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ref. 337752 pages in4 - trés bon état -
1996ref. S97046Istanbul, Ahmet Ertug 1996 xliv + 236pp. with 164 full-colour plates, 38cm., publisher's hardcover in grey cloth with gilt lettering, in publisher's slipcase, text in English, publication on the occasion of the exhibition in Istanbul (Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, 26 september - 12 november 1996), very good condition, weight: 3.6kg., S97046
1996xliv + 236pp. with 164 full-colour plates, 38cm., publisher's hardcover in grey cloth with gilt lettering, in publisher's slipcase, text in English, publication on the occasion of the exhibition in Istanbul (Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, 26 september - 12 november 1996), very good condition, weight: 3.6kg., S97046
1977ref. 115071F. Carbonnel 1977 In-4 relié pleine peau. tranches dorées. 34 cm sur 24,5. 480 pages. Reliure et coiffes légèrement frottées, coins émoussés, intérieur très propre. Bon état d’occasion.
1941ref. 1242849Geuthner, Paris / N.S.H.K.K., Tokio, 1941. Farb. Frontispiz; II; 146 Seiten; zahlr., auch farbige Illustr.; 26,5 cm; fadengeh. Orig.-Pappband.
ref. 34943TAPISSERIES ET ETOFFES COPTES. Paris: H. Ernst n.d. circa 1900. Portfolio 15 1/4 x 11 1/4 inches. iii pages 48 colored mounted plates. A series of brightly colored plates of Egyptian Coptic textile samples. Each plate is mounted on grey stiff card stock. Respined in cloth; edges of boards protected with tape. unknown
ref. 34943TAPISSERIES ET ETOFFES COPTES. Paris: H. Ernst n.d. circa 1900. Portfolio 15 1/4 x 11 1/4 inches. iii pages 48 colored mounted plates. A series of brightly colored plates of Egyptian Coptic textile samples. Each plate is mounted on grey stiff card stock. Respined in cloth; edges of boards protected with tape. unknown books
1768ref. 2128[Königsberg u. Leipzig, Johann Jacob Kanter, 1768]. 32 SS. Mit 4 mehrf. gefalteten Kupfern. Marmorierter Pappband des 20. Jh.s mit goldgepr. ledernem Deckelschild.
1847ref. 17605In-16, bradel demi-percaline vert-pois à coins, pièce de titre en long grenat ; 1- Notice sur l'origine et les travaux de la Manufacture Royale des tapisseries des Gobelins et des Tapis de la Savonnerie, précédé du Catalogue des Tapisseries et des Tapis qui se trouvent en ce moment sur les métiers et qui décorent la galerie d'exposition. Prix - 50 centimes. Paris, Imp. de Cosse et G. Laguionie, 1847 ; VI, 42 pp. 2- Lacordaire (Adrien-Léon, dit Antoine-Louis ; 1803-1870) : Notice sur l'origine et les travaux des Manufactures de la Tapisserie et des Tapis réunies aux Gobelins et Catalogue des Tapisseries qui sont exposées. Prix - 1 franc. Paris, A la Manufacture des Gobelins, à la Librairie Encyclopédique Roret et chez Techener (Imp. de Crapelet) ; (8), 78 pp., (2), couverture beige foncé illustrée conservée.
1879ref. 46406266Paris, Edouard Rouveyre, 1879 ; in-4, demi-chagrin rouge à coins, dos à non nerfs, tête dorée, non rogné. 346 pp.Le baron E.V.Ch. Boyer de Sainte-Suzanne (1824-1884) fut préfet de l'Aube puis gouverneur général et conseiller d'Etat de la principauté de Monaco. Historie des tapisseries d'Amiens, Arras, Aubusson, Autun, Beauvais, Blois, Fontainebleau, Lille, Limoges et autres villes de province. Les ateliers parisiens: ateliers particuliers, maison des Jésuites, Galeries du Louvre, Savonnerie, La Tournelle, La Planche, les Gobelin - Principales tapisseries historiques exposées dans les monuments publics en France - Les tapisseries parlantes. Tirage limité à 200 exemplaires numérotés sur beau papier vergé. Exemplaire n° 129, bien relié à l'époque par Levasseur aîné.
1913ref. S87968Dresden, Stengel & co. 1913 72pp.with some illustrations + 38 plates out-of-text (of which two in colour), loose in editor's map in green cloth (as issued), 34cm., good condition, very rare, S87968
191372pp.with some illustrations + 38 plates out-of-text (of which two in colour), loose in editor's map in green cloth (as issued), 34cm., good condition, very rare, S87968
1932ref. 44440E. Leroux, 1932 1932 Porte-folio in-4, cartonné à rabats in-4, contenant un fascicule broché 36 pp. et une suite de 50 planches de dessins codifiés en noir de motifs de tissage du Djebel Amour, certaines dépliantes, imp. sur papier libre, précédée d'une légende explicative des couleurs. Parmi les planches, 4 reproductions en couleurs de tapis et des photos en noir. Cartonnage très lég. passé, un coin émoussé. Très bon exemplaire.
1882ref. 5606Paris, Reims, A. Quentin, F. Michaud, 1882. In-folio (450 x 320 mm), (1) f. blanc, (4) ff., 164 pp., (2) ff., 16 planches d'ill. n/b. Reliure demi-percaline à coins, tirage à 500 ex. numérotés, plats frottés, coiffe inf. détériorée au mors, claires rousseurs sur titre, justificatif de tirage, première planche et page d'introduction, traces de lacets.
Prachtvoll ausgestattetes Werk über die gewirkten oberrheinischen, insbesondere baslerischen Bildteppiche. Die großformatigen Lichtdrucktafeln vermitteln ein getreues Abbild von der Wirkung der Teppiche.
ref. 3382Dourdan, E. Thézard, s.d. in-folio en feuilles sous portefeuille de l’édit. (25 planches + 12 planches de patrons).
1888ref. 1233Liège, Paris, Librairie Spéciale des Arts Industriels et Décoratifs Ch. Claesen, Imprimeur-Editeur, Sans date (circa 1888). In-folio - 32,5x44cm. Reliure de l'époque en demi-basane rouge, dos lisse orné de pointillés et filets dorés et à froid, tranches mouchetées. 2ff, 25 planches, 1ff. Ouvrage destiné aux professionnels de l'art et de l'industrie. Ensemble de 25 lithographies représentant différents styles de tentures (rideaux, lit à baldaquin) décoratives. Très rare ouvrage complet de ses 25 planches chromolithographiées, protégées par des serpentes (certaines manquantes). Page de titre également chromolithographiée.
1877ref. 116767Paris, Ducher & Cie (Librairie generale de L'architecture et des travaux publics), 1877. 29,5 x 28 cm ;
1900ref. 6274AGDourdan, Emile Thezard, ca. 1900. Pochoir-colorierte Tafeln. Titelblatt, 6 Seiten Beschreibung zu den verschiedenen Tafeln, 29 lose Tafeln 32 x 44 cm. Blätter minim.fleckig, wenige m.kl . Rändläsuren bzw. gekn. Ecken. eine Tafel gebräunt mit Einriss,sonst insgesamt gut erh.
1993ref. 1871A Lausanne, Editions Acatos, 1993. In-4 - 31,5 x 25,5 cm. Reliure de l’éditeur en pleine toile, jaquette illustrée en couleurs, insérée dans un grand étui-coffret en pleine toile bleue orné d’une œuvre originale de Claude Loewer sur le premier plat, rail de maintien de la reliure en plexiglas. 312 p. Edition originale, un des 25 exemplaires du tirage de luxe, enrichi de 2 œuvres originales signées (un « collage en cuir » sur le premier plat du coffret et une gouache).Ouvrage orné de nombreuses photographies en couleurs et en noir et blanc.Rarissime exemplaire de luxe bien complet de ses 2 œuvres originales signées par l’artiste.
Seltene, prachtvolle Veröffentlichung über die Franz. Tapisserie. Jede Tafel ausführlich nach Manufaktur u. historischen Personnen und Darstellungen bestimmt.
1983ref. 227921983. Transgender and cross-dressing periodical archive documents grassroots publishing community formation and evolving discourse on gender nonconformity in the United States and Europe between 1983 and 1996 a period marked by limited mainstream recognition and expanding internal advocacy networks. Produced by organizations independent publishers and media distributors these materials capture the development of trans and cross-dressing identities within both activist and subcultural frameworks. The archive includes publications associated with the International Foundation for Gender Education alongside commercial and semi-underground print reflecting a range of perspectives from political organizing to personal narrative and visual culture. It supports research in transgender history LGBTQ print networks and late 20th-century identity formation. Archive of seven items including five magazines one illustrated paper doll book and one German-language film program most in quarto format and saddle-stapled. Includes: 1 Metra Issue 107 Detroit ca. 1983 featuring "Cross-Dressing: A Legitimate Lifestyle" and coverage of a Detroit gay and lesbian health fair; 2 The TV-TS Tapestry Issue 54 Wayland Massachusetts: IFGE 1989 with content on crossdressing in Indigenous cultures and tributes to figures such as Christine Jorgensen and Karen Ulane alongside editorial work by Merissa Sherrill Lynn; 3 The World of Transvestism Vol. 19 No. 10 London: Tranz Publications ca. 1990s combining reader narratives photographs and listings for organizations including the Beaumont Society; 4 Crossdresser's Quarterly Vol. 1 No. 1 Burbank California 1990 inaugural issue featuring instructional and community-oriented content tied to national conferences; 5 Just Like a Woman film program Germany: Filmprogramm Verlagsgesellschaft 1992 documenting cinematic representation of cross-dressing; 6 Transgender Tapestry Issue 78 Wayland Massachusetts: IFGE 1996 addressing topics including family life military service and media representation; 7 Tierney Tom. Danny's Boys: A Female Impersonator Paper Doll 1997 presenting drag performance aesthetics through illustrated costume play inspired by Hollywood film imagery. These materials emerge from a period of increasing visibility and organization within transgender communities shaped in part by earlier medicalized narratives of "transsexualism" and evolving into broader identity-based advocacy by the late 20th century. Publications such as Transgender Tapestry and TV-TS Tapestry functioned as central forums for information exchange political strategy and community support while commercial and cultural items reflect parallel developments in representation and self-expression. The archive also intersects with the broader context of the HIV/AIDS Crisis during which LGBTQ publications often served as critical channels for health information and mutual aid. Light creasing rubbing and edge wear to several issues with minor tears and surface wear to select wrappers; overall very good condition. A cohesive archive illustrating the diversity of transgender and cross-dressing print culture in the late 20th century. unknown
1983ref. 227921983. Transgender and cross-dressing periodical archive documents grassroots publishing community formation and evolving discourse on gender nonconformity in the United States and Europe between 1983 and 1996 a period marked by limited mainstream recognition and expanding internal advocacy networks. Produced by organizations independent publishers and media distributors these materials capture the development of trans and cross-dressing identities within both activist and subcultural frameworks. The archive includes publications associated with the International Foundation for Gender Education alongside commercial and semi-underground print reflecting a range of perspectives from political organizing to personal narrative and visual culture. It supports research in transgender history LGBTQ print networks and late 20th-century identity formation. Archive of seven items including five magazines one illustrated paper doll book and one German-language film program most in quarto format and saddle-stapled. Includes: 1 Metra Issue 107 Detroit ca. 1983 featuring "Cross-Dressing: A Legitimate Lifestyle" and coverage of a Detroit gay and lesbian health fair; 2 The TV-TS Tapestry Issue 54 Wayland Massachusetts: IFGE 1989 with content on crossdressing in Indigenous cultures and tributes to figures such as Christine Jorgensen and Karen Ulane alongside editorial work by Merissa Sherrill Lynn; 3 The World of Transvestism Vol. 19 No. 10 London: Tranz Publications ca. 1990s combining reader narratives photographs and listings for organizations including the Beaumont Society; 4 Crossdresser's Quarterly Vol. 1 No. 1 Burbank California 1990 inaugural issue featuring instructional and community-oriented content tied to national conferences; 5 Just Like a Woman film program Germany: Filmprogramm Verlagsgesellschaft 1992 documenting cinematic representation of cross-dressing; 6 Transgender Tapestry Issue 78 Wayland Massachusetts: IFGE 1996 addressing topics including family life military service and media representation; 7 Tierney Tom. Danny's Boys: A Female Impersonator Paper Doll 1997 presenting drag performance aesthetics through illustrated costume play inspired by Hollywood film imagery. These materials emerge from a period of increasing visibility and organization within transgender communities shaped in part by earlier medicalized narratives of "transsexualism" and evolving into broader identity-based advocacy by the late 20th century. Publications such as Transgender Tapestry and TV-TS Tapestry functioned as central forums for information exchange political strategy and community support while commercial and cultural items reflect parallel developments in representation and self-expression. The archive also intersects with the broader context of the HIV/AIDS Crisis during which LGBTQ publications often served as critical channels for health information and mutual aid. Light creasing rubbing and edge wear to several issues with minor tears and surface wear to select wrappers; overall very good condition. A cohesive archive illustrating the diversity of transgender and cross-dressing print culture in the late 20th century. unknown books
1945ref. 91708CBAubusson, (1945). Jeweils 20 x 18 cm. Blattgr. 23,5 x 18 cm.
Nicht weniger als 68 hervorragende Werke der Fränkischen Bildwirkerei des 15. u. 16. Jahrhunderts sind beschrieben. Der größte Teil der Gegenstände ist in vorzüglichen Lichtdrucken reproduziert.
