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1921réf. 009608Paris La Sirène 1921 In-12 Broché, couverture rempliée.
1979réf. 14773Draeger 1979 IN8. 1979. broché. Recueil de poèmes de Jean Cévenne qui évoque le souvenir d'une adolescence oscillant entre passions et patience avec une présence à la fois familière et mystérieuse. L'auteur invite le lecteur à ressentir plutôt qu'à analyser la poésie
2004réf. ARTTTT8989988890825Paris, Klincksieck, "Collection d'esthétique", 2004, 16 x 24, 466 pages sous couverture souple illustrée. Iconographie noir & blanc. "Les centaures, les cyclopes, les sirènes, les dragons, les griffons, les sphinges, des êtres hybrides, les diables disparates, des formes fluides et molles, des nains, des géants, des plantes animalisées errent en peinture et en sculpture. Ils s'agitent, agressent, parfois se calment. Chez Bosch, chez Breughel, chez Goya, dans les églises romanes et gothiques, dans les jardins de Versailles, dans les bandes dessinées et les caricatures, des monstres multiples se transforment. Ils se déplacent d'une époque à l'autre, d'un pays à l'autre. On les trouve déjà sur les parois des grottes préhistoriques et sur les tee-shirts d'aujourd'hui. Parfois, ils hurlent et, parfois, ils murmurent et se déguisent. L'humanité ne cesse jamais d'aimer les monstres et elle les trouve en des lieux différents, souvent imprévisibles. La fabrication du monstre constitue d'abord un jeu savant, une pratique combinatoire qui compose et mélange des membres d'animaux divers. Les monstres sont parfois ornementaux et décoratifs. Parfois, ils provoquent des interprétations éthiques, religieuses, alchimiques, philosophiques, politiques. Simultanément, ils fascinent ceux qui les regardent; ils séduisent; ils angoissent. Le monstrueux est un écart par rapport à la nature. Il se nourrit de fantasmes; et, en retour, il nourrit d'autres fantasmes nouveaux."
1918réf. 010652Paris La Sirène 1918 In-12 En feuilles, chemise illustrée à rabats
réf. 6262, Paris, editions de la sirene, 1919.**, Relie en cuir, plats de papier marbre, dos dore, 26x33cm, 56pp, plat superieur pique, illustre.
réf. 116672672X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1910réf. 33346Stockholm, Hæggström, 1910. 8vo. Orig. bogtrykt omslag. No. 24 af 150 eksemplarer udgivet som særtryk af ""Nordisk Tidsskrift"" 22 pp. Illustreret.
1928réf. 199428Paris and Brussels: G. Van Oest 1928. Edition completely revised and updated" translation. Softcover. Good Vol. 1 cover is tender along hing minor chipping to base of spine and top. A superb reading set that still maintains shelf apppeal but not new. Brown paper wraps 3 Volumes. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Shipping weight is 15 ppounds. Text is in French. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest paperback
1928réf. 198617Paris France: G. Van Oest 1928. Revised and Updated Edition. Hardcover. Good Boards are sunned/edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/smudged; interior is toned but clean with occasional scuffing/smudging. Red boards with former owner's monogram in gilt; gilt lettering on the spine; Two Books; Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. bound with Volume 2 plates 1-98; Volume 3 plates 99-204. Foxing to textblock edges; remnants to page edges. Pages bright and appear clean but may have smudges marks etc. A skillfull high quality personalized rebind of the original soft cover versions. Very solid copies. A spectacular set of these three volumes penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by an Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. G. Van Oest hardcover
1928réf. 182632Paris and Brussels: G. Van Oest 1928. Edition completely revised and updated" translation. Softcover. As new. Pages are unopened books never opened with very minor foxing spots on page edges and endpapers. Old publisher stock. Brown paper wraps 3 Volumes. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Shipping weight is 15 ppounds. Text is in French. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest paperback
1928réf. 185011Paris France: G. Van Oest 1928. Hardcover. Good leather worn & rubbed w/ some chips; areas of fading & smuding. bands rubbed. vol2 upper section of spine missing but included; larger rubbed area to lower section. vol2 back hinge split; binding joints firm; plate 191 nearly detached. vol2 & 3 have some cracking to pastedown/gutters. all volumes have evidence of binding repairs to sections of textblock. leather boards w/ inlaid marbled paper speckled in gilt; five raised bands; gilt printing. top edge gilt. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Text in French. Foxing to textblock edges; remnants to page edges. Pages bright and appear clean but may have smudges marks etc. A skillfull high quality crafted rebound of the original soft cover versions. Very solid copies. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest hardcover
1928réf. 15185Paris & Bruxelles: Les Editions G. Van Oest 1928. Three volumes of an exceptional study of Leonardo da vinci the artist and man. Text in French. 3 vols. 4to. Vol I text volume: viii 211 1 pp.; Vols II: plates numbered 1-98; Vol III: plates 99-204. Superb plates reproduced after photographs by Alinar Marotte Anderson and othters. In original stiff printed brown paper wrappers with bold red and black lettering on cover and spine. Some wear to the paer of the spine inside crisp and clean printed on extra-heavy paper with only very minor foxing . A very well preserved set of one of the most thorough studies of Leonardo da Vinci. First Edition. Near Fine. Les Editions G. Van Oest unknown
1928réf. 199428Paris and Brussels: G. Van Oest 1928. Edition completely revised and updated" translation. Softcover. Good Vol. 1 cover is tender along hing minor chipping to base of spine and top. A superb reading set that still maintains shelf apppeal but not new. Brown paper wraps 3 Volumes. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Shipping weight is 15 ppounds. Text is in French. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest paperback books
1928réf. 182632Paris and Brussels: G. Van Oest 1928. Edition completely revised and updated" translation. Softcover. As new. Pages are unopened books never opened with very minor foxing spots on page edges and endpapers. Old publisher stock. Brown paper wraps 3 Volumes. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Shipping weight is 15 ppounds. Text is in French. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest paperback books
1928réf. 185011Paris France: G. Van Oest 1928. Hardcover. Good leather worn & rubbed w/ some chips; areas of fading & smuding. bands rubbed. vol2 upper section of spine missing but included; larger rubbed area to lower section. vol2 back hinge split; binding joints firm; plate 191 nearly detached. vol2 & 3 have some cracking to pastedown/gutters. all volumes have evidence of binding repairs to sections of textblock. leather boards w/ inlaid marbled paper speckled in gilt; five raised bands; gilt printing. top edge gilt. Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. Volume 2: Plates 1-99. Volume 3: Plates 99 to 204. Text in French. Foxing to textblock edges; remnants to page edges. Pages bright and appear clean but may have smudges marks etc. A skillfull high quality crafted rebound of the original soft cover versions. Very solid copies. A spectacular set of these three books penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204BW illustrations of works rendered by Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. This set includes both the text and the two plates volumes and is derived from old publisher stock. G. Van Oest hardcover books
1928réf. 198617Paris France: G. Van Oest 1928. Revised and Updated Edition. Hardcover. Good Boards are sunned/edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/smudged; interior is toned but clean with occasional scuffing/smudging. Red boards with former owner's monogram in gilt; gilt lettering on the spine; Two Books; Volume 1: Text viii 210 pp. bound with Volume 2 plates 1-98; Volume 3 plates 99-204. Foxing to textblock edges; remnants to page edges. Pages bright and appear clean but may have smudges marks etc. A skillfull high quality personalized rebind of the original soft cover versions. Very solid copies. A spectacular set of these three volumes penned and assembled by Swedish art historian Osvald Siren. With 204 BW illustrations of works rendered by an Italian man of many talents Leonard da Vinci 1452-1519. G. Van Oest hardcover books
réf. 0331701030.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. B9781016998062Paperback / softback. New. paperback
réf. B9781016993289Hardback. New. hardcover
réf. 1178019268.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1016993285.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1016998066.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1916réf. 183018New Haven CT & London: Yale & Oxford University Presses. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1916. Limited First Edition. Hardcover. Spine is browned. ; Limited to 1000 copies. . Yale & Oxford University Presses hardcover
1916réf. 11491New Haven Connecticut: Yale University Press 1916. First edition limited to 1000 copies. Hardcover. VG- mild wear on cover label remains on spine ex-library with minimal markings bookplate and card envelope inside covers stamps/marks on title page and p.1 of preface interior excellent. Small ink stamps on back side of plates no bleed to images. Brown buckram with gilt spine titles. XVIII 235 pp. 232 bw plates. Two-page introduction biographical chronology extensive biography and discussion of da Vinci's broad range of study and innovation illustrated by many fine plates. Yale University Press hardcover books
réf. 201907682Paris, A Fayard editeur, s.d. (vers 1890) ; grand in-8, 198-266-187 pp., cartonnage . A. Sirven l'homme en noir - demi-cuir bordeau dos a 5 nerfs un peu frotté - editions populaire illustrées.
