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rif. c4346Buenos Ayres, Ediciones Peuser, 1958 ; 1 volume in-4° broché, couverture blanche illustrée en couleurs et imprimée en noir et rouge; très petites déchirures en bordure des plats , sinon bon exemplaire.LXIpp., ( présentation du texte par Emilio Marignani, manuscrit du Fausto de la collection Leguizamon par Amado Alonso), 2ff.nch., 111pp., 1p.nch., 1f.nch.,54pp.( reproduction du manuscrit original de Fausto), 16ff.nch ( reproduction du journal Correo del domingo où parut le texte pour la première fois en 1866), avec table des matières et liste des souscripteurs.
Buenos Aires, Losada, Gulab y Aldabahor, Francisco A.Colombo, 1950. 4to. mayor; 6 hojas, 147 pp., 2 hs. y cuatro láminas con dibujos de Raúl Veroni. Cubiertas originales.
1914In-16° (19x11 cm), pp. VIII (4) 186 (4), brossura editoriale con titoli in nero al piatto anteriore con marca tipografica (ripetuta al frontespizio). 21 illustrazioni fototipiche fuori testo, una tavola ripiegata, ultimo fascicolo stampato su carta virata azzurro. Lievi segni del tempo e d'uso alla brossura (fioriture, macchioline, difetti al piatto anteriore, un restauro conservativo al dorso in prossimità della cuffia superiore) ma più che buon esemplare con invio autografo dell'autore al piatto anteriore. Rara edizione originale della terza opera a stampa del padre Ferraironi, storico e religioso nativo di Triora vissuto tra il 1883 e il 1963, instancabile illustratore e valorizzatore della Valle Argentina attraverso una cinquantina di pubblicazioni e un'attiva opera di salvaguardia dei monumenti e delle opere d'arte. Monografia storico-descrittiva di Triora, borgo medievale dell' entroterra ligure, tripartita: cenni storici; documenti; guida turistico culturale e bilbliografia.
19364to, 26.5cm. Pp. [ii]215-571, 196 photos and figs. (a few fold.), bibl. New cloth, printed title label on backstrip. Very good.
4to. Pp. iv,205, 1 map, 8 photos on 4 pls., 56 figs. on 4 pls., bibl., taxon. index. Plain new wrs., printed title label on backstrip. Very good. Scarce.
1890rif. 5943Buenos-Aires Félix Lajouane 1890 In-8 XXXII+484 pp, avec une introduction par M. Levasseur, illustrée ( hors-texte ) de 17 cartes géographiques dépliantes tirées en couleur et de 16 gravures sur bois, appendice, tableaux. mors usé, coiffes, coupes et coins frottés
1965In 8°, br. edit. con ali, pp. 364,(4); solo "Tomo I", buona copia, intonsa, lievemente brunita e con rare fioriture. (LU015) (La spedizione standard è SEMPRE tracciata con raccomandata - piego di libri, eventuale FATTURA da richiedere all'ordine)
20081 vol. in-8 br., Editions de la Campagnette, 2008, 317 pp. Etat très satisfaisant (second plat frotté avec petite trace de stylo, bon état par ailleurs). Français
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rif. 85642aafParis, Payot, 1984, gr. in-4to, 231 p., ill. avec 233 photogr. en couleurs et des cartes, cartonnage original, jaquette orig. ill. en couleurs.
1947rif. 147941947. Women's suffrage celebration Buenos Aires 1947 documents the mass public response to Argentina's enactment of Law 13010 which established equal political rights for women and men and granted Argentine women the right both to vote and to stand for national political office. The Chamber of Deputies gave the legislation final approval on September 9 1947 and President Juan Domingo Perón formally promulgated it on September 23 presenting the law to First Lady Eva Perón during a public ceremony attended by a large gathering in Buenos Aires. The photograph consequently records a defining episode in Argentine women's political history and the culmination of decades of suffrage activism pursued by women including Julieta Lanteri Alicia Moreau de Justo Elvira Rawson and others alongside Eva Perón's prominent advocacy during the Peronist government. Gelatin silver press photograph. Buenos Aires Argentina September 26 1947. Approximately 9 x 7 inches. The image depicts a densely packed crowd assembled outside the Presidential Palace or Casa Rosada in connection with the announcement of women's suffrage giving visual form to the unusually public character of the political milestone. The photograph shows the collective scale of the celebration rather than an isolated portrait of political leadership preserving the presence of ordinary Argentinians gathered around the seat of national government following the recognition of women's political rights. The law was promulgated on September 23 three days before the date carried by this press photograph; Argentine government sources identify that public ceremony as the occasion on which Perón delivered the measure symbolically to Eva Perón before the assembled crowd. As a wire-service photograph the image was produced for rapid transmission and reproduction by newspapers placing the photograph not only at the scene of the celebration but within the contemporary news infrastructure through which the event reached audiences beyond Buenos Aires. Law 13010 did not itself establish legal divorce as stated in the earlier description; its central provision established equality of political rights between Argentine women and men. Argentina introduced absolute divorce only later under Law 14394 in December 1954 during Perón's second presidency. The suffrage legislation nevertheless substantially altered women's formal relationship to the Argentine state: after the administrative work necessary to register women as voters more than four million women entered the electoral rolls and women participated in national elections for the first time on November 11 1951. Eva Perón became closely identified with the measure although official Argentine historical accounts place her advocacy within the longer work of socialist radical feminist and other suffrage campaigners who had pressed for women's political citizenship before the rise of Peronism. Light handling and age wear consistent with its use as a working press photograph; very good condition. A visually immediate contemporary record of the public celebration surrounding one of the principal expansions of women's political rights in twentieth-century Argentina. unknown
1947rif. 147941947. Women's suffrage celebration Buenos Aires 1947 documents the mass public response to Argentina's enactment of Law 13010 which established equal political rights for women and men and granted Argentine women the right both to vote and to stand for national political office. The Chamber of Deputies gave the legislation final approval on September 9 1947 and President Juan Domingo Perón formally promulgated it on September 23 presenting the law to First Lady Eva Perón during a public ceremony attended by a large gathering in Buenos Aires. The photograph consequently records a defining episode in Argentine women's political history and the culmination of decades of suffrage activism pursued by women including Julieta Lanteri Alicia Moreau de Justo Elvira Rawson and others alongside Eva Perón's prominent advocacy during the Peronist government. Gelatin silver press photograph. Buenos Aires Argentina September 26 1947. Approximately 9 x 7 inches. The image depicts a densely packed crowd assembled outside the Presidential Palace or Casa Rosada in connection with the announcement of women's suffrage giving visual form to the unusually public character of the political milestone. The photograph shows the collective scale of the celebration rather than an isolated portrait of political leadership preserving the presence of ordinary Argentinians gathered around the seat of national government following the recognition of women's political rights. The law was promulgated on September 23 three days before the date carried by this press photograph; Argentine government sources identify that public ceremony as the occasion on which Perón delivered the measure symbolically to Eva Perón before the assembled crowd. As a wire-service photograph the image was produced for rapid transmission and reproduction by newspapers placing the photograph not only at the scene of the celebration but within the contemporary news infrastructure through which the event reached audiences beyond Buenos Aires. Law 13010 did not itself establish legal divorce as stated in the earlier description; its central provision established equality of political rights between Argentine women and men. Argentina introduced absolute divorce only later under Law 14394 in December 1954 during Perón's second presidency. The suffrage legislation nevertheless substantially altered women's formal relationship to the Argentine state: after the administrative work necessary to register women as voters more than four million women entered the electoral rolls and women participated in national elections for the first time on November 11 1951. Eva Perón became closely identified with the measure although official Argentine historical accounts place her advocacy within the longer work of socialist radical feminist and other suffrage campaigners who had pressed for women's political citizenship before the rise of Peronism. Light handling and age wear consistent with its use as a working press photograph; very good condition. A visually immediate contemporary record of the public celebration surrounding one of the principal expansions of women's political rights in twentieth-century Argentina. unknown books
1996rif. 6749Buenos Aires: Comité Ejecutivo Permanente para los Congresos de Historia de la Fotografía en la Argentina et al. 1996. 1st ed. Paperback. New. 4to wrps 201 pp. photos indicex. 32 papers on the history of photography in Argentina including those by Daniel Buck Juan Gómez Mario Teslar Graciela Hornia and other authorities. Includes notes. Comité Ejecutivo Permanente para los Congresos de Historia de la Fotografía en la Argentina et al. paperback
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