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français 0 1909' p. 253 à 312 (60 p.). Fascicule orig., extrait de la série TOUR DU MONDE de l'année et semestre indiqués. Gravures ou photographies in-t et h-t. Format 21 x 29cm. Ex. collé en couverture d'attente, illustrée, carton rouge ou vert. Bonne présentation. TOUR-DU-MONDE VOYAGES ITALIE NAPLES CAMPANIE.
français 0 1862, br, 15 p. Fascicule orig., extrait de la série TOUR DU MONDE de l'année et semestre indiqués. Gravures ou photographies in-t et h-t. Format 21 x 29cm. Ex. collé en couverture d'attente, illustrée, carton rouge ou vert. Bonne présentation. TOUR DU MONDE.VOYAGE.ITALIE. NAPLES
Napoli, 1845, 21,5 x 14,5 cm., holandesa piel de época, portada + VII + 381 págs. + plano de Nápoles plegado + 9 láminas, 8 de ellas plegadas + mapa plegado de los alrededores de Nápoles. (Ejemplar falto de una lámina).
1950Colour plate frontispiece; numerous photographs. Index. vii, 264 pages. Light edgewear and corner wear to red cloth covers.
1979Harold Acton examines the factors and events leading up to the attempted murder in 1478 of Lorenzo and Giuliano de Medici by the Pazzi family supported by Pope Sixtus IV. With 39 illustrations. Includes Index. 128 pages. Green cloth covers with gilt title on spine and gilt vignette on front cover.
1895The Art of Drawing and the Art of Literature brought together by John Ruskin with plates representing different periods and styles. Covers have small stains and general darkening. Inscription on front free endpaper dated 1897. Browning to endpapers. Some fingermarks on page margins. Plates all in good condition.
1815Aquatint etching by Gallo Gallina with original hand coloring on wove (vellin) paper. Original blindstamp at bottom right image. Sheet size: 26 x 36 cm.; image size: 14 x 16,5 cm. Framed around 1900. Old collection stamp.
1997Full blue cloth boards with illustration of shoemaker hunched over bench printed on cover. 6 3/8"w x 9"h. 239 pages. Many b&w photos. Small tears on the edges of a few pages. Small tears on edge worn dust jacket. The life story of the high-end shoesmaker to the stars and retailer of Italian footwear, bags, accessories & more for men & women.
1993A clean, unmarked book with a tght binding. Crease on spine. 278 pages. 8 1/8"w x 11 5/8"h. Many b&w photos. Exhibition catalog for a MOMA show. "The exhibition of more than eighty films from 1909 through 1992 focus on Naples and its surroundings in the region of Campania: The ountryside, sea towns, and islands. This is a popular cinema, a cottage industry often literally 'fatto in casa' (made at home) that found a 'second home' in New York."
2017Book is in excellent condition. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. Contents include: Itallian flatbreads, Neapolitan pizza, un maestro, Pizzajuolo, Italy's best Pizza maker, tools of the trade, Ingredients and toppings,
1958Book is in excellent condition with creaseless, colorful covers. Binding is solid with sharp corners on the covers, no blemishes to the exterior, text and interior are clean with no marking of any kind on age-toned paper. The glue in this perfect binding is over 50 years old and is likely fragile. Short b&w photo section.
1895pp. x, 415, (8) [Publisher's catalogue] + Plus Frontis and Photogravure Portraits. XLib. 8vo. Original full cloth binding, lettered in gold. Hardbound. Events of our Time series. Very good. EUROPE BOX 1
1895pp. viii, 240 + Plus frontis. XLib stamp on title page and elsewhere. Library bookplate. 8vo. Original full red cloth binding. Spine sun faded. FRENG 5
1894340p. + Plus frontis and full page plates with tissue guards. Top edge gold. Uncut. First signature loose. XLib stamp on title page and elsewhere. XLib bookplate. 8vo. Original full blue cloth binding intricately decorated in gold and navy. Spine very slightly faded. Hardbound. Though XLib, this is still a very nice copy. TRAVEL/2
1887pp. ix, 320. XLib bookplate. 8vo. Original full cloth binding. Gilt lettered spine slightly faded. Hardbound. This is the first book written by Charles Eliot Norton (1827-1908), the famed American scholar and educator. As professor of the history of art at Harvard (1875-98) and as a man of letters he had a stimulating influence on his time. This account of his Italian travels (1855-1857) in journal form was first published in 1859. Concentrating on Italian history and art, it covers: the Italian Riviera; Genoa; Florence; Rome; Naples; Etc. Norton also has some unkind things to say about the Roman Church and Papal Government. Though XLib, this is still a nice copy. TRAVEL/2
1853pp. 407, (7) [Publisher's catalogue] + Engraved Portrait Frontis. All edges marbled. Damp stained. Foxed. Early XLib from Ohio School Library, Independence, OH. Marbled endpapers. 8vo. Original leather spine over cloth boards. Gilt lettered spine. Binding worn and stained. Hardbound. AMERICANA BOX 2
1833In-16°, (3), 400, 4 carte ripiegate (carta geografica generale, carta di Napoli, Palazzo reale di Caserta, carta della Sicilia), 30 tavole (mancano il Tempio di Ercole a Cori, Piscina ammirabile, Cento Camerelle, ma in aggiunta alle carte non presenti nell’indice vi sono l’Accademia reale degli Studi e l’interno dell’anfiteatro di Pozzuoli). Legatura in mezza pelle coeva.
1553In-4°, (80 cc), presenza di molte glosse coeve di più mani, alcune correzioni al testo, legatura in mezza pergamena moderna, due capilettera figurati. Al frontespizio nota di possesso manoscritta di William Godolphin (1635-1696), diplomatico e grande collezionista inglese. Ex libris Pagel. Dedica a Marco Antonio Colonna, firmata ex Accademia Pisana. Buone condizioni. Edizione originale dell’opera filosofico-epistemiologica di Simone Porzio, aristotelico radicale, materialista convinto, sostenitore della mortalità dell’anima. Questa è la sua più importante opera di fisica, in cui l’autore si inserisce nella disputa sul determinismo. Pensatore originale, uno dei primi grandi filosofi napoletani, profondo conoscitore dei testi in greco, Porzio fu il maggior esponente a Napoli della corrente degli ‘alessandristi’ (sostenitori della mortalità dell’anima; contro di lui scrisse Giacomo Antonio Marta), e ispiratore del pensiero di Bernardino Telesio; sosteneva la separazione di filosofia e teologia. Aristotele è accolto qui attraverso il suo interprete più famoso, Alessandro di Afrodisia (II-III sec. d.C), autore tra l’altro di uno scritto sul fato, contrario ad ogni forma di determinismo. In quest’opera Porzio definisce, approfondisce ed esamina in due libri i concetti aristotelici di materia e natura. Infine, dopo aver parlato delle cause efficienti, arriva discutere di ciò che stava diventando realmente interessante: il problema del fato e della libertà, citando Platone, Plotino, Aristotele, Crisippo. Fatum est lex nobis promulgata, instar divinae mentis. La totale libertà è negata all’essere umano, sostiene Porzio anche in due opuscoli precedenti, perché solo l’individuo che esiste in se stesso può avere completa libertà. La sua posizione si orienta verso una visione sempre più naturalistica, che riproponendo il valore centrale della visione e dell’esperienza nell’indagine dei fatti, automaticamente rinuncia alla spiegazione di questi attraverso il sacro e il miracoloso. Simone Porzio (1497-1554), filosofo napoletano, medico e professore di filosofia naturale tra le Università di Napoli e Pisa (qui per la seconda volta tra il 1545 e il ’53); a Napoli fu allievo di Agostino Nifo. E.Garin, History of Italian Philosophy, I, 362 Cesare Vasoli, Tra Aristotele, Alessandro di Afrodisia e Juan de Valdès: note su Simone Porzio, in Rivista di storia della filosofia, 4, 2001 Eva del Soldato, Simone Porzio: un aristotelico tra natura e grazia. istituto nazionale di Studi sul Rinascimento, 6, 2010 In-4 °, (80 cc), presence of many contemporary glosses by different hands, some corrections to the text, binding in modern half vellum, two figured initials. On the title page handwritten ownership note by William Godolphin (1635-1696), diplomat and great English collector. Ex libris Pagel. Dedication to Marco Antonio Colonna, by the former Accademia Pisana. Good copy. Original edition of the philosophical-epistemological work of Simone Porzio, radical Aristotelian, convinced materialist, advocate of the mortality of the soul. This is his most important work on phisics, in which the author is part of the dispute over determinism. Original thinker, one of the first great Neapolitan philosophers, profound connoisseur of Greek texts, Porzio was the greatest exponent in Naples of the current of the 'Alexandrians' (supporters of the mortality of the soul; Giacomo Antonio Marta wrote against him), and inspirer of the thought of Bernardino Telesio; he advocated the separation of philosophy and theology. Aristotle is introduced here through his most famous interpreter, Alexander of Aphrodisias (II-III century AD), author, among other things, of a writing on fate, contrary to any form of determinism. In this work, Porzio defines, deepens and examines the Aristotelian concepts of matter and nature in two books. Finally, after talking about efficient causes, he comes to discuss what was becoming really interesting: the problem of fate and freedom, quoting Plato, Plotinus, Aristotle, Chrysippus. Fatum est lex nobis promulgata, instar divinae mentis. Total freedom is denied to the human being, as Porzio stated in two previous pamphlets, because only the individual who exists in himself can have complete freedom. His position is oriented towards an increasingly naturalistic vision, which by re-proposing the central value of vision and experience in the investigation of facts, automatically renounces the explanation of these through the sacred and the miraculous. Simone Porzio (1497-1554), Neapolitan philosopher, doctor and professor of natural philosophy between the Universities of Naples and Pisa (here for the second time between 1545 and '53); in Naples he was a pupil of Agostino Nifo. E. Garin, History of Italian Philosophy, I, 362 Cesare Vasoli, Between Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias and Juan de Valdès: notes on Simone Porzio, in Review of the history of philosophy, 4, 2001 Eva del Soldato, Simone Porzio: an Aristotelian between nature and grace. National Institute of Renaissance Studies, 6, 2010
in-8°, 514 pages, reliure demi-chagrin à coins d’epoque, dos à 4 nerfs, p. de t., fil. et roul. dor. Mors leg. fendus, tête et coins us., rousseurs. [CA28-2]
in-8 (21x15), 273 pages, carte depliante, broche, couv., jaquette illustree. Jaquette us., papier jauni sinon bon etat. [BL-3]
in-4 carré, non pag., nombreuses photographies et gravures, cartonnage de l'éditeur sous étui papier fort. Tres bel exemplaire, tres frais. [HP-4]
Hardback in-4, 264 pp, frontispice sous serpente, nombreuses photographies et gravures (plusieurs en couleurs pleine page), reliure demi-cuir à coins, dos à 5 nerfs, titre doré. VG COPY. [VER-2]
in-8°, 614 pages, 123 illustrations, 6 cartes, 3 index, broche, couv. ill. Bel exemplaire. [GE-2] Photographies de Ferrante Ferranti.
in-8, broché souple sous jaquette illustrée. Très bel exemplaire. [NV-3]
in-16, 621 pp, broché souple Bel exemplaire. [P-6]