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1960Best.-Nr. R300260451. 1960. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paris, 1960, in 4, broché, nb. ill., (68 pp.). . . . Classification Dewey : 355.021-Militaria
1945Best.-Nr. RO80078992***. 1939 - 1945. In-8. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Album de 23 planches composées de 2 à 6 photos sur chacune, soit environ 80 / 100 photos.. . . A l'italienne. Classification Dewey : 0-GENERALITES
Best.-Nr. 40884aafFribourg, St-Paul, 1898, in-4°, 48 p. illustré + 1 ff. (table) + 9 planches, int. frais, brochure originale illustrée, couv. avec rousseurs. Couverture dess. par J. Reichlen, les étudiants devant le Moleson.
Best.-Nr. 26213aafFribourg, St-Paul, 1899, in-4°, 51 p., illustré de 16 planches hors-texte, brochure originale illustrée, usée.
Best.-Nr. 72452aafFribourg, St-Paul, 1898, in-4°, frontispice + 49 p., illustré + 6 planches et 2 ff. avec ‘Le Ranz des Vaches de la Gruyère’ (illustration, text et partition), brochure originale illustrée. (Reichlen). Couverture tachée.
Best.-Nr. 30334aafFribourg, Impr. H. Wilczek, 1895, in-4°, 34 p., ill., brochure originale illustrée par J. Reichlen.
Best.-Nr. 123436aafFribourg, Impr. H. Wilczek, 1895, in-4°, titre ill. par J. Reichlen tiré en bistre + 34 p., richement illustrées, brochure originale illustrée par J. Reichlen.
Best.-Nr. 114804aafFribourg, Imp. H. Wilczek, 1896, in-4°, frontispice + 64 p., illustré, (album autographié), nom ‘Aug. Rody’ sur la p. de titre, reliure en d.-toile, couverture de la brochure illustrée par Reichlen, montée.
Best.-Nr. 123437aafFribourg, Imp. H. Wilczek, 1896, in-4°, frontispice Notre nouveau Drapeau par E. Bruhlhart + 64 p., richement illustré, (album autographié), brochure originale, couverture de la brochure illustrée par Reichlen.
Best.-Nr. 137444aafFribourg, Impr. H. Wilczek, 1898, in-4°, 47 p., + 1 p. non chiffr. + 1 f. de table, illustré de plusieurs dessins de Reichlen in-texte et de partitions musicales e.a. le Ranz des Vaches (texte patois) brochure originale illustrée par J. Reichlen.
Best.-Nr. 128336aafFribourg, Saint-Paul, 1902, gr. in-4to, frontispice ‘Collège Saint-Michel vu du séminaire’ + 32 p. + 2 ff. + ill. en noir et blanc + 2 planches, brochure originale illustrée.
Best.-Nr. 114803aafFribourg, St-Paul, 1897, in-4°, frontispice + 45 p., illustré + 6 planches, tampon ‘Auguste Rody’ sur la couverture, brochure (sans la couverture illustrée par Reichlen).
Best.-Nr. 128337aafFribourg, Imprimerie de l’Oeuvre de Saint Paul, 1904, in-4°, 50 p. + 1 feuille table, avec illustrations in-texte et sur planches, brochure originale illustrée.
1895Best.-Nr. CCC-45627. La couverture est legerement tachee.L' interieur est en tres bon. PARIS, 1895, In-8 - Format a l' italienne, E.O.(edition original ). PENSIONNAT DE PASSY fondé par les frères des écoles chrétiennes 37 planches en phototypie par Berthaud, photos possible
Best.-Nr. HALL513260Hardback. The album of 20 leaves contains 19 pages of hand-written text 18 original photographs & 7 small coloured drawings. The subjects covered include school activities family life and places of interest in Moscow. Small 4to Moscow 1959. In very good condition. . hardcover
Best.-Nr. 03-0474France ca. late 19th cent. Album of 76 drawings in the style of the School of Barbizon. Mainly landscapes with a few nudes. Bound in leather with losses of leather. 26 x 19.5 cm page size. France, ca. late 19th cent. hardcover
1800Best.-Nr. 26715Canton 1800. Large 4to. 15 x 12 1/2 inches. 141 watercolours on thin paper nearly all captioned in ink in Chinese in the lower right corner each tipped to a sheet of wove paper. Mid-nineteenth century citron half morocco over marbled paper covered boards spine with raised bands in six compartments lettered in gilt in the second compartment the others with a repeat decoration in gilt marbled edges Provenance: Annie Pearson Viscountess Cowdray née Cass 1860-1932 Dunecht House Aberdeenshire. An extraordinary album of early Chinese export watercolours of the highest quality. Beginning in the late 18th century centred on the treaty port of Canton there existed a thriving trade in ethnographical watercolours executed by local Chinese artists and sold to the western merchants and travellers. The best known result of this trade is William Mason's Costume of China first published in London in 1800 which is illustrated with 60 hand-coloured aquatints adapted from a series of original watercolours by Pu-Qua of Canton. It was common for the local artists including Pu-Qua to work from a set series of models. The present album includes a number of compositions that are from the same set of models as those used by Pu-Qua but they include more detail and more of the trade-associated paraphernalia than are shown in the images as published in Mason's work. This suggests that they were not copied from Mason but were after another more detailed source or were unique compositions by the artist based on a similar series of models. Importantly these watercolours are of a uniformly higher quality than usually encountered and represent not only a wide array of occupations but also members of the highest echelon of Chinese society. The detailing on the costumes worn by these members of the royal court is breathtaking with copious use of gilt. Later collections of Chinese export watercolours were routinely executed on less expensive pith paper whereas the present watercolours are on high quality tissue and are larger in size than those typically encountered. The album represents an earlier more prestigious style of export watercolour paintings specifically meant for wealthy Europeans. These are Chinese watercolours of the highest quality designed and executed to the highest standards. The album was once owned by Annie Pearson Viscountess Cowdray Steward of Colchester and wife of Lord Weetman Dickinson Pearson 1st Viscount Cowdray. Cf. Crossman The China Trade Princeton: 1972; cf. Clunas Chinese Export Watercolours London: 1984. unknown
1800Best.-Nr. 26715Canton 1800. Large 4to. 15 x 12 1/2 inches. 141 watercolours on thin paper nearly all captioned in ink in Chinese in the lower right corner each tipped to a sheet of wove paper. Mid-nineteenth century citron half morocco over marbled paper covered boards spine with raised bands in six compartments lettered in gilt in the second compartment the others with a repeat decoration in gilt marbled edges Provenance: Annie Pearson Viscountess Cowdray née Cass 1860-1932 Dunecht House Aberdeenshire. An extraordinary album of early Chinese export watercolours of the highest quality. Beginning in the late 18th century centred on the treaty port of Canton there existed a thriving trade in ethnographical watercolours executed by local Chinese artists and sold to the western merchants and travellers. The best known result of this trade is William Mason's Costume of China first published in London in 1800 which is illustrated with 60 hand-coloured aquatints adapted from a series of original watercolours by Pu-Qua of Canton. It was common for the local artists including Pu-Qua to work from a set series of models. The present album includes a number of compositions that are from the same set of models as those used by Pu-Qua but they include more detail and more of the trade-associated paraphernalia than are shown in the images as published in Mason's work. This suggests that they were not copied from Mason but were after another more detailed source or were unique compositions by the artist based on a similar series of models. Importantly these watercolours are of a uniformly higher quality than usually encountered and represent not only a wide array of occupations but also members of the highest echelon of Chinese society. The detailing on the costumes worn by these members of the royal court is breathtaking with copious use of gilt. Later collections of Chinese export watercolours were routinely executed on less expensive pith paper whereas the present watercolours are on high quality tissue and are larger in size than those typically encountered. The album represents an earlier more prestigious style of export watercolour paintings specifically meant for wealthy Europeans. These are Chinese watercolours of the highest quality designed and executed to the highest standards. The album was once owned by Annie Pearson Viscountess Cowdray Steward of Colchester and wife of Lord Weetman Dickinson Pearson 1st Viscount Cowdray. Cf. Crossman The China Trade Princeton: 1972; cf. Clunas Chinese Export Watercolours London: 1984. unknown books
1917Best.-Nr. 2091502135417954Not Available 1917. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
Best.-Nr. 108333Circa 1800. . 3 vols folio 50.9 x 37.4 cm; 244 mounted watercolours of flowers fruit birds and silkworms on Chinese paper comprising vol.1: 82 drawings of flowers vol.2: 82 drawings of flowers vol.3: 8 drawings of silkworms 7 of parrots 59 of fruit/flowers 6 of junks nineteenth-century russia gilt gilt armorial of George Spencer-Churchill Marquess of Blandford light foxing to a few plates one volume rebacked retaining original spine one volume with light water stain to upper cover lightly scratched some loss of leather to spine. Sumptuous 19th century Chinese watercolours from the library of the Duke of Marlborough. A sumptuous collection of mounted watercolours depicting Chinese silkworm cultivation birds including parrots Asian fruits and multiple species of flowers; the work of exceptionally fine draughtsmanship from a Chinese school. Stylistic variety suggests a number of hands. The Chinese characters on the painting of silkworms read Quan Yuan Hao Jian Bo meaning a shop the first three characters that sells silk foil the last two characters. The spines of two volumes are labelled 'Flowers' and the third is labelled 'Silk Worms Fruits &c'. From the library of George Spencer-Churchill fifth Duke of Marlborough 1766-1840. The armorial design on the covers exhibit the coronet of a marquess indicating that the albums were bound whilst the Duke was Marquess of Blanford. He had a famed library at Whiteknights Park near Reading which was sold in 1819 due to financial difficulties exacerbated by his extravagant lifestyle. At Whiteknights the Duke had established the gardens as some of the most renowned in England at the time richly described by Barbara Hofland in A Descriptive Account of the Mansion and Gardens of White-Knights 1819. They featured a folly of a ruined Gothic chapel exotic botanicals imported from China and India and a Chinese temple. He was a passionate botanist and much of his library reflected this love for natural history this rare collection of watercolours being no exception. Lord Macartney's Embassy to China in 1793 saw the opening up of the Imperial lands to the West so it is likely that these drawings were produced in the last decade of the eighteenth or the first decade of the nineteenth century. John William Fordham Johnson 1866-1938 was a British-born Canadian businessman who became Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia in 1931. Circa 1800. hardcover
1923Best.-Nr. 1613Levallois-Paris, H. Tourte & M. Petitin éditeurs, 1923. In-8 oblong - 28x19,5cm. Broché, plat de couverture illustrés. 24 Pages. Album photographique de l'année 1923, imprimé, représentant les élèves, professeurs et bâtiments de l'Ecole Commerciale de Paris, 39 Avenue Trudaine, fondée en 1863. Illustrations sous serpentes.
Best.-Nr. 62904Paris, Editions du Studio Vallois, 30 juin 1954, EDITION ORIGINALE sur papier fort, pt. in-folio, br., couv. bleu avec titre doré sur la première de couv. éd., 106 pp. uniquement imprimé sur une face, en frontispice pleine page l'insigne en coul. de l'école de Saint-Cyr, très nb. photos en noir, ainsi que de très nb. dessins humoristiques en noir signé FR, en fin de volume un index alphabétique de toutes les photos des soldats de Saint-Cyr pour les promotions 1952 et 1954, ex-dono du général Louis Bezou, RARE recueil de photographies des officiers de l'Ecole de Saint-Cyr entre 1952 et 1954. De nombreux dessins humoristiques sur les officiers supérieurs. Très RARE. Très bon état du papier malgré un petit sur la page de garde; petits manques en tête et queue de dos; insolation de la couverture
Best.-Nr. c5537Album petit in-4° oblong, couverture cartonnée marron muette; 14 feuillets de papier fort gris reliés par une ficelle marron; 11 feuillets sont employés.
1939Best.-Nr. WOC-2267Division des E. O. R. Poitiers – Novembre 1939 de la E. O. R.- 20è Brigade, Lieutenant Lucas, Instructeur au E. O. R.-44è Brigade, Lieutenant Gazeau, Instructeur. Levallois-Paris, édition des Établissement H. Tourte & M. Petitin, 1939. Grand in-8 (21,5x27,5cm) broché, couverture imprimée du titre en noir. Ouvrage non paginé.
1938Best.-Nr. WOC-2268Nombreuses photographies. Paris, Imp. Lefèbvre & Joigneux, 1938. Grand in-8 (27x19cm) broché, couverture bordeaux ornée du vignette de Classe. 96pp.
