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1952in 16°, bross. edit. con sovrac. ill., rotture e piccole mancanze alla sovrac., brunitura della carta - una fotografia in b.n. fuori testo
1998tela edit. con titoli oro al dorso e sovrac. ill., minima rottura alla sovrac. - cartine alle sguardie
réf. 561594Berlin, Dietrich Reimer, 1912. Grand in-8, rel. pleine toile ornée d’éditeur, premier plat titré à décor noir et rouge, VII-369 pp., ill. in et h.-t. dont 14 pl. d’ill. photogr., carte dépliante in fine. Texte allemand.
1890réf. 128712Couverture rigide. Reliures toile rouge illustrées. 530 + 472 pages. Quelques rousseurs.
1997trad. di Marina Marchesi n. 117 bross. edit. ill. con bandelle, minime tracce d'uso in cop.
réf. 561261Church Missionary Society, London, 1918. Small in-8, photographic medallion on front cover, 88pp, frontispiece, and 7 plates. 1st edition
1941bross. edit., schedina edit., rottura al dorso, appunti a matita all'interno, manca sovrac.
1969bross. edit. ill. con bandelle, piccola abrasione in quarta di cop. - prima edizione it. - trad. di Vittorio Di Giuro
1976tela edit. con sovrac. ill., rotture in sovrac.
1987in 8° grande, seta edit. con titoli oro al piatto e al dorso e illustrazione applicata al piatto ant., cofanetto edit. con fregi e titoli applicati al dorso - Esemplare numerato appartenente alla prima tiratura limitata - illustrazioni a colori applicate
1914in tedesco in 16°, tela edit. con titoli oro e fregi a secco al piatto e al dorso, tagli marmorizzati, pp. LXXIV, 358, minime rotture alla tela, lieve brunitura alle sguardie, firma di appartenenza
réf. 506211Berlin, Dümmler, 1857. In-8 broché, VI-150 pp., 1 pl. double d'alphabets en lithogr.
Madrid, Ateneo de Madrid, 1892. 4to.mayor; 30 pp. Cubiertas originales.
2012réf. 0149Paris, Flammarion, 2012. In-folio de 356 x 273 mm pour 352 pp. Édition originale. En anglais, richement illustré. Relié avec jaquette imprimée colorée, pleine toile grise éditeur embossée, gardes jaunes. Texte de Maurilla Castello Branco. Doublement préfacé par Sérgio Cabral et Eduardo Paes, respectivement gouverneur de l'État de Rio de Janeiro et maire de la ville de Rio de Janeiro. Résumé, traduit, figurant sur le rabat de la jaquette de couverture : "Rio de Janeiro est une ville emblématique aux contrastes vibrants : énergie juvénile et grandes traditions, végétation luxuriante et architecture innovante. Son style de vie unique est diversifié et riche culturellement, et la ville abrite de remarquables maisons modernistes et contemporaines aux côtés de joyaux coloniaux historiques. Les auteurs ouvrent les portes d'un Rio de Janeiro d'initiés à travers une visite de plus de vingt-cinq maisons privées, dont dix-neuf sont présentées ici pour la première fois. Elles comprennent un manoir de l'époque coloniale dans le quartier artistique de Rio entouré de jardins luxuriants ; un appartement privé avec une vue imprenable et une fabuleuse collection d'art moderne ; des maisons contemporaines épurées qui brouillent les frontières entre intérieur et extérieur - avec un design chaleureux à base de bois, des murs en verre du sol au plafond, des piscines ombragées et des meubles de designers modernistes brésiliens tels qu'Oscar Niemeyer et Sérgio Rodrigues. Des domaines traditionnels et des fazendas en dehors de la ville sont également présentés, aménagés avec des bois tropicaux, des rideaux de soie et des volets filtrant la lumière du soleil." Très nombreuses photos et explications sur les appartements de luxe, les jardins, les maisons de plage, les fazendas, la gastronomie, l'architecture contemporaine, etc. de la cité carioca. De quoi voyager ou rêver... que l'on vive à 5000 km de distance ou dans un immeuble miteux juste à côté de ceux du livre !
réf. 561413P., CNRS, 1987. In-4 broché, couv. ill. en couleurs, 426 pp., textes sur 2 colonnes, index des auteurs et index thématique.
2001bross. edit. ill., lieve brunitura della carta - prima edizione it. - trad. di Giovanna Salvia - una cartina nel testo, tavole fotografiche a colori fuori testo
1886réf. 01002London: Bickers & Son, 1886. First English edition of this acclaimed Brazilian romance. Translated by Isabel Burton. Slim in-12 volume. 179 x 125 mm, (vii) 101 pp. Bound in half algae green morocco, two raised bands, five gilded bands, name printed vertically in gilt print letters, date on the bottom. Marbled papers with a touch of bright copper on covers, multiple white pages on both ends. White and green headbands. Title page, Translator's preface, Historical argument by the author. Each chapter is merely "Chapter XX", no table of contents. "I cannot allow my readers to remain ignorant of the name of Senhor J. de Alencar, the author of this and several other works; for he deserves to be as well known in England as in Brazil, and it must be the result of the usual modesty of a really clever man that he is not so. He is their first prose and romance writer." (Translator's preface) "In 1603, Pero Coelho, a gentleman of Parahyba, then already belonging to the Portuguese, arrived at the mouth of the river Jaguaribe in Ceará, with a command of 80 colonists and 800 Indians. He there founded the first settlement in Ceará, and called it Nova Lisboa. He was abandoned by his comrades when a certain João Soromenho was sent to him with reinforcements... He did not respect even the Indians of the Jaguaribe river, who were friendly to the Portuguese. This proved the downfall of the growing settlement: the natives resented such tyranny. Pero Coelho, with his wife and young children, was compelled to fly by land to his own province." (Alencar's Historical argument)
1875réf. P2-5A-0Paris, Hachette, 1875. In-8 (240x160mm), reliure percaline verte, dos plat basane verte orné. Rousseurs éparses. Illustré de 56 gravures et de 2 cartes en couleurs dont une dépliante réparée. Ouvrage traduit de l’anglais avec l’autorisation de l’auteur par Hippolyte Vattemare. Bon exemplaire.
1974bross. edit. ill. con bandelle, rottura al dorso
2017in 4°, bross. edit. ill., minime tracce d'uso in cop. - trad. di Luisa Bresciani - numerose fotografie e piantine a colori nel testo
1988réf. RO30304085Robert Laffont. 1988. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement pliée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 1108 pages. Quelques pliures.. . . . Classification Dewey : 910.9-Explorations
Rare separate edition of Mabillon's collecting and research journey throughout Italy, with all plates an a distinct title leaf. – Contents: »Museum italicum sev Collectio veterum scriptorum ex bibliothecis italicis« (The Italian Museum, or Collection of old scriptures from Italian libraries) contains the results of a two-year collecting and research trip throughout Italy undertaken by the French Benedictine monk and scholar Jean Mabillon (1632-1707) and his assistant, Michel Germain (1645-94), on behalf of King Louis XIV. Mabillon's mission was it to purchase or to document manuscripts, rare books and artefacts of historical, literary, artistic or scientific importance. "Mabillon visited almost every library, art collection and church which offered something remarkable, and everywhere he found the most honourable and cordial reception. After 15 months of exploring the religious and scientific treasures, bringing to light forgotten works of literature, collecting precious books and transcribing manuscripts that could not have been bought at any price, he returned to France in 1686 and enriched the royal library with more than 3000 rare books and manuscripts." (Wetzer/Welte) – Edition, Illustration: The »Museum italicum« was published in 2 volumes (1687, 1689). Vol. 1 consists of 2 parts, of which the 2nd part contains copies of religious writings Mabillon discovered and no illustrations. The 1st part however contains the actual travelogue and is profusely illustrated, moreover with 12 engraved and partly etched plates, of which 3 folded. The plates show skilfully drawn and printed maps (e.g. Montecassino and Vallombrosa and surroundings), as well as details of striking artefacts, paintings and sculptures Mabillon found in churches, collections and libraries. As part 1 of the 1st vol. covers the journey itself the Paris publisher Martin obviously decided to publish it separately with a distinct title page, but simultaneously with the main edition. – Provenance: Owner's ink stamp of „Vincentius Columna“ (or Vincenzo Colonna, bearing a coat of arms) and ink hand-writing with the name „Blanchard“ on the title page. – Condition: Covers at corners and edges occasionally worn, some pages occasionally foxy, with stains and time-stained, otherwise in good condition. – Rarity: Copies of present separate edition of Mabillon's account are hard to find in trade, as of August 8th 2022 JBP/JAP/APO and RBH show only 1 auction result (1976, probably present copy). – Reference: Brunet III, 1261, Graesse IV, 317, Ebert 12587 (for »Museum Italicum«); Wetzer/Welte, VIII, 399f.
1988bross. edit. ill. con bandelle, con schedina editoriale, timbri di biblioteca estinta - prima edizione it. - 4 tavole in b.n. fuori testo
réf. P1-4D-5Paris, Firmin Didot), 1839. In-folio (34x26cm), titre, table, 32 cartes et plans dont 6 doubles pages, certains contours coloriés par Bory de St Viencent. Relié demi-basane, manque au dos, coins émoussés, plats frotté. ATLAS seul, sans le texte.
1996réf. RO40052682Bayard éditions. 1996. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 48 pages augmentées de nombreuse sillustrations en couleurs dans texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 910.9-Explorations
