Rivosecchi, Mario: Fontane di Roma. Rome: Editalia, 1974. Unpaginated, with full page monochrome illiustrations. Leather bound, with gilt lettering to cover. In a slipcase. This example is 474 from a limited edition of 1999. Some fading and wear to spine, inside pristine condition.
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Rare et magnifique recueil sur les Fontaines et les jardins de Rome et Tivoli en reliure de l’époque. Rome, 1691. De la bibliothèque Earls of Macclesfield. Rome, G. G. de Rossi, vers 1691. 33 feuillets entièrement gravés dont le titre, la dédicace et les estampes. [Relié à la suite] : FALDA. Le Fontane delle ville di Frascati, nel Tusculano, con li loro prospetti, Parte seconda. Ibid, vers 1691. 18 feuillets entièrement gravés dont un dépliant. [Relié à la suite] : VENTURINI, Giovanni Francesco. Le Fontane ne’Palazzi e ne’giardini di Roma. Ibid, 1691. 28 feuillets entièrement gravés, dont une planche dépliante. Ibid. Le Fontane del giardino Estense in Tivoli… Parte quarta. Ibid, [vers 1691]. 28 feuillets entièrement gravés, dont une planche dépliante. Soit 4 parties reliées en un volume in-folio oblong, veau moucheté, double filet doré et roulette à froid autour des plats, dos à nerfs richement orné de fleurs-de-lys dans les caissons, coupes décorées, tranches mouchetées rouges. Reliure de l’époque. 275 x 395 mm.
La plus belle suite de gravures sur les fontaines de Rome et ses environs imprimée et gravée à Rome en 1691. 4 feuillets de titre, 4 feuillets de dédicace et 99 gravures d’après Giovanni Battista Falda (1643-1678) et Francesco Venturini (1630-1710) interprétées par ces derniers et L. Rouhier. Elles représentent des fontaines pour la plupart construites aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles. « Exact et bien gravé. Le 4e livre, contenant28 planches, manque quelquefois ». Brunet, II, 1172. Exemplaire d’un très beau tirage et bien conservé, proche de l’exemplaire de la New York Public Library dont la partie iv ne comprenait que 21 estampes contre 28 dans le présent exemplaire, proche aussi du second exemplaire « The Library of Congress ». Les planches sont ici numérotées. “This collection of plates is the most charming that has ever appeared on the fountains of Rome and its environs. Part I was issued about 1675 (Berlin Catalog 3603); Part II before 1687 as Gio. Francesco Negroni, to whom it was dedicated as "Chierico Delle Camera Apostolica", became papal legate to Bologna in 1687 ; Part III probably about 1689 because it was dedicated to Livio Odescalchi, nephew of His Holiness Pope Innocent XI who died in 1689. As in the case of Falda’s Nuovo Teatro all the copies examined vary in numbering and arrangement of the plates. The New York Public Library has a copy of Part I-IV, dated [1691?], with unnumbered plates : Part I [1-33], II [1-18], III [I-28], IV [I-21] ; The Library of Congress has one copy with numbered plates, Part I-II [1675] I-33, 1-18 pl., Part III [1691] I-28 pl., and a second copy with Part I-III numbered, Part IV unnumbered plates [1-28]. The Berlin Catalog (3603) lists a dated issue of 1691 with numbered plates in the four parts. The New York Public Library has a much later edition, issued with the stamp of the "Calcografia Di Roma" in the corner of the plates. Between 1798 and 1815, many sets of earlier plates were reprinted under the direction of Giuseppe Valadier. There was also an edition with 42 plates, Nuremberg, 1685. Berlin Catalog 3603-3604 ; Bartsch XXI, p. 239-245, 248-249 ; Cicognara 3863” (Fowler Architectural collection)”. Giovanni Battista Falda, né vers 1640 à Valdaggia, dans le Milanais, se rendit très jeune à Rome pour s’y perfectionner dans le dessin, et depuis s’appliqua tout entier à la gravure. Huber (Manuel des amateurs) trouve une grande ressemblance entre la manière de Falda et celle d’Israël Silvestre. Il a gravé les principales vues de Rome d’après ses propres dessins, ou d’après ceux du cavalier Bernin. Ses estampes à l’eau-forte sont très recherchées. (W. S.) « Les dessins et gravures de ses jardins, fontaines et édifices publics sont exécutés avec une science très grande de la perspective et ornés de personnages ». Benezit, IV, 255. Superbe exemplaire, très pur, gravé sur grand papier, conservé dans sa reliure de l’époque. Provenance: Earls of Macclesfield avec ex-libris. A crisp copy of Falda’s views of Roman fountains, which was completed by Venturini after Falda’s death. The watermark is predominantly a fleur-de-lys inside a double circle (Heawood 1600 ; see BAL RIBA for a discussion of dating by watermark). BAL, II, 1014 ; Fowler & Baer, 117 (éd. De 1675-1689) ; Millard, IV, 36 (… this is the most sophisticated and elaborate collection of plates ever engraved on this subject”) ; Katalog Berlin, 3603.
Vitali e Ghianda. 1964. In-8. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 195 pages. Illustré de nombreux dessins et photos en noir et blanc hors texte. Jaquette et page de garde déchirées.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain
(Raro) 'Architettura', Collana dir. da Luigi Vagnetti (Roma). 254 illustrazioni. Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain
Roma, Staderini 1962 308pp. + 251 bl/w illustrations out of text, 2nd ed., publisher's hardccover in blue cloth, in slipcase, 32cm., text in Italian, good condition, weight: 3.1kg., G107628
Roma, Edizioni Enzo Pinci, s. d., vers 1950, gr. in-8vo, 516 p., richement ill. n./b., cartonnage original, léger manque au haut du dos du vol. I.
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