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PARIS, Editions France-Nouvelle - 1942 - Fort In-4 - Cartonnage éditeur - Couverture imprimée & illustrée - Gardes illustrées - Dessin du Mal Pétain par J. CALOT - Liste du Gouvernement, de ses Membres & de leurs affectations - Liste, adresse et fonctions des notables locaux - Plans de villes - Cartes des 5 départements normands - Publicités locales & nationales certaines PP et illustrées - Photographies & dessins en texte - 968 PAGES
PARIS, Éditions De Montsouris , collection "Rustica" - 1948 - In-12 - Broché - couverture illustrée - illustrations en texte - 78 pages - Bon exemplaire (Non coupé)
PARIS, Lib. Historique, Archéologique & Scientifique de Seré - 1852 - Edition Originale - In-4 - Broché - Frontispice - Nombreuses illustrations en texte -7 planches couleurs & 20 planches NB oPP HT + 34 planches HT de l'Armorial des Cordonniers & XIV planches de l'Armorial des Savetiers de France (La planche I est indiqué XXIV par erreur) - fortes rousseurs par endroit - 326 pages - RARE - envoi rapide et soigné
PARIS, Ernest Flammarion, éditeur, Collection « La Première Œuvre », 1926 - E.O. numérotée - In-12- Broché - 247 pages - bon exemplaire.
PARIS, Dunod, 1942 - Broché. In-12, 11 x 18 cm - Couverture illustrée - 160 Illustrations en noir et blanc - 151 pages, - Propre
PARIS, Les publications techniques - 1943 - In-8 - Broché (petit accroc en queue) - Couverture illustrée - Illustrations en texte & Planches de photographies NB - 153 pages - intérieur propre , bon exemplaire - Envoi rapide et soigné
PARIS, L. Vanier, 1888 - E.O. - In-8 - Broché - VII-140 pages - Ex-libris-cachet H. Poirier, Le Mans - Envoi rapide et soigné
PARIS, G. Masson / Gauthier-Villars et fils - Sans date, 1895 - In-12 - Broché (couverture salie) - 215 pages - Rare - Envoi rapide et soigné
ST-MALO, Ed. l'Ancre de Marine - 1992 - In-4 Couverture ilustrée - Très importante iconographie - 159 pages - petit accroc en tête, sinon propre- Bon exemplaire - Envoi rapide et soigné
PARIS, Lib. E. Rey, 1924-25-26 - Edition originale - complet en 3 Volumes in-4 (25 x 16 cm) - Brochés, couvertures imprimées -Documentation complète: T. I) 990 documents graphiques, 887 marques et poinçons, 302 pages - T. II) 550 documents, cartes géographiqes, 168 blasons couronnes et ordres de chevalerie, 355 chiffres et monogrammes, 940 orfèvres et bijoutiers répertoriés, 130 poinçons de garantie bigornes et contre-marques, 304 pages - T. III) : 760 documents et cartes géographiques, 100 blasons pour reliure, étuis et coffrets de la maison royale de France, 304 pages -. accroc au dos du T. I, Sinon Bon ensemble, très frais intérieurement
PARIS, Encyclopédir Roret, L. Mulo -1919 - In-16 - Broché -VIII-600 pages -266 gravures - Bon exemplaire
PARIS, Librairie Polytechnique Baudry, 1895 - Edition Originale - Cartonnage éditeur - 66 illustrations en texte - 267 pages + V catalogue éditeur - Très bel exemplaire.
PARIS, Tardy - 1969 - In-4 - Broché - 30 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte - Bon état - Classification Dewey : 745.5-Artisanat d'art - Réf. 47813
PARIS, Tardy - 1969 - In-4 - Broché - 32 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte - Bon état - Classification Dewey : 745.5-Artisanat d'art - Réf. 47813
19181ère édition des 2 volumes consacrés au Lyonnais de cet important et précieux "Dictionnaire des artistes et ouvriers d'art de la France", publié par provinces, sous la direction d'André GIRODIE. Avec une introduction sur l'histoire de l'art dans le Lyonnais, les statuts anciens des artistes (15è, 17è, 18è siècles), les anciens métiers et corporations lyonnaises, etc.; importante bibliographie. Tirage à 800 exemlaires sur vergé d'Arches; avec la feuille de présentation de l'éditeur. Exemplaire complet des 2 volumes: 1/ A - L; 2/ M - Z. Français
1981Ouvrage présentant le petit mobilier, les textiles et les objets en cuir africains (surtout d'Afrique occidentale, quelques objets d'Ethiopie et de Madagascar); nombreuses photos en noir: 2è volume de l' "Annuaire de l'artisanat africain", série conçue et éditée par la FEDERATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'ARTISANAT UTILITAIRE (Bruxelles) pour faire connaitre l'artisanat des pays africains "afin d'en assurer la promotion aussi bien sur le plan culturel que sur le plan économique". Bilingue anglais / français
1940Num?ro complet. 28x38cm.
Exemplar im nicht häufigen Schutzkarton dieser Monographie über den preussischen Bildhauer Rudolf Siemering (1835-1905). Velhagen & Klasings seit 1895 und bis in 1940er-Jahre erscheinende illustrierte »Künstler- Monographien«, die sich aus Separatdruckee aus den gleichformatigen »Monatsheften« entwickelt hatten, erfreuten sich aufgrund ihrer gediegenen Ausstattung und dem gleichzeitig wohlfeilen Preis rasch großer Beliebtheit. Nach der anfänglichen redaktionellen Ausrichtung auf Alte Meister nahmen ab ca. 1900 Biographien über Künstler der Moderne größeren Raum ein und erreichten mit Rilkes Darstellung des Worpsweder Künstlerkreises (1903, Bd.64) einen Höhepunkt. Neben der vorliegenden Normalausgabe, die standardgemäß mit Pergaminumschlag und im Schuber ausgeliefert wurde, erschien auch eine Luxusausgabe von 50, in der Presse numerierten und in reichverziertes genarbtes Glanzleder gebundenen Exemplaren auf starkem Kunstdruckpapier. - Schuber an den Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben und bestoßen, Einband und innen verlagsfrisch. - Meyer, Horst: Velhagen & Klasing. Einhundertfünzig Jahre 1835-1985. Berlin: 1985, Ss. 137-140.
Vollständiges Exemplar mit allen Ausstattungsmerkmalen der Auslieferung dieses Bandes aus der schmucken, reich illustrierten und auf Kunstdruckpapier gedruckten kunsthistorischen Reihe. Neben vorliegender Ausgabe im Pappband erschienen noch geringfügig teurere Varianten in Halbleinen und Leinen. - Schuber an den Ecken und Kanten etwas berieben und bestoßen, Schutzumschlag mit kleinem Einriss und stellenweise minimal berieben, Vordergelenk angebrochen, sonst gut erhalten.
Impressive collection of 18 folio drawings with painted and sprayed gouache probably from the 1920s, showing Art Deco motifs for terrazzo floors. – Content: Sketched with pencil, then painted with bright and varied gouache colours setting a contrast in opaque white, present designs are finished with a thin sprayed layer of black to insinuate it's use for terrazzo surfaces, very probably floors or wall mosaics. All leaves of this set are characterised by most attractive compositions of colour and form as well as detailed execution, each of them in a unique way. Geometric forms dominate, the choice of motifs cites various artistic traditions (Mesoamerican, Celtic, Classicist). The designs are presumably of Italian origin and were skilfully drawn for by order for custom made large floors. - Condition: Corners and margins partly with some colour wear, corners partly with crease marks, overall well-preserved set of this exceptionally handsome collection of samples.
Issue no. 6 of the 3nd year of this magazine for advertising tourism in Tyrol with a striking modernist cover design after a drawing by Tyrolean painter, grafic artist and architect Wilhelm Nicolaus Prachensky (1898-1956). Prachensky is seen as one of the main protagonists of promoting modernism in architecture and design in his home country. His paintings of Tyrolean landscapes and mountain farms are driven by the principles of New Objectivity and identify him as contemporary of Albin Egger-Lienz. As a grafic artist Prachensky contributed core works to the now legendary prospectus and poster culture of Tyrol, demanded by ascending tourism in the 1920ies. This particular cover design, signed by the artist in the original drawing, was created by Prachensky on occasion of the magazines cover story about Zugspitzbahn, inaugurated in 1926 as the first wire ropeway to open the summit of the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain on the border of Austria. Wilhelm Nicolaus is also the father of Markus Prachensky, a key figure of Austria and German Art Informel of the 1950ies and 1960ies. - Solidly printed with letterpress on glossy paper, cut and bound in a large elegant quarto format, this issue of the review »Tyrol« is also profusely illustrated throughout, partly with pictorial advertisements. - Cover minimally foxy and and time-stained around the joints, margins in parts very slightly torn, generally well preserved copy of this hard to find issue.
Most comprehensive and richly illustrated reference work of the world's second largest tapestry collection, nowadays based in the Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum and once inherited by the Habsburg court. - Contents: Present particularly rare edition contains of 271 original photographies and 30 halftone prints of 301 (of about 900) tapestries made in the regions of Brussels (16th - 18th ct.) or Lorraine (18th ct.), once accumulated by the Habsburg emperors while controlling those territories. Each of the captions contain information about the title, date and place of production as well as inventory number. The exhaustive descriptions of art historian Ludwig Baldass also quote the measurements of the tapestries. - Condition: All traceable copies are loose sets of plates in publisher's portfolios with wrappers, i.e. like published. Our copy instead is skilfully bound in solid and elegant half morocco, though lacking the original wrappers. Joints in parts skilfully restored and with some little wear, otherwise very fine. - Rarity: Present edition was published in 300 numbered copies only, however our copy is without numbering. ABPC, Drouot Digital, LotSearch and JAP record 5 sets at auction since the 1970s (2006, 1988, 1987, 1984 (2), none of them bound like present.
Rare catalogue of the Rijeka biennial festival for young artists, with 67 contributions by Yugoslav artists, the most prominent of 25 year old Marina Abramovi?. - Content: The exposition series for young artists „Biennale Mladih“ took place in Yugoslav Rijeka (nowadays Croatia) from 1960 to 1991 and experienced a total of 16 editions. Present catalogue for the 6th edition covers works by and short biographies (in Serbo-Croation language) of 67 authors, Marina's oil painting »Prostor« (»Space«, 150x150 cm) being the first mentioned. In this period the artist was about to finish her post-graduate studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. - All entries with b/w photo reproduction of the work in question, as well as it's title, size and the techniques used by the artist. - Condition: Rear side of wrappers minimally worn, otherwise very well preserved copy indeed. - Rarity: WorldCat records 1 copy only in institutional holdings outside former Yugoslavia, at the Stedelijk (Amsterdam).
Gorgeously designed 4th annual of the American College, Sofia, a prestigious institution founded in 1928 and existing still today, strikingly composed with pictorial elements and richly illustrated throughout. – Contents: The almanac contains a photo documentation of the newly built campus near Simeonovo (in the Vithosha district south of Sofia), presentations of the administration, faculty and students (seniors, classes of girls and boys), as well as group pictures of student's representing different activities like charity work, debating, dramatics, music and athletics. A small chapter is dedicated to student's poetry in Bulgarian language. – Illustration: Present album is elegantly type-faced and printed using clichés with ornamental frames, and it is illustrated throughout with photographic reproductions. They mainly show portraits of faculty members, alumnis and students, as well as the campus and different school buildings. – Condition: Cover slightly bumped at edges and corners, in parts sun-stained and with little war, otherwise very well preserved copy indeed. - Rarity: Of outstanding rarity, OCLC/WorldCat and RBH show no copies at all in institutions and at auction, not of the present and not of any of the school's almanacs.
Extensive collection with striking lithographic plates in bright colours showing fine examples of folkloristic ornaments, many of them with Art Nouveau influence. – Contents: Starting with geometric patterns and followed by stylised floral designs, there are also included numerous borders of aprons, corner-pieces in fine open work, simple and ornamental patterns of trimmings, all from national dresses of various regions, accurately and faithfully drawn after the designs and colours of the original garments, adapted the for use in school of arts and crafts. Enclosed is a quarto booklet of 12 pages with explanations how to draw the patterns of different plates, as well as measurements on 15 b/w illustrations and 5 additional illustrations after photos of original garment. – The portfolio is skillfully executed an by Josef Šíma (1859-1929), a high school professor of drawing, collector of folk embroidery and pioneer of documenting folk culture through photography. – The present portfolio was also published with a English, French and German language cover and booklet. - Condition: Upper front band fragmented, cardboard map at edges and corners slightly bumped and worn, boards and last page of text booklet minimally stained title page with slight stains of former cleaning, some plates minimally finger-stained and browned at edges, plate no. XXVIII slightly bumped at upper edge; generally a well preserved portfolio throuhout, in all language variants a very rarely offered item indeed. – Rarity: As of August 27th 2021 there is no other copy available at the market in any of the versions. OCLC and KVK show only 5 copies of the Czech original version in institutional holdings outside of the Czech Republic (Cambridge UL, Cleveland PL, Harvard, Saint Louis PL, Paris [BnF]), none of them cataloguing the originally enclosed booklet. RBH quotes no auction result at all, neighter does JAP/APO. – Reference: Toman, Nový slovník ?eskoslovenských výtvarných um?lc?, 3rd ed., vol. 2 (1950), p. 72 cit. WBIS/CSBA.