‎Cristina Cuadra Rudi Miel C. Miel European Parliament. Directorate-General for Information and Public Relations‎
‎Troubled Waters‎

‎THE FIELD, JULY 1997 (Contents: The search for King Arthur's Britain. Buffalo and ostriches for the paddock. Troubled waters: How can we save our rivers ? ...)‎

‎IPC Magazine Ltd. 1997. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. 122 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en couleur.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎Contents: The search for King Arthur's Britain. Buffalo and ostriches for the paddock. Troubled waters: How can we save our rivers ? ... Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎Fishing in Troubled Waters. Or how to hold out a bait. ‎

‎London Thomas McLean 1832 Première édition de la lithographie, publiée le 16 janvier 1832. L'image mesure 28,5 x 39,5 cm. Collée sur une carte brune (35 x 50 cm). Au verso se trouve un montage vierge de la même taille. Épreuve propre et soignée, avec un léger désordre sur le bord de coupe (en dehors du cadre noir). Quelques rousseurs sur les bords. Le montage est propre et net. Publié sous le numéro 174, dans une série intitulée : Political sketches - Issued in 5 volumes. (Daniel O'Connell ; Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey) Description : Lord Grey tente d'attirer M. O'Connell en lui offrant une place. L'inscription "Courier" sur sa canne à pêche indique que l'offre a été faite dans un paragraphe, publié à titre de sondage, dans le journal du soir portant ce titre. Il est bien connu que le poisson n'a pas mordu. Ceci est de Mclean. Clé illustrative des croquis politiques de H.B. du n° 1 au n° 600. Conforme à l'exemplaire de la National Portrait Gallery : NPG D41109.‎

‎First edition lithograph, published January 16th 1832. Image is 28.5 x 39.5 cm. Laid onto brown card (35 x 50 cm). To verso is a blank mount of the same size. Clean tidy print, with slight untidiness to cut edge (outside the black ruled frame). Fractional browning to edges. Mount is clean and neat. Issued as number 174, in a series entitled: Political sketches - Issued in 5 volumes. (Daniel O'Connell; Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey) Description is: Lord Grey is endeavouring to allure Mr. O'Connell by the offer of a place. The inscription of Courier on his rod, intimates that the offer was made in a paragraph, put out by way of a feeler, in the evening newspaper bearing that title. It is well known that the fish did not bite. This from Mclean. Illustrative Key to the Political Sketches of H.B. From No.1 to No. 600. Conforms to the National Portrait Gallery copy: NPG D41109. .‎

‎Oil on the Troubled Waters; as the means of Saving life and property at sea. A lecture delivered before the Balloon Society of Great Britain, at the Royal Aquarium, on Friday, March 30, 1883.‎

‎London, Nutting, 1883. 16 pages. (13,54x21cm). Broché. Couverture imprimée. Bon état. Idées et mesures de sécurité maritime par R. Rose, auteur de guides de la Nouvelle Zélande et de l'Australie à l'époque coloniale anglaise. Notamment, curieux et intéressant système consistant à jeter à l'eau des substances huileuses pour amortir l'impact des vagues pendant une tempête, d'où le titre - idée que l'auteur tire, entre autres, de l'expérience des baleiniers. ‎

‎Angling in Troubled Waters Der Fischfang im Trüben - La Pêche en l'eau trouble - La Pesca nelle acque turbes. A Serio-Comic Map of Europe By Fred W. Rose. Author of the ""Octopus"" map of Europe.‎

‎London, Bacon & Co. Ltd., 1899. Chromlithographed folded map (50 x 71 cm) in original printed covers (20 x 14 cm). 5 cm tear in horisontal fold in left margin. 10 cm long tear in spine of cover, but map and wrappers still firmly attached, otherwise a fine copy. ‎

‎A fine copy of Frederick Rose’s famous caricature map of Europe with each country depicted as an angler having various levels of success in catches colonies. Serving as an allegory for European colonial interference elsewhere, this type of map influenced and reflected popular opinion, much like a political cartoon. Political boundaries and power struggles define this work. The 19th-century “serio-comic map” caricaturizes each European country as a fisherman, holding a sack with its imperial catch, or about to lose what it has caught. Serving as an allegory for European colonial interference elsewhere, this type of “persuasive” map influenced and reflected popular opinion, much like a political cartoon. Despite the popularity of his posters and a considerable output, there has been some controversy regarding Frederick Rose’s exact identity, in part due to his common name. Recent research suggest that Rose was of honorable Scottish descent and spent most of his professional life working as a civil-servant at Somerset House in London (Inland Revenue at the time).‎

‎Croisiere en eaux troubles (troubled waters)‎

‎LES EDITIONS MONDIALES / COLLECTION N0US DEUX N°408. 1980. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Coiffe en tête abîmée, Quelques rousseurs. Environ 220 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 820-Littératures anglaise et anglo-saxonne‎

‎ Classification Dewey : 820-Littératures anglaise et anglo-saxonne‎