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1918réf. 015759Paris Editions de la Sirène 1918 In-8 carré Reliure
1928réf. zh52Van Oest 1928. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good. predominantly French text. 112 pages of preliminary text sheets followed by 200 numbered plates. all plates have English and French sub-titles. housed in a folding box which is secured with lace. all plates are present except one number 99 the box is rather worn and battered but the contents are in good condition for their age. they have light foxing and a few of the edges are a little knocked. no inscriptions. condition is given in terms of the age of this item. extremely heavy not really suitable for airmail. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Van Oest hardcover
1924réf. Arm1100London John Lane 1924 London, John Lane, 1924 - grand et fort in4, demi-toile d'époque titrée au dos, 239pp + 109 planches (128 photographies) + 2 illustrations couleurs en HT + 1 plan dépliant et une cinquantaine de croquis et dessins dans le texte. Édition originale numérotée , tirage a 800 exemplaires celui ci N. 57. Ouvrage Rare . Le coin supérieur du 4e plat est fortement rogné avec perte de matière au plat, le coin supérieur du 1er plat est légèrement rogné au 1er plat. L'ouvrage a été partiellement taché, mais plus particulièrement aux pages de garde et pages d'introduction, et 26 dernières pages de texte, ainsi qu'aux 12 dernières planches surtout les deux dernières sans atteinte des photographies . The upper corner of the 4e of corver is heavily trimmed with a loss of material ; the upper corner is slightly trimmed on the first cover . The book has been partially stained, but more particularly on the endpapers and introductory pages of the text , and the last 26 pages of text, as well as in the last 12 plates, especially the last two.
1924réf. Arm1100London John Lane 1924 London, John Lane, 1924 - grand et fort in4, demi-toile d'époque titrée au dos, 239pp + 109 planches (128 photographies) + 2 illustrations couleurs en HT + 1 plan dépliant et une cinquantaine de croquis et dessins dans le texte. Édition originale numérotée , tirage a 800 exemplaires celui ci N. 57. Ouvrage Rare . Le coin supérieur du 4e plat est fortement rogné avec perte de matière au plat, le coin supérieur du 1er plat est légèrement rogné au 1er plat. L'ouvrage a été partiellement taché, mais plus particulièrement aux pages de garde et pages d'introduction, et 26 dernières pages de texte, ainsi qu'aux 12 dernières planches surtout les deux dernières sans atteinte des photographies . The upper corner of the 4e of corver is heavily trimmed with a loss of material ; the upper corner is slightly trimmed on the first cover . The book has been partially stained, but more particularly on the endpapers and introductory pages of the text , and the last 26 pages of text, as well as in the last 12 plates, especially the last two.
1921réf. 1775Paris, Editions de la Galerie Simon, [D.H. Kahnweiler], 1921. Petit in-4 (235 x 165 mm mm), non paginé, broché sous couverture de papier ivoire imprimée sur le premier plat. Édition en partie originale, illustrée de 8 bois gravés par Manolo, dont quatre à pleine page. Tirage limité à 112 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 90 exemplaires sur Hollande (n°76) signés à l'encre par le poète et l'artiste. Le seul livre illustré par Manuel Martinez Hugué, dit Manolo. Manolo (1872-1945), sculpteur et peintre catalan né à Barcelone, vint à Paris dès 1892, puis de 1901 à 1910. Juan Gris, Braque et Picasso vinrent le rejoindre, pour d'assez longs séjours, lorsqu'il se fixa à Céret dans les Pyrénées. « Il était un des rares aînés de Picasso à le traiter comme un jeune homme » (Pierre Daix). À partir de 1910, grâce au soutien de D.-H. Kahnweiler, son marchand et l'éditeur de l'ouvrage présenté ici, il obtient du succès : il expose à l’Armory Show de 1913 à New York puis en Allemagne et à Paris. Par la suite, il présente régulièrement ses œuvres aux Etats-Unis, en Espagne et en France. En 1932, la France le célèbre en lui consacrant une importante exposition au Grand Palais. Comme pour les toreros ou les gitanes, la maternité constitue l’un des sujets récurrents de l’œuvre de Manolo : Mère et fils (1929), Maternité au baiser (1929), Maternité (1938), Maternité à la grappe de raisin (1940). Manolo utilise chaque occurrence du thème pour explorer une solution plastique nouvelle.
1934réf. 46404666Paris, Éditions d’Art et d’Histoire, Annales du Musée Guimet, 1934-1935 ; 2 volumes in-4, demi-toile rouge, plats imprimés, entièrement non rogné. (Cartonnage de l’éditeur) X pp., 116 pp., 102 planches en noir - 170 pp., 1 f., 126 planches en noirÉDITION ORIGINALE de ce célèbre ouvrage fondateur de l’étude de la peinture chinoise devenu fort rare. PREMIER TIRAGE des 228 planches montées sur onglets reproduisant en héliotypie de la Börtzells Tryckeri Aktiebolag de Stockholm les peintures chinoises provenant de collections publiques et privées du monde entier. Texte imprimé sur papier vergé fort par les établissements Sainte-Catherine de Bruges. Bel exemplaire
1929réf. 46404667Bruxelles et Paris, Van Oest, Annales du Musée Guimet, 1929-1930 ; 4 volumes grand in-4, brochés, couvertures oranges imprimées rempliées, entièrement non rogné. (État de parution) 3 ff., 3 (1) pp., 95 (1) pp., 2 ff., 108 planches - 2 ff., 119 (1) pp., 2 ff., illustrations in-texte et 120 planches h-t - 2 ff., 105 (1) pp., 1 f., 128 planches - 2 ff., 100 pp., 2 ff., 120 planchesÉDITION ORIGINALE de cet ouvrage considérable sur l’histoire et l’archéologie chinoises. Les 476 planches photographiques en héliotypie portent pour la plupart plusieurs figures montrant des objets de mobilier : poteries, chaudrons, cloches, garnitures en bronze, pièces de chars en bronze, objets en jade, miroirs, broches, bijoux, lampes, sculptures, monuments et détails d’architecture, etc. Rare exemplaire complet des 4 volumes. Dos et couvertures insolés, un plat en partie détaché. Intérieur frais.
1956réf. 2110502151000611The Ronald Press 1956. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 7 The Ronald Press paperback
1928réf. 140299Paris: Les Edition 1928. Hardcover. very good. 1st Edition. 109pp. Tall folio 33.5 X 41 cm. Original blue cloth binding with gilt title on spine. Top edge gilt and others untrimmed. Top and bottom of spine with a bit of minor repair. Foredge a bit foxed and with a bit of light foxing on a number of the plate margins. Boards a bit bumped and with slight soiling. A total of 200 full page illustrations all printed in photogravure. Overall a very nice copy of a title difficult to find in good condtion. very good Although there is no limitation we can assume this was printed in quite small numbers due to its scarcity. It seems the book may also have been issued in 5 portfolios as well. The quality of the plates is very good indeed. No complete copy at auction in over 20 years and then it seems that most copies that surface are x-library of which this copy is not. 1928 Les Edition hardcover
1925réf. 95174London: Ernest Benn 1925. 1st ed. Hardcover. Very Good. 4 volumes text volume plus three plate volumes. Original cloth. 32 cm. Modest foxing half-title leaf in Volume 1 heavily foxed. Backstrips and lettering somewhat faded. Light dampstain along bottom of pages in the text volume. Covers lightly soiled. No jackets. Heavy set -- Domestic orders only on this set. Ernest Benn hardcover
1925réf. 251666New York: Scribner 1925. First. hardcover. near fine. Illustrated with 418 finely printed collotype plates some with multiple objects. Almost no text. Very thick 4tos original gilt-lettered gray cloth with gilt figure on cover with beveled edges. New York: Charles Scribner 1925. Spine ends somewhat faded on volume 4 still a near fine clean copy of this very uncommon book. The final 2 of 4 volumes in this monumental work containing plates 206-623. Northern C'hi and Northern Chow Dynasties years 550-581: Shansi 206-232; Honan 233-241; Chili 242-259 Shantung 260-264; Shensi 265-283. Sculptures in the manner of the period of the six dynasties though executed later 284-289. Sui Dynasty years 581-618: Shansi 290-303; Shensi and Honan 304-323; Chili 324-333; Shantung 334-364. Tang Dynasty years 619-906: Shensi 365-553; Honan 451-484; Shansi 485-509; Shantung 510-526; Chili 527-553. The Five Dynasties years 907-960 and the Sung Dynasty years 960-1127: Honan 554-561; Shantung 562-566; Chili 567-577. Liao Dynasty years 907-1119 and Chin Dynasty years 1115-1234: Chili 578-585; Statues in Wood 586-592. Wu Yueh years 908-978 and Sung and Southern Dynasty years 960-1279: Kiangsu and Chekiang 593-608. Yuan Dynasty years 1280-1367 609-623. Scribner unknown books
1925réf. 251666New York: Scribner 1925. First. hardcover. near fine. Illustrated with 418 finely printed collotype plates some with multiple objects. Almost no text. Very thick 4tos original gilt-lettered gray cloth with gilt figure on cover with beveled edges. New York: Charles Scribner 1925. Spine ends somewhat faded on volume 4 still a near fine clean copy of this very uncommon book. The final 2 of 4 volumes in this monumental work containing plates 206-623. Northern C'hi and Northern Chow Dynasties years 550-581: Shansi 206-232; Honan 233-241; Chili 242-259 Shantung 260-264; Shensi 265-283. Sculptures in the manner of the period of the six dynasties though executed later 284-289. Sui Dynasty years 581-618: Shansi 290-303; Shensi and Honan 304-323; Chili 324-333; Shantung 334-364. Tang Dynasty years 619-906: Shensi 365-553; Honan 451-484; Shansi 485-509; Shantung 510-526; Chili 527-553. The Five Dynasties years 907-960 and the Sung Dynasty years 960-1127: Honan 554-561; Shantung 562-566; Chili 567-577. Liao Dynasty years 907-1119 and Chin Dynasty years 1115-1234: Chili 578-585; Statues in Wood 586-592. Wu Yueh years 908-978 and Sung and Southern Dynasty years 960-1279: Kiangsu and Chekiang 593-608. Yuan Dynasty years 1280-1367 609-623. Scribner unknown
1924réf. ABE-1783396609387London: London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited 1924 1924 First edition. Please note that this is THE genuine original first edition with year of publication 1924 printed on its copyright page while other editions later reprints or pirated editions like Orientalia have neither copyright page nor publication date. Folio 33.227.2cm wt: 2.9kg XX240pp plus plates. Limited and Numbered to 800 copies this being No. 33. Wear and rubbing to extremities of original outer boards page edges uncut top edge tinted red tight binding crisp interior. Spine has benn replaced with matching cloth retaining the original title-piece new endpapers. Overall a good copy now protected in a plain dust jacket self-made not original. With 128 photogravures on 109 leaves; 2 color plates and dozens of text illustrations; folding plan of Peking. The work combines the beautiful photogravures after photographs taken by Siren with illustrations of measured drawings of a number of the gates made by Chinese artists under Siren's supervision and historical and descriptive text. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. More photos available upon request. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1924 hardcover
réf. 7437Paris - Bruxelles, Editions G. Van Oest, Librairie Nationale d'Art et d'Histoire, 1914-1935. 18 volumes in folio, reliure moderne uniforme plein cuir (sauf pour le Volume II, en reliure cartonnée éditeur), très bon état.
1926réf. ABE-17514222603First edition. Folio 33.226.211.5cm wt: 6.4kg. Complete set of 3 volumes with all plates pages and maps and drawings as called for. Some color difference between Volume I and the other 2 volumes that appear darker. Some plates are getting loose from their spines due to heavy weight of cardstock paper. More photos available upon request. Paris and Brussels: G. Van Oest, 1926 hardcover
1924réf. ABE-1491318053918London: London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited 1924 1924 First edition. Please note that this is THE genuine original first edition with year of publication 1924 printed on its copyright page while other editions later reprints or pirated editions like Orientalia have neither copyright page nor publication date. Folio 33.227.2cm wt: 2.9kg XX240pp plus plates. Limited and Numbered to 800 copies this being No. 313. Slight wear and rubbing to extremities of outer boards page edges uncut top edge tinted red tight binding crisp interior. Overall a very good copy now protected in a plain dust jacket self-made not original. With 128 photogravures on 109 leaves; 2 color plates and dozens of text illustrations; folding plan of Peking. The work combines the beautiful photogravures after photographs taken by Siren with illustrations of measured drawings of a number of the gates made by Chinese artists under Siren's supervision and historical and descriptive text. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. More photos available upon request. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head Limited, 1924 hardcover
1925réf. 399506London: Ernest Benn 1925. 1st. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Hardcovers four volume set complete. Matching gray-brown buckram cloth with gilt front cover decoration and gilt spine lettering. Set from architect Albert Kahn's library with his pencil signature on each fly leaf. Vol. 1 Text cxlvi plus 168 page index with detailed descriptions of plates. B&w frontispiece. Vol. II Plates 1-205. Vol. III Plates 206-421. Volume IV Plates 422- . Small stickers on bottom of spine. An exceptional set and reference. Very heavy volumes. DOMESTIC SHIPPING ONLY. Record # 399506 Ernest Benn hardcover
1924réf. 2105020006London: John Lane The Bodley Head 1924-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. Imperial Beijing during the Qing Dynasty Limited edition of 800 copies. Quarto. Bound in publisher's cloth backed boards. Shelf wear to cover. Some fray to spine cloth. Solid binding. With 128 photogravures on 109 leaves; 2 color plates & 51 text illusts; folding plan of Peking. "Superb historical description of the substantial stone monuments in the Peking area probably the most important work and the only photographic monograph on the subject from this period by one of the greatest authorities on Chinese art history and architecture" Western Travellers in China 116. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head hardcover
1924réf. 27086New York: Orientalia 1924. First edition limited to 800 copies. Quarto original half cloth over papered boards. brown morocco label to the spine. Title page printed in red and black folding map 128 photogravures on 109 plates 53 plans and elevations. In excellent condition with some rubbing to the bottom cloth. and light rubbing to the extremities. Rare. Osvald Siren was a Finnish-born art historian whose interests included the art of 18th century Sweden Renaissance Italy and China. In the area of Chinese art his major work was The Walls and Gates of Peking. Siren was an early member of the theosophist movement. In 1956 he was awarded the Charles Lang Freer Medal. In The Walls and Gates of Peking provides historical records of the walls and gates of Beijing and has 109 photos taken by Osvald Siren and 50 architectural drawings made by Chinese artists. "Superb historical description of the substantial stone monuments in the Peking area probably the most important work and the only photographic monograph on the subject from this period by one of the greatest authorities on Chinese art history and architecture" Western Travellers in China. Orientalia hardcover books
1924réf. 27086New York: Orientalia 1924. First edition of this work limited to 800 copies. Quarto original half cloth over papered boards. brown morocco label to the spine. Title page printed in red and black folding map 128 photogravures on 109 plates 53 plans and elevations. In excellent condition with some rubbing to the bottom cloth. and light rubbing to the extremities. Rare. Osvald Sirén was a Finnish-born art historian whose interests included the art of 18th century Sweden Renaissance Italy and China. In the area of Chinese art his major work was The Walls and Gates of Peking. Sirén was an early member of the theosophist movement. In 1956 he was awarded the Charles Lang Freer Medal. In The Walls and Gates of Peking provides historical records of the walls and gates of Beijing and has 109 photos taken by Osvald Siren and 50 architectural drawings made by Chinese artists. “Superb historical description of the substantial stone monuments in the Peking area probably the most important work and the only photographic monograph on the subject from this period by one of the greatest authorities on Chinese art history and architecture" Western Travellers in China. Orientalia hardcover
1926réf. H8RD5MZ5V5YMParis & Brussels 1926. G. Vanoest Publisher's original printed blue paper wrappers. With 12 plans and 2 maps mostly folding and a total of 274 collotype plates. 3 volumes. VI 73 3 blank; 3 1 blank; 3 1 blank pp. First edition in French of a work on the imperial palaces of Beijing by the Finnish-born Swedish art historian and professor Osvald Sirén 1879-1966. Besides the Italian Renaissance Sirén was very interested in Chinese art and culture and wrote various books on the subject mostly in English. The photographs were all taken by Sirén himself and he wrote an accompanying 40-page introduction on the so-called "Forbidden City" with two small chapters on the seaside and summer palaces. The collotypes show mostly palaces some from several angles but also monuments pavilions statues interiors and gardens with short descriptions in both French and English. They give a unique view of the city in the early 20th century since some of the buildings have vanished or are now settled in completely different surroundings.With the bookplate of W.A.S. Swets 1902-1992 in each volume. Minor foxing throughout original paper wrappers heavily discoloured. Overall a good copy wholly untrimmed and with the bolts unopened.l R. Thiriez Barbarian lens: Western photographers of the Qianlong Emperor's European palaces p. 182. ABE CAT Art History ART ARCHITECTURE & PHOTOGRAPHY ASIA HISTORY Art & Art History China Photography unknown