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1970Best.-Nr. 747381970 Paris, Les Yeux Ouverts, 1970, portefeuille pleine toile verte de l'éditeur contenant un volume broché de facs-similés de documents et 16 lithographies eaux fortes et dessins volants dans une pochette.
Best.-Nr. 66357Coll. "Kawa", Paris, éd. Menu Fretin, octobre 2013, in-16, br., couv. titre en noir sur fond brun-rouge éd., 64 pp., Trois textes datant de l'année 1871 quand Paris était assiègée par l'armée prusienne et durant la Commune. Des recettes de " restriction" où l'on voit les habitants manger les animaux domestiques et ceux du Zoo de Vincennes ! Très bon état
Best.-Nr. 690881975 livre catalogue 20*15,5 73 pages
1969Best.-Nr. 2281EBParis., Centre Culturel Allemand., 1969. 31,5 x 24 cm. 27 S. Illustrierter OKarton., 2281E Erste Auflage. Einbandkanten etwas berieben und fleckig, insgesamt leicht angestaubt. Sont gutes Exemplar.
2010New Turkish Paperback. Large 8vo. (21 x 21 cm). In Turkish. 126 p., color and b/w ills. 1889 Paris Umûmî Sergisi. Introduction and commentary in modern Turkish; facsims in Turkish in Arabic script with romanized text and modern version. "Dolmabahçe Sarayi Halife Abdülmecid Efendi Kütüphanesi koleksiyonu arasinda bulunan "1889 Paris Umumi Sergisi" albümü ..." Page 5. "Osmanli devlet adami ve felsefeci Ibrahim Edhem Mesut (Dirvana) "1889 Paris Sergisi"ni gezmis, sergide go?rdu?gu? eserleri ve sergiyle ilgili izlenimlerini anlatan bir albüm yaptirarak dönemin padisahi Sultan II. Abdulhamid'e takdim etmistir." Page 5. Includes facsims of Dirvana's ms. "Paris Sergi-yi Umumisi" on the Paris world exhibition.
Best.-Nr. 230144Paris, Gauthier-Villars, s.d. (1892) in-8, [2] ff. n. ch., III pp., 291 pp., avec 3 cartes et plan dépliants hors texte, broché.
Best.-Nr. 17080Paris, 1993 RMN 381 p., illustrations couleur, cartonnage éditeur. 22,5 x 28,7
1998Best.-Nr. 271971998. Softcover. VG corners slightly bumped. Black pictorial wraps. 463 pp. 150 bw ills. 171 bw plates. Text in French. Exhaustive survey of the long-lived struggles and scandals surrounding Rodin and his statue of Balzac. paperback books
Best.-Nr. 6798PARIS TO THE NETHERLANDS. D. 3 pg. c. 1790s-1800s. Paris France. A list of directions from Paris to Netherlands. The translated French text reads Indication of the best Routes and Inns from Paris to Brussels. From Paris to Chantilly: Stay at La Poste. From Chantilly to Amiens: Stay at Petit Fresinoix and not at Pollet. From Amiens to Lille: At La Poste on the Square. From Lille to Brussels: At the Prince de Galles & the Htel des Flandres. One can go via Ghent to see the beautiful Church but it is a detour. From Brussels to Antwerp: At Le Laboureur at Looss. From Antwerp to Breda: At the Prince Cardinal. From Breda to Rotterdam: At the Zwijnshoofd and the Marchal de Turenne. From Rotterdam to The Hague: Passing through Delft you must go see the tombs of the Princes of Orange Grotius and Admiral Tromp in the Great Church. In The Hague: The hall of the first chamber of the legislative body and the audience hall then the General Lottery Hall with the Flags are worth visiting. A walk in Scheveningen by the seaside and another toward the House of the Princes in the Woods to see the beautiful tapestries etc. From The Hague to Amsterdam: Stay at the Doele on the shrimp market Garnalenmarkt at Mrs. Oosterlings. The town hall the Felix Meritis the workhouse and the National Theater are worth seeing. From Amsterdam to Haarlem: Go there on a Sunday dine in one of the inns in the Woods then see the beautiful house of Mr. Hope and several country estates nearby in the villages of Santpoort Velsen & Beverwijk. Enthusiasts sometimes go to see the gardens and greenhouses of some famous florist. From Amsterdam a trip to Utrecht: This is best done in the "Roeff" covered cabin of a boat to see the singular beauty of the canal and the countryside from Nieuwersluis to Utrecht. Two hours before Utrecht in the village of Maarssen you will find the beautiful estate of Mr. Nepveu called Elsenburg. Lodging in Utrecht at the Chteau dAnvers at Oblets. The Dome Cathedral Tower the botanical garden and the anatomy room of the Academy have a reputation for being curious. Then two leagues from Utrecht in the village of Zeist there is a Moravian settlement. Taverns recommended Pons Croix-Dore. Peronne Verd Gallant the other side of the town. Arras Le Griffon not good but the best! Lille at Fiquets grand Place where Ld. Malmesbury lived get the front room as you see by the windows that respectable women have been there. Courtray Lion dor charming country. Ghent Buys grand Place bad but best see the old cathedral not far from the Tavern. Brussels by all means go to Mr. Follie Hotel de Galles the park an excellent house & an intelligent & trustworthy polite landlord. Buy a Guide de Bruxelles. Antwerp or Anvers Grand Laboureur. Breda Prince Cardinal. Rotterdam Marechal Turenne bad but best. Hague Marechal Turenne Schlopser Leyden Golden Lion. Robert will show you the town. Haarlem Golden Fleece see the Church & hear the Organ see Hopes House near the wood & the wood & see Taylors museum the superb electrical machine. Amsterdam The Arms of Amsterdam observe the Rhine lose itself near Katwick on Zee Saa Brock cross the river some Sunday & take two hours to see the Stadthouse The Foreign ministers at the Hague are Ct. de Lowenhielm Sweden Chevalier dAnduaga Spain Count Lutenum son of the Genl. Denmark Baron Hugel Wurtemberg Baron Bielfeld unaccredited charge for Prussia Mr. Bossert Hesse Cassel & Hanse towns Mr. Galdi Cisalpine Mr. Semonville France. Swedish Secretary of Legation Chevalier Reuterswerd. These directions show significant tourist spots and landmarks of the time. The mention of Mr. Hopes House refers to Villa Welgelegen in Haarlem built by the wealthy banker Henry Hope. The superb electrical machine in Haarlem refers to the massive electrostatic generator at the Teylers Museum which is still there today. Page 3 offers honest reviews of the places it discusses making it a dependable travel guide. This document is in good condition. unknown
Best.-Nr. 6798PARIS TO THE NETHERLANDS. D. 3 pg. c. 1790s-1800s. Paris France. A list of directions from Paris to Netherlands. The translated French text reads Indication of the best Routes and Inns from Paris to Brussels. From Paris to Chantilly: Stay at La Poste. From Chantilly to Amiens: Stay at Petit Fresinoix and not at Pollet. From Amiens to Lille: At La Poste on the Square. From Lille to Brussels: At the Prince de Galles & the Htel des Flandres. One can go via Ghent to see the beautiful Church but it is a detour. From Brussels to Antwerp: At Le Laboureur at Looss. From Antwerp to Breda: At the Prince Cardinal. From Breda to Rotterdam: At the Zwijnshoofd and the Marchal de Turenne. From Rotterdam to The Hague: Passing through Delft you must go see the tombs of the Princes of Orange Grotius and Admiral Tromp in the Great Church. In The Hague: The hall of the first chamber of the legislative body and the audience hall then the General Lottery Hall with the Flags are worth visiting. A walk in Scheveningen by the seaside and another toward the House of the Princes in the Woods to see the beautiful tapestries etc. From The Hague to Amsterdam: Stay at the Doele on the shrimp market Garnalenmarkt at Mrs. Oosterlings. The town hall the Felix Meritis the workhouse and the National Theater are worth seeing. From Amsterdam to Haarlem: Go there on a Sunday dine in one of the inns in the Woods then see the beautiful house of Mr. Hope and several country estates nearby in the villages of Santpoort Velsen & Beverwijk. Enthusiasts sometimes go to see the gardens and greenhouses of some famous florist. From Amsterdam a trip to Utrecht: This is best done in the "Roeff" covered cabin of a boat to see the singular beauty of the canal and the countryside from Nieuwersluis to Utrecht. Two hours before Utrecht in the village of Maarssen you will find the beautiful estate of Mr. Nepveu called Elsenburg. Lodging in Utrecht at the Chteau dAnvers at Oblets. The Dome Cathedral Tower the botanical garden and the anatomy room of the Academy have a reputation for being curious. Then two leagues from Utrecht in the village of Zeist there is a Moravian settlement. Taverns recommended Pons Croix-Dore. Peronne Verd Gallant the other side of the town. Arras Le Griffon not good but the best! Lille at Fiquets grand Place where Ld. Malmesbury lived get the front room as you see by the windows that respectable women have been there. Courtray Lion dor charming country. Ghent Buys grand Place bad but best see the old cathedral not far from the Tavern. Brussels by all means go to Mr. Follie Hotel de Galles the park an excellent house & an intelligent & trustworthy polite landlord. Buy a Guide de Bruxelles. Antwerp or Anvers Grand Laboureur. Breda Prince Cardinal. Rotterdam Marechal Turenne bad but best. Hague Marechal Turenne Schlopser Leyden Golden Lion. Robert will show you the town. Haarlem Golden Fleece see the Church & hear the Organ see Hopes House near the wood & the wood & see Taylors museum the superb electrical machine. Amsterdam The Arms of Amsterdam observe the Rhine lose itself near Katwick on Zee Saa Brock cross the river some Sunday & take two hours to see the Stadthouse The Foreign ministers at the Hague are Ct. de Lowenhielm Sweden Chevalier dAnduaga Spain Count Lutenum son of the Genl. Denmark Baron Hugel Wurtemberg Baron Bielfeld unaccredited charge for Prussia Mr. Bossert Hesse Cassel & Hanse towns Mr. Galdi Cisalpine Mr. Semonville France. Swedish Secretary of Legation Chevalier Reuterswerd. These directions show significant tourist spots and landmarks of the time. The mention of Mr. Hopes House refers to Villa Welgelegen in Haarlem built by the wealthy banker Henry Hope. The superb electrical machine in Haarlem refers to the massive electrostatic generator at the Teylers Museum which is still there today. Page 3 offers honest reviews of the places it discusses making it a dependable travel guide. This document is in good condition. unknown books
Best.-Nr. 29499Bruxelles, Archives d'Architecture Moderne, 2010 Bound, 172 pages, ENG. / FR. edition; white boards with dustjacket, 290 x 240 x 20 mm, in very good condition ! ISBN 9782871432302.
Best.-Nr. 1f7967Kunstverlag des Bibliographischen Instituts Hildburghausen um 1850. Blattmaße: zwischen 192 cm x 154 cm und 266 cm x 178 cm 4 Blatt im Hochformat teils etwas fleckig/1 Blatt mit leichter Knickspur/teils geringe Eckknickspuren. - Enthalten: La Morgue in Paris / Die Salpetrière in Paris / Die Börse in Paris / Père la Chaise / Das Opernhaus in Paris / Kirche St. Germain D' Auxerre in Paris / Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts / Der Hof der Tuilerien in Paris / Hotel des Princes / Die Napoleons-Säule auf dem Vendome-Platz in Paris / Der Ausstellungspallast in Paris / Palais de la Legion D' Honneur / Das Stadthaus in Paris / Paris von der Seine aus / Eine Soirée in den Tuilerien / St. Etienne du Mont / Saint Sulpice in Paris / Notre Dame-Cathedral in Paris / Die Juliussäule in Paris / 4 Blatt mit rückseitigem Stempel: Galerie Koch Hannover - unknown
Best.-Nr. 26864Paris, Jean-Michel Place, 1979 Broche, couverture carton illustree en n/b, 10.4x14 cm., 54 pp. ISBN 2858930317.
Best.-Nr. 10570P. Le Monde Moderne, s. d. [1900] ; in-4, broché. XX-1 pl. hors-texte-367pp.-1f. Très nombreuses illustrations in-texte en noir. Titre et vignettes dorés en relief sur le premier plat. 1 pli sur le plat sup. et 1 tache sur le second plat. Intérieur frais.
Best.-Nr. 16162PARIS, Lib. Montgredien - In-4° à l'italienne pleine toile rouge titre doré sur le premier plat,- Couverture illustrée - représentant de gravures, en noir, sépia ou vert, non paginé (146 pl. ) propre
Best.-Nr. 51029Larousse 1989, grand in-4 (32 x 24 cm) relié skyvertex lie-de-vin de l'éditeur, plats estampés à froid, 239 p. (bel état) Réimpression à l'identique d'un beau volume publié par la Librairie Larousse en 1900, détaillant les vingt arrondissements ainsi que les environs de Paris, en s'appuyant sur 595 photos, 32 dessins et 28 cartes et plans.
Best.-Nr. CZC-12154album, 25x18cm, l'ensemble est en très bon état, détachés de la couverture Souvenir touristique de Paris, 20 pleines pages vues monochromes de photos, plusieurs y compris les piétons et les véhicules motorisés et tiré par des chevaux, imprimés sur du papier épais. Avec les initiales "AP" et légendes en français et en anglais. Etablissements E. Papeghin Editeurs - Paris Edition environ 1900 ref/102
Best.-Nr. CZC-12154album, 25x18cm, l'ensemble est en très bon état, détachés de la couverture Souvenir touristique de Paris, 20 pleines pages vues monochromes de photos, plusieurs y compris les piétons et les véhicules motorisés et tiré par des chevaux, imprimés sur du papier épais. Avec les initiales "AP" et légendes en français et en anglais. Etablissements E. Papeghin Editeurs - Paris Edition environ 1900 ref/102
1996Best.-Nr. 166685Bern, Gesellschaft für Schweizerische Kunstgeschichte, 1996. S. 356-462, mit zahlreichen s/w Abbildungen. Original-Broschur, 4°. Beiträge unter anderen über Felix Vallotton, Ernest Biéler, Eugène Burnand, Théophile Steinlen. Softcover Gutes Exemplar. Kunst + Architektur in der Schweiz - Art + Architecture en Suisse - Arte + Architettura in Svizzera,
2011Best.-Nr. 1015425München : Hirmer, 2011. 175 S. : überw. Ill. ; 29 cm. Originalhalbleinen.
Best.-Nr. L16357Éditions de la Réunion des Musées Nationaux, 1987. In-8 br. " Les dossiers du Musée d'Orsay ". Catalogue de l'exposition consacrée à la création et à l'histoire du Théâtre des Champs Elysées, qui a eu lieu du 27 octobre 1987 au 24 janvier 1988. Commissaire général J.-M. Nectoux. Plusieurs textes, très importante iconographie en couleurs et en noir & blanc. Bibliographie, etc. E.O.
1917Best.-Nr. 109733Paris, Plon-Nourrit et Cie 1917 In-8 20 x 13,5 cm. étonnante reliure plein-chagrin lie-de-vin, signée R. René-Hirsch, dos lisse avec incrustations polychromes d’un drapeau français, plats encadrés d’un double filets dorés, ornés au centre d’un décor mosaïqué polychrome, deux drapeaux français sur le premier, un obus et deux sabres entrecroisés sur le deuxième, tête dorée, contreplats, encadrés d’un double filet, et pages de garde moirés lie-de-vin, 293 pp., grandes marges conservées ; les lignes censurées aux pages 69-70, 93, 99, 105 et 154 sont manuscrites par l’auteur, table des matières. Ex-libris bibliothèque Arthur-Lévy. Exemplaire personnel sur grand-papier de l’épouse de monsieur Arthur-Lévy avec signature autographe de l’auteur et son portrait contrecollé, extraits d’un article de presse contrecollés in fine. Petit accroc en pied de dos.
2014Best.-Nr. 13453PARIGRAMME 2014 189 pages 20 1x27 9x1 9cm. 2014. Broché. 189 pages. Cet ouvrage de Manon Pignot explore les réalités multiples de la Grande Guerre à Paris à travers des photographies d'époque. Il montre comment la capitale bien qu'éloignée du front a été confrontée à la pénurie au deuil aux bombardements et au rôle de plaque tournante militaire pour les Alliés
1914Best.-Nr. 118458Couverture souple. Recueil de 6 cahiers de 16 pages. 12 x 18 cm.
1914Best.-Nr. 118459Couverture souple. Brochure 12 x 18 cm. 16 pages.
