388 risultati
Signed by Dr Wright, with a short note in his hand, 4 folding plates, orig. printed wrappers. From the library of Dr C.E. Wright (former Senior Deputy Keeper Department of Manuscripts, British Museum).
Coloured frontis., 4 plates (2 folding), orig. printed wrappers.
4to, iv, 229, [1]pp., 12 plates orig. printed wrappers, 628 lots. De Ricci, 131-38. "In 1901 the Barrois manuscripts... were sold at Sotheby's for over ?26,000, a number being purchased by the Biblioth?que nationale, the British Museum and the Boston Public Library and for the Morgan, Walters and Fairfax Murray collections."
rif. 40831P., Nomis, (sans date), in 12 , cartonnage de léditeur, jaquette illustrée ; des rousseurs.
rif. 32929Paris, Editions Hervas, 1992. 21 x 30, 181 pp., très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et en N/B, cartonnage d'édition, très bon état (2 cachets).
2005rif. LFA-126720339Un ouvrage de 504 pages, format 250 x 320 mm, illustré, relié cartonnage sous jaquette couleurs, publié en 2005, Taschen, bon état
rif. 33804Turnhout, Brepols, 2012 Hardback, 358 p., 824 colour ill., 230 x 315 mm. ISBN 9782503542201.
1975rif. 56819ABWiesbaden, Dr. Ludwig Reichert Verlag, (1975). 4° (34x25) 103 S., mit großformatigen teils farb Abb, 2 goldgehöhte Faksimile-Seiten mit Pergamin-Schutzblättern, blauer Oln mit goldPrägung mit ill OU, Umschlag rückseitig mit winziger Verletzung, sonst ohne Gebrauchsspuren, sehr schön.
1977rif. 1170PARIS 6°. EDITIONS D'ART LES HEURES CLAIRES. 1977-1981. 3 TOMES EN 3 VOLUMES PETIT IN-4 (20,5 X 25,5 X 17 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE 267 + 245 ET 189 PAGES, RELIURE DE L'EDITEUR A LA BRADEL PLEIN MAROQUIN MOSAIQUE ROUGE, ROUGE FONCE ET ORANGE, TITRE ET TETE DORES, SOUS ETUI BORDE. ILLUSTRE DE 48 BELLES MINIATURES GRAVEES SUR BOIS EN COULEURS ET DE 66 VIGNETTES TIREES EN GRIS. PREMIER TIRAGE, LIMITE A 3650 EXEMPLAIRES NUMEROTES, TOUS SUR GRAND VELIN DE RIVES. UN DES 2952 COMPORTANT LES ILLUSTRATIONS DANS LEUR ETAT DEFINITIF, CELUI-CI PORTANT LE NUMERO 3529. PETITES TRACES DE FROTTEMENT SUR UN ETUI, SINON BEL EXEMPLAIRE.
1970rif. 29368Paris, Editions d'art Les Heures claires, (1970). 3 vol. au format pt in-4 (243 x 198 mm) de 177, 165 et 163 pp., en feuilles, sous couvertures titrées à rabats rempliés et étui-chemises cartonnés d'édition, plats ornés d'un filet d'encadrement gras et maigre dorés, larges compositions figuratives au centre sur fond de motif d'inspiration floral doré, dos lisses ornés d'un filet d'encadrement dorés, filets gras et maigres dorés, filets en pointillés dorés, filets stylisés dorés, fleurons dorés, palette dorée en queue, titre doré, tomaison dorée.
1955rif. 118378arts et creations 1955 2 Monaco, Arts et Créations, 1955, 2 volumes in-8 de 155x220 mm environ, 261 et 259 pages. Un des 760 exemplaires sur pur chiffon filigrané Arts et Créations, numérotés de 71 à 830 (n°695), contenant 74 illustrations couleurs et de nombreux culs-de-lampe en noir de Jean Gradassi. Pleine reliure maroquinée havane, dos long aux titres et tomaisons dorés, gardes en suédine brun foncé, couvertures et dos conservés. Dos insolés, légère décoloration sur un angle de plat, un accroc sur le cuir, sinon intérieur très frais, bon état général.
rif. 603078Bruxelles, Vromant et Co, 1909. 24 pp. de texte et 105 pl. en feuilles sous une chemise cartonnée in-8, dos toilé.
rif. 604062Graz, Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt, 1994. Édition fac-similé du manuscrit Codex Ser. n. 13.251 de la Bibliothèque Nationale Autrichienne (Vienne), format in-12 étroit (8,5x15 cm), belle reliure en velours vieux-rouge, accompagnée d'un volume de commentaires en allemand, in-8, pleine-toile grise, 112 pp. ; le tout présenté dans un coffret de toile grise. Tirage à 980 exemplaires numérotés à la main (n°220).
rif. 602971München, Prestel, 1993. In-4 broché, couv. ill. en coul., 63-[2] pp. + 31 pl. de reprod. en coul., très nb. reprod. photogr. en n/b. in-t., texte sur 2 colonnes en allemand.
rif. 602992Köln, Kolumba, 2008. In-4 broché, 94 pp., texte en allemand, avec traduction en anglais et en français illustré de 7 reprod. en coul. à pleine pp. et suivi de la reprod. photogr. en coul. sur double page du livre avec notices en allemand, glossaire.
rif. 602970München, Prestel, 2001. In-4, rel. éd. pleine-toile violet sous jaquette ill. en coul., 151 pp., 65 pl. de reprod. en coul., texte en allemand, bibliographie.
rif. 607845Bremen, Carl Schünemann, 1981. In-8, rel. éd. pleine-toile écrue, titre au dos, médaillon en coul. au centre du 1er plat, jaquette imprimée et illustrée en coul., 108 pp., 32 ill. photogr. polychromes h.-t. tirées du Mahzor de Leipzig, texte en allemand.
1986rif. 45103ABMünchen, Prestel Verlag, 1986. 4° (28x20), 84 S., mit 17 TextAbb., 1 genealogische Übersicht und 30 Tafeln in Vierfarbendruck und Gold, ill OKart (englOBrosch), Umschlag minimalst berieben, nahezu ungelesen, schönes gepflegtes Exemplar, [= Bayerische Staatsbibliothek : Ausstellungskataloge; 15],
First Edition, folio, 92pp., presentation inscription, 3 coloured plates, and 218 other reproductions in photogravure, orig. cloth, extremities slightly rubbed. The plates are numbered from 1 to 219, but plate 2 was never issued.
rif. ST12210Lucerne: Faksimile Verlag 1993. No. 195 OF 980 COPIES. 206 x 168 mm. 8 1/8 x 6 5/8". Four volumes each with separate volume of commentary in English and German. With commentary by Mark L. Evans. Publisher's red velvet flat spine two silver gilt clasps each volume housed in a matching velvet box with the commentary volume in paper wrapper gilt coat of arms on upper cover of each box. With 138 borders and 48 miniatures by Birago and two borders and 16 miniatures by Horenbout. ◆In mint condition. This is a very fine facsimile of a Renaissance Book of Hours with an intriguing history and decoration by two different and distinguished illuminators one Italian and the other Flemish. The Sforza Hours was originally commissioned from Italian miniaturist Giovan Pietro Birago fl. 1471-1513 by Bona Sforza wife of the Duke of Milan around 1490. A surviving letter from Birago to an unknown nobleman complains that part of the manuscript was stolen by an unscrupulous "Fra Jacopo" and demands restitution in the enormous amount of 500 ducats. No one knows if Birago was ever reimbursed for his loss but the duchess bequeathed the partial manuscript to her nephew's wife Margaret of Austria. In 1506 Margaret daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor moved to the Netherlands where she served as Regent for the future Charles V until his coronation in 1520. In 1517 she set about completing the Sforza Hours hiring scribe Etienne de Lale to provide the missing text pages and illuminator Gerard Horenbout ca. 1465-1541 to paint miniatures and two borders. Horenbout had produced the miniatures in the Breviary of Eleanor of Portugal and those in the Hours of James IV of Scotland. He also briefly worked as painter in the court of Henry VIII. Horenbout included a small portrait of Charles V in one of the borders here leading art historians to believe that Margaret gave the book to the emperor to commemorate his coronation. The manuscript resurfaced in Madrid in 1871; it was purchased by an Englishman and was donated to the British Library by a later owner. As noted in the library's online exhibit of the work "The manuscript is outstanding for its rich decorative scheme and an unusually high number of its text pages have minutely detailed borders initials and vignettes in deep blues greens and rich reds to complement the many full-page miniatures.". Faksimile Verlag unknown
rif. ST12210Lucerne: Faksimile Verlag 1993. No. 195 OF 980 COPIES. 206 x 168 mm. 8 1/8 x 6 5/8". Four volumes each with separate volume of commentary in English and German. With commentary by Mark L. Evans. Publisher's red velvet flat spine two silver gilt clasps each volume housed in a matching velvet box with the commentary volume in paper wrapper gilt coat of arms on upper cover of each box. With 138 borders and 48 miniatures by Birago and two borders and 16 miniatures by Horenbout. ◆In mint condition. This is a very fine facsimile of a Renaissance Book of Hours with an intriguing history and decoration by two different and distinguished illuminators one Italian and the other Flemish. The Sforza Hours was originally commissioned from Italian miniaturist Giovan Pietro Birago fl. 1471-1513 by Bona Sforza wife of the Duke of Milan around 1490. A surviving letter from Birago to an unknown nobleman complains that part of the manuscript was stolen by an unscrupulous "Fra Jacopo" and demands restitution in the enormous amount of 500 ducats. No one knows if Birago was ever reimbursed for his loss but the duchess bequeathed the partial manuscript to her nephew's wife Margaret of Austria. In 1506 Margaret daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor moved to the Netherlands where she served as Regent for the future Charles V until his coronation in 1520. In 1517 she set about completing the Sforza Hours hiring scribe Etienne de Lale to provide the missing text pages and illuminator Gerard Horenbout ca. 1465-1541 to paint miniatures and two borders. Horenbout had produced the miniatures in the Breviary of Eleanor of Portugal and those in the Hours of James IV of Scotland. He also briefly worked as painter in the court of Henry VIII. Horenbout included a small portrait of Charles V in one of the borders here leading art historians to believe that Margaret gave the book to the emperor to commemorate his coronation. The manuscript resurfaced in Madrid in 1871; it was purchased by an Englishman and was donated to the British Library by a later owner. As noted in the library's online exhibit of the work "The manuscript is outstanding for its rich decorative scheme and an unusually high number of its text pages have minutely detailed borders initials and vignettes in deep blues greens and rich reds to complement the many full-page miniatures.". Faksimile Verlag unknown books
rif. 604055Faksimile Verlag Luzern / Modena, Il Bulino, 1995. 2 volumes petit in-4 (17x25 cm) sous coffret de papier bleu dont le volume de fac-similé, reliure plein-cuir rouge estampée à froid, ornée d'un blason doré sur le 1er plat, et le volume de commentaires en allemand, demi-cuir rouge et papier bleu, 116 pp. Superbe reproduction couleur de l'intégralité du document original. Tirage limité à 980 exemplaires numérotés (n°372).
rif. 603110Regensburg, Schnell&Steiner, 2010. Fort in-8, cartonnage de l'éd. en coul., 455 pp., 16 pl. en coul. hors-t., bibliogr. Texte en allemand sur deux colonnes.
2006rif. 11476Saint-Lô, Archives Départementales de la Manche, 2006. Un vol. in-4 (332 x 243 mm) de 175 pp., broché, sous couverture à rabats rempliés.
rif. 0259229067.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
