Köpp, Anton - Edler von Felslenthal - 1766 - Wien - 1826Antiquariat.de
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réf. 0177-Bo.J. Radierung und Aquatinta in Braun, aquarelliert, auf Bütten mit Wasserzeichen: großes bekröntes Lilienwappen. 42:32,3 cm. Vorzüglicher und vollrandiger Abdruck, horizontale Mittelfalte geglättet. Literatur: Nagler Bd. VIII, Seite 21. Aus der 80 Blatt-Folge:?Historisch-malerische Darstellung von Oesterreich?, die er 1814/24 gemeinsam mit seinem Bruder Christoph, der den Text verfaßte, herausgab. Die Prolling ist ein Gebirgsflüßchen in den Niederösterreich. Alpen.
réf. 666566Collection Documents Inédits sur l'Histoire de FranceParis, Imprimerie Royale, 1845 2 forts vol. in-4, [4]-CCIX-608 et [6]-808 pp., index, cartonnage papier brun (reliure de l'éditeur). Qqs traces d'usures au cartonnage, rousseurs.
réf. LBW00359Augsbourg circa 1740 252 x 333 mm.
réf. LBW027afAugsbourg circa 1740 252 x 333 mm.
1862réf. PHO-915Paris, Didier et Cie., 1862. relié demi-percale , dos à nerfs avec auteur et titre ,IV, 556 pp., quelques rousseurs et un cahier bruni sinon bon exemplaire dans une reliure solide.
1919réf. 142097Avalun-Verlag. Wien - Leipzig 1919. 72 Seiten.und 12 mit Seidenblättern geschützte Tafeln mit Originalradierungen. Druck in Schwarz und Rot. OKart.-Einband mit dreiseitigem Goldschnitt. (Einband mit deutlichen Gebrauchspuren: Rückenkante einseitig aufgeplatz. Ecken berieben. Fleckig. Ansonsten gutes u. fleckenfreies Exemplar, lediglich das Papier qualitätsbedingt etwas gebräunt). 24x17 cm
1971réf. 66283ABReykjavik., Verlag., 1971. 26,0 x 19,5 cm. 16 unpaginierte S., unaufgeschnitten in Bögen. OKarton mit illustriertem OUmschlag., 66283AB Auflage 200 Exemplare. Umschlag etwas nachgedunkelt, Vorsatz lichtrandig, sonst gutes Exemplar.
1841réf. 3621471Leipzig, G. Wigand, -1841. 303, (1) S., 30 Ansichten in Stahlstich. Hldrbd der Zeit mit Rückenvergoldung (berieben, Textseiten und Tafeln gebräunt und teils stärker braunfleckig, ohne den Reihentitel).
1840réf. 1205594Leipzig, G. Wigand, (1840). 303, (1) S., 30 Ansichten in Stahlstich. (Das malerische und romantische Deutschland 7,1). Neuerer Hlwdbd m. Rverg. (Text durchgehend etwas stärker, Tafeln geringer braunfleckig).
1905réf. 137403Jena. Verlag von Gustav Fischer 1905. VI, (1), 604 Seiten und zwei Kunstdrucktafeln. Breitrandiges, unaufgeschnittenes Exemplar. Originalbroschur. (Geringe Gebrauchsspuren an den Rändern. Gutes Exemplar). 26x17,5 cm
1997réf. 024248Das Museum 1997. Soft Cover. Near Fine. Near fine copy. Has prior owner's name blacked out. Large or heavy book and may require extra postage. No AMAZON international order on this title. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Das Museum paperback
1745réf. 15093Augsburg: Published by Martin Engelbrecht 1745. Engraving with thick early colour with gold highlights. Printed on laid paper. In excellent condition with the exception of some minor foxing in the margins. Image size: 10 1/8 x 7 1/8 inches. A lovely portrait with stunning early colour of Maria Anna Archduchess of Austria by the celebrated Augsburg engraver Martin Engelbrecht. Martin Engelbrecht was one of the most prolific engravers and printsellers in Augsburg at the close of the 17th century. Along with his brother Christian Martin dominated the print trade producing some of the finest prints of his day. His outstanding portraits and landscape studies are beyond compare and his religious and allegorical engravings display a technical aptitude superior to many of his contemporaries. Martin had great success with his optical prints which were used in perspective boxes. He is best remembered for his equestrian portraits depicting European nobility and his engravings of Queen Elizabeth and Joseph II are numbered amongst his best work. This stunning portrait of Maria Anna is a rare example with vibrant early colour and is a wonderful example of Engelbrecht's superior work. Archduchess Maria Anna Eleonore Wilhelmine Josepha of Austria born into the prestigious House of Habsburg played a significant role in governing the Austrian Netherlands during the reign of her elder sister Empress Maria Theresa. Despite the initial reluctance of her father Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI towards her birth Maria Anna and her sister Maria Theresa were the only children to survive to adulthood. Their upbringing took place within the opulent confines of the Imperial Court in Vienna. Maria Anna's life was marked by pivotal negotiations for a political marriage. One prospective match was with Philip Duke of Parma a marriage intended to mend relations with Spain. However this alliance was disrupted by the Anglo-Spanish War and the Treaty of Seville in 1729. Maria Anna then entered a relationship with Charles Alexander of Lorraine the younger brother of Maria Theresa's husband. The marriage met resistance given her father's desire for a politically advantageous match. Eventually they wed in January 1744 after her father's death and were soon appointed as governors of the Austrian Netherlands. Their rule was cut short as Charles had to leave for war while Maria Anna expecting their first child remained in Brussels. Tragically Maria Anna passed away in December 1744 just months after giving birth to a stillborn daughter. Her legacy endures as a remarkable woman who briefly governed a significant realm in the name of her sister Empress Maria Theresa. Published by Martin Engelbrecht unknown
1745réf. 15093Augsburg: Published by Martin Engelbrecht 1745. Engraving with thick early colour with gold highlights. Printed on laid paper. In excellent condition with the exception of some minor foxing in the margins. Image size: 10 1/8 x 7 1/8 inches. A lovely portrait with stunning early colour of Maria Anna Archduchess of Austria by the celebrated Augsburg engraver Martin Engelbrecht. Martin Engelbrecht was one of the most prolific engravers and printsellers in Augsburg at the close of the 17th century. Along with his brother Christian Martin dominated the print trade producing some of the finest prints of his day. His outstanding portraits and landscape studies are beyond compare and his religious and allegorical engravings display a technical aptitude superior to many of his contemporaries. Martin had great success with his optical prints which were used in perspective boxes. He is best remembered for his equestrian portraits depicting European nobility and his engravings of Queen Elizabeth and Joseph II are numbered amongst his best work. This stunning portrait of Maria Anna is a rare example with vibrant early colour and is a wonderful example of Engelbrecht's superior work. Archduchess Maria Anna Eleonore Wilhelmine Josepha of Austria born into the prestigious House of Habsburg played a significant role in governing the Austrian Netherlands during the reign of her elder sister Empress Maria Theresa. Despite the initial reluctance of her father Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI towards her birth Maria Anna and her sister Maria Theresa were the only children to survive to adulthood. Their upbringing took place within the opulent confines of the Imperial Court in Vienna. Maria Anna's life was marked by pivotal negotiations for a political marriage. One prospective match was with Philip Duke of Parma a marriage intended to mend relations with Spain. However this alliance was disrupted by the Anglo-Spanish War and the Treaty of Seville in 1729. Maria Anna then entered a relationship with Charles Alexander of Lorraine the younger brother of Maria Theresa's husband. The marriage met resistance given her father's desire for a politically advantageous match. Eventually they wed in January 1744 after her father's death and were soon appointed as governors of the Austrian Netherlands. Their rule was cut short as Charles had to leave for war while Maria Anna expecting their first child remained in Brussels. Tragically Maria Anna passed away in December 1744 just months after giving birth to a stillborn daughter. Her legacy endures as a remarkable woman who briefly governed a significant realm in the name of her sister Empress Maria Theresa. Published by Martin Engelbrecht unknown books
1931"Mit 8 Karten, 8 Plänen und 13 Grundrissen" ; 16mo; 228 pages
réf. 12595A4, DIN, gelocht. Ohne Datumsnennung. Vermutlich um 1970. Es geht um Zusendung von Manuskripten für die Veröffentlichung im Rundfunk. Rechte und Honrarfragen werden von ihr erörtert. Eine kurze handschriftliche Notiz am Rand und ihre damalige Kontoverbindung unterhalb der Signatur wurden hinzu gefügt. Unikat. Unicat. Hand written and signed by Jelinek. Sie erhielt 2004 den Nobelpreis für Literatur.
réf. 139272aafEigenthum und Verlag der lithographischen Anstalt u. Druckerei von J. Helbig in Passau. o.J. (um 1850), 11.5x78 cm., gefaltet, kolorierte lithogr. Alpenansicht (auf dem Panorama: Aus der Lithogr. Anstalt J.B. Diettenberg), Original bedruckter Umschlag.
réf. 131522aafPhotographie und Verlag von Würthle & Spinnhirn in Salzburg, (Auch:) Innsbruck bei Franz Unterberger, um 1885, 19x25.5 cm (Fotogr.) / 31.5x44.5 (Blattgr.) etwas Wasserfleckig am untere Rand d. Unterlage-Karton, auf Unterlage-Karton aufkaschierten Photographien mit Drucktitel und Nummer.
réf. 142161aafPrag und Wien, F. Tempsky, und Leipzig, G. Freytag, 1896, in-4°, XII + 486 (1) S. / XII + 511 (1) S., illustriert mit je 1 Farbendrucktafel in Frontispiz, und bzw. 186 und 217 Text- und Vollbildern nach Originalzeichnungen, Exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, dekor. Original-Leinenbände. Kopfgoldschnitt. Sehr schönes Exemplar. (Hersteller: Leipziger Buchbinderei-AG, vorm. Gustav Fritzsche). Mit zweifarbiger Deckelillustration (alpine Landschaft) und Rücken- und Deckeltitel in goldprägung.
réf. 142009aafWien, Hartleben, 1892 / 1893 kl. in-8vo, XVI + 428 Seiten + 2 Bl. Werbung + Ansichten mit 2 ident. gefalt. Übersichtskarten d. Ostalpen + 2 versch. Orientierungsplänen + 1 gr. gefalt Karte v. Steierm. u. Krain (i.d. Deckeltasche). Plänen v. Innsbruck, Salzburg u. Graz u. weiteren 49 meist gef. Regionalkarten im Anhang m. 56 + 40 tls doppelbl.-großen Holzst.- Ansichten/ 420 S. O.-goldgepr. Leinen. (Baedeker Einband). Erstauflage (Einzige Auflage).
réf. 141878aafGlogau, Flemming, o.J. (1875-1888), in-8vo, Mit 200 teils ganzs. Holzstichabbildungen v. A. Cloß, Klitzsch & Rochlitzer nach Zeichnungen v. Th. Blätterbauer u. G. Sundblad, goldgeprägtes ill. Original-Leinenbände. Schönes Exemplar.
réf. 140144aafRomanshorn, J. Juker, Buchhandlung, 1885, kl. in-8vo, 3 Bl. + 156 S. + 2 S. leer für Notizen + Geschäfts-Anzeiger: (Inserate aus Oesterreich) 39 n.n. S. mit Abb. + 5 gef. Ansichten u. Panoramen + 1 Karte, ill. Original-Pappband.
réf. 140205aafBerlin, Verlag d. Dt. u. Öst. Alpenvereins, 1893-1894, gr. in-8vo, 2 Bl. + 441 S. + 10 photogr. Tafeln / VI + 512 S. + 17 Abb. auf Tafeln / VIII + 658 S. + 32 Abb. auf Tafeln, alle zus. reich im Texte illustriert, Exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, 3 farbig illustrierte O.-Leinenbde d. Alpenvereins. Rostschnitt.
réf. 141709aafGotha: bei Justus Perthes, 1799, in-8vo, VIII + 277 S. + 1 S. leer + 4 Tabellen Wappen-Exlibris Gustav Taube /+ Exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, reliure en demi-veau aux coins d’époque, coiffe touchée.
réf. 141082aafInnsbruck, Wagner’schen Schriften, 1841, kl. in-8vo, Vorsatzbl. (mit HS lat. Widtmung) + Frontispiz mit 1 lithogr. (Die Ahronspitze im Zillerthale, J. Mader del.) + 27 S., exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, Original-Pappband.
réf. 140130aafLondon, (Wyman for) W.M. Thompson, 1876, in-4to, VIII + 12 chromolithogr. plates with their descriptions, exlibris Peter E. Obergfell, full brown cloth binding, covers with rich gilt (front) and blindstamped (back) decoration, gilt title on circular blue cloth in centre, some slight rubbing.
