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1597réf. 28047Anvers Philippe Galle 1597 une gravure à l'eau-forte en noir (format : 26,7 x 20 cm), gravure coupée au ras de la cuvette, contrecollée sur papier vergé épais, noté en bas dans la gravure : Phls Gall. excud., Joan Strad. inv. , noté N° 28 au crayon en haut à gauche, PLANCHE N°28: "SCÈNE DE LA VIE DE JÉSUS" Tirée de : "Passio, Mors et Resurrectio DN. Nostri Iesu Christi..., a celeberrimo pictore Joanne Stradano Brugensi, Belga delineata a Philippo Gallaeo, aeneis formis... incisa" [Anvers, Philippe Galle editeur, 1587]
1597réf. 28051Anvers Philippe Galle 1597 une gravure à l'eau-forte en noir (format : 26,7 x 20 cm), gravure coupée au ras de la cuvette, contrecollée sur papier vergé épais, noté en bas dans la gravure : Phls Gall. excud., Joan Strad. inv. , noté N° 35 au crayon en haut à gauche, PLANCHE N°35: "SCÈNE DE LA VIE DE JÉSUS" Tirée de : "Passio, Mors et Resurrectio DN. Nostri Iesu Christi..., a celeberrimo pictore Joanne Stradano Brugensi, Belga delineata a Philippo Gallaeo, aeneis formis... incisa" [Anvers, Philippe Galle editeur, 1587]
1597réf. 28045Anvers Philippe Galle 1597 une gravure à l'eau-forte en noir (format : 26,7 x 20 cm), gravure coupée au ras de la cuvette, contrecollée sur papier vergé épais, noté en bas dans la gravure : Phls Gall. excud., Joan Strad. inv. , noté N° 37 au crayon en haut à gauche, PLANCHE N°37: "SCÈNE DE LA VIE DE JÉSUS" Tirée de : "Passio, Mors et Resurrectio DN. Nostri Iesu Christi..., a celeberrimo pictore Joanne Stradano Brugensi, Belga delineata a Philippo Gallaeo, aeneis formis... incisa" [Anvers, Philippe Galle editeur, 1587]
1892réf. 023290Antwerpen 1892 Buschmann Hardcover No Jacket 2nd Edition
1892réf. 024598Antwerpen 1892 Buschmann Hardcover No Jacket 2nd Edition
réf. 16379, Antwerpen, Buschmann, 1877, Gebonden, frontispice, titelpagina met vignet, 180 x 220mm., 74pp., z/w illustratie.
1920réf. 105281920 Bruxelles édition du muséedu livre 1920 in4, demi basane, dos lisse orné de filets formants faux nerfs et titres dorés, couverture illustrée et titrée de lettres d'or , belle impression en lettres noires et rouges, illustrations in texte et ht contrecollées, conservée, 123 pp
1972réf. 008261Antwerpen 1972 C. De Vries-Brouwers Hardcover Fine 1st Edition
1976Softcover, .320pp, rijkelijk geillustreerd ISBN 9061740096. herdruk, van de eerste druk
1972réf. 020029Antwerpen 1972 C. De vries - brouwers Hardcover
1913réf. 020030Antwerpen 1913 J. - E. Buschmann Hardcover eerste Druk
1913réf. 020047Antwerpen 1913 J. - E. Buschmann Hardcover eerste Druk
réf. 36928, Antwerpen, de vries, 1976, Softcover, .320pp, rijkelijk geillustreerd ISBN 9061740096.
réf. 65178Anvers, Ca Ira, 1933 Plaquette in-8, agraf e, couverture rempli e, 36 pages. Edition originale. Un des 100 exemplaires sur papier Featherweight. Num ro 10. 19.5 x 16 cm
Oorspronkelijk uitgevers omslag,. Overdruk uit: Het handelsblad
réf. 67992Antwerpen, Project, 1988 Paperback, originele uitgeversomslag in kleur, 20.9x15 cm., 104 pp., geillustreerd in z/w door HUG, Marcel van de Casteele en Dre Van den Broeck. ISBN 9050780083.
Paperback, originele uitgeversomslag in kleur, 20.9x15 cm., 104 pp., geillustreerd in z/w door HUG, Marcel van de Casteele en Dre Van den Broeck. ISBN 9050780083. Schepens is de auteur van o.m. Antwerpse madonna's, Antwerpse standbeelden en de Antwerpse Vogelmarkt. Nu is het aloude Antwerpse poesjenellentheater aan de beurt ... terwijl tegelijkertijd een reeks stripverhalen loopt met de Neus en zijn makeraden als hoofdfiguren. De tekenaar is ook de medeillustrator van dit boek : Hugo Leyers, alias HUG. En de Neus, hij leve voort ...
réf. 38740Antwerpen, Project, 1988 Paperback, originele uitgeversomslag in kleur, 20.9x15 cm., 104 pp., geillustreerd in z/w door HUG, Marcel van de Casteele en Dre Van den Broeck. ISBN 9050780083.
1997réf. 008263Antwerpen 1997 Stad Antwerpen Soft cover No Jacket 1st Edition
réf. 63229, Antwerpen : Stad Antwerpen , 1997, 1991 Softcover, 171 pp met prachtige illustraties.
Oorspronkelijk uitgevers omslag, 11 p. : ill.
réf. 45960, Antwerpen 1993, softcover 36pp quarto.
1938réf. 527345San Mateo California: The Quercus Press 1938. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Foreword by Edith Van Antwerp. Quarto. 4pp. printed rectos only. Sewn yellow-gold wrappers printed in black on front cover. The title page is printed in black type with 'modern horse character' in Chinese framed in bright yellow thick line rule and the colophon prints the 'Archaic horse character' and the 'heiroglyphic horse character 500 B.C.' in Chinese and thanks 'Mr. Patrick Pichi Sun Vice-Consul in San Francisco for the Republic of China for writing the modern horse character that appears on the title page of this book' presumably this statement was by Edith Van Antwerp. Beautifully designed and printed in a small edition "a very few copies have been printed." with a printed calling card and handwritten note from Edith Van Antwerp presenting this copy to Melba Berry Bennett. The engraved card measures 2 7/8 by 2 inches and stating "Mrs. William Clarkson Van Antwerp' with a twelve-line holograph note on recto and verso of card from Edith Van Antwerp to 'Dear Melba' Melba Berry Bennett presenting this book and stating: "Dear Melba - At long last-- here it is! It goes to you with Frances' i.e. Mrs. Theodore Max Lilienthal and my love and thanks for your amiable forbearance when we were in the throes of production. We really think it is pretty good. we hope it will find favor in your eyes. Best Christmas wishes E. V. P." Theodore Max Lilienthal and Leon Gelber established the Gelber-Lilienthal Book Shop in San Francisco in 1924 and a publishing company under the imprint Lantern Press. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Max Lilienthal along with Edith Van Antwerp later established The Quercus Press in San Mateo California. In 1940 they began using the Albion Press that once belonged to William Morris the press was acquired from the estate of Dr. J. W. Bartlett of New York. Melba Berry Bennett poet bibliophile and Robinson Jeffers family friend wrote the authorized biography of Jeffers The Stone Mason of Tor House: The Life and Times of Robinson Jeffers which was awarded the California Commonwealth Club's Silver Medal in 1966. She was also associated with The Quercus Press. On April 1 1940 she was one of the supporters of The Quercus Press who pulled the first page that was printed by The Quercus Press on their newly acquired Albion Press that was once owned by Morris and the Kelmscott Press. Edith Van Antwerp's Foreword concludes: ". a very few copies have been printed for a very few people in whose hearts today is this very same ancient love of the horse." A fine copy of a rare publication. OCLC lists a two holdings Huntington Library and Mills College. The Quercus Press unknown
1938réf. 527345San Mateo California: The Quercus Press 1938. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Foreword by Edith Van Antwerp. Quarto. 4pp. printed rectos only. Sewn yellow-gold wrappers printed in black on front cover. The title page is printed in black type with 'modern horse character' in Chinese framed in bright yellow thick line rule and the colophon prints the 'Archaic horse character' and the 'heiroglyphic horse character 500 B.C.' in Chinese and thanks 'Mr. Patrick Pichi Sun Vice-Consul in San Francisco for the Republic of China for writing the modern horse character that appears on the title page of this book' presumably this statement was by Edith Van Antwerp. Beautifully designed and printed in a small edition "a very few copies have been printed." with a printed calling card and handwritten note from Edith Van Antwerp presenting this copy to Melba Berry Bennett. The engraved card measures 2 7/8 by 2 inches and stating "Mrs. William Clarkson Van Antwerp' with a twelve-line holograph note on recto and verso of card from Edith Van Antwerp to 'Dear Melba' Melba Berry Bennett presenting this book and stating: "Dear Melba - At long last-- here it is! It goes to you with Frances' i.e. Mrs. Theodore Max Lilienthal and my love and thanks for your amiable forbearance when we were in the throes of production. We really think it is pretty good. we hope it will find favor in your eyes. Best Christmas wishes E. V. P." Theodore Max Lilienthal and Leon Gelber established the Gelber-Lilienthal Book Shop in San Francisco in 1924 and a publishing company under the imprint Lantern Press. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Max Lilienthal along with Edith Van Antwerp later established The Quercus Press in San Mateo California. In 1940 they began using the Albion Press that once belonged to William Morris the press was acquired from the estate of Dr. J. W. Bartlett of New York. Melba Berry Bennett poet bibliophile and Robinson Jeffers family friend wrote the authorized biography of Jeffers The Stone Mason of Tor House: The Life and Times of Robinson Jeffers which was awarded the California Commonwealth Club's Silver Medal in 1966. She was also associated with The Quercus Press. On April 1 1940 she was one of the supporters of The Quercus Press who pulled the first page that was printed by The Quercus Press on their newly acquired Albion Press that was once owned by Morris and the Kelmscott Press. Edith Van Antwerp's Foreword concludes: ". a very few copies have been printed for a very few people in whose hearts today is this very same ancient love of the horse." A fine copy of a rare publication. OCLC lists a two holdings Huntington Library and Mills College. The Quercus Press unknown books
1932réf. 012558Antwerpen 1932 De Sikkel Soft cover Fine
