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réf. 139158970X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1396453911.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. 0260120057.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1961réf. I-279-994Librairie Classique Eugène Belin 1961. Hardcover. Good. Edition 1961. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Librairie Classique Eugène Belin hardcover
1961réf. I-279-993Librairie Classique Eugène Belin 1961. Hardcover. Good. Edition 1961. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Librairie Classique Eugène Belin hardcover
1961réf. I-279-992Librairie Classique Eugène Belin 1961. Hardcover. Good. Edition 1961. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. Librairie Classique Eugène Belin hardcover
1854réf. 40766Bruxelles: C. Muquardt and Etablissement Géographique 1854. 8vo 23x145 cm. Editor's wrappers sl. soiled traces of use uncut. ii116 pp. with 42 engraved figures in text "Tableau des Conventions de la Géométrie Descriptive" with 4 leaves with engraved 'Notations' and 2 large folding lithographs each 40 x 25 cm. Paper age-toned but the whole in good condition. - Rare C. Muquardt and Etablissement Géographique unknown
1820réf. 84370Paris: Mme Ve Courcier Imprimeur-Libraire pour les Sciences 1820. 26 x 21 cm half leather binding with marbled boards xx 188 pages with 28 folding engraved plates. Text in French. Corners of binding bumped paper somewhat browned and foxed throughout. Stamps Ex Libris on title page still very good see picture. Fourth edition Quatrième édition of Monge's foundational work on descriptive geometry first published in 1799. Mme Ve Courcier, Imprimeur-Libraire pour les Sciences hardcover
1827réf. 21479Paris: Bachelier Succcesseur de Mme. Ve. Courcier 1827. Hardcover. Fine. Fifth edition. 4to. xx188pp. followed by 28 fold-out engraved plates Leather spine of marbled sheep gilt spine titles decorated paper over boards. A fine copy with a trace of foxing to the first couple of pages and light rubbing at edges and hinges Gaspard Monge was a French mathematician the inventor of descriptive geometry. This edition also contains the Theory of Shadows and Perspective extracted from his paper. . Bachelier (Succcesseur de Mme. Ve. Courcier) hardcover
1827réf. 22023Paris 1827. 4to. Bachelier Successeur de Mme Ve Courcier Contemporary half beige morocco spine gilt with the author and titled lettered in gold at the head of the spine marbled edges. With 53 illustrations on perspective projections of geometrical bodies in all positions in space and connections with each other on 28 folding engraved plates by Stevigny after designs by the author. XX 188 pp. The fifth considerably enlarged edition of the famous course on descriptive geometry held in 1795 at the École Normale at Paris by Gaspar Monge 1746-1818. Originally published in 1798 the work was formative and even "created" descriptive geometry and opened up a new and promising era for technical engineering. Descriptive geometry lays at the roots of all technical drawing and graphical methods that help to make mechanical engineering possible. An extensive new preface by the present editor Barnabé Brisson 1777-1828 inspector of the "Ponts et Chaussées" explains about the role of the École Normale founded October 30 1794 which was to renew public education and allow France to develop its own industries. Also included are a list of the first professors and a biographical note on Gaspard Monge first professor of descriptive geometry. Added to the present edition are three extra lectures discovered among Monge's papers after his death. Monge's work justly became one of the most famous in the literature of perspective.The work shows some foxing throughout. Otherwise in good condition.l Dict. Scient. Biogr. 9 pp. 469-478; History of Technology IV p. 482; Kemp The Science of Art p. 221 ff. incl. ills.; Vagnetti EIVb72; see also: R. Taton L'Oeuvre Scientifique de Gaspard Monge 1951. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Mathematics Optics & Perspective unknown
réf. 101661571X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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réf. 2407SB006Par G. Monge de l'Institut des sciences lettres et arts de l'École Polytechnique; Membre du Sénat conservateur Grand-Officier de la Légion d'honneur et Comte de l'Empire. Nouvelle Édition Avec un Supplément par M. Hachette Instituteur de l'Ecole Impériale Polytechnique Professeur-Adjoint de la Faculté des Sciences de Paris. PARIS J. KLOSTERMANN fils Libraire de l'École Impériale Polytechnique rue du Jardinet n.º 17. M. DCCC. XI. 1811 M. DCCC. XII. 1812. De 26x205 cm. Com xii 162 xlviii iv 118 ii xxii págs. Encadernação da época inteira de pele com rótulo laranja e elaborados ferros a ouro na lombada. Ilustrado com um total de 35 folhas desdobráveis com 78 figuras muito nítidas. O final da primeira parte da obra contém 24 folhas com 48 figuras com exercícios e desenhos; o suplemento contém 11 folhas desdobráveis das quais quatro são de grandes dimensões perto do tamanho de um A3 com 30 figuras. São apresentadas as formas de desenhar planos figuras geométricas e diversas intersecções. Exemplar com desgaste superficial nas pastas. Obra muito importante para a história da geometria descritiva disciplina essencial para o desenho técnico a arquitetura e a engenharia. Terceira edição muito rara não é catalogada pela BNF. A primeira edição foi publicada em 1798 e a quarta em 1820. Não se conhece a data da segunda edição. A obra está estruturada em cinco capítulos que abordam a definição e a forma de projetar pontos linhas e planos; planos tangentes a superfícies curvas propriedades da intersecção de planos com esferas e cilindros linhas cónicas; intersecção entre superfícies curvas e respetivas retas tangentes e aplicações várias da resolução destes problemas. Inclui um suplemento escrito pelo discípulo e professor-adjunto de Monge Jean-Nicolas-Pierre Hachette que ampliou o impacto educacional da obra que continuou a ser uma referência fundamental no ensino da geometria aplicada durante várias décadas. O suplemento é registado na folha de rosto principal tem paginação e folha de rosto própria pelo mesmo editor com a data de 1812. Gaspard Monge conde de Péluse Beaune 1746 Paris 1818 foi um eminente matemático francês conhecido como o fundador da geometria descritiva uma disciplina que revolucionou o modo de representar objetos tridimensionais em planos bidimensionais. Monge demonstrou desde cedo uma aptidão notável para a matemática tendo começado a lecionar física aos 16 anos na escola dos Oratorianos em Lyon. Em 1762 Monge elaborou um plano detalhado da sua cidade natal utilizando métodos inovadores de observação e instrumentos de topografia por ele construídos. Esta habilidade levou-o a ser recomendado para a Escola Militar de Mézières onde desenvolveu uma metodologia geométrica para determinar a colocação de baterias de canhões um trabalho que foi considerado segredo militar. Foi em Mézières que Monge concebeu a sua obra-prima a «Géométrie Descriptive» publicada pela primeira vez em 1799 onde apresenta as bases desta disciplina com base nas suas aulas na École Normale. Durante a Revolução Francesa Monge desempenhou um papel crucial participando na criação do sistema métrico e na fundação da École Polytechnique onde foi professor e administrador formando engenheiros que contribuíram para o desenvolvimento da França. Além das suas contribuições matemáticas Monge foi um fervoroso Bonapartista e acompanhou Napoleão nas campanhas em Itália e no Egito onde ajudou a fundar o Instituto do Egito inspirado no Instituto Nacional de França. Contudo após a queda de Napoleão Monge foi despojado dos seus títulos e honras pelos Bourbons passando os seus últimos anos afastado da vida pública mas com um legado duradouro na matemática e na engenharia. Jean-Nicolas-Pierre Hachette Mézières 1769 - Paris 1834 foi um matemático e engenheiro francês conhecido por ser um dos principais discípulos de Gaspard Monge. Formado na École Polytechnique onde mais tarde se tornaria professor Hachette contribuiu significativamente para o desenvolvimento e ensino da geometria descritiva. Publicou também obras em mecânica e foi um defensor fervoroso da aplicação prática das ciências matemáticas à engenharia. EN 26x20.5 cm. xii 162 xlviii iv 118 ii xxii pages. Contemporary full leather binding with an orange label and elaborate gilt tools on the spine. Illustrated with a total of 35 fold-out sheets with 78 very clear engravings. The end of the first part of the book contains 24 sheets with 48 figures with exercises and drawings; the supplement contains 11 fold-out sheets four of which are large about the size of an A3 with 30 figures. Ways of drawing planes geometric figures and various intersections are presented. Copy with superficial signs of wear on the boards. Very important work for the history of descriptive geometry an essential discipline for technical drawing architecture and engineering. Very rare third edition not catalogued by the BNF. The first edition was published in 1798 and the fourth in 1820. The date of the second edition is unknown. The book is structured in five chapters that cover the definition and how to project points lines and planes; tangent planes to curved surfaces properties of the intersection of planes with spheres and cylinders conic lines; intersection between curved surfaces and their tangent lines and various applications of solving these problems. Includes a supplement written by Monge's disciple and assistant professor Jean-Nicolas-Pierre Hachette which extended the educational impact of the work which continued to be a fundamental reference in the teaching of applied geometry for several decades. The supplement is recorded on the main title page has its own pagination and title page by the same publisher with the date 1812. Gaspard Monge Count of Péluse Beaune 1746 - Paris 1818 was an eminent French mathematician known as the founder of descriptive geometry a discipline that revolutionised the way of representing three-dimensional objects on two-dimensional planes. Monge showed a remarkable aptitude for maths from an early age and began teaching physics at the age of 16 at the Oratorian school in Lyon. In 1762 Monge drew up a detailed plan of his home town using innovative methods of observation and surveying instruments he had built himself. This skill led him to be recommended to the Military School of Mézières where he developed a geometric methodology to determine the placement of cannon batteries a work that was considered a military secret. It was at Mézières that Monge conceived his masterpiece "Géométrie Descriptive" first published in 1799 where he presents the foundations of this discipline based on his classes at the École Normale. During the French Revolution Monge played a crucial role participating in the creation of the metric system and founding the École Polytechnique where he was a professor and administrator training engineers who contributed to the development of France. In addition to his mathematical contributions Monge was a fervent Bonapartist and accompanied Napoleon on his campaigns in Italy and Egypt where he helped found the Institute of Egypt inspired by the National Institute of France. However after the fall of Napoleon Monge was stripped of his titles and honours by the Bourbons and spent his last years away from public life but with a lasting legacy in mathematics and engineering. Jean-Nicolas-Pierre Hachette Mézières 1769 - Paris 1834 was a French mathematician and engineer known for being one of Gaspard Monge's main disciples. A graduate of the École Polytechnique where he would later become a professor Hachette contributed significantly to the development and teaching of descriptive geometry. He also published works on mechanics and was a fervent advocate of the practical application of mathematical sciences to engineering. Referências/References: Britannica recurso em linhaonline: Gaspard Monge count de Péluse BNF - ark:/12148/cb30962716z FRBNF30962716 primeira edição BNF - ark:/12148/cb309627179 FRBNF30962717 quarta edição M-8-C-55 hardcover
1956réf. R320150557Eugène Belin. 1956. In-8. Cartonné. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Coiffe en tête abîmée, Papier jauni. 426 pages - nombreuses figures en noir et blanc dans le texte - papier jauni - tampon spécimen sur le 1er plat - coiffe en tête bîmée.. . . . Classification Dewey : 372.7-Livre scolaire : mathématiques
réf. 37410P., Bachelier, 1827, un volume in 4 relié en demi-basane, dos orné de fers et filets dorés, étiquette de titre rouge, tranches jaspées (reliure de l'époque), 20pp., 188pp., 28 PLANCHES DEPLIANTES
1962réf. 103653Couverture rigide. Cartonnage de l'éditeur. 375 pages.
1798réf. 17204Paris, Baudouin, an VII (1798-1799) ; in-4 , demi-basane marbrée, dos lisse titre en long (rel. moderne) ; VIII, la dernière blanche, 132pp., 25 planches gravées dépliantes.
réf. 13982678Paris: Bachelier, 1827 in-4, xx-188 pages, 28 planches dépliantes. Demi, reliure maroquin vert, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés et de motifs à froid, tranches marbrées, reliure avec qq usures, rousseurs, autrement bon exemplaire.
1827réf. 114511Paris Bachelier 1827 1 vol. relié in-4, veau brun marbré, dos lisse alternant fleurons et guirlandes dorés, guirlande doré en encadrement des plats avec au centre du premier les armes dorées du Collège royal de Bourges, tranches jaunes, XX + 188 pp. + 28 planches dépliantes. Cinquième édition augmentée d'une théorie des ombres et de la perspective. Reliure un peu frottée (deux manque de cuir au premier plat) et quelques rousseurs.
1827réf. 114511Paris Bachelier 1827 1 vol. relié in-4, veau brun marbré, dos lisse alternant fleurons et guirlandes dorés, guirlande doré en encadrement des plats avec au centre du premier les armes dorées du Collège royal de Bourges, tranches jaunes, XX + 188 pp. + 28 planches dépliantes. Cinquième édition augmentée d'une théorie des ombres et de la perspective. Reliure un peu frottée (deux manque de cuir au premier plat) et quelques rousseurs.
réf. 233597Paris, Baudouin, an VII (1799) in-4, vij pp., 132 pp., avec 25 planches dépliantes gravées par Delettre, "in fine", demi-basane havane, dos lisse orné de filets, guirlandes et lampes dorés, chiffre LMB poussé au centre du plat supérieur (reliure de l'époque). Dos se détachant, coins abîmés.
