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1851réf. 004266Paris: Belin-Leprieur et Morizot 1851. Decorated Cloth. Very Good. Gorgeous blindstamped gilt and colored decorated cloth binding with Tell statue centerpiece and floral surround! 4to. 27 by 18 cm. viii 560 pp. 24 plates of which eight are hand-colored. Moderate amount of foxing on text leaves and steel engraved plate margins as inevitable with the paper stock employed. The color plates are cleaner and fresher looking. Joints repaired. Belin-Leprieur et Morizot hardcover books
1867réf. 134694San Francisco CA: Published by Henry Payot 184 Washington Street 1867. broadside. oblong folio. broadside. wood engraving 5-5/16 x 19-1/4 printed across a double sheet measuring 7-7/8 x 21-3/16 blue wove paper. Panoramic view looking east down Sacramento Street from Nob Hill with several Chinese at left; Telegraph Hill at left in distance. Probably made from a photograph; several misunderstandings as a result. This was used for Baird 317; one copy of Baird 235 at California Historical Society has date of January 12 1867 suggesting that the 1860 date on Baird 317 may not be actual date of publication. See also Baird 236. Some staining throughout but mostly to the edges. Overall a lovely copy of an incredibly rare piece. Copy at UC Berkeley. Published by Henry Payot, 184, Washington Street unknown books
1854réf. SKU012> > Picturesque Journey in Russia followed by a Journey in Siberia by Charles de Saint-Julien illustrated by Rouargue et al. Paris: Belin-Leprieur et Morizot 1854. First edition of this fascinating travel account from St. Petersburg to the Caucasus via Finland Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod followed by a journey to Kamchatka. Charles de Saint-Julien was a French journalist in St. Petersburg 1829-1863 and an important witness to Russian history in the 19th century. Format: In-8° 26 x 17 cm 540 pages Illustrations: Complete with 21 plates including title vignette frontispiece and 20 steel-engraved copperplates of which 8 are original works by Rouargue. Finely hand-colored from the period. Binding: Elegant antique half-binding in green chagrin with 'chagrinée' percaline boards spine with gilt-decorated raised bands author and title. Decorated with gilt-stamped details and Kokoshnik-inspired contours. Gilt edges. Condition: Good overall condition. Light wear to headcap and endpapers minor damage to corners. Solid and decorative binding. Bright paper with scattered minor scratches. A superb copy of this rare travel work featuring costume and city illustrations of Russia Moscow and St. Petersburg. hardcover
réf. 2N4258F. Chardon Paris ca. 1860. 27 lose Tafeln davon 4 coloriert in Lithographie und Stahlstich in original Halbleinenmappe mit goldgeprägtem Deckeltitel folio ca. 305 x 405 cm etwas randfleckig/Spannkordeln der Mappe fehlen. - sonst gutes komplettes Galeriewerk / bon travail de galerie complet / Betitelung auf französisch - unknown
1855réf. 137131855. Paris Belin-Leprieur et Morizot 1855. Un fort vol. au format pt in-4 273 x 177 mm de 1 f. bl. 1 frontispice grav n.fol. xi - 495 pp. 2 ff. n.fol. et 1 f. bl. Plein cartonnage marine d'dition filets gras et maigre froid encadrant les plats le premier s'orne en outre d'un riche tout autant que superbe dcor arabisant dor titre dor dos lisse l'identique toutes tranches dores. LenÂgre. Edition originale. Exemplaire revÂtu d'un superbe cartonnage sign au premier plat de LenÂgre. Des bibliothÂques d'Henri d'Artois Comte de Chambord dit Henri V puis de Jaime Jacques de Bourbon duc de Madrid. L'ouvrage recÂle et est complet de ses 21 planches graves dont couleurs par les FrÂres Rouargue ici en premier tirage. ''FrÂre cadet d'Emile Rouargue Adolphe dessinateur et graveur au burin tudia d'abord chez David d'Angers puis auprÂs d'Alexandre Colin. Il figura aux Salons de 1831 1870 avec des marines des paysages mais surtout des aquarelles. Pour l'diteur Morizot il fit les dessins et gravures d'une srie d'ouvrages de ''Voyages pittoresques''. in Osterwalder. ''Emile Rouargue fut pour sa part l'lÂve de Delaunay et de Mariage. Vignettiste trÂs fcond il convient de citer l'ensemble de ses illustrations pour une srie de ''Voyages pittoresques''. in Bnzit. ''La premiÂre partie de cet ouvrage renferme l'histoire complÂte de Constantinople. Dans la seconde partie nous avons abandonn la gravit de l'historien pour raconter des lgendes peindre des moeurs locales ou dcrire des sites et monuments. Le ct pittoresque tient donc ici une large part''. Vicaire V Manuel du libraire et de l'amateur de livres col. 773 - Carteret III Le Trsor du bibliophile romantique et moderne p. 404 - Osterwalder I Dictionnaire des illustrateurs p. 923 - Bnzit IX Dictionnaire des peintres p. 124. Dos et marge des plats insols. Lger dfaut affectant le mors infrieur du premier plat. Ingales rousseurs dans le texte. Du reste belle condition. b42961 unknown
1867réf. 134694San Francisco CA: Published by Henry Payot 184 Washington Street 1867. broadside. oblong folio. broadside. wood engraving 5-5/16 x 19-1/4 printed across a double sheet measuring 7-7/8 x 21-3/16 blue wove paper. Panoramic view looking east down Sacramento Street from Nob Hill with several Chinese at left; Telegraph Hill at left in distance. Probably made from a photograph; several misunderstandings as a result. This was used for Baird 317; one copy of Baird 235 at California Historical Society has date of January 12 1867 suggesting that the 1860 date on Baird 317 may not be actual date of publication. See also Baird 236. Some staining throughout but mostly to the edges. Overall a lovely copy of an incredibly rare piece. Copy at UC Berkeley. Published by Henry Payot, 184, Washington Street unknown
1989réf. BN101313Köln : DuMont Buchverlag 1989. 1989. Reisen in Italien : Die Kulturgeschichte der klassischen Italienreise vom 16. bis 19. Jahrhundert. Reisen in Italien : Die Kulturgeschichte der klassischen Italienreise vom 16. bis 19. Jahrhundert. Köln : DuMont Buchverlag unknown
réf. 5276Couverture rigide. Bon/1845. in-8. Paris Mallet 1845 in-8 475pp reliure demi-basane verte Quelques défauts mineurs très leger manque en coiffe sinon très bel exemplaire illustré par Baron - Français - Nanteuil - Rouargue. unknown
réf. 76403Couverture rigide. Bon/1862. in-8. Paris 1862 in-8 468pp reliure demi-chagrin Très bel exemplaire! Superbement illustré en noir et en couleurs! unknown
1852réf. 12206Paris: Ancienne Maison Morizot 1852. 382x272mm. 15x10¾". Paris Ancienne Maison Morizot s.a. 1852. En folio mayor 382 x 272mm. Portada y 40 láminas grabadas al acero 11 de ellas coloreadas a mano en la época todas dibujadas por Emilio y Adolfo Reoargue y grabadas por ellos mismos a excepción de tres láminas grabadas por Ed. Willmann e impresas en París por F. Chardon. Encuadernación original en piel chagrín burdeos de grano gordo estampada en oro en el plano superior lomera cuajada de dorados cabeza y cortes también dorados. Primera edición de esta rara serie de 40 láminas costumbristas y monumentales de España según los dibujos de los hermanos Rouargue. Muchas de estas láminas en total 36 habían aparecido a menor tamaño en el famoso Voyage pittoresque en Espagne de Emilio Beguin editado en 1850; el mismo impresor decide publicar un bello Album de España utilizando las láminas dibujadas y grabadas por Emilio y Adolfo Rouargue para ilustrar la obra de Beguin pero a mucho mayor tamaño y añadiendo 4 nuevas láminas que no habían aparecido antes. Las láminas representan diferentes villas ciudades y monumentos de España una de Lisboa y una de la Habana así como diferentes escenas de tipos costumbristas. En total 40 láminas de las que 11 están coloreadas originalmente. Los grabados están tirados al acero e impresos sobre fuerte papel cartulina y a grandes márgenes. La impresión es magnífica y es realmente escasa en el mercado probablemente debieron tirarse muy pocos ejemplares de esta lujosa publicación. Muy buen ejemplar vestido con su encuadernación original conservando todos sus márgenes y con la impresión nítida y fresca; las láminas por lo general muy limpias dos o tres de ellas con ligeros puntos de óxido ocasional el resto limpio y en perfecto estado. Ancienne Maison Morizot unknown
réf. 51-6661Paris: Furne et Cie. 1840–50. Engraving on stiff paper. 16 x 27.5 cm. sheet size. Small marginal tear without loss. Drawn and engraved by Rouargue frères.Printed in Paris by F. Chardon Ainé .Publisher Furne et Cie. French1840–50.Reference: Met Museum Object Number: 48.7 .A view of City Hall Park New York looking north from the southern end with City Hall in the distance the buildings along Park Row at right and a troop of soldiers marching down Broadway at left. Paris: Furne et Cie. , 1840–50 unknown
réf. 69-6334Paris France: Furne 1845. 30.5 x 23 cm matting; 15 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W print hand-colored in the United States in the mid 20th c. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: Furne, 1845 unknown
réf. 69-6386Perrotin France: Furne Fournier 1845. 28 x 22.5 cm matting; 14 x 10.5 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good mounted and matted. "Allier" in top right corner. Perrotin, France: Furne Fournier, [1845] unknown
réf. 69-6337Paris France: 19th c French Printer 1840. 35 x 24.5 cm matting; 11 x 16 cm print. 19th c B&W print. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: [19th c French Printer], 1840 unknown
réf. 69-6345Paris France: 19th c French printer 1845. 28.5 x 22.5 cm matting; 15 x 11.5 cm print. 19th c B&W Print hand-colored in the United States in the mid 20th c. Very Good mounted and matted. Ardeche written in top right corner. Paris, France: [19th c French printer, 1845] unknown
réf. 69-6340Paris France: 19th c French printer 1845. 30.5 x 23 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: [19th c French printer, 1845] unknown
réf. 71-9723Paris: Furne circa 1800s. Engraving. 23.5 x 17.5 cm sheet. Good light specks foxing throughout damp staining in lower margin. Paris: Furne, [circa 1800s]. unknown
réf. 69-6486France: Furne Fournier 1845. 28 x 22.5 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good mounted and matted. "Ain" written in top right. "Brou" written at bottom. France: Furne Fournier, [1845] unknown
réf. 69-6343Paris France: Furne 1845. 35 x 25 cm matting; 11.5 x 15 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good mounted and matted. 30 E written in bottom right corner. Paris, France: Furne, [1845] unknown
réf. 71-9704Paris: Furne circa 1825. Engraving. 27.5 x 17 cm sheet. Text in French. Very Good light specks of foxing in the margins pin holes along the right sheet edge. Paris: Furne, circa 1825. unknown
réf. 69-6336Paris France: 19th c French printer 1850. 30.5 x 23 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W print hand-colored in the United States in the mid 20th c. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: [19th c French printer, 1850] unknown
réf. 69-6494France: Furne Fournier 1845. 28 x 22.5 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good mounted and matted. France: Furne Fournier, [1845] unknown
réf. 69-6484France: Furne Fournier 1845. 28 x 22.5 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good mounted and matted. "Ain" written in top right. France: Furne Fournier, [1845] unknown
réf. 69-6339Paris France: Furne 1850. 30.5 x 23 cm matting; 14.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: Furne, [1850] unknown
réf. 69-6338Paris France: 19th c French printer 1845. 32 x 23 cm matting; 15.5 x 11 cm print. 19th c B&W Print. Very Good taped to mounting. Paris, France: [19th c French printer, 1845] unknown
