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1981réf. 150571Sylvie Messiger, 1981. In Sylvie Messiger, 1981. In-8 broché de 413 pages. Bon état
1941réf. 183661Sequana, 1941. In-8 broché de 320 pages non-coupées. Bon état.
1978réf. C42506Kisangani, Editions Saint Paul Afrique 1978 159pp.avec qqs.ills., br.orig., peu de soulignements sur page 9, bon état
1986réf. 877311986 Toulouse, Privat (Collection "Sciences de l'Homme"), 1986, in 8° broché, 279 pages ; couvetrure illustrée.
1997réf. 157104Grand livre du mois Grand livre du mois, 1997. In-8 relié cartonnage souple éditeur de 574 pages. Rares passages soulignés discrètement au crayon de papier en marge sinon très bon état
réf. 39818Paris, L'Elan, 1947. 14 x 20, 538 pp., quelques illustrations, broché, état moyen,( couverture et papier défraîchis).
1965réf. 184073Le Monde et la vie Paris, Le monde de la vie, 1965. In-4 relié toile sous jaquette de 108 pages. Nombreuses photos. Mouillure bas de la jaquette. Bon état.
1996réf. 849221996 Paris, Albin Michel (Collection "L'Evolution de l'Humanité"), 1996, in 8° broché, XXI-536 pages ; couverture illustrée.
1994réf. 843651994 Paris, NRF, Gallimard (Bibliothèque des Sciences Humaines), 1994, in 8° broché, 329 pages.
1979réf. 158218Albin Michel Albin Michel 1979, In-8 broché, 407 pages. Bon état
2009réf. 160218Grand Livre du Mois Grand Livre du Mois, 2009. In-8 relié cartonnage souple éditeur de 309 pages illustrées. Rares passages discrètement soulignés au crayon de papier en marge sinon Très bon état.
2014réf. LFA-126729999Un ouvrage de 485 pages, format 155 x 240 mm, broché couverture illustrée, publié en 2014, Acropole, bon état
in-12, 235 + 49 pp., broche, couv. ill. Bon etat. [TX-17]
2009réf. 194532009, Hugo et cie, collection Hugo BD, in-12 broché de 112 pages, couverture illustrée couleurs. 40 thèmes, des témoignages, des infos pratiques. Illustrations de Simon Loche. | Etat : Bon état général (Ref.: Ref10071)
1951réf. 887581951 Paris, Spes, 1951, in 12 broché, 224 pages ; très nombreuses photographies hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.
1994réf. 13260éditions Fernand Lanore 1994 1994, éditions Fernand Lanore, in-8 broché de 424 pages, couverture illustrée, préface du Professeur Jean Tulard, ouvrage publié avec la subvention de la Fondation Napoléon. | Etat : Excellent état (Ref.: Ref7257)
in-8, 405 p., ill. h.t. n., notes de bas de p., in [109B-17] France 1939-1945 : ceux qui ont choisi l’Allemagne.
1969réf. 30362Paris Fayard 1969 In-8 485 pp, traduit de l'allemand par Georgette Chatenet
1933réf. 2068388Paris: Librairie Aristide Quillet 1933. 6, (2), 582; (2), 558 Seiten. Durchgängig mit zahlreichen Abbildungen im Text und auf Tafeln. 4° (28,5 x 21,5 cm). Orig.-Halblederbände mit Blindprägung sowie goldgeprägtem Titel auf Deckeln und Rücken. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1968réf. 2123128Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft 1968. VIII, (1), 106 Seiten, mit 2 Abbildungen auf 2 Tafeln. 8° (22 x 14,5 cm), goldgeprägter Orig.-Leineneinband.
1971réf. 145641Amsterdam: Excerpta Medica 1971. VII, 110 Seiten. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Orig.-Pappband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1988réf. 19282NY: Random House 1988. First edition. Near fine in fine dust jacket. Price clipped short gift inscription first free endpaper. NY: Random House, unknown books
1984réf. vita5638Nantucket Massachusetts: Mill Hill Press MCMLXXXIV. 1984. Quarto green boards hardcover gilt letters and illustration to upper cover 235 pp. Fine in a Near Fine dust jacket. From dust jacket: Anton Otto Fischer was born into extreme poverty in Regensburg in 1882 and found himself an orphan very shortly afterward. His early life makes extrememly interesting reading although it was far removed from all sight and sound of the sea. However he did go to sea if for quite the wrong reasons and served in a variety of craft both steam and sail of different nationalities finally coming ahsore in New York at the turn of the century. Later he went to Paris to study at the Academie Julian where he barely missed his contemporary Arthur Briscoe and all this time the reader is struck with his sense of purpose and innate self-discipline which was characteristic of his entire life. On his return to the United States he quickly made himself a great name as an illustrator and possibly due to the insecurity of his youth and partly because he was not a man who ever courted fame he never ceased to illustrate -- the results making his name a household word wherever the greater American magazines and books were read. By this time he was an American citizen. As time passed he became purely a marine artist and the pity was that so few of the countless thousands of people who awaited his illustrations so eagerly had any idea of the merits of the original pictures or of the vast number of magnificent works produced for his own amusement. Although many of his pictures hang in galleries and museums he himself never sought these venues but when commissioned in the U.S. Coast Guard in the Second World War as an artist-laureate the resulting pictures were widely exhibited and took the United States by storm. Nevertheless few people have had the opportunity to appreciate Fischer’s work to the full. He was probably the greatest marine artist ever to work on the Western side of the Atlantic. Extremely prolific he produced an immense variety of subjects with uncanny accuracy for he was a man who seemed to have a mystical affinity with the very run of the sea and the way of a ship since these were things which he portrayed with a realism that was almost unique but above all he was the master of the delineation of men’s emotions whatever the situation. In this alone he stands above all his peers. Mill Hill Press, MCMLXXXIV. (1984). hardcover books
1997réf. 324208New York: Applause Books 1997. hardcover. fine/fine. Black & white illustrations. 233 pages. 8vo cloth-backed boards dust wrapper. New York; Applause Books 1997. Fine in fine dust wrapper. Applause Books unknown books
1967réf. 173268New York: Grove Press Inc 1967. Second printing. Hardcover. 383 pages. Important examination of surrealist painting by Marcel Jean and Arpad Mezei translated from the French by Simon Watson Taylor. Includes numerous black and white and some color illustrations. A tight close to near fine copy with some minor wear in an about very good dust jacket with a long tear to the top of the front panel and another to the bottom of the rear panel. some other tears and wear and a faint cup stain to the front panel. Still a solid reference copy. Grove Press, Inc unknown books
