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1999Ouvrage collectif, par Fernando López Alsina, Anna Benvenuti, Franco Cardini, etc, publié sous la direction de l'enseignant italien Paolo G. CAUCCI VON SAUCKEN, voulant montrer "la signification des pèlerinages dans l'histoire de la chrétienté d'Occident", "manière originale de tracer une géographie sacrée et symbolique pour tout le monde chrétien, d'indiquer des voies de conversion pour celui qui entreprend la "route". Les différentes contributions |...] introduisent à la dimension humaine du pèlerinage, à l'idée et aux représentations qui hantent l'esprit des pèlerins du Moyen Age, [expliquant] les rites directement liés aux pèlerinages avec les spécificités propres à chaque destination, à chaque chemin. Elles retracent aussi le concret du pèlerinage, ses "chemins", ses "étapes", ses "aventures", ses "légendes" |.... et présentent] les villes qui sont le but de ces voyages, autant intérieurs qu'extérieurs: Jérusalem, Rome, Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle" (rabat de jaquette); carte et nombreuses illustrations, photos et reproductions de peintures et gravures anciennes; bibliographie. Exemplaire bien complet de sa jaquette. Français
ref. 19638Saint-Léger-Vauban / Paris, Zodiaque / Desclée de Brouwer, "Présence de l'art", 1999 1 volume 24 x 30cm Reliure éditeur pleine toile sous jaquette au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 384p.; carte et nombreuses illustrations in texte, 236 vignettes en noir et 159 planches, pleines et doubles pages, en couleurs. Très bon état.
1857ref. 89991857 Saint-Genis-Laval, Etablissement des Frères Maristes, 1857, in 8° broché, IV-323 pages ; non coupé.
1587ref. 910998CGWittenberg:, Ambrosius Kirchner, 1587. Holzschnitt, 27,5 x 38 cm, Blattgröße 30,5 x 39,5 cm. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1587ref. 910997CGWittenberg:, Ambrosius Kirchner, 1587. Holzschnitt, 27 x 36,5 cm, Blattgröße 30,5 x 39 cm. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1861ref. 10901Paris, Adolphe Delahays, 1861 ; in-16, broché ; (4), II, 358 pp., (6) pp. de catalogue du libraire, couverture beige imprimée en rouge et noir.
1669ref. 18982A Amsterdam, Chez Louys & Daniel Elsevier, 1669. 4 parties en 2 tomes reliés en un volume in-folio, plein vélin estampé à froid, sur ais de bois. Traces d'attaches. [42]-366 ; [2]-162 ; [2]-202 ; 70 feuillets imprimés sur deux colonnes. *4; a-e6 ; f8; A-Z6 ; Aa-Zz6 ; Aaa-Ppp6 [et] A-Z6 ; Aa-Cc6 ; Dd8 [et] *2 ; A-Z6 ; Aa-Kk6 ; Ll4 [et] A-L6 ; M4.
1976ref. LFA-126741719Revue culturelle, économique et sociale des activités dauphinoises, savoyardes, provençales et vivaroises : 40 pages, format 210 x 270 mm, illustrée, brochée, bon état
1992ref. LFA-126740219N° 279 (Mai 1992) : 82 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
1996ref. LFA-126746927N° 320 (Février 1996) : revue de 78 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1996ref. LFA-126746935N° 328 (Novembre 1996) : revue de 78 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
2017ref. LFA-126747132N° 552 (Mars 2017) : revue de 82 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1920ref. List1734Jerusalem 1920. Silver gelatin photographs measuring 11 ½ x 9 ¼ inches hand colored. Some light normal wear near fine overall quite attractive and suitable for framing. Fine. The American Colony in Jerusalem started by 1881 by members of a Christian utopian society led by Anna and Horatio Spafford of Chicago developed in the next fifty years into one of the primary photographic historians of the city prior to Zionism. The Spaffords were joined by the Swedish American and Swedish-American Christians. They eventually moved into the former residence of Rabbah Effendi al-Husseini who served as an official during the Ottoman era. The building is the site of the current American Colony hotel. Collected here are seven hand-colored photographs taken and sold during their period of prolific output. They are particularly well preserved examples showing the group's skill for hand coloring. Little is known about the photographers themselves or their processes and the group's history continues to be delineated by curator Rachel Lev who has housed their archive in one of the colony's outbuildings. Original examples of the group's work are not terribly common on the market despite their important role in documenting the region during this period. unknown books
1920ref. List1734Jerusalem 1920. Silver gelatin photographs measuring 11 ½ x 9 ¼ inches hand colored. Some light normal wear near fine overall quite attractive and suitable for framing. Fine. The American Colony in Jerusalem started by 1881 by members of a Christian utopian society led by Anna and Horatio Spafford of Chicago developed in the next fifty years into one of the primary photographic historians of the city prior to Zionism. The Spaffords were joined by the Swedish American and Swedish-American Christians. They eventually moved into the former residence of Rabbah Effendi al-Husseini who served as an official during the Ottoman era. The building is the site of the current American Colony hotel. Collected here are seven hand-colored photographs taken and sold during their period of prolific output. They are particularly well preserved examples showing the group's skill for hand coloring. Little is known about the photographers themselves or their processes and the group's history continues to be delineated by curator Rachel Lev who has housed their archive in one of the colony's outbuildings. Original examples of the group's work are not terribly common on the market despite their important role in documenting the region during this period. unknown
ref. 18734Headed: 'J. V. A. D. 24. Joint V.A.D. Committee. The Territorial Force Association. The British Red Cross Society. The Order of St. John of Jerusalem.' 83 Pall Mall London. Dated 1 November 1916. 4pp. 16mo. Bifolium. A scarce piece of First World War ephemera on creased and aged paper. The certificate has been made out in order to enroll 'Dorothy Marion Cameron Bower' into 'Detachment 8 in the County of Westmorland' but has not been signed by her. The first page carries the conditions of use the second a declaration by the signatory and the third the permit itself with facsimile signatures of Arthur Stanley Chairman and Louis Pearson Hon. Secretary and the actual signatures of Henry Gandy County Director and John Mason M.D Commandant. The last page is for renewal stamps. Headed: 'J. V. A. D. 24. | Joint V.A.D. Committee. | The Territorial Force Association. | The British Red Cross Society. | The O unknown
1885ref. 139371885. American Colony Photo Department. Two views of Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives circa 1898 to the early twentieth century document the city and surrounding cultivated landscape during the late Ottoman era. Photographed before extensive twentieth-century urban expansion transformed the slopes east of the Old City the images preserve olive groves roads scattered buildings and broad topographical relationships between Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives. They support research into the historical geography of Jerusalem Ottoman Palestine pilgrimage photography landscape change and the role of resident photographic studios in shaping international visual knowledge of the Holy Land. The American Colony Photo Department was established in Jerusalem in 1898 and became one of the region's important commercial photographic services producing views of sacred sites settlements people and contemporary events for tourists and a wider international audience. Albumen photographs circa 1898 to the early twentieth century each measuring approximately 10½ × 14 inches and mounted recto and verso on the same 14 × 20 inch card. The recto presents Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives with mature olive trees occupying the foreground and the densely built city extending across the distant horizon. Printed along the lower center is the bilingual caption "Jerusalem. from Mt. of Olives. Jerusalem du Mont de Oliviers." while the American Colony Jerusalem emblem appears within the trunk of an olive tree at lower right. The verso captioned "Mount Olivet" shifts attention away from the distant city to the Mount itself: a hill rises in the background above olive trees dispersed buildings and a network of intersecting unpaved roads. The American Colony Jerusalem emblem appears at lower left. Together the paired compositions record both the celebrated panoramic viewpoint and the agricultural architectural and transportation landscape surrounding it. The views belong to a commercial photographic tradition that served travelers and pilgrims while also creating a sustained visual record of Jerusalem and Palestine. Unlike photographers who visited the region briefly members of the American Colony lived and worked in Jerusalem and the department developed an extensive stock of images depicting the city and its environs; a 1914 catalogue documents the circulation of such views as part of the firm's early commercial inventory. The mount has slight warping while both albumen prints retain strong visual clarity with no substantial defects noted; photographs near fine mount very good. The unusually large two-sided presentation offers complementary evidence of Jerusalem's urban profile and the comparatively open Mount of Olives landscape before later development. unknown books
1885ref. 139371885. American Colony Photo Department. Two views of Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives circa 1898 to the early twentieth century document the city and surrounding cultivated landscape during the late Ottoman era. Photographed before extensive twentieth-century urban expansion transformed the slopes east of the Old City the images preserve olive groves roads scattered buildings and broad topographical relationships between Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives. They support research into the historical geography of Jerusalem Ottoman Palestine pilgrimage photography landscape change and the role of resident photographic studios in shaping international visual knowledge of the Holy Land. The American Colony Photo Department was established in Jerusalem in 1898 and became one of the region's important commercial photographic services producing views of sacred sites settlements people and contemporary events for tourists and a wider international audience. Albumen photographs circa 1898 to the early twentieth century each measuring approximately 10½ × 14 inches and mounted recto and verso on the same 14 × 20 inch card. The recto presents Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives with mature olive trees occupying the foreground and the densely built city extending across the distant horizon. Printed along the lower center is the bilingual caption "Jerusalem. from Mt. of Olives. Jerusalem du Mont de Oliviers." while the American Colony Jerusalem emblem appears within the trunk of an olive tree at lower right. The verso captioned "Mount Olivet" shifts attention away from the distant city to the Mount itself: a hill rises in the background above olive trees dispersed buildings and a network of intersecting unpaved roads. The American Colony Jerusalem emblem appears at lower left. Together the paired compositions record both the celebrated panoramic viewpoint and the agricultural architectural and transportation landscape surrounding it. The views belong to a commercial photographic tradition that served travelers and pilgrims while also creating a sustained visual record of Jerusalem and Palestine. Unlike photographers who visited the region briefly members of the American Colony lived and worked in Jerusalem and the department developed an extensive stock of images depicting the city and its environs; a 1914 catalogue documents the circulation of such views as part of the firm's early commercial inventory. The mount has slight warping while both albumen prints retain strong visual clarity with no substantial defects noted; photographs near fine mount very good. The unusually large two-sided presentation offers complementary evidence of Jerusalem's urban profile and the comparatively open Mount of Olives landscape before later development. unknown
1864ref. 156611864. Paris Bureaux de l'Oeuvre du n°25 janvier 1864 au n°54 novembre 1868 soient 30 numéros - Relié demi-bradel couv. des n°s 25 et 54 conservées 13 5 cm x 20 5 cm 384+ 192 pages (pagination continue) - Textes de Fr. Louis-Marie Lion P. Soubiranne Mgr Alexandrian A. Dutau Favérial V. Guérin Soeur Gélas ... - Bon état
1919ref. 19727(Paris, Geuthner), ca. 1919. Planches. 26 planches (5 cartes dépliantes et 21 planches avec nombreuses illustrations photographiques). In-4°, toile. Peu frottée et taché.
1966ref. 17184Jerusalem: Israeli Law Review Association 1966. Hardcover. vg. 4 volumes in 1. Large 8vo. 674pp. Serial publication bound in blue cloth with silver lettering to spine. Minor age wear. Text in English. Very good condition. Israeli Law Review Association hardcover books
1966ref. 17184Jerusalem: Israeli Law Review Association 1966. Hardcover. vg. 4 volumes in 1. Large 8vo. 674pp. Serial publication bound in blue cloth with silver lettering to spine. Minor age wear. Text in English. Very good condition. Israeli Law Review Association hardcover
ref. 24600UN volume in8, demi veau dos lisse ,titré Chroniques 4 ,trés rares editions originales sur Marseille reunies en un volume : Etude sur les statuts de Marseille au XIIIe s. /par R. de Fresquet -Aix : Makaire ; Marseille : Vve Cruège, 1865 -171 p.,24.5 cm + Étude historique sur les monnaies frappées par les grands maîtres de l'ordre de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem, par M. Laugier,... mémoire lu à la Société de statistique de Marseille, dans ses séances des 18 octobre, 8 novembre et 6 décembre 1866;Marseille : impr. de Arnaud, Cayer et Cie, 1867;In-8° , 51 p. et 4 pl. Extrait du 30e vol. du "Répertoire des travaux de la Société de statistique de Marseille"- + Les caves de Saint-Victor : simples observations sur les dernières fouilles qu'on vient d'y faire/ [signé : J.-B. Magnan] -Marseille : Impr. de Arnaud, 1857 ; (12 p.)In-8°+ Réponse à M. l'abbé Magnan, membre de la Société de statistique, servant de supplément aux errata de son Histoire d'Urbain V et à l'Entrée d'Urbain V à Marseille en 1365. (Signé : J.-H. Albanès.Marseille : impr. de Arnaud, Cayet et Cie, 1867 + Lettre de remercîment à M. l'abbé Albanès au sujet de sa dernière brochure / par M. l'abbé Magnan,...Marseille : impr. de F. Canquoin, 1867,22 p.+ Notice sur l'avaux ou avouassé... /par M. le comte de Montvalon [S.l.] : [s.n.], [18.?] P. 229-260,22 cm + Les Titres d'industriels et d'agriculteurs à des récompenses, par M. H. Albrand,... Extrait du "Répertoire des travaux de la Société de statistique de Marseille", T. XXIX, année 1865 ; Marseille : impr. de Arnaud, 1866 + fete, de, charité, 1858 ??+ CATALOGUE LIBRAIRE N° 11,Marseille : V. Boy, 1862, 34p.
1902ref. 32820651Chromolithograph. 20x 27 ½ in. Short closed tear at top lightly creased where once rolled. Very good condition. Archivally framed in a handsome gilt frame linen mat. This vibrant chromolithograph bird's eye view of Jerusalem was published in Odessa for the tourist market. The foreground is dominated by the Dome of the Rock behind the wall of the Old City of Jerusalem. In the background appear houses of the Old City and the holy sites. Captions in Russian describe selected sites. The title of the lithograph appears in the margins in Russian English and French. A striking display piece.
1880ref. 122208c.1880. Very Good. oblong octavo. wooden boards 12pp. 12 pressed flowers each from a location in the Holy Land each mounted on heavy card & protected by a tissue-guard & bound in decorated wooden boards. Nice engraved title-page. Dual-text HEBREW GERMAN FRENCH ENGLISH. No date or place of publication. Spine stripped hinges broken & strengthened by tape o/w sound copy of a scarce & unusual item. PHOTO available hardcover
ref. 2c15310Fürstl. Waisenhausbuchhandlung Braunschweig 1762. 4 Blatt/56 seiten mit einigen Buchschmuckillustrationen im Holzstich original Pappband der Zeit. Groß-Oktav Namensstempel auf Vorsatz und Titel/Titel etwas fleckig. - vergleichen: Holzmann-Bohetta Badn 3/748/gutes Exemplar - unknown
