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1986Firenze, Palazzo Pitti, 8 novembre 1986 - 1 marzo 1987. Testi di Caterina Caneva, Alessandro Cecchi, Antonio Natali e Serena Padovani. Firenze, D'Angeli-Haeusler Editore, 1986; br., pp. 356, 229 ill. b/n, 79 ill. col., cm 19,5x26,5. (Dall'Antichità al Settecento). italiano Dall'Antichità al Settecento
1986Firenze, Palazzo Pitti, 8 novembre 1986 - 1 marzo 1987. Testi di Caterina Caneva, Alessandro Cecchi, Antonio Natali e Serena Padovani. Firenze, 1986; br., pp. 356, 229 ill. b/n, 79 ill. col., cm 19,5x26,5. (Dall'Antichità al Settecento). italiano 88-7038-12 Dall'Antichità al Settecento
2012Firenze, CASA BUONARROTI, 14 maggio - 31 agosto 2012. A cura di Papi G. e Petrioli Tofani A. M. Firenze, 2012; br., pp. 232, ill. col., cm 24x28.
2020Roma, 2020; br., pp. 120, 60 ill. b/n, 91 tavv. b/n, cm 20x26. (Lermarte. 25).
2008Premessa di Mina Gregori. Firenze, 2008; ril., pp. 408, 399 ill. b/n e col., cm 25x29,5.
2000Roma, Galleria Oddi Baglioni, 1 ottobre - 30 novembre 2000. Roma, 2000; br., pp. 60, ill. b/n, cm 15x15. italiano br.
1997Testo di Raffaele Gavarro. Roma, 1997; br., pp. 30, ill. b/n e col., cm 12x17. italiano br.
2002Firenze, 2002; br., pp. 96, ill., cm 29,5x21. (Arte e Comunicazione. 1). italiano 88-8125-59 Arte e Comunicazione. 0001 br.
2017Napoli, Castel Dell'Ovo, 31 maggio - 25 giugno 2017. A cura di Daniela Ricci. Testo Italiano e Inglese. Villaricca, 2017; br., pp. 96, ill. col., tavv. col., cm 22x22.
1987Ril. in cart., cm 28x22, pp 250, 363 ill. a colori.
2007Andros, Museum of Contemporary Art, June 30 - September 30, 2007. Translation by Dezeuze K. and Skamaga M. Andros, Museum of Contemporary Art, 30 giugno - 30 settembre 2007. English Text. Torino, 2007; hardback, pp. 144, b/w ill., 83 col. plates, cm 25x30. english 88-422-149
Best.-Nr. 97986aafXIXe siècle, 5 x 3 cm (la carte), les figures portent leur noms traditionnels (Alexandre, Argine, Lancelot, etc.), au verso ornementation en couleur bleu.
2011Postfazione di Giorgio Ficara. Firenze, 2011; br., pp. 256, ill. b/n e col., cm 14x20. ("Imago" 6).
2022English Text. London, 2022; bound, pp. 220, 94 b/w ill., 62 col. ill., cm 17,5x26. (Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard. 20.1).
1977English Text. London, 1977; paperback, pp. 160, b/w ill., cm 15x23. english paperback
2021Albino, 2021; br., pp. 98, ill.
1981Roma, 1981; ril., cm 24x24.
1980Best.-Nr. ST20505-15Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop 1980. EACH ONE OF 125 COPIES. 47 x 38 mm. 2 x 1 1/2". 18 pp. 1 leaf. Two copies of the same work sold separately. Deep brown half morocco over marbled paper boards flat spine lettered in gilt. WITH A LEAF FROM the Newberry Bible. De Hamel and Silver "Disbound and Dispersed" 168.5. As new; one copy with the inserted leaf a bit browned with a small open tear to the margin not affecting the text but still excellent; the other with a very fine leaf just a bit browned at the edges. These two copies of this delightful publication feature a leaf of the famed 1780 Newberry "Thumb Bible" accompanied by an essay written by one of the 20th century's most noted collectors of miniature books. It is a charming tribute on the bicentennial of the publication of one of the world's smallest Bibles. The Newberry Bible fully titled "The Bible in Miniature or a Concise History of the Old & New Testaments" was produced by Elizabeth Newberry the niece of John Newbery pioneering children's book publisher and the namesake of the Newberry Medal. Ruth E. Adomeit 1912-96 was a lifelong miniature book enthusiast: along with being known for her personal library she wrote the leading bibliography of thumb bibles was editor of "The Miniature Book Collector" from 1960-62 and was active in the Miniature Book Society. This publication is made especially charming by its size which perfectly fits the tiny leaf it contains. Dawson's Book Shop unknown books
1991Best.-Nr. ST20505-14Los Angeles: Printed and bound by Pall Bohne for Dawson's Book Shop 1991. ONE OF 60 COPIES. 65 x 45 mm. 2 1/2 x 1 3/4". 20 pp. 1 leaf. Quarter red leather over patterned paper boards flat spine lettered in gilt Dutch gilt endpapers. With a leaf from the Kleine Print miniature bible containing an excellent engraving of Jezebel and Jehu from 2 Kings 9. DeHamel and Silver "Disbound and Dispersed" 196.5. See also: Welsh 938; Spielmann 280. The book in mint condition the inserted leaf just slightly browned at edges but fine and fresh. This charming little leaf book pays tribute to a very rare miniature Bible published around 1750 in The Hague. Composed entirely of engravings printed on one side only the work is a masterpiece of small-scale printing. In the words of the Spielmann Catalogue "Many of the scenes depicted in the original Bible are of astounding beauty considering the tiny scale upon which the artist had to work." The genesis of the present leaf book was the acquisition by the noted miniature book collector Ruth E. Adomeit 1910-96 of a fragment of 61 leaves from this Bible which she obtained during a European trip in 1953. Our copy contains an engraving showing the meeting between the military commander Jehu and the wicked Queen Jezabel which ends with Jezebel's being thrown from a window by her eunuchs. We see her mid-fall and upside down in the present image while Jehu watches triumphantly from his chariot. Not surprisingly given its small print run this item is not commonly seen for sale. Printed and bound by Pall Bohne for Dawson's Book Shop unknown books
1991Best.-Nr. ST20505-14Los Angeles: Printed and bound by Pall Bohne for Dawson's Book Shop 1991. ONE OF 60 COPIES. 65 x 45 mm. 2 1/2 x 1 3/4". 20 pp. 1 leaf. Quarter red leather over patterned paper boards flat spine lettered in gilt Dutch gilt endpapers. With a leaf from the Kleine Print miniature bible containing an excellent engraving of Jezebel and Jehu from 2 Kings 9. DeHamel and Silver "Disbound and Dispersed" 196.5. See also: Welsh 938; Spielmann 280. The book in mint condition the inserted leaf just slightly browned at edges but fine and fresh. This charming little leaf book pays tribute to a very rare miniature Bible published around 1750 in The Hague. Composed entirely of engravings printed on one side only the work is a masterpiece of small-scale printing. In the words of the Spielmann Catalogue "Many of the scenes depicted in the original Bible are of astounding beauty considering the tiny scale upon which the artist had to work." The genesis of the present leaf book was the acquisition by the noted miniature book collector Ruth E. Adomeit 1910-96 of a fragment of 61 leaves from this Bible which she obtained during a European trip in 1953. Our copy contains an engraving showing the meeting between the military commander Jehu and the wicked Queen Jezabel which ends with Jezebel's being thrown from a window by her eunuchs. We see her mid-fall and upside down in the present image while Jehu watches triumphantly from his chariot. Not surprisingly given its small print run this item is not commonly seen for sale. Printed and bound by Pall Bohne for Dawson's Book Shop unknown
1980Best.-Nr. ST20505-15Los Angeles: Dawson's Book Shop 1980. EACH ONE OF 125 COPIES. 47 x 38 mm. 2 x 1 1/2". 18 pp. 1 leaf. Two copies of the same work sold separately. Deep brown half morocco over marbled paper boards flat spine lettered in gilt. WITH A LEAF FROM the Newberry Bible. De Hamel and Silver "Disbound and Dispersed" 168.5. As new; one copy with the inserted leaf a bit browned with a small open tear to the margin not affecting the text but still excellent; the other with a very fine leaf just a bit browned at the edges. These two copies of this delightful publication feature a leaf of the famed 1780 Newberry "Thumb Bible" accompanied by an essay written by one of the 20th century's most noted collectors of miniature books. It is a charming tribute on the bicentennial of the publication of one of the world's smallest Bibles. The Newberry Bible fully titled "The Bible in Miniature or a Concise History of the Old & New Testaments" was produced by Elizabeth Newberry the niece of John Newbery pioneering children's book publisher and the namesake of the Newberry Medal. Ruth E. Adomeit 1912-96 was a lifelong miniature book enthusiast: along with being known for her personal library she wrote the leading bibliography of thumb bibles was editor of "The Miniature Book Collector" from 1960-62 and was active in the Miniature Book Society. This publication is made especially charming by its size which perfectly fits the tiny leaf it contains. Dawson's Book Shop unknown
1759The Sixth Edition. English Text. London, R. Goadby in Sherbourne, 1759; 2 voll., leather bound, pp. 1833, b/w ill., cm 24x37. english clothbound
2012A cura di Mainardi G., Raimondi S. e Schneider A. Testo Italiano e Inglese. Savigliano, 2012; 3 voll., cartonato, pp. 1440, ill. b/n e col., tavv., cm 28,5x35. (Excelsa. Opere Scelte).
1826Best.-Nr. 12011Paris Marcilly 1826. 63 1 p. Format: H. 2.8 x W. 2 x D. 03 cm ent. engraved with 8 full-page engravings. With calendar for 1827. Contemporary gold-stamped red morocco decorated with gold and gilt-edged text block corners very lightly rubbed. Very rare. Ref. Welsh 220; Spielmann 8; Gumuchian 4056; Cp. Grand-Carteret 2060 with imprint ""E. Jourdan"". - Pas dans Bondy Bn-Opale plus Paris, Marcilly unknown
Cm. 35 x 25; pp. 77 con numerose illustrazioni in colore protette da velina; brossura editoriale; cucito. Edizione non venale in 300 copie numerate (la nostra copia n. 198) su carta a bordi intonsi. CONDIZIONI MOLTO BUONE (lievissime tracce d'uso alle cuffie); mancano la sovraccoperta protettiva in acetato trasparente e la custodia.
