CERNY (Jaroslav), GARDINER (Alan H.)Livre Rare Book
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Best.-Nr. 594184Oxford, Griffith Institute, Oxford university press, 1957. In-folio, rel. pleine-toile verte, dos lisse, titre doré en long, titre doré au premier plat, X-35 pp., CXV pl. en noir in fine (reprod. photogr. et fac simile).
1691In 4, cm 23 x 32, pp. (6) + 4 + (2) + 124 + (12) + (L) + (14) con 2 tavole fuori testo incise all'acquaforte di cui 1 incisa piu' volte ripiegata. Legatura ottocentesca in mezza pergamena. Antichi rinforzi ai margini interni di alcune pagine. Edizione originale, rara, di quest'opera in cui si descrivono l'origine e la struttura dell'ufficio papale in cui si redigevano le brevi, cioe' una scrittura pontificia per affari di poca importanza che non portava bolla appesa ma solo il sigillo con anello del pescatore. Ciampini fu a capo di esso durante il pontificato di Innocenzo XII e nell'opera realizza una trattazione che parte dalla origine della denominazione dell'ufficio per soffermarsi poi sulla istituzione, evoluzione ecc. Jamme, Poncet, Offices et papaute..., p. 160. Brunet, II, 3.
Roma, Da' Torchi di Mariano de Romanis e Figli, 1810. 4to.; 1 h., 106 pp. Encuadernación moderna en cartoné y papel de aguas. Un texto de notable rareza en el que se debaten los oscuros orígenes del arte tipográfico y donde se demuestra por documentadas investigaciones propias que ya desde el Siglo X se usaban ciertos rudimentos del mismo en los "scriptoria" de los monasterios para la elaboración de los códices, como secreto celosamente guardado y como antecedente inmediato de las novedades introducidas por Mentel, Fust, Jenson y Gutemberg a mitad del Siglo XV para la fundición de caracteres sueltos por medio de matrices y de la estampa por medio de la prensa. El eruditísimo jesuíta aragonés, cuyas obras fueron publicadas en Italia, formó parte del círculo de José Pignatelli, fue amigo y consultor de José Nicolás de Azara, de Bodoni y de gran número de estudiosos europeos de su tiempo, especialmente franceses e italianos, con los que llegó a entablar polémicas sin cuento. Hacia el final de sus dias, tras un corto retorno a España entre 1798 y 1801, Juan Francisco Masdeu publicaría en Roma 1806 un opúculo que lleva el expresivo título de "Requeno, il vero inventore delle piú utile scoperte della nostra età" donde se dice que el polifacético abate fue "el gran genio del Siglo XVIII, el más benemérito quizás de la república literaria", responsable a la vez de su propio oscurecimiento "por su admirable modestia". Tras la publicación por Giovanni R. Ricci en Palermo 1982 de la edición anotada de "Vicente Requeno: L'Arte di Gestire con le Mani" [Parma, 1797] en la que se destaca la modernidad de su sistema semiológico, parece haber salido de su oscurecimiento la figura del que a todas luces podría llegar a ser considerado el más genuino teórico español del neoclasicismo europeo, en la línea de un Winckelmann, unida a la corriente humanista española de buscar las condiciones histórico-sociales de todo saber, al modo de su admirado Luis Vives.
1741In 8, pp. (4) + XXVI + 460 con una antip. archit. e inc. Testo in caratteri a imitazione del codice in rosso e in nero. Edizione in fac - simile di questo codice mediceo conservato alla Laurenziana.
1941Very faint shelfwear to boards. Plain paper wrappers have a few tears. Slipcase is present and torn with tape applie in places. ; Fondation Carlsberg-Copenhague. Lindos II; Vol. 2.1-2
1887Light browning to end papers of both volumes. Brown boards with gilt lettering. Attractive set. 1 page has 1 single marginalia in blue pen. No other markings. Very minor shelfwear. ; 2 Volume Set: Vols. I & II of Scholia Graeca in Homeri Iliadem Townleyana /
1896Roy. 8vo., on laid paper, title in red and black, with 22 plages of facsimile, the transliterated text printed in red and black, some slight browning to verso of front free endpaper; half vellum gilt, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, a very good, clean copy. EDITION LIMITED TO 165 COPIES. The work remains the sole facsimile of the Old French MS.
Best.-Nr. 105379aafGenf, Roto-Sadag, 1935 - 1955, in-folio, 167 S. + 50 Tafeln in schwarz-weiss. en feuilles dans une couverture crème imprimée or orig. avec étui / Lose in Orig.-Pp. Umschlag mit Etui.
1838Best.-Nr. 5800Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1838. 2 volumes grand in-4 (355 x 265 mm), (2) ff.- XII-716 pp. et (2) ff.- 452- IV pp., 17 pl. de reproduction d'écriture et 20 pl. de reproduction de sceaux. Reliure basane maroquinée à coins d'époque, dos orné de filets et roulettes dorés, plats du tome 1 frottés, très bel exemplaire imprimé sur un fort papier vergé.
Best.-Nr. 71166aafPonta Delgada, Tip. do Diario dos Açores, 1924 -26 - 31, lg. in-8vo, In all 5 volumes, 1) H.-Leather, spine richly gilt. (1 vol.). / full leather, spines richly gilt, gilt lines on book covers, untrimmed, orig. wrappers bound in.
1876[Paleografia Calligrafia Bibliografia] (cm. 37) Volumi 3 in 1. Bella mz. pelle coeva nervi titolo e fregi in oro al dorso. -pp.(12), 16 tavv.f.t.; pp.18, 54 tavv.f.t., pp.(16); pp.16, 69 tavv.f.t., pp(32). Con 3 frontis in cromolitografia e tre occhietti. Opera molto bella e rara stmpata nella tipografia privata di Montecassino in pochi esemplari. Originariamente pubblicata in 7 parti. I 3 volumi completi di copertine originali contengono 139 finissime tavole in cromolitografia. Molte sono doppie e alcune più volte ripiegate. (1) Gotico-Corale 16 tavole. (2) Longobardo-Cassinese 54 tavole. (3) Latino 69 tavole. Tutte di grande bellezza. esemplare molto bello e fresco. manca al Felkel e amolta bibliografia consultata.[f67] Libro
Best.-Nr. 595788Le Caire, Centre de documentation et d'études sur l'ancienne Egypte, 1968. 2 vol. in-4 en feuilles sous chemise de l'éd., V-27 et 11 pp., 41 et 43 planches de dessins et reprod. photogr., parfois dépl., certaines en couleurs.
Best.-Nr. 591509Leipzic, Barth, 1839, Se trouve à Paris chez Pierre Dufart. 3 volumes in-8, reliure moderne demi-basane brune à coins, dos à nerfs, pièces de titre et de tomaison, [4]ff.-XX-47-312 pp., 4 tableaux dépliants en 3 planches in fine, [2]ff.-462 pp., 4 planches dépliantes in fine et [2]ff.-572 pp.
Best.-Nr. 590678New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1962. In-folio, rel. d'éd. pleine toile gommée beige, titre doré, XIII-146 pp., 30 pl. in fine en noir, index, bibliogr.
1993Wraps have been laminated. Spine is sunned. Minor edgewear. Crease to back wrap. Scholar's name stamped to ffep (P. Stork). ; [489]-998 pp; Inscriptiones Graecae. Vol. I Fasc. II; Folio 13" - 23" tall; 509 pages
Cm. 43x33; pp. (8), LVI, (4), LVIII carte, LIX - LXX pp., 163, (1). Legatura moderna in mezza tela, tassello al dorso con titoli e fregi in oro, piatti marmorizzati. Splendido esemplare ad ampi margini e bianche carte, privo di fioriture. 58 incisioni 331 / P
1883Best.-Nr. 22772Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, Service des Travaux Historiques de la Ville, du tome I, 1499-1526, 1883, au tome XX, 1628-1632, 1984 + Délibérations du Bureau de la Ville de Paris 1789-1790, 1990. Cartonnés ou brochés, 25 cm x 34 cm, DCXCVII+ 11990 pages. Edités et annotés par Paul Guérin, Alexandre Tuetey, François Bonnardot, Léon Le Grand, Suzanne Clémencet, Henry de Surirey de Saint Rémy, Michèle Bimbenet-Privat et Odile Krakovitch. Tables alphabétiques des matières, des noms de personnes et de lieux. Documents inventoriés et liste des prévôts et échevins dans le premier volume. Le tome XVI est en deux volumes. Bon état général Description détaillée sur demande.
Best.-Nr. 605077Hamburg, Verlag J. J. Augustin, 1962. Complet en 6 volumes in-4, reliure d'édition pleine-toile bleue, VIII-409, 420, 443, 376, 517, 234 pp., le vol. 6 et dernier contient l'Index. / Complete in 6 volumes in-4, blue cloth binding, VIII-409, 420, 443, 376, 517, 234 pp., vol. 6 and last contains the Index.
Best.-Nr. 65019, Brepols, 2024 Hardback, 2 vols, 1237 pages, Size:230 x 315 mm, Illustrations:684 col., Language: French. ISBN 9782503597249.
1907Best.-Nr. 7061907 1907 Goupil, Picard, Laval, Paris, 1907. 2 volumes in-folio pleine toile grise de travail, pièces de titre en cuir noir, plats conservés, 527 et 485 pages, nombreuses illustrations. Bel exemplaire, intérieur frais.
1825Best.-Nr. 24376Paris Dondey-Dupré 1825 in-12 broché, non coupé, sous couverture d'attente de papier bleu, étiquette de titre sur la première couverture
1747Best.-Nr. 24713Paris Hyppolythe-Louis Guérin et Jacob Guérin 1747 In-folio Demi veau restauré, plats en vélin à l'imitation d'un papier, XIII-108 pp sur papier fort, Les planches représentant ce curieux alphabet ancien sont gravées in et hors-Texte - Manque de dorure aux endroits restaurés et garde refaites en papier ancien.
Best.-Nr. 150671New York, Warsaw, Polish Institute of Arts, and Sciences in America, Warsaw Society of Science and Letters, (1946 - 1965).
1912Roy, 8vo., First Edition, on laid paper, with many fine full-page facsimiles in collotype throughout, mounted section titles, interleaved with blanks, free endpapers browned, some light spotting to title and interleaves (not facsimiles), neat ownership inscription on front free endpaper; green cloth, ivory buckram back with printed paper label, uncut, a very good, bright copy. Splendid facsimiles of the two versions in the BM: the complete Scott-printed copy (Huth 32) and (2) the fragment of an edition printed by Pynson (C21. c17). John Alexander (Dept. of MSS), in comparing this facsimile with the original copies, reports that 'it is admirably reproduced, especially in the case of the Pynson fragment which is practically faultless'. EXTREMELY SCARCE.
1802Folio, First Edition, on laid paper, some minor spotting (mainly marginal) and some light offsetting in the text; mid-nineteenth century half calf, marbled boards with some shelf-scuffing to paper surfaces, sprinkled edges, back tooled in gilt and blind with five raised bands, very neatly rebacked with old backstrip laid down, a very good, clean copy. THIS COPY WAS FORMERLY IN THE LIBRARY OF SIR ANTHONY WAGNER, ARGUABLY THE TWENTIETH CENTURY'S MOST EMINENT GARTER KING OF ARMS. ITS BEARS HIS SIGNED HOLOGRAPH INSCRIPTION 'Anthony R. Wagner, Portcullis Pursuivant of Arms, 4 Oct 1933' ON FRONT FREE ENDPAPER. In the late eighteenth century, the BM thoroughly revised the previous Cottonian catalogue (Smith, 1696) under the principal editorship of Planta. The mammoth revision was completed in 1800 and published on the instructions of the Royal Commission on public records. It remains the best published catalogue. Joseph Planta (1744-1827) succeeded his father as assistant librarian at the BM in 1773, was promoted to Keeper of Manuscripts in 1776 and finally to Principal Librarian from 1799-1827. See CDNB: III, 1397. Interestingly the printer, Luke Hansard, began printing the 'House of Commons Journal' in 1774; it is commonly known as 'Hansard' to this day. A SPLENDID ASSOCIATION COPY. Gross/Graves, 994.
