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1870Best.-Nr. 27447Venice: Colombo Coen 1870. Photography. Otherwise very good condition. Colombo Coen was a prolific Jewish publisher based in Italy from the 1850s-70s. He was the author of a popular guide book "A Week in Venice: A Complete Guide-book to the City and Its Environs 1869. "Paved with water .the Grand Canal is the finest street in Venice and one of the finest in the world." Of the Piazza San Marco he says "one of the finest squares in the world; not the largest – for Trafalgar Square is larger – or the most regular – for it is crooked compared with the Place de la Concorde – but it defies London and Paris to produce its equal." He culminates with "One Venice one sun and one Piazza San Marco. This is the boast of the Venetians." The Images are of St. Mark's Basilica San Marco Square Rialto Bridge Grand Canal gondolas. Images approx. 7 x 5" laid down on decorative light green board 10 1/4 x 8 1/2". Albumen photos dusty slt fox spotting. Photo lithographic images dusty with title' Venezia' at top and in lower left corner "Stab. Colombo Coen Porc Vecch No 139. 140 Colombo Coen unknown
2001"a rich, colorful, and provocative history of the world's most fascinating city in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, when it was at the peak of its glory. This was not the city of decadence, carnival, and nostalgia familiar to us from later centuries. It was a ruthless imperial city, with a shrewd commercial base, like ancient Athens, which it resembles in its combination of art and sea empire. The structure of Venetian society was based on its distinctive practice of religion: Venice elected its priests, defied the authority of papal Rome, and organized its liturgy around a lay leader (the doge)" 414p+ 16 pages of colour plates.illus, Remainder mark, else as new Book
1919Best.-Nr. ED8-606Milan, Cesare Capello, (ca. 1919). original paperback, small 8vo, 126 pages with some images, with map of the city and estuary, some small drawing on the back of the copy, apart from that good
1909Best.-Nr. 53224Venice & Los Angeles CA: Abbot Kinney Co. Nov. 20 1909. One large silver gelatin photo sized 7.5 x 9.25 in. mounted on thin gray studio board sized 10.5 x 13.5 in. block lettering on verso referring to date and indicating it was sent by the Abbot Kinney Co. minor creasing to image very slight minor scuffing still a VG- image with strong bright contrast. An exceedingly scarce original promotional photo for the Aquarium & Museum built at the end of Abbott Kinney’s famed amusement pier and patronized by visitors on the Balloon Route Excursion train operated by the Los Angeles Pacific Railroad Electric Railway Co. The Venice Aquarium was opened in January 1909 on Kinney’s Pier and featured some of the finest marine specimens of any private or public Aquarium on the West Coast. A fish hatchery and sea lions were located in the rear of the aquarium. The aquarium later became the official marine biological station for the University of Southern California. Unfortunately in 1920 a month after the death of Kinney the entire pier was destroyed in a fire including the popular aquarium. See: Loomis Westside Chronicles: Historic Studies of West Los Angeles 2012; Westland Network Venice History Part 3 2009. Abbot Kinney Co., unknown
1985In-8, brossura (tracce d’uso), pp. 168, completamente illustrato con fotografie dell’autore a Venice Beach. In buono stato (good copy).
Best.-Nr. 17-6463Venice: Venice Biennale 1978. 8vo. 200 pp. Softcover. Five staple bound booklets in cardboard box. 3D glasses included. Very good. Text in Italian English and Danish.Provenance:From the collection of the Peter Norton Family Foundation Santa Monica CA. In 2003 Norton the founder of Norton Utilities became the chairman of the board of MoMA PS1. Venice: Venice Biennale, 1978 paperback
2004Best.-Nr. Q-0738520993Arcadia Publishing 2004-07-13. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Arcadia Publishing paperback
2010Best.-Nr. 041526-ZLos Ageles CA.: ACE Gallery 2010. Book. Illus. by Jay M. Johnson . Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. Limited Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Limited Edition of 1000 copies Green cloth hardcover with paste down color image white letters on spine slipcase is green cloth with white letters on edge 119 page book. This copy is signed by Jay Mark Johnson date in the year of publication 2010 and inscribed. Illustrated with most full page color photo images by a collection of work by the people of Venice California. Condition : Book is FINE slipcase is NEAR FINE with light rubs. . ACE Gallery Hardcover
1995A bit of foxing to endpapers and textblock. Else minor shelfwear. Very light shelfwear to DJ. ; Photographs; 10.0 X 10.0 X 0.9 inches; 252 pages
18938vo., First Edition, with maps and plans; original cloth, uncut, bckstrip chipped with minor loss at head and tail, corners rubbed else a good, clean copy. A second edition was published in 1895. The first edition is scarce.
1912Best.-Nr. 38943London: Adam & Charles Black 1912. Thick tall 8vo. x 222 2 pp. Colour frntsp. 74 colour plates. Decrtd blue cloth gilt lettrng & decrnt white decrtn t.e.g. slght shlfwr vry mnr foxing still a VG copy w/ frmr ownrshp inscrptn on ffep. First edition early printing of this lavishly illustrated travelogue through Edwardian Venice. Adam & Charles Black, hardcover
Corners bumped and to base of spine with some tears to base of spine; some discoloration of boards. Else Very Good in a chipped and torn dustjacket; unmarked except for a gift inscription on the front pastedown. ; N. D. (early 1950's). 70pp of photographs, some in color. ; Couleurs Du Monde; B&W Photographs; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; 70 pages
Gr. In-8, 146p. Edition limitée et numérotée 1/1000 exemplaires sur Rives. Illustré d'aquarelles et de dessins de Henri Huot. Exemplaire agréablement relié, en parfaite condition.
1971Catalogue de l'exposition présentée en 1971 au Musée de l'Orangerie, à Paris: 332 n°s avec vignettes en noir et 4 planches couleurs et notices des conservateurs Roseline BACOU, Michel LACLOTTE, Anne-Marie de LEYRITZ, Pierre ROSENBERG; précédé d'un texte de l'historien de l'art vénitien Nicola IVANOFF (1901-1977): "La France et Venise au XVIIIe siècle - Relations artistiques"; introduction de Gaston PALEWSKI, homme politique et diplomate (1901-1984); bibliographie. Français
PARIS, Galerie Miromesnil - 1978 - Catalogue d'exposition du 27 avril au 15 juin 1978 - In-8 carré - Broché - Couverture rempliée illustrée en couleurs - Traduction de l'italien par Evelyne Balboni - Reproductions NB hors texte - Non paginé (environ 80 pages) - Très bel exemplaire
in-8°, 308 pages, notes, broche, couverture illustree plast. Tres bel exemplaire. [HI-7]
in-4° 221 pp., tables chronologiques, cartonnage illustre + jaquette rhodoïde, dos skai. Bel exemplaire. [P-8]
2006Edition originale de cet ouvrage publié par l'écrivain et poète Gil JOUANARD (1937-2021), livrant l'intime et poétique vision de "sa" Venise: "D'un revers de main, j'écarte les frondaisons architecturales pour m'enfoncer dans une jungle pluviale, dont chaque volute est aussi liane et tentacule, bras de méduse et chevelure de Pythie, Gorgone et Mélusine. [...] C'est le territoire du retour éternel aux origines de notre mémoire d'amphibien [...] Une légère secousse de la main de Neptune, un coup d'épaule sismique de Vulcain, et tout ceci retournerait au roseau, à la salicorne, à l'aster, aux volubilis et à l'euphorbe, sous l'oeil gourmand des foulques, des hérons, des martins-pêcheurs et des poules d'eau."; ornée de 16 dessins aquarellés de Jean-Christophe DONNADIEU; extraits du catalogue éditeur in fine. Français
Gérard Monfort, 1992, 133 pp., broché, traces d'usage, état correct.
2003Best.-Nr. 51272ABParis, Union centrale des art decoratifs, 2003. 4° (27x23) 143 p., avec nombreuses illustrations, reliure d'editeur souple, comme neuf,
2006Grand livre du mois, 2006. In-8 broché de 508 pages illustrées. Très bon état
grand in-8°, 479 pages, ill. in-t. n., notes, bibliogr., index, rel. cartonnage ed. Tres bel exemplaire. [CA26/3] Un grand livre sur l’avènement de l’opéra public au XVIIe siècle, avec la passage du Mécénat de cour au théâtre payant ouvert à tous, à l’époque de Claudio Monteverdi et Francesco Cavalli...
In-4, 78p. Illustré de 5 photographies tirées en sépia.
1935Réédition en 2 volumes, au "texte mis à jour par l'auteur" et traduit par Paul-Henri MICHEL, historien d'art italianiste (1894-1964), d'un ouvrage publié en 1926 par le critique d'art et historien Pompeo MOLMENTI (1852-1928). Exemplaire bien complet des 2 volumes, l'un de texte (avec 6 illustrations) et l'autre de planches de 95 illustrations, avec table des illustrations des 2 volumes. Français
2009La passe du vent, 2009. In-8 carré broché de 115 pages illustrées. Très bon état
