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Grimms' Fairy Tales
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1972réf. mon0000582437C.Chivers 30/03/1972 00:00:01. hardcover. Acceptable. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual markings. Well read with some wear but still very useable. With Dust Cover. C.Chivers hardcover
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1991réf. __0821865951Amer Mathematical Society 1991. Hardcover. New. 388 pages. 10.50x7.50x1.00 inches. Amer Mathematical Society hardcover
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2026réf. __3406833683C.H. Beck 2026. Hardcover. New. 850 pages. German language. 6.73x1.54x9.69 inches. C.H. Beck hardcover
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1966réf. 219691Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press 1966. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine in a Very Good dust jacket. Price clipped. University of Wisconsin Press hardcover
1697réf. 92MFAD7YLZSDAntwerp: for the author 1697. 19th-century gold-tooled polished mottled calf gold-tooled turn-ins yellow painted edges. Folio. With an engraved allegorical title page a letterpress title page with the engraved coat of arms of Spain 3 double-page engraved maps of Brabant 2 and Antwerp 1 214 engraved and/or etched plates 2 coats of arms and 212 views; 3 folding 18 double-page 6 full-page 3 leaves each with 3 plates 89 leaves each with 2 plates and including engravings and etchings by Philibert and Gaspar Bouttats Lucas Vorsterman and Wenceslaus Hollar one engraving in text on page 8 of part one. 4 parts in 1 volume. Very rare third enlarged and best edition of this famous and extensively illustrated work on the duchy of Brabant including Louvain Brussels Antwerp and 's-Hertogenbosch and their surroundings by the historiographer Jacob Jacques le Roy 1633-1719. Le Roy's Brabant is a rare and splendid work containing maps plans and fine views of the castles and county seats of the nobility of Brabant including their parks and gardens as well as the main monasteries and abbeys. The first edition was published in 1694 Antwerp Henri Thieullier 1694; a second enlarged edition appeared in 1696 with the same publisher. This third edition has even five more plates than the second the views of the castle of Liezel the Castle Claverbladt at Wilrijk and the castle Zelzate and a double-page view of the castle Duysent Prykelen.The plates of which some were originally published in other works as the Chorographia by Sanderus are engraved by several artists active in the Southern Netherlands in the last quarter of the17th century including Jacobus Harrewijn who was a pupil of Romeyn de Hooghe Franciscus Erlinger Henry Causé Philibert and Gaspar Bouttats Robertus Whitehand Lucas Vorsterman and Wenceslaus Hollar 3 double-page views dated 1649: the tower of the St. Rombaut Church at Malines the Grand Chartreuse and the O.L.V. Church at Antwerp and Joannes Meyssens. The work also includes maps of Brabant by Moses Pitt & Steph. Swart and Antwerp and surroundings and double-page views of Averbode Rooklooster Villa Scharbecana the abbey Groenendael the Carthusian monasteries near Brussel and Lier the monastery Bethlehem near Louvain the monastery St. Michael near Antwerp and the castles Ter Vueren Bouchaut Huldenberghe Broechem Corsendonck Duysent Prykelen Herbeke etc.; the full-page views include Bergen op Zoom Steenbergen Oosterhout and Roosendael; the numerous half-page engravings include Héverlé Gaesbeek Mombeke Hoochstraten Vilvoorde Breda Cranendonck Ravestein Oostmal Pluysegem etc.With the bookplate of Lionel Phillips 1855-1936 British-born South African financier mining magnate and politician. The binding shows some were the spine and corners slightly used hinges weakening few scratches on sides and the offset of dentelles to facing flyleaves. Some browning throughout especially the first and least ll. Otherwise in good condition.l Bibl. Belg. III pp. 851-52 including list of engravings; for some of Vorstermans engravings included in this work: Hollstein Dutch & Flemish I p. 157 120 state II; p. 160 127 state II and p. 168 138 respectively Vorstermans double-page view of the Norbertine abbey at Averbode the Augustine monastery at Corsendonck and the Carthusian monastery at Lier; KVK 5 copies all in France; NCC 1 copy Tilburg university; STCV12909627; WorldCat 437724169 1 copy; cf. J.Th. de Raadt Jacques Le Roy Baron de Broechem et du Saint-Empire Historien Brabançon et sa Famille Nijmegen 1891. for the author, unknown
1618réf. ABC_49950Middelburg 1618. 4to. Johannes Hellenius = Hans van der Hellen Contemporary blind-tooled vellum sewn on 6 supports with the corresponding raised bands on the spine a red morocco title label on the spine lettered in gold a central ornament on both boards surrounded by two double fillet frames. Ad 1: with an engraved frontispiece for each of the three parts 1 and 3 by Frans Schillemans after Adriaen van de Venne 1618; 51 numbered emblems in the first part the well-known folding engraved plate of the "Kinderspelen" Children games at the end of part 2 decorated woodcut initials head- and tailpieces; Ad 2 with a full-page engraved plate of the coat of arms of "chaste virgins" a half-page engraved plate of the manor house and garden of Catharina van Muylwijck 44 emblems engraved by J. Swelinck after Adriaen van de Venne and extra inserted is the famous full-page portrait of Galathee; Ad 3: with a woodcut vignette on the title page 4 half-page engravings in the text of which three after Van de Venne decorated woodcut initials and head- and tailpieces. 3 works in 1 volume the first in 3 parts. 40 120; 111 1 blank; 107 5; 16 92 20; 34 119 1 blank pp. Ad 1: Second issue of the first edition of Jacob Cats's first published work and one of his most important emblem books. The work comprises 51 emblems each offering three different interpretations relating respectively to love morals and religion. In the first issue the emblems themselves are repeated in each of the three parts but in the present second issue they appear only in the first part and are replaced by newly printed texts in the second and third. The work also contains an extensive theoretical discussion of the emblem as a literary genre. Cats's emblem books became highly influential and contributed greatly to his enormous popularity in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.Ad 2: First edition of this emblem book published in the same year as the Silenus Alcibiadis and closely related to it. Several variant issues are known. The present copy belongs to the issue with the "Wapen-schilt" inserted after the title-page and the dedication to the "Eerbare Maeghden" printed on a separate bifolium and inserted between ff. 1 and 2 on different paper.Ad 3: Apparently unrecorded issue of the first edition of Cats's Self-Stryt with quire 4 extended from two to four leaves. The two additional leaves contain the Veld-teycken with a half-page engraving of a recumbent ermine beneath a crown surrounded by mud and the motto "Net of Niet" on a banderole. This Veld-teycken is otherwise first known from the second edition of 1621. Self-Stryt is a didactic poem in dialogue form based on the biblical story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife Genesis 39 representing the internal struggle between lust "Vlees" and virtue or spirit "Gheest" a central theme in Cats's moral writings.With the bookplate of the author Jos van der Steen mounted on the front pastedown. The vellum is somewhat soiled and stained. Some marginal staining and soiling a few small tears not affecting the text the double-page plate of the "Kinder-spelen" in ad 1 and the extra plate of Galathee in ad 2 are cropped and mounted on a blank leaf. Otherwise in good condition.l Ad 1: Cats Catalogus STCN no.170 and pp. 32-38; Landwehr Emblem books Low Countries 1970 no. 81 no. 104; Id Emblem and Fable books Low Countries 1988 no. 106; Museum Catsianum no. 27; Praz p. 300; cf. Verhuld voor t menselijk oog. Embleemboeken uit de Kon. Bibliotheek Exhib. Catalogue 1996 pp. 7-8 19 39-40; Ad 2: Cats Catalogus STCN no.104 and pp. 32-38; Landwehr French emblem books no. 146; Landwehr Emblem books in the Low Countries 1970 no. 102; Id. Emblem and Fable books 1988 no. 132; Museum Catsianum nos. 55; Praz p. 300-301;.Ad 3: Cats Catalogus STCN no.144 146; Museum Catsianum no. 72; STCN 830295496 without the 2 leave extension; USTC 1026321 without the 2 leave extension; cf. Engraved title: Hollstein XXVI 11; R. Schenkeveld-van der Dussen Cats Self-stryt een Arminiaanse tekst in: Tijdschr. voor Ned. taal- en letterkunde 136 2020 pp. 105-126. hardcover
1725réf. ABC_50365Amsterdam 1725. Ca. 160 x 289 cm. Covens & Mortier Mounted on linen folded and kept together in a paper slipcase the whole kept in a book-shaped box. Rare monumental wall map of the County of Holland and the Lordship of Utrecht engraved on forty copper plates and ranking among the most ambitious Dutch wall maps of the 18th century.This edition was published by Covens & Mortier the foremost Amsterdam map publishers of the 18th century and represents the 5th known state of Jacob Aertsz. Colom's 1600-1673 celebrated wall map first published in 1639. The plates had previously passed through the hands of Frederik de Wit 1630-1706 before being acquired by Covens & Mortier who revised the publication by adding a new French title cartouche while making only minor alterations to the original engraving. The imprint advertises the map as consisting of 40 sheets that could be assembled into a wall map measuring 11 by 6 feet.The map presents an extraordinarily detailed survey of Holland and Utrecht depicting every city town village and hamlet together with an intricate network of rivers canals lakes dykes roads polders islands and coastal features. The precision of its topographical information reflects the high standard of Dutch land surveying during the Golden Age and illustrates the intimate relationship between landscape water management and urban development in the Republic.Besides its geographical importance the map is distinguished by its rich decorative programme. Two smaller cartouches contain the Latin title and distance scales while the impressive French title cartouche is lavishly ornamented with allegorical figures and symbols celebrating the prosperity of the Dutch Republic. A fisherman represents the maritime wealth of Holland while a farmer symbolises the agricultural riches of the inland provinces. Above them appears the armorial achievement of the House of Orange flanked by military trophies navigational instruments and exotic fruits visual references to Dutch naval power commerce and colonial expansion. Additional decorative elements include banners rural scenes and sailing vessels all executed in the refined Baroque style characteristic of Dutch decorative cartography.With some occasional browning. Otherwise in very good condition.l Donkersloot no. 704; Koeman Handleiding p. 33; WorldCat 919492820 3 copies; unknown
1792réf. 19594Amsterdam 1792. All drawings carefully tipped onto board leaves several mounted within elegant grey ink-washed borders. With 84 drawings each ca. 7.3 x 12.7 cm. A large and remarkable series of original model drawings prepared for the engraved plates illustrating the Economische Liedjes by Betje Wolff 1783-1804 and Aagje Deken 1741-1804 first published in three volumes by Isaac van Cleef in The Hague in 1781.The engraved plates however were produced much later after the drawings by Pieter Harmen Ionxis and were published separately by J. Allart in Amsterdam between 1792 and 1798 published in 10 parts of 12 plates each. Each plate included its engraved title within the oblong space beneath the image. The present work comprises 84 of the 120 original drawings made for the series one for each song: 9 drawings for the 35 songs of the first volume 40 for the 45 songs of the second volume and 35 for the 40 songs of the third volume. The engraved plates were printed in the same format as these preparatory drawings.The artist Jacob van Meurs 1760-1824 known primarily as a portrait painter and painter of fruit and genre scenes created with this series one of the most significant contributions to Dutch 18th-century book illustration. The Economische Liedjes were written for de gewone burgerluidjes- the ordinary people and lower middle classes - and Van Meurss illustrations reflect this social world with remarkable sensitivity.Unlike the more refined interiors and fashionable costumes found in the illustrations of Jacobus Buijs 1724-1801 who mainly illustrated works aimed at the prosperous middle classes Van Meurs depicted a more modest and soberer environment: servants craftsmen gardeners small tradesmen and ordinary household scenes. His drawings provide an unusually vivid insight into the clothing domestic surroundings and daily life of the Dutch bourgeoisie in the second half of the 18th century. Accompanied by a computer-printed index listing the titles of all songs illustrated by the drawings. Otherwise in very good condition.l Cf. Buijnsters Bibliogr. Wolff & Deken 121; E. de la Fontaine Verwey Illustr. Letterk. Werken XVIIIe Eeuw p. 120 ff. hardcover
réf. 73621CBAltona Joh. Fr. Hammerich 1805. Mamror. Ppbd. d. Zt. m. handschr. Rsch. Einband etwas beschabt. Oben fehlen a. 15 cm des Rückens. Rückengelenk unten ca. 5 cm eingerissen. Exlibris. Papier teils etwas fleckig. Altona, Joh. Fr. Hammerich 1805. unknown
réf. 10042London John M. Watkins. 1965 2nd imp. 2 volumes in cloth no dustjackets xxvi 407; 408-849 pp minimal traces of use good set London, John M. Watkins hardcover
réf. 1308381989. First Edition. Signed. LAWRENCE Jacob. Paintings and Drawings. Pinturas y Dibujos. Claremont California: Scripps College 1989. Quarto original printed paper wrappers; pp. 80. Housed in a custom clamshell box. $7500.First edition of this generously illustrated exhibition catalogue including 33 reproductions of LawrenceÕs arresting work 20 in color inscribed on the title page by the artist in the year of the exhibition ÒTo: Regina Jacob Lawrence à 7/26/89.Ó""The first artist to document through his art the African-American experience as an important chapter of American historyÉ Lawrence combined the patchwork elements of synthetic Cubism and the use of bold solid colors and flat forms in the manner of Henri Matisse with a clear sense of black identityÉ Lawrence's greatest artistic strengths were his use of vibrant color and his ability to tell stories"" ANB. This illustrated catalogue from a 1989 exhibition at Scripps College in Claremont California features numerous black-and-white photographs from Lawrence's life and 33 reproductions of his work 20 in color. Text in English and Spanish. Very light rubbing and toning. A scarce inscribed copy in near-fine condition. unknown
2002réf. 220896New York: Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam 2002. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in a Near Fine dust jacket. Owner name inked on second front end page.; 352 pages. Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam hardcover
