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réf. 96684aafGenève, Commission du Village Suisse, 1896, in-4°, 150 p., richement ill. + 42 planches phot. de Fréd. Boissonnas, reliure en toile vert originale ill.
réf. 126436aafGenève, Imprimerie Suisse, (la Couv.: Lith. Fretz Frères Zürich), 1896, in-folio, VIII + 600 p. richement illustrée, reliure en cuir, couverture chromolithogr. du fasc. N° 4 montée sur le plat devant, tranches marbrées, bel exemplaire.
2000réf. 1ivBa0011New York: Guggenheim Museum Publications/Distributed by Harry N. Abrams Inc. 2000. Book. Illus. by Takaaki Matsu;moto Matsumoto Incorporated New York Catalogue Design. Like New. Hardcover. Copyright © 2000. 2o or 2° Folio: 12" x 19" tall. 381 xxiii pp. Over-sized and/or over weight book; extra postage required. Please note that large and/or heavy items may incur an additional shipping charge. An excellent & beautiful copy. Nearly flawless copy with solid and tight binding and dust jacket with minimal external and internal wear crisp pages and clean text. Dust jacket suffers minor wear around edges. Guggenheim Museum Publications/Distributed by Harry N. Abrams, Inc. Hardcover
réf. 4048Vve Jules Renouard, Paris, 1865. In-12, demi-reliure, viii-481 pp. Avertissement pour la troisième édition. - Avertissement de l'éditeur (édition de Bruxelles). - Préface de la première édition - I. Ouverture de l'exhibition. - 2. Le palais de l'exhibition - Les Maîtres anciens : Ecoles du Midi - Les ...
1820réf. 816171820 A Paris, chez Depélafol, Librairie, Rue des Grands-Augustins -1820 - 10 vol in-8 ( 23,5 x 17 cm), cartonnage éditeur brun avec étiquette de titre et de tomaison au dos. Très nombreuses gravures en et hors texte dont certaines rempliées et d'autres en couleurs. 413 + 236 + 292 + 315 + 320 + 260 + 278 + 288 + 315 + 268 pages. PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
réf. 39916Toronto. The Ontario Society of Artists. 1956. Soft cover. oblong8vo 17x 23cm 44p. with c.50 illustrations colour illustrated wraps numerous annotations in pencil throughout including rear wrapper Courtice name in red on the upper cover contemporary newspaper clipping pinned to rear endpaper wrapper edges worn bottom half wrap split at the spine very good - with 5 colour illustrated chirstmas cards 4 signed "Alex' 2 address envelopes and 2 note paper sized sheets with full notations one is a conté drawing of a shell one sepia one back presumable by Courtice - a very interesting annotated association copy. agc Includes a Bertram Brooker 1885-1955 Memorial Exhibition with list of works in his honour. An interesting association copy belonged to artist Rody Kenny Courtice with her annotations the exhibit including one of her paintings. Laid in are a series of five cards addressed to the Courtice's with four signed by A.Y. Jackson signed "Alex" and "Uncle Alex". Rody Kenny Courtice born Roselyn Margaret Kenny; 1891 1973 was a Canadian painter and teacher. She was associated with the Group of Seven early in her career but later moved away into a more individualistic style. She was active in associations of artists and worked for the professionalization of their occupation. Toronto. The Ontario Society of Artists. 1956 unknown
1889réf. 53573Le Petit Journal 1889 In-folio à l’italienne, reliure demi-basane bordeaux, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, 90 planches dont 4 en couleurs, 4 repliées, 1 panorama et 1 plan général en couleurs de l’Exposition. Coiffe de tête et coupes frottées, coiffe de pied arrachée, coins de pied émoussés et légèrement usés, première page de garde effrangée avec manque en coin de pied, moiuillures marginales en pied des 8 premières planches. En l’état.
1909réf. 59318Seattle WA: Robert A. Reid Publisher 488 Arcade 1909. Oblong 4to. 12.5 x 9.5 in. 54 pp unpaginated. photo-illustrated title. With photographic illustrations throughout 1 large double-page panorama of Arctic Circle & Formal Garden 1 large map at rear of the Exposition. Gray-illustrated softcovers yapp fore-edges panoramic mounted photo cover art of Exposition decorative gilt & black lettering slight shelfwear very slight rubbing still NF copy. First edition of this very scarce photographic souvenir chronicling the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The photos encompass the Manufactures Building Forestry Building many of the States Buildings and courts. In addition there are views of the Japan Exhibit the Formosa Tea House sponsored by the Japanese Imperial government to justify controlling present-day Taiwan the Japanese Village the Pay Streak attractions which included a roller-coaster like scenic railway the Temple of Palmistry the Oriental Village the Igorrote Village wherein Philippine natives were on display as well as the decidedly racist “Dixieland” attraction putting a shiny gloss on the antebellum South and “festivities and pastimes of the negro in the Sunny South.” No copies in Worldcat. Robert A. Reid, Publisher, 488 Arcade, paperback
1862réf. 56424London: Her Majesty's Commissioners 1862. First Edition. Folio 37cm. Green library buckram backed in green morocco stamped in gilt on spine and front board all edges sprinkled green top edge stained grey; plain endpapers; viii 18331-11916311-6 7 7 8-111 1 91 1 115 1pp; 3 inserted plates and numerous in-text wood engravings some large. Ex-library with discard stamp to front pastedown and pencil notes to endpapers. Straight and sturdy with minor shelfwear first two leaves repaired at the upper margin occasional scattered foxing and minor fingersoil but largely clean: Very Good. "A descriptive catalog of the industrial exhibits. Volumes 1 and 2 are devoted to the industries of Great Britain. . . At the beginning of volume 1 is 'A concise history of the International Exhibition of 1862' by John Hollingshead." With sections on mining and metallurgy; chemicals and pharmaceuticals; food products; "Animal and Vegetable Substances used in Manufactures"; railroads and trains; carriages; manufacturing machines; agricultural & horticultural technology; and general machinery. RYDELL 114. [Her Majesty's Commissioners] unknown
1915réf. 60910San Francisco CA & Oakland CA: Panama-Pacific International Exposition The Wahlgreen Co. Official Publishers 1915. Three pieces. 1st two - 8vo. 11-132 pp. w/ clipped Exposition map backed in linen mounted onto title page photo & text illustrations throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers covered in white linen manuscript annotation of J.F. Rodgers 853-36th St. Oakland CA on front cover minor edgewear creasing; with large 28 x 8 in. Map of the Exhibition grounds issued by the Southern Pacific backed in linen on verso w/ extensive ink manuscript notes of itinerary and visits on verso list of 17 dates neatly written in upper fore-edge of recto some dustsoiling at fold creases edgewear still G set; 2nd - 8vo. 160 pp. With 1 large folding 4-panel frontisp. map of Exposition on recto birds-eye of San Francisco Bay on verso w/ photo ads at margin illustrated ads at front & rear. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art of the City of Domes colour ad for Southern Pacific on back minor chipping head & foot of spine some creasing edgewear still VG- copy all from the library of John Francis Rodgers 1863-1932 and Prof. Marvin Nathan. First editions stated of these uncommon guidebooks to the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition together with the well-used map and manuscript notes of the Southern Pacific Railroad’s “Lost Properties” department head who attended the Fair 17 times through the year. These offer an intimate historical portrait of the frequency and popularity of visits by many fairgoer’s during the run of the PPIE. The neat manuscript notes list all the band performances he managed to catch through the year of festivities including John Philip Sousa conducting his popular marching band; the Philippine Constabulary Band which had originally played in 1904 at the St. Louis World’s Fair and whose performances at the PPIE proved very popular including 1 conducted by Sousa; and the Marimba Band “of Honduras” which was actually the Hurtado Brothers Royal Marimba Band the official Guatemalan Representatives at the PPIE who performed standing room only and wildly popular packed concerts; as well as the U.S. Marine Corps Band Arizona 1st Infantry Band St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum Band Oakland School Band and more. He was also actively interested in the aerial shows performed at the PPIE featuring flights by pioneering aviators four of whom would not see 1917 as Silas Christofferson 1890-1916 perhaps best remembered for his dramatic leap off of the roof of the Multnomah Hotel in downtown Portland; Lincoln Beachey 1887-1915 who drowned while performing loop aerial maneuvers in a test Beachey-Eaton Monoplane crashing into San Francisco Bay in front of the PPIE crowd; Art Smith 1890-1926 who replaced Beachey and pioneered sensational aerial displays with fireworks and magnesium flares over the night skies; Charles Niles 1868-1916 who performed with Petrossi only to die a year later in OshKosh WI; and finally the Paraguayan daredevil Silvio Petrossi 1887-1916 noted for his illuminated night flights as well and even survived a crash in San Francisco Bay only to die in 1916. Rodgers also attended the PPIE during Contra Costa Day March 3 Tuolumne Day April 14 an Oakland School concert in Festival Hall April 16 Japan Day August 31 Liberty Bell Day July 7 and even Illinois Day - held July 24 1915 in honor of the Chicago Limited SS Eastland disaster after the ship rolled over at the pier killing 844 passengers & crew. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, The Wahlgreen Co., Official Publishers, paperback
1893réf. 4247New York 1893. Fair. 3213840pp. plus two folding plates. Pagination a bit irregular. Illustrated. With dual text in English and Spanish. 12mo. Original blue publisher's cloth stamped in black; spine perished boards loose. Light toning to exterior leaves internally clean. A bilingual guide to the World's Fair in Chicago. The text is printed with English on the upper half of the page and Spanish below. Illustrated with scenes of the fabulous buildings on the grounds and obviously sponsored by "Knox the Hatter" with ads for the haberdasher throughout on the covers and at each end of the main text. A slightly sad copy and obviously used at the event. Still a rare and interesting survivor. unknown
1908réf. 89233New York & London: Privately Published De Vinne Press 1908. First Limited Edition. No. 65 of 300 numbered copies. Quarto 29.5cm. Half-morocco by Stikeman; 21pp text plus 23 unnumbered leaves of plates photogravures mounted on heavy card stock each with tissue guard and a facing page of text description. Occasional faint foxing to plate margins; small puncture at center of one tissue-guard else a tight Near Fine copy in an attractive Stikeman binding slightly rubbed at joints and spine ends. Introduction signed by J. Taylor Ellyson; main text unattributed. This copy with the engraved bookplate of noted Virginia bibliophile John W. Hancock Sr.; laid in are 1 a 1925 note from Stikeman to Hancock noting that the book is ready to be shipped; 2 the original mailing label from Goodspeed's where the book was originally purchased; and 3 TNS from Hancock to Thomas F. Ryan dated October 26 1925 transmitting details regarding this copy. Attractive copy of this lavishly-produced volume published by Ryan ".for private circulation among his friends who may not have the privilege of seeing the originals.which he preserved as a reminder of one of the most historic of Expositions ever held in America." Doubtless Ryan was concerned as to how one of these freely distributed copies might have entered the trade in 1925 prompting the query to which Hancock's letter preserved here was in answer. [Privately Published] De Vinne Press unknown
1862réf. 56424London: Her Majesty's Commissioners 1862. First Edition. Folio 37cm. Green library buckram backed in green morocco stamped in gilt on spine and front board all edges sprinkled green top edge stained grey; plain endpapers; viii 18331-11916311-6 7 7 8-111 1 91 1 115 1pp; 3 inserted plates and numerous in-text wood engravings some large. Ex-library with discard stamp to front pastedown and pencil notes to endpapers. Straight and sturdy with minor shelfwear first two leaves repaired at the upper margin occasional scattered foxing and minor fingersoil but largely clean: Very Good. "A descriptive catalog of the industrial exhibits. Volumes 1 and 2 are devoted to the industries of Great Britain. . . At the beginning of volume 1 is 'A concise history of the International Exhibition of 1862' by John Hollingshead." With sections on mining and metallurgy; chemicals and pharmaceuticals; food products; "Animal and Vegetable Substances used in Manufactures"; railroads and trains; carriages; manufacturing machines; agricultural & horticultural technology; and general machinery. RYDELL 114. [Her Majesty's Commissioners] unknown books
1893réf. 4247New York 1893. Fair. 3213840pp. plus two folding plates. Pagination a bit irregular. Illustrated. With dual text in English and Spanish. 12mo. Original blue publisher's cloth stamped in black; spine perished boards loose. Light toning to exterior leaves internally clean. A bilingual guide to the World's Fair in Chicago. The text is printed with English on the upper half of the page and Spanish below. Illustrated with scenes of the fabulous buildings on the grounds and obviously sponsored by "Knox the Hatter" with ads for the haberdasher throughout on the covers and at each end of the main text. A slightly sad copy and obviously used at the event. Still a rare and interesting survivor. unknown books
1908réf. 89233New York & London: Privately Published De Vinne Press 1908. First Limited Edition. No. 65 of 300 numbered copies. Quarto 29.5cm. Half-morocco by Stikeman; 21pp text plus 23 unnumbered leaves of plates photogravures mounted on heavy card stock each with tissue guard and a facing page of text description. Occasional faint foxing to plate margins; small puncture at center of one tissue-guard else a tight Near Fine copy in an attractive Stikeman binding slightly rubbed at joints and spine ends. Introduction signed by J. Taylor Ellyson; main text unattributed. This copy with the engraved bookplate of noted Virginia bibliophile John W. Hancock Sr.; laid in are 1 a 1925 note from Stikeman to Hancock noting that the book is ready to be shipped; 2 the original mailing label from Goodspeed's where the book was originally purchased; and 3 TNS from Hancock to Thomas F. Ryan dated October 26 1925 transmitting details regarding this copy. Attractive copy of this lavishly-produced volume published by Ryan ".for private circulation among his friends who may not have the privilege of seeing the originals.which he preserved as a reminder of one of the most historic of Expositions ever held in America." Doubtless Ryan was concerned as to how one of these freely distributed copies might have entered the trade in 1925 prompting the query to which Hancock's letter preserved here was in answer. [Privately Published] De Vinne Press unknown books
réf. DADAX0801055970New unknown
1991Oblong 4to., First Edition, with 52 fine coloured or tinted full-page reproductions and a full-page portrait in monochrome; original pictorial wrappers, a near fine copy. Extremely scarce.
1959réf. 009919Sao Paulo V Bienale do museu de arte moderna 1959 In-4 Agrafé
réf. 21219Montpellier Editions de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux 2007 in 4 (30,5 x 23) 1 fort volume broché, couverture illustrée à rabats, 477 pages [1], avec de nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc et en couleurs. Gustave Courbet, Ornans 1819 - La Tour-de-Peilz (Suisse) 1877, peintre et sculpteur français. Catalogue de 219 numéros décrits et reproduits. Catalogue de l'exposition présentée aux Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais à Paris, du 13 octobre 2007 au 28 janvier 2008; Puis: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, à New York, du 27 février au 18 mai 2008; et enfin au Musée Fabre, à Montpelllier, du 14 juin au 28 septembre 2008. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ) En fonction du poids du colis , les frais de port seront ajustés au tarif colissimo la Poste en vigueur
réf. 26678Paris, L. Boulanger, 1889. 2 vol. in-4°, demi-basane rouge, dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, tranches jaspées. Reliure de l'époque. Bon exemplaire. 37 planches hors-texte, dont plusieurs repliées et plusieurs en couleurs, nombreuses illustrations dans le texte, (2) ff., 776 pp., (2) ff.; (2) ff., pp. 777 à 1592, (2) ff.
1878réf. 52732Paris Librairie Illustre 1878 In-4, demi-maroquin bordeaux, plats de papier marbr, dos nerfs orn d'encadrements pousss froid; doublures et gardes de papier marbr, tranches lisses (reliure de l'poque). Edition originale, abondamment illustre de gravures sur bois, pleine page ou in-texte. Cette publication comprend d'importants chapitres consacrs aux machines, aux mines, la mtallurgie, la mcanique, aux chemins de fer et au gaz. On trouve aussi une intressante section concernant la Socit franaise de secours aux blesss militaires de terre et de mer, avec une illustration dpeignant du matriel de secours sur les champs de bataille.
1949réf. 1476DLM n° 23. BAZAINE. Octobre-Novembre 1949: 3 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS et 1 lithographie originale en noir. - DLM n° 55-56. BAZAINE. Mai 1953: 2 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS dont 1 en quadruple page. - DLM n° 96-97. BAZAINE. Avril-mai 1957: 4 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS et 3 lithographies originales en noir dont 1 en double page. - DLM n° 170. BAZAINE. Mars 1968: 6 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS dont 1 en double page. - DLM n° 197. BAZAINE. Avril 1972: 10 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS dont 3 en double page. - DLM n° 215. BAZAINE. Octobre 1975: 7 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN COULEURS. Nombreuses reproductions d'œuvres, fac-similés, etc. Textes de Henri Maldiney, André Frénaud, Marcel Jouhandeau, Marcel Arland, écrits de peintres. Premier tirage pour tous les numéros, certains très rares. Paris, Maeght éditeur. Volumes in-folio (380 x 280 mm) en feuilles.
1964réf. 375Paris, Maeght éditeur, 1964. In-folio (380 x 280 mm) en feuilles, 28 pages. 4 LITHOGRAPHIES ORIGINALES EN NOIR dont 1 en double page. 15 reproductions en noir. Texte de Carola Giedon-Welcker "La Poésie de l'espace chez Chillida". Exposition de 12 sculptures et de dessins et collages à la Galerie Maeght en avril 1964. Bien complet des « Chroniques », 2 pages imprimées sur vélin blanc. TIRAGE ORIGINAL.
1891réf. VBA-105Série complète des 8 numéros parus entre le 3 mai et le 17 septembre 1891. Reliure modeste demi toile à dos muet. 38 x 28,5 cm. Au total : 64 pages + hors-texte. Nombreuses illustrations (voir photos).
1901réf. 16137Paris 1901 1 in-12 Paris, Comité Français des Expositions à l'étranger, Bourse du Commerce, 1901, in-12, plein chagrin rouge, filet d'encadrement au trait et décor végétal, dos à 5 nerfs, nerfs et entre nerfs ornés, filets sur les coupes et les coiffes, décors à la roulette sur la garde, exemplaire doré à toutes tranches, 2 feuilles, frontispice, faux-titre, titre, 472 pages, achevé d'imprimer, 3 feuilles.