volumes. Light shelf-wear and -soil with faint creases to spines; overall both are Very Good. This text established by Elena Tchoukovskaia with prefaces by her and Veniamine Kaverine. Journal entiries of Russian children's author shares his experiences with family works and censorship. 88629. Fayard unknown
1963réf. 25559Collège de Pataphysique Couverture souple Paris 1963