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réf. 0352341939.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 52174, Wildenstein Institute / Bibliotheque des Arts, 1996 Cloth with dust jacket, 420 pages, illustre coleur / b/w 28,5 x 34 cm Texte en Francais, *Tres belle exemplaire. ISBN 9782908063127.
réf. 9040085897.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2009réf. 834965Waanders Publishers. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English. 160 pages; 104 illustrations. -- with a bonus offer--; In this book all the works from the original collection are shown and discussed together for the first time. . 2009. 9040085897 . Waanders Publishers hardcover
1966réf. 788331966 Editions Le Club Français du Livre - 1966 - 3 Fort volumes in-8, reliure pleine peau noire de l'éditeur; plaque de titre et d'auteur sur le premier plat et sur le dos - 1638 + 1476 + 1831 pages - Ouvrages Illustrés
1913réf. 1167481913 Paris, Calmann-Lévy, Editeurs - 1913 - Petit in-8, demi basane camel, plats marbrés , titre doré et décors à froid sur le dos - 439 pages - Edition définitive, précédée d'une notice par Théophile Gautier et ornée d'un beau portrait gravé sur acier - Ouvrage relié avec sa couverture d'origine
réf. 51799NRF.1934.In-8 br.524 p.Ex.715.BE.
1947réf. 5237Paris, André Vial, 1947. 5 volumes in-8 en feuilles (308 p., 100 p., 148p., 196 p.,164 p.) sous couvertures rempliées, 3 chemises et étuis (le dernier avec deux discrets morceaux de scotch).
1818réf. GITe968A Paris chez Méquignon, Marvie 1818. In-8 broché couverture d'attente de l'époque, étiquette de titre imprimée sur le dos 2 feuillets non chiffrés 2-383pp. Orné d'une planche hors texte regroupant plusieurs sujets de botanique. Exemplaire en bon état, bien complet du texte et de la planche.
réf. 1768- Ed. nrf. Gallimardin-8 broché - couverture à rabats - 1967 - 476 pages - Ed. nrf. Gallimard
réf. 19198Paris, Lemerre, 1933, 1 demi velin à coins, dos illustré, piéce de titre ornée d'enluminures, tête teintée. in-12, faux-titre, titre de 2 couleurs, 261 pages ;
1957réf. 534842Guadalajara México: Et Cætera 1957. Softcover. Very Good. Offprint. Translated by Miguel Rodríguez Puga misspelled "Juga". Small slim quarto. 99-108pp. Stapled printed wrappers. Text in Spanish. Wrappers with tiny chips at the bottom corners and a couple of very short splits staples lightly oxidized and paper evenly toned a very good example of a relatively delicate pamphlet. From the library of noted Spanish philologist librarian and linguist Tomás Navarro Tomás with a six-line note on the first page some bracketing and underlining in the text and 27 lines in Spanish at the end all in red ink. While the practice of combining the words "magic" and "realism" had been around since the 1920s - with entire books having been written on the subject - this is the paper that popularized the term "magical realism" for the genre of Latin American fiction as we know it today. Flores who found the movement's genesis in Borges' publication of A Universal History of Infamy in 1935 first presented this paper at the Spanish 4 Group Meeting of the 69th Annual Meeting of the MLA in New York December 27-29 1954. It was published in English in the journal Hispania in May 1955 Vol. 38 No. 2. This offprint is from its Spanish-language publication in the important Guadalajara literary magazine Et Cætera Nos. 23-25 July 1957 - March 1958. This is quite likely the offprint of its first Spanish-language publication; information appears to be slight but we do find it cited next to the English-language edition in a footnote of Luis Leal's classic 1967 essay on the subject "Magical Realism in Spanish American Literature" accessed online via an English anthology published by Duke. A rare and early offprint of a pivotal essay on Latin American literature with annotations by a noted Spanish philologist and linguist. OCLC locates no copies of this Mexican offprint nor does it locate any copies of an offprint in English if one was even published. Et Cætera unknown
1957réf. 534842Guadalajara México: Et Cætera 1957. Softcover. Very Good. Offprint. Translated by Miguel Rodríguez Puga misspelled "Juga". Small slim quarto. 99-108pp. Stapled printed wrappers. Text in Spanish. Wrappers with tiny chips at the bottom corners and a couple of very short splits staples lightly oxidized and paper evenly toned a very good example of a relatively delicate pamphlet. From the library of noted Spanish philologist librarian and linguist Tomás Navarro Tomás with a six-line note on the first page some bracketing and underlining in the text and 27 lines in Spanish at the end all in red ink. While the practice of combining the words "magic" and "realism" had been around since the 1920s - with entire books having been written on the subject - this is the paper that popularized the term "magical realism" for the genre of Latin American fiction as we know it today. Flores who found the movement's genesis in Borges' publication of A Universal History of Infamy in 1935 first presented this paper at the Spanish 4 Group Meeting of the 69th Annual Meeting of the MLA in New York December 27-29 1954. It was published in English in the journal Hispania in May 1955 Vol. 38 No. 2. This offprint is from its Spanish-language publication in the important Guadalajara literary magazine Et Cætera Nos. 23-25 July 1957 - March 1958. This is quite likely the offprint of its first Spanish-language publication; information appears to be slight but we do find it cited next to the English-language edition in a footnote of Luis Leal's classic 1967 essay on the subject "Magical Realism in Spanish American Literature" accessed online via an English anthology published by Duke. A rare and early offprint of a pivotal essay on Latin American literature with annotations by a noted Spanish philologist and linguist. OCLC locates no copies of this Mexican offprint nor does it locate any copies of an offprint in English if one was even published. Et Cætera unknown books
1993Ohara-ryu is a school of Ikebana, or Japanese floral art, founded.in 1895 by Ohara Unshin. Natsuki (1949-1992) was the third generation of the family to continue and enhance their reputation in floral artistry. The heart of the book- especially for thse who do not read Japanese is the central section where "The Masterpieces of Natsuki Ohara. 1977-1991" are displayed in 145 pages of glorious coloured pictures. Then there are illustrations of how some were assembled and constructed.. This was issued by the Natsuki Ohara Memorial Publishing Publishing Committee. 183p. illus.index. NOTE Heavy large format book in slipcase [OCLC # 834937260. but no locations found in WorldCat] Book
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1974réf. 2090502113716421Not Available 1974. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
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1973réf. 2090502113716419Not Available 1973. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
réf. 9781536197082NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
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réf. 1039134173.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
