661 résultats
1728réf. 45761728 Amsterdam, François l'Honoré, 1728, 11.5x17. Reliure sobre en pleine basane d'époque. Dos à 4 nerfs. Page de titre en rouge et noir. Illustré d'un frontispice, d'un portrait et de 79 gravures dont 6 dépliantes. Privilège en flamand, avertissement, préface, texte et tables en français. Les gravures sont suberbes. Reliure simple mais solide. Envoi de photographies sur demande.
réf. 104392London J. Coxhead 1816. 8° 1 Titelbl. Kupferstich-Portrait W. Hollar 70 S. Life of Holbein; The dance of death; Descriptions of the cuts.; Dance of macaber 1 Kupferstich-Portrait of Hans Hollbein 31 Kupfertaf. alle Kupfern handkoloriert. Privat-Lwd. m. Rückentitel Exlibris a Vors. Blätter durchgängig etwas stock- u fingerfleckig Die Bildunterschriften in den Kupfern in Latein die erläuternden Texte engl./frz. - David Deuchar 1743 - 1808 kopierte recht unbeschwert die 30 Totentanzstiche von Wenzel Hollar 1607-1677 den jener nach Holbein neu gestochen hatte. - Massmann 57. 010 London, J. Coxhead, 1816 unknown
1828In-4 gr. (mm. 353x245), mz. pelle con ang. coeva (lievi abras.), dorso a cordoni con ricca decoraz. e tit. oro, tagli dorati, cc.nn. 71, intervallate da 84 magnifiche tavole di ritratti inc. in rame e colorati a mano, ad imitazione dei disegni originali di Holbein. In Indice ne sono indicati solo 80, gli altri 4 sono: di Holbein e sua moglie, di Henry e Charles, figli di Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. In questa splendida collezione, le illustrazioni sono stampate su carta pesante bianca o color rosa (come gli originali), sempre precedute da un foglio bianco di protezione, e sono accompagnate da una biografia del personaggio. I disegni originali si devono al grande artista tedesco Hans Holbein il Giovane (1497-1543) che divenne pittore aulico di Enrico VIII (dopo il 1532) e “nei suoi ritratti mostra una finezza di indagine psicologica e una precisione tecnica superiori a quelle che si riscontrano nel padre, Hans il Vecchio”. Così Diz. Treccani,V, p. 787. A distanza di due secoli, l’iniziativa di raccogliere i magnifici ritratti di importanti personaggi della corte di Enrico VIII e di trarne delle tavole incise fu di John Chamberlaine, antiquario inglese vissuto tra il XVIII e l’inizio del XIX secolo, mentre le note biografiche sono a firma di Edmund Lodge. "Seconda edizione" con le tavole della prima del 1812. I ritratti su carta bianca hanno il bordo del margine bianco annerito per ca. 15 mm. (non quelle su carta rosa); solo 1 tav. con fiorit., altrimenti esemplare ben conservato.
2011réf. 92904Mapin Publishing Gp Pty Ltd. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 168 pages; 68 illustrations. Description: "The Jeypore Exhibition of 1883 was regarded as among the most important industrial exhibitions of 19th century where specimen of the best art work of India was curated. Credited to the arduous efforts of Thomas Holbein Hendley a British officer in the princely state of Jaipur the Exhibition was primarily an attempt to showcase local skills. A permanent 'memorial' of the Exhibition was produced as a four-part set of illustrated volumes authored by Hendley and commissioned by the visionary Maharaja of Jaipur. The first volume contained a number of chromo-lithographs and a general description of the plates in the first three books of the set. The second and third volumes contained 100 photographs of Indian art work while Volume IV also included reproductions in platinum of the illustrations of Emperor Akbar's own copy of the Razmanama the Persian epic. Published by W. H. Griggs some sets were presented to leading museums of the world and very few copies were sold. This facsimile edition of a rare copy of Volume I preserved at Jawahar Kala Kendra in Jaipur is now published to recreate those splendors documented by Hendley for modern-day scholars and connoisseurs." -- with a bonus offer--; Volume 1; The Jeypore Exhibition of 1883 was regarded as among the most important industrial exhibitions of 19th century where specimen of the best art work of India was curated. . 2011. 1935677144 . Mapin Publishing Gp Pty Ltd hardcover
1997réf. 68950Schwabe & Co. AG. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in German. 336 pp. With 410 ills. 2 col. one foldout. 29 x 24 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 1997. 3796510442 . Schwabe & Co. AG hardcover
2006réf. 72221Prestel Publishing. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English. 528 pp. With 439 ills. 217 col. . 29 x 25 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2006. 3791335804 . Prestel Publishing hardcover
1980réf. 26635Italy: Rizzoli. As New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - -- with a bonus offer--; T-STRONG; HOLBEIN HANS 1497 1543 ARTISTS . 1980. 0847803112 . Rizzoli paperback
2016réf. 118914Imhof. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened - Text in German. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2016. 373190327X . Imhof paperback
1988réf. 85280Kunstmuseum Basel. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Corresponds to ISBN: 3720400565. 272 pages; many illustrations. -- with a bonus offer--; German Edition . 1988. 3720400565 . Kunstmuseum Basel paperback
2005réf. 72272Richter Verlag. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - FLAWLESS COPY BRAND NEW PRISTINE NEVER OPENED -- Corresponds to ISBN: 3937572341. Text in German and English. 368 pp. With 324 ills. 181 col. . 30 x 24 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . 2005. 3937572341 . Richter Verlag hardcover
réf. 55654Les Editions Braun & Cie. . As New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request – – IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - AS NEW THE TEXT BLOCK IS PRISTINE CLEAN UNMARKED AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - appears unread - ND Circa 1950 Text in French; 60 works catalogued and illustrated. -- with a bonus offer-- . N.D. Les Editions Braun & Cie. hardcover
1828réf. 44152London: William Bulmer and Co. Shakespeare Printing-Office 1828. Second edition. With 84 hand-colored stipple engravings after drawings by Hans Holbein in the Royal collections with tissue guards. Printed on pink or white paper. Unpaginated. 1 vols. Folio 14 x 10 inches. Contemporary 3/4 red morocco panelled spine elaborately gilt with brown morocco lettering-piece a.e.g. original spine neatly laid down. Second edition. With 84 hand-colored stipple engravings after drawings by Hans Holbein in the Royal collections with tissue guards. Printed on pink or white paper. Unpaginated. 1 vols. Folio 14 x 10 inches. A handsome collection of portraits many printed on toned paper with letterpress commentaries on the subjects' lives. In addition to the 80 portraits called for in the printed "List of Plates" there should also be 4 plates which that list omits: the portrait of Holbein himself that of his wife and the portraits of Henry and Charles sons of Charles Brandon Duke of Suffolk. William Bulmer and Co., Shakespeare Printing-Office unknown
1828réf. 44152London: William Bulmer and Co. Shakespeare Printing-Office 1828. Second edition. With 84 hand-colored stipple engravings after drawings by Hans Holbein in the Royal collections with tissue guards. Printed on pink or white paper. Unpaginated. 1 vols. Folio 14 x 10 inches. Contemporary 3/4 red morocco panelled spine elaborately gilt with brown morocco lettering-piece a.e.g. original spine neatly laid down. Second edition. With 84 hand-colored stipple engravings after drawings by Hans Holbein in the Royal collections with tissue guards. Printed on pink or white paper. Unpaginated. 1 vols. Folio 14 x 10 inches. A handsome collection of portraits many printed on toned paper with letterpress commentaries on the subjects' lives. In addition to the 80 portraits called for in the printed "List of Plates" there should also be 4 plates which that list omits: the portrait of Holbein himself that of his wife and the portraits of Henry and Charles sons of Charles Brandon Duke of Suffolk. William Bulmer and Co., Shakespeare Printing-Office unknown books
réf. 68935Edinburgh o. Vlg. 1788. 8° 1 Bl. 2 Kupfern Portrait D. Deuchar; frz. Titelkupfer von Mechels Kupferstich von 1780 aber mit Duchars Namen u. der Jahreszahl 1786 als Fronti. bzw. Taf. I Titelbl. Portrait H. Holbein 2 S. Preface 1 Kupfer «Creatio Mundi» 46 S. Text wechselnd mit 46 Kupfern. Zusätzlich: 1 Kupfer Mortalium Nobilitas 2-streifiger Kupferstich: Dolchscheiden-Totentanz. Ldr. d. Zeit gold.geprägt. m. Rückenschild. Blätter durchgängig fingerfleckig Monogramm a. erstem Kupferstich a. Vs. Meist Abklatsch der Kupfern auf Textseite ein Blatt am Steg minimal verstärkt. Die Kupfern manchmal etwas flach abgezogen. Ohne das Wappen des Todes. Die Bildunterschriften in den Kupfern in Latein die erläuternden Texte engl./frz. - David Deuchar 1743 - 1808 kopierte recht unbeschwert die 30 Totentanzstiche von Wenzel Hollar 1607-1677 den jener nach Holbein neu gestochen hatte. Die dekorative Rahmen um die Kupferstiche nach Abraham van Diepenbeck 1596-1675. - Massmann 57. - 010 Edinburgh, o. Vlg., 1788 unknown
réf. biblio15This book an original publication not the reproduced one. A major attraction is its hardcover which has beautiful coat of arms designs ornamentation on border and text printed in gold with red color background and the same have been shown engraved on the back hardcover. For the promotion of Indian art this book had been written after examining the collections of most of the native princes and especially their libraries pictures and portraits. The book is soiled. Hardcover has wears tears on edges and corners and some color fade marks. The pages are slightly detached from the spine but binding not loose. The pages have foxing marks. Some initial pages have slight wears on edges whereas next few pages are in fine condition. The pages of black and white illustrations are fine. Some colored illustration pages have wears and tears which were pasted with brown tape and some with white tape. A few pages have many cracks tears light stains and some part of the page is missing. One colored page in last has a few stains and very damaged which have been repaired by a back up sheet. The head for edge and tail have rubbed edges and foxing marks. Pages are not loose. hardcover
1803réf. 21501803London W. Smith for John Scott & Thomas Ostell 1803. Squarish small 4to. original gray publisher's boards with a printed paper label: Holbein's Dance of Death with Fifty Plates. Twelve Shillings. Rebacked a few plates guarded slight widespread spotting. RARE IN THIS STATE. As to the plates themselves there are fifty as the cover label states the title-page calls for 46 and they differ in number slightly from another edition of the same year printed by S. Gosnell for Scott and Ostell. What's more they are not set within decorative borders and the letterpress and title-page differs significantly from the other edition in both typeface and format; here the text is gathered in an integral section that precedes the plates in the other edition the plates are integrated into the text we know of another copy in the publishers gray boards in which the plates are untrimmed and gathered in a section after the letterpress. Thirty of the plates are copies from Hollar's designs the rest are from the spurious editions of Holbein's cuts with variations. The last plate not mentioned by Douce as being in this work and often lacking is a design by De Mechel called "Petite Danse de Morts" which was originally engraved on the sheath of a poignard after drawings by Holbein. The work was first published in Edinburgh in 1788. According to Aldred Warthin "The paper used in the Edinburgh edition is extremely poor which may account for the poor impressions of the plates.and The prints in these London editions are much better than those of the Edinburgh and a better quality of paper is used." The quality of the plates in the two 1803 editions is similar as to wear the impressions of the Gosnell-printed edition are however considerable darker than are those printed by Smith. See" Warthin Aldred S. The Physician of the Dance of Death. pp. 79-80. Douce Francis. The Dance of Death. pp. 135-36. Minns Collection. AAA Catalogue 1922. No. 268 "Large uncut copy of this rare edition of Deuchar's plates. Printed on heavier paper than the first edition and with very fine impressions of the plates.". IN THE PUBLISHER'S BOARDS London W. Smith for John Scott & Thomas Ostell hardcover books
réf. 114481London Printed by William Bulmer and Co/ Shakespeare Printing-Office 1812. 4to 338x265 mm. 71 ll. 84 engr. colour plates several printed on pink paper. One plate with stain. Contemporary red half calf spine gilt with raised bands embossed red cloth boards spine and corners a bit worn. Abbey Life in England 205 note. Second edition complete with all 84 finely colour printed portraits after Holbein including the two full page portraits of Hans Holbein and his wife and the two finely coloured miniatures. It was first published in 1792-1800 in folio. The plates are re-engraved to this new edition in a lesser size and by several new engravers. The biographical notices were provided by Edmund Lodge 1756-1839. ”The original Holbein drawings upon which these prints are based were nearly lost and were hardly seen for centuries until their rediscovery by none other than Queen Caroline of England. Upon being liberated from a bureau of the queen's personal closet at Kensington Palace colour printed 'imitations' of the drawings were subsequently published under the auspices of John Chamberlaine 1745-1812 Keeper of the drawings of George III.” hardcover
1803réf. 2250.1803London S. Gosnell 1803. Sm. 4to. contemporary paneled calf with blind decorated sides and spine which has been rebacked much earlier; red morocco label all edges stained red. Occasional foxing mainly to the beginning and end; a handsome well-printed copy. The 46 Dance of Death plates are within separately engraved borders in four different designs three of which are copied with slight variations from the Diepenbeke borders to W. Hollar's plates. As to the plates themselves 30 are copies from Hollar's designs the rest are from the spurious editions of Holbein's cuts with variations. The last plate not mentioned by Douce as being in this work and often lacking is a design by De Mechel called "Petite Danse de Morts" which was originally engraved on the sheath of a poignard after drawings by Holbein. The work was first published in Edinburgh in 1788. According to Aldred Warthin "The paper used in the Edinburgh edition is extremely poor which may account for the poor impressions of the plates. Two other editions of Deuchar were printed by S. Gosnell London in 1803 one WITH and one WITHOUT the Diepenbeke borders. The prints in these London editions are much better than those of the Edinburgh and a better quality of paper is used." It would appear that Warthin did not know that there were two editions of 1803 printed for Scott by two different printers S. Gosnell and W. Smith & Co. See: Warthin Aldred S. The Physician of the Dance of Death. pp. 79-80. Douce Francis. The Dance of Death. pp. 135-36. Minns Collection. AAA Catalogue 1922. No. 268 "Large uncut copy of this rare edition of Deuchar's plates. Printed on heavier paper than the first edition and with very fine impressions of the plates.". PLATES WITH THE DECORATIVE BORDERS London S. Gosnell unknown books
1803réf. 22501803London W. Smith for John Scott 1803. Small 4to. contemporary red straight grain morocco expertly rebacked with a half-inch wide decorated border surrounding a blind-tooled border; spine with four raised bands and elaborate decorative gilt tooling. A.e.g. The work contains a total of fifty plates of which 46 are devoted to the Dance of Death. The plates are printed without the decorative borders found in copies printed by S. Gosnell for John Scott the same year. In this copy they are interleaved with the letterpress text. As to the Dance of Death plates themselves 30 are copies from Hollars designs the rest are from the spurious editions of Holbeins cuts with variations. The work was first published in Edinburgh in 1788. According to Aldred Warthin "The paper used in the Edinburgh edition is extremely poor which may account for the poor impressions of the plates. Two other editions of Deuchar were printed by S. Gosnell London in 1803 one WITH and one WITHOUT the Diepenbeke borders. The prints in these London editions are much better than those of the Edinburgh and a better quality of paper is used." It would appear that Warthin was unaware that there were two printings in 1803 for Scott by two different printers. In our experience the Smith printing is the rarer of the two. See" Warthin Aldred S. The Physician of the Dance of Death. pp. 79-80. Douce Francis. The Dance of Death. pp. 135-36. Minns Collection. AAA Catalogue 1922. No. 268 "Large uncut copy of this rare edition of Deuchar's plates. Printed on heavier paper than the first edition and with very fine impressions of the plates.". IN A FINE RED MOROCCO BINDING London W. Smith for John Scott hardcover books
1780réf. 77640Basle:: Chez Guillaume Haas 1780. First edition. old quarter leather and pebbled boards. Small old ink signature and gilt armorial small bookplate; text leaves foxed; some very slight occasional marginal foxing to the plates which generally are clean unworn and very attractive. Edges of binding worn; scuffs to binding; tight and sound. Folio. 61 engraved plates two double-page. Chez Guillaume Haas, hardcover
1803réf. 985London: W. Smith and Co. 1803. Hardcover. Very Good. Very Good condition. "Descriptions of each plate in French and English with the Scripture Text from which the designs were taken. Printed by W. Smith and Co. King Street Seven Dials for John Scott No. 447 Strand: & Thomas Ostell No. 3 Ave Maria Lane 1803". Engraved frontispiece engraved title engraved portrait of Holbein. All gilt edges full leather cover with embossed design and gilt decoration. Foxing or spotting evident to many pages but is generally light. Note that two editions were printed this same year the other printed by Gosnell. Leather cover shows some slight corner wear cover wear and top of spine heavily worn. This is a very hard to find rare book. W. Smith and Co. hardcover
1780réf. 72088Chez Guillaume Haas | Basle 1780-1794 | 31 x 40 cm | 4 parties reliées en un volume
1523réf. LCPCVOY-0031(La Géographie de Strabon dans un séduidant exemplaire du XVI siècle, illustrée de gravures sur bois d'après Hans Holbein) STRABON. (vers 60 av. J.-C. - 20 ap. J.-C.) "EN TIBI LECTOR STUDIOSE STRABONIS GEOGRAPHICORUM COM(M)E(N)TARIOS, OLIM A GUARINO VERONESE...". 1523, Basileae, V. Curio. 1 volume in-fol. (308x215 mm) (dimensions pages 305x205 mm) (18) ff. (titre, dédicace, index des auteurs et index) avec 3 encadrements sur bois, 566 pp., (1) f. (avec la marque de l'imprimeur) ((4) ff., Aa6, Bb8, a-z6, A-Z6, &8) Reliure du XVIIe siècle en vélin rigide. Séduisante édition de cette traduction latine des humanistes Guarino de Vérone (livres I-X) et Grégoire Trifernate (livres XI-XVII), améliorée par C. Herensbach. Elle est illustrée avec des superbes encadrements gravés sur bois par Iacobus Faber (chiffre IF à côté des gravures d'Aristote et d'Erate) d'après Hans Holbein le Jeune. Quelques frottements à a reliure, usures à trois coins et petite fente de 4 cm dans la partie inférieure de la charnière du premier plat. Tout petit manque de vélin dans la charnière du second plat. Le premier f. de garde partiellement détaché. Mouillure claire dans l'angle supérieur des vingt premiers ff., plus foncée dans les 4 premiers ff. Mouillure claire dans l'angle inférieur des cent derniers ff. Une petite déchirure, sans perte, sur la p. du titre et tout petit manque dans la marge externe de l'encadrement gravé. Une petite galerie de ver dans la marge supérieure des cahiers d-f. Un autre galerie de ver qui touche quelques lettres au centre des pages sur moitié du volume. Une tache dans la marge des ff. r4 et r5. Quelques pages avec des rousseurs. Bel exemplaire en général. Strabon, issu d'une famille illustre d'Amasée, "s'installa à Rome probablement juste avant la mort de César, ce qui fait de lui une source supplémentaire pour l'étude de l'histoire romaine sous Auguste. A ses nombreux séjours à Rome s'ajoutent d'autres voyages, notamment dans le reste de l'Italie, en Gaule mais aussi en Afrique (Ethiopie et Egypte en particulier)... Ses nombreux voyages lui permires d'accumuler une documentation suffisante pour écrire la Géographie, un ouvrage en 17 livres organisés par régions. Fondé sur une démarche scientifique et ethnographique, cet ouvrage apparaît comme une oeuvre notable pour l'époque du fait de son ampleur". "Si son oeuvre reprend parfois des textes antérieurs de plusieurs siècles, sa connaissance du droit romain des différentes cités en fait aussi une source essentielle pour décrire les débuts de la romanisation en Gaule et dans la péninsule ibérique... Il consacre quelques lignes... aux événements en Gaule lors de la révolte des Gaulois et confirme l'importance des effectifs qui furent rassemblés par Vercingétorix". "L'oeuvre de Strabon resta dans l'ombre sous l'empire romain... Ce n'est qu'à partir du Ve siècle qu'elle commence à être citée, et que Strabon devient même l'archétype du géographe". "Au XVe siècle l'érudit italien Guarino de Vérone traduisit la totalité de l'oeuvre de Strabon, contribuant ainsi à sa redécouverte". (Source Wikipedia) Provenance : Un ex libris L. Pedrini (1718). (LCPCVOY-0031) (2.800,00 €)
1567réf. 127481567 un volume, reliure, reliure plein maroquin noir (19ème) petit in-octavo (full morocco in-octavo), dos long (spine without raised band), décoré or (gilt decoration) - titre frappé or (gilt title) - , plats décorés d'un encadrement à double filets à froid (cover with double line blind-stamping), tête lisse (top edge smooth), toutes tranches lisses (all smooth edges) noires (all edges black), orné de 53 bois de Hans HOLBEIN gravés sur bois en noir (woodcuts) par Antoine Silvius, 1567 Cologne héritiers de Arnold Birckmann Editeurs (Coloniae : Apud haeredes Arnoldi Birckmanni, 1567),
1780réf. 72088Basle Basel: Chez Guillaume Haas 1780. Fine. Chez Guillaume Haas Basle Basel 1780-1794 31 x 40 cm 4 parties reliées en un volume First edition of these four suites of engravings uncut proofs etched and aquatint in sepia entitled ""The Triumph of Death"" 12 plates containing 4 views each as well as 2 full-page ""The Passion of Our Lord"" frontispiece and 12 plates ""Costumes of men and women of the sixteenth century"" frontispiece and 15 plates including 2 on double page and ""Portraits"" 10 plates. Modern Bradel binding in full pebbled paper smooth spine decorated with a red morocco label. Armorial bookplate of the Taets van Amerongen library remounted on the front pastedown. The first part is preceded by twelve pages of explanation of the plates the other three contain none like the other copies we have been able to consult. The engravings of great delicacy are the work of Chrétien de Méchel after drawings by the German Renaissance master Hans Holbein. Chez Guillaume Haas unknown