LAUNAY (Charles-Denys de).Livre Rare Book
10.131 risultati
1726rif. 96339Paris chez Gabriel-François Quillau 1726 1 vol. relié in-12, relié plein veau marbré havane, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons et motifs dorés, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque), (18) + 301 + (7) pp. Edition originale de ce traité physiologique de la reproduction humaine. Le papier marbré du contreplat a été partiellement découpé. Mors très légèrement fendillés en tête, sinon très bon exemplaire.
1798rif. PHO-2410Paris, Desray, an VI (1798). 2 volumes in-8 (205x130mm), XXXII-383pp.-2ff-403pp., reliures différentes, quelques frottements aux charnières, coins usés, cachet au titre (t2), peu de rousseurs.
1959rif. 74434Paris Grasset, coll. "Les Cahiers verts" 1959 1 vol. broché in-12, broché, couverture rempliée, non coupé, 252 pp. Edition originale de ce recueil composé des parties du Journal consacrées aux bêtes, que Léautaud lui-même a supprimées pour l'édition en volumes. Un des 52 exemplaires de tête numérotés sur vergé de Montval. En belle condition.
1959rif. 74434Paris Grasset, coll. "Les Cahiers verts" 1959 1 vol. broché in-12, broché, couverture rempliée, non coupé, 252 pp. Edition originale de ce recueil composé des parties du Journal consacrées aux bêtes, que Léautaud lui-même a supprimées pour l'édition en volumes. Un des 52 exemplaires de tête numérotés sur vergé de Montval. En belle condition.
Herbonden, nieuwe vollederen blinde band met 4 nerven, 525pp+bladwijzer + algemeen register + 30pp. bijvoegsels, 13x20.5cm., 9 uitslaande gravures. Mooi, gaaf exemplaar met nieuwe vollederen band.
rif. 46354Amsterdam, F. Houttuyn, 1765 Herbonden, nieuwe vollederen blinde band met 4 nerven, 525pp+bladwijzer + algemeen register + 30pp. bijvoegsels, 13x20.5cm., 9 uitslaande gravures. Mooi, gaaf exemplaar met nieuwe vollederen band.
rif. 65660Bruyset frères 1791 livre dictionnaire 20*13 pages
rif. GMF-1196MARAN, René. Mbala l’éléphant. Illustrations de André Collot. Paris, Éditions Arc-en-ciel (1943). 1 volume in-4, 143 pages, reliure en demi-chagrin caramel, dos à nerfs avec auteur et titre dorés, plat supérieur de la couverture conservé. Édition originale. Tirage limité à 1000 exemplaires. Un des 951 sur vélin (n° 111). Provenance : Ex-libris d'Yves Burrus. Etat : Dos insolé.
rif. 116419Monte Carlo Editions du Livre 1962-1964 2 vol. Broché 2 vol. in-4, brochés, couvertures illustrées rempliées, 80 pp. + 12 planches en noir et 112 pp. Premier tirage de ce deux excellents albums ornés de nombreux et superbes dessins en sanguine et en noir par Dubout. En belle condition.
rif. 116419Monte Carlo Editions du Livre 1962-1964 2 vol. Broché 2 vol. in-4, brochés, couvertures illustrées rempliées, 80 pp. + 12 planches en noir et 112 pp. Premier tirage de ce deux excellents albums ornés de nombreux et superbes dessins en sanguine et en noir par Dubout. En belle condition.
rif. 13982924Bruxelles: Raymond Dupriez, 1939 in-4, 150 pages, 68 photographies, 4 planches. Broché sous emboîtage, le livre est à l'état neuf, l'emboîtage présente des marques d'usage. Un des 10 ex. nominatif (imprimé pour M. Victor Wyffels) sur simili-Japon blanc nacré ivoire. Safaris en Afrique de l'Est (Kenya, Uganda, Soudan), illustré de belles photographies animalières. JOINT le prospectus de souscription.
1945rif. 23855PARIS MARCUS 1945 1 lllustré par Félix LORIOUX. Paris, Marcus, 1945, in-8 carré, cartonnage illustré en couleurs.
1804rif. 256046Deterville crapelet (imp.) 1804 in8. 1804. Relié. avec des figures tirées des trois règnes de la nature abondante iconographie en noir et blanc 18 tomes numérotés de 1 à 23 dont 5 tomes manquants: 4-5-11-14-16
1960rif. 185061960. Rio de Janeiro Biblioteca Nacional Ministerio da Educaçao e Ciltura 1960 fac-similé de l'édition originale de 1831 tiré à 3000 ex. num. - Cartonné en feuilles sous emboitage 34 5 cm x 43 5 cm 34+ 49 pages+ 23 planches couleur - Texte en français de Th. Descourtilz traduction en brésilien de Carlos Drummond de Andrade étude critique de Olivéro M. de O. Pinto - Très bon état
2003rif. 119559Paris Galilée 2003 1 vol. broché in-8 carré, broché, couverture à rabats, non coupé, 80 pp. Édition originale. Un des 100 exemplaires de luxe numérotés, les seuls comportant une gravure originale de Valerio Adami numérotée et signée par l'artiste. En parfait état.
2003rif. 119559Paris Galilée 2003 1 vol. broché in-8 carré, broché, couverture à rabats, non coupé, 80 pp. Édition originale. Un des 100 exemplaires de luxe numérotés, les seuls comportant une gravure originale de Valerio Adami numérotée et signée par l'artiste. En parfait état.
rif. 221505Liège, Imprimeries Bénard et centrale réunies, s.d. (1954) in-8, 232 pp., avec de nombreuses illustrations en noir dans le texte, broché.
1820rif. 1241730Berlin, Christiani, 1820. 14 S., 1 Bl., 308 S. Ppbd d. Zeit (Einbd etwas fleckig u. beschabt, Signatur auf Innendeckel, Stempel recto/verso Titel u. auf hinterem Vorsatz, leicht gebräunt u. vereinzelt gering braunfleckig).
1866rif. 2093London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2099London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2101London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2105London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2095London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2097London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
1866rif. 2100London:: Dean and Son 1866. First edition. Fine. A fine and rare original hand-colored lithograph. Octavo 8.5 x 7 inches. Finely matted in double ivory rag matting with gilt French line decoration. In the classic tradition of an illuminated manuscript this charming print was executed by an unidentified gentlewoman; an artist and naturalist simply known as "A Lady" whom by the unfortunate plight of a physical malformation became an outcast to Victorian high society. Seeking solace she traveled to the far reaches of Ceylon and Corfu where she developed her inherent gifts here represented with her insightful depiction of the native flora and fauna of the Far East. Brightly colored butterflies insects or birds intermingle with rich blossoms or native grasses or perch on finely detailed branches of fruit and berries all surrounding the fine poetic expression of this keen nineteenth century naturalist. Matted in Rag Board Dean and Son , unknown
