20.169 Ergebnisse
2014Best.-Nr. LFA-126749125Un ouvrage non paginé, format 125 x 175 mm, illustré, relié cartonnage souple couleurs, publié en 2014, Guides Gallimard, bon état
1975Best.-Nr. tap45618,8 cm X 21,2 cm, 10 pp de texte + 89 planches photographiques N&B + 1planche photographique couleurs, couverture souple illustrée.
Madrid, en la Oficina de Pantaleón Aznar, 1784. 8vo.; 3 hs., 324 pp., 9 hs., Con 9 láminas (de 11), una de las cuales muestra el interior de una imprenta. Faltan 5 hojas de preliminares y las páginas 295/296 y 297/298. Encuadernación en piel de la época, con tejuelo.
Barcelona, Imprenta de Antonio Sierra y Martí, 1835. 8vo.; 1 h., IV-207 pp., 2 hs., con 11 curiosísimas láminas xilográficas, ingenuas copias de las grabadas en cobre por F. Asensio, una de las cuales muestra el interior de una imprenta. Encuadernación en pergamino de la época.
Best.-Nr. a58121Cordoba 1881 El Eco de Cordoba. In Spanish. 8vo. 200pp. marbled boards with blue leather backstrip. Good plus light rubbing on leather some wear on edges and corners. hardcover
1970Best.-Nr. 553708San Francisco: The San Francisco Comic Book Co 1970. Softcover. Very Good. First printing. Octavo. Illustrated stapled wrappers. Very good with oxidation at the staples toning to the interior pages and general creasing and rubbing. Contributors include Robert Crumb S. Clay Wilson Dan O'Neill Spain Rodriguez and Rick Griffin among others. The San Francisco Comic Book Co unknown
1970Best.-Nr. 553708San Francisco: The San Francisco Comic Book Co 1970. Softcover. Very Good. First printing. Octavo. Illustrated stapled wrappers. Very good with oxidation at the staples toning to the interior pages and general creasing and rubbing. Contributors include Robert Crumb S. Clay Wilson Dan O'Neill Spain Rodriguez and Rick Griffin among others. The San Francisco Comic Book Co unknown books
1974Best.-Nr. 553305San Francisco: Print Mint Comics 1974. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. 12mo. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Near fine or better with price sticker on covers as usually with many copies. Anthology with work from Robert Crumb S. Clay Wilson Spain Rodriguez and Gilbert Shelton. Print Mint Comics unknown books
1987Best.-Nr. 553779Berkeley: Last Gasp 1987. Softcover. Fine. First printing. Magazine. Quarto. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Fine. Comic anthology with contributions from Robert Crumb Spain Rodriguez Mary Fleener Carol Ann Tyler Harvey Pekar Aline Komnsky-Crumb and Robert Armstrong among others. Last Gasp unknown books
1981Best.-Nr. 553777Berkeley: Last Gasp 1981. Softcover. Fine. Second printing. Magazine. Quarto. Stapled illustrated wrappers. Fine. Comic anthology with contributions from Robert Crumb Spain Rodriguez Terry Zwigoff Harry S. Robins N.F. Pettingill and Aline Komnsky-Crumb. Last Gasp unknown books
1975Best.-Nr. 121411975 Barcelona: Editorial Blume, 1975,in4 reliure editeur;Boards. 1st. Generously illustrated in b&w and color. Text in Spanish
1721Best.-Nr. 55346Spain: Chancellary Court of Granada 1721. Original manuscript. Hardcover. Fine. Small folio 33 by 22 cm / 11-7/8 by 7-7/8 in. Illuminated manuscript on vellum. Main text in black ink masterfully penned in fine clear Gothic style ruled and bordered in red. 82 unnumbered leaves 4 blank comprising 6 full-page miniatures and 144 pages of text generally 32 lines per page. 36 richly illuminated bands with initials appear throughout the text with occasional ornate initials in black ink. The finely detailed miniatures are painted in rich colors and decorated with metallic gold and silver. The royal seal of Philip V of Spain is stamped in black ink at the bottom margin on the recto of all text leaves as well as the final three blanks; the initials of a royal notary appear at the bottom margin of each page of text. Bound in contemporary crimson velvet lightly rubbed with decorative brocade ribbon ties worn and frayed. All edges gilt; crimson silk guards bound-in to protect the miniatures and illuminated bands. Text in Spanish. Manuscript on vellum fine and clean throughout. Overall a very well-preserved bound document. Sumptuously illustrated 18th-century manuscript nobility patent carta ejecutoria de hidalguia commissioned by the De la Barra family of Castile to memorialize the recognition of its noble status in the reign of Philip V King of Spain. As depicted in the illustrated family tree and noted at the opening of the text the family traces their noble ancestry back through five generations to Don Bartholome de la Barra y Zuñiga. "During the late medieval era many individuals received the honor of hidalgo status the lowest rank of nobility but with the passage of time this noble status was not always locally recognized. If a person or family was willing to submit a documented family history to local officials of the Chamber of Hijosdalgo of the Chancellery Court of either Valladolid of Granada they could sue for formal recognition" Neary. While few succeeded in these suits those who did would often commission luxury copies of the paperwork bound with the royal seal. While customized for each family the text and images of these nobility patents follow a standardized template which must elaborate on three key themes: religious devotion; service to the crown; and purity of blood limpieza de sangre. The latter required that the family demonstrate the absence of Jewish Muslim or "heretical" ancestry. As is commonly the case the present example opens with an image of the Virgin Mary here receiving the devotion of four members of the De la Barra family depicted on their knees before a sumptuously appointed church altar. The facing image depicts the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove looking down upon the infant Jesus. The other full-page miniatures depict the De la Barra family tree; their coat of arms King Philip V; and the royal coat of arms. The richly illuminated bands contain the names of De la Barra family members or introduce key sequences in the presentation and disposition of the suit. The final four pages of text comprise an official copy of the court's final decision. Penned in an ordinary scribal hand this concluding document was usually written on paper; in the present case the declaration appears on parchment at the special request of the family. The document is signed by Santiago Alcalde y Linares royal notary escribano and dated 3 July 1721. Provenance: The engraved bookplates of C. L. F. Robinson Newport Rhode Island and Mary MacMillin Norton appear on the opening blank leaf. Charles L. F. Robinson 1874-1916 described in the auction sale catalogue of his library as "a liberal and discriminating collector of rare books" who acquired many volumes from the Hoe and Huth collections was best known as a collector of rare Americana. A clipping from the auction catalogue lot 595 describing the present manuscript is laid in; a typescript of the description is tipped in at the inner margin along with another printed catalogue description possibly from another sale. Robinson served at one time as president of the Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company of Hartford Connecticut. The Anderson Galleries Catalogue of Rare Books Comprising the Valuable Library of the Late Col. Charles L. F. Robinson of Hartford Conn. lot 595 p. 136; E. A. Neary "Spanish Golden Age Nobility Documents" in: Digital Collections for the Classroom. Online via Newberry Library April 13 2023. [Chancellary Court of Granada] hardcover
1721Best.-Nr. 55346Spain: Chancellary Court of Granada 1721. Original manuscript. Hardcover. Fine. Small folio 33 by 22 cm / 11-7/8 by 7-7/8 in. Illuminated manuscript on vellum. Main text in black ink masterfully penned in fine clear Gothic style ruled and bordered in red. 82 unnumbered leaves 4 blank comprising 6 full-page miniatures and 144 pages of text generally 32 lines per page. 36 richly illuminated bands with initials appear throughout the text with occasional ornate initials in black ink. The finely detailed miniatures are painted in rich colors and decorated with metallic gold and silver. The royal seal of Philip V of Spain is stamped in black ink at the bottom margin on the recto of all text leaves as well as the final three blanks; the initials of a royal notary appear at the bottom margin of each page of text. Bound in contemporary crimson velvet lightly rubbed with decorative brocade ribbon ties worn and frayed. All edges gilt; crimson silk guards bound-in to protect the miniatures and illuminated bands. Text in Spanish. Manuscript on vellum fine and clean throughout. Overall a very well-preserved bound document. Sumptuously illustrated 18th-century manuscript nobility patent carta ejecutoria de hidalguia commissioned by the De la Barra family of Castile to memorialize the recognition of its noble status in the reign of Philip V King of Spain. As depicted in the illustrated family tree and noted at the opening of the text the family traces their noble ancestry back through five generations to Don Bartholome de la Barra y Zuñiga. "During the late medieval era many individuals received the honor of hidalgo status the lowest rank of nobility but with the passage of time this noble status was not always locally recognized. If a person or family was willing to submit a documented family history to local officials of the Chamber of Hijosdalgo of the Chancellery Court of either Valladolid of Granada they could sue for formal recognition" Neary. While few succeeded in these suits those who did would often commission luxury copies of the paperwork bound with the royal seal. While customized for each family the text and images of these nobility patents follow a standardized template which must elaborate on three key themes: religious devotion; service to the crown; and purity of blood limpieza de sangre. The latter required that the family demonstrate the absence of Jewish Muslim or "heretical" ancestry. As is commonly the case the present example opens with an image of the Virgin Mary here receiving the devotion of four members of the De la Barra family depicted on their knees before a sumptuously appointed church altar. The facing image depicts the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove looking down upon the infant Jesus. The other full-page miniatures depict the De la Barra family tree; their coat of arms King Philip V; and the royal coat of arms. The richly illuminated bands contain the names of De la Barra family members or introduce key sequences in the presentation and disposition of the suit. The final four pages of text comprise an official copy of the court's final decision. Penned in an ordinary scribal hand this concluding document was usually written on paper; in the present case the declaration appears on parchment at the special request of the family. The document is signed by Santiago Alcalde y Linares royal notary escribano and dated 3 July 1721. Provenance: The engraved bookplates of C. L. F. Robinson Newport Rhode Island and Mary MacMillin Norton appear on the opening blank leaf. Charles L. F. Robinson 1874-1916 described in the auction sale catalogue of his library as "a liberal and discriminating collector of rare books" who acquired many volumes from the Hoe and Huth collections was best known as a collector of rare Americana. A clipping from the auction catalogue lot 595 describing the present manuscript is laid in; a typescript of the description is tipped in at the inner margin along with another printed catalogue description possibly from another sale. Robinson served at one time as president of the Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company of Hartford Connecticut. The Anderson Galleries Catalogue of Rare Books Comprising the Valuable Library of the Late Col. Charles L. F. Robinson of Hartford Conn. lot 595 p. 136; E. A. Neary "Spanish Golden Age Nobility Documents" in: Digital Collections for the Classroom. Online via Newberry Library April 13 2023. [Chancellary Court of Granada] hardcover books
1961Best.-Nr. 16491Edition Maeght, Paris, 1961. ca 39x28cm, Mehrere ineinander gelegte, in der Mitte gefaltete Bögen. Mit 4 originalen Lithographien (3x farbig, 1 x s/w) von Chillida. Desweiteren mehrseitige Fotodokumentation von Objekten der Ausstellung. Diese Ausgabe erschien wohl zu einer Ausstellung von Chillida. Textlich werden einzelne Objekte der Exposition aufgeführt. Einband mit leichten Flecken. Gutes Exemplar. Good copy.
1986Best.-Nr. 16497Le Revue de Belles-Lettres N°3-4, Geneve, 1986. 196(2) Seiten, Blockbuchbindung, ca. 26,5x19,5cm, OBütteneinband Lose beigelegt: (Format ca. 26x18cm) signierte und nummerierte Originalradierung von Antoni Tapies [HC IX/XXV]. Druck auf unbeschnittenem Bütten. Illustrationen von Eduardo Chillida, Chu Ta, Alberto Giacometti, Joan Miró, Antoni Tapies, Wang Hui. Der Bütteneinband und der Buchschnitt mit Stockflecken. Vorliegend eins von 25 Exemplaren römisch nummerierten Exemplaren für die Mitarbeiter (Nr. IX) mit der beigelegten Grafik. With an original graphics by Tapies, limited for 25 copies. Wikipediaauszug: "Jacques Dupin (* 4. März 1927 in Privas; ? 27. Oktober 2012 in Paris[) war ein französischer Dichter, Schriftsteller und Kunstkritiker. Seine Texte erweckten die Bewunderung von Autoren und Künstlern wie Antoni Tàpies; Paul Auster übersetzte seine Gedichte ins Englische." [2 Warenabbildungen]
Best.-Nr. 1021034037.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 1022606603.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1711Best.-Nr. 50903Alagon Zaragoza Spain 1711. Hardcover. Folio. 12x9". 8 leaves the final leaf backed in paper. Manuscript bound in limp vellum. Protected with 2 paper leaves and 2 maroon silk sheets bound and encased within plain contemporary paper-backed vellum covers with cloth string ties. Contains 2 leaves with gorgeous full-page illustrations elaborately hand-colored in ink and gilt the first depicting the family arms of García the second with the royal arms of Don Felipe within decorative borders. Fine clear cursive hand in black ink within two sets of double-ruled borders 25 lines per page; 7 gold capitals superimposed on a landscape within square black borders mark the sub-sections of the text followed by initial lines in gilt letters. Text and illuminations fine and clean; vellum covers lightly soiled. Text block now loose within covers. Early eighteenth-century illuminated "carta de hidalguia" manuscript a patent of nobility for one Alonso García an inhabitant of Montejo de la Vega de la Serrezuela in the Spanish province of Segovia Castilla and León. The motto appearing on his arms reads: García De Arriba Nadie Diga May No One Speak from Above. The royal decree of King Felipe V is dated 5 May 1711; the document was notarized on 12 June 1711 in Alagón a municipality located in the Spanish province of Zaragoza. In addition to the notarial stamp of the king Yo el Rey at least four witnesses have signed the manuscript on the final page. The document concludes with the formula: "El Mgd. Majestad hace merced à Alonso García vecino y natural del lugar de Montejo de la Vega de que por los días de su Vida pueda gozar; y ser reputado en la dicha Villa y demas partes que residiere por hijodaldgo y obtener las preheminencias que por ello le tocaren." The Majesty grants Alonso García a resident and native of Montejo de la Vega that he may enjoy for the days of his life and be well-regarded as a noble in that town and other places in which he may reside and obtain the privileges to which he is entitled. References: Revista de historia y de genealogía española 1912-1931 p.102: Alonzo García is noted in a list of those ennobled in the State of Castilla Castile since the year 1710. hardcover
1711Best.-Nr. 50903Alagon Zaragoza Spain 1711. Hardcover. Folio. 12x9". 8 leaves the final leaf backed in paper. Manuscript bound in limp vellum. Protected with 2 paper leaves and 2 maroon silk sheets bound and encased within plain contemporary paper-backed vellum covers with cloth string ties. Contains 2 leaves with gorgeous full-page illustrations elaborately hand-colored in ink and gilt the first depicting the family arms of García the second with the royal arms of Don Felipe within decorative borders. Fine clear cursive hand in black ink within two sets of double-ruled borders 25 lines per page; 7 gold capitals superimposed on a landscape within square black borders mark the sub-sections of the text followed by initial lines in gilt letters. Text and illuminations fine and clean; vellum covers lightly soiled. Text block now loose within covers. Early eighteenth-century illuminated "carta de hidalguia" manuscript a patent of nobility for one Alonso García an inhabitant of Montejo de la Vega de la Serrezuela in the Spanish province of Segovia Castilla and León. The motto appearing on his arms reads: García De Arriba Nadie Diga May No One Speak from Above. The royal decree of King Felipe V is dated 5 May 1711; the document was notarized on 12 June 1711 in Alagón a municipality located in the Spanish province of Zaragoza. In addition to the notarial stamp of the king Yo el Rey at least four witnesses have signed the manuscript on the final page. The document concludes with the formula: "El Mgd. Majestad hace merced à Alonso García vecino y natural del lugar de Montejo de la Vega de que por los días de su Vida pueda gozar; y ser reputado en la dicha Villa y demas partes que residiere por hijodaldgo y obtener las preheminencias que por ello le tocaren." The Majesty grants Alonso García a resident and native of Montejo de la Vega that he may enjoy for the days of his life and be well-regarded as a noble in that town and other places in which he may reside and obtain the privileges to which he is entitled. References: Revista de historia y de genealogía española 1912-1931 p.102: Alonzo García is noted in a list of those ennobled in the State of Castilla Castile since the year 1710. hardcover books
Best.-Nr. c3595Paris, Michel, Lévy frères, 1869 ; 1 volume grand in-18°, demi-chagrin rouge de l'époque , dos à nerfs cernés de filets à froid, titre doré;3ff.,434pp.
1958Best.-Nr. 5769Stuttgart, Metzler, 1958. 234 S., 1 Bl. OLeinen mit OSchutzumschlag. Gr.-8°.
1803Best.-Nr. 20964Leipzig, Gräff, 1803. XXIV, 293 SS., 1 Bl. Vlgs.-Anz.; IV, 291 SS. 8°. - 18,5:11 cm. Blaue Interims-Umschläge der Zeit mit Rückenschild.
Zaragoza, Ayuntamiento, 1946. 4to. mayor; 151 pp. Ilustraciones fotográficas. Cubiertas originales.
