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Dominici, Bernardo De: Vite de' Pittori, Scultori, ed Architetti Napoletani. Non mai date alla luce da Autore alcano. 3 volumes in 2. Naples: Stamperia del Ricciardi, 1742; 1743; 1745 (the date 1743 has a printed paste over datad 1745. 3 volumes in 2, quarto. Early-19th century quarter calf, spines gilt in compartments, red morocco labels, marbled boards. Portrait frontispiece of the author to volume I, tailpieces. Bindings rubbed with a little wear at the extremities, front hinge of volume 3 cracked, significant browning and foxing to contents, lower corner of the title to volume II torn and repaired with loss of text. Very good condition. First edition of this important collection of Neapolitan art biographies compiled in response to Vasari's 'cursory reference' to the region's artistic traditions (Astarita, A Companion to Early Modern Naples, p. 318). Author Berndaro de Dominici (1683-1759) was the son of the painter Raimondo de Dominici and became an artist himself, living and working for many years in the household of the Duke and Duchess di Laurenzano, though no examples of his work have been identified. By 1721 he had begun compiling biographical notices on painters known to his father and to himself, and he published a life of Giordano that appeared as part of Bellori's Le Vitte de' Pittori, Scultori et Architetti Moderni in 1728. The Laurenzano household was a gathering place for the Neapolitan branch of the Accademia dell' Arcadia, a literary and philosophical society, which gave Dominici access to a number of scholars who influenced his philosophical outlook and assisted him with research for his books, particularly this, his major work. 'The Vite presents the history of art in Naples, from its mythic origins in late antiquity up to the mid-18th century, as a progressive development culminating in the work of Solimena⊠The material for the Vite was drawn from oral tradition, artists' memoirs, local guide books, histories, and many non-Neapolitan sources. There was little accurate information available for the period before the 16th century, hence the book is generally unreliable with regard to ancient, Medieval, and early Renaissance artists. Within ten years of his death de Dominici was accused of invention and in the late 19th century was deemed wholly unreliable. This attitude has been revised after new research on the later periods and especially on Solimena, and the Vite is now regarded as indispensable for any study of 17th and 18th-century art in Naples. Scholars are gradually exploiting the information the book provides on art collecting, art restoration, theatre and music' (Dictionary of Art. Vol. 9 p.120). Text in Italian.
First edition of this important collection of Neapolitan art biographies compiled in response to Vasari's 'cursory reference' to the region's artistic traditions (Astarita, A Companion to Early Modern Naples, p. 318). Author Berndaro de Dominici (1683-1759) was the son of the painter Raimondo de Dominici and became an artist himself, living and working for many years in the household of the Duke and Duchess di Laurenzano, though no examples of his work have been identified. By 1721 he had begun compiling biographical notices on painters known to his father and to himself, and he published a life of Giordano that appeared as part of Bellori's Le Vitte de' Pittori, Scultori et Architetti Moderni in 1728. The Laurenzano household was a gathering place for the Neapolitan branch of the Accademia dell' Arcadia, a literary and philosophical society, which gave Dominici access to a number of scholars who influenced his philosophical outlook and assisted him with research for his books, particularly this, his major work. 'The Vite presents the history of art in Naples, from its mythic origins in late antiquity up to the mid-18th century, as a progressive development culminating in the work of Solimena⊠The material for the Vite was drawn from oral tradition, artists' memoirs, local guide books, histories, and many non-Neapolitan sources. There was little accurate information available for the period before the 16th century, hence the book is generally unreliable with regard to ancient, Medieval, and early Renaissance artists. Within ten years of his death de Dominici was accused of invention and in the late 19th century was deemed wholly unreliable. This attitude has been revised after new research on the later periods and especially on Solimena, and the Vite is now regarded as indispensable for any study of 17th and 18th-century art in Naples. Scholars are gradually exploiting the information the book provides on art collecting, art restoration, theatre and music' (Dictionary of Art. Vol. 9 p.120). Text in Italian
Niangoran-Bouah, G: L'Univers Akan des Poids a Peser l'Or / The Akan World of Gold Weights. 1. Les Poids non figuratifs / Abstract Design Weights. 2. Les Poids figuratifs / The Figurative Weights. 3. Les Poids dans la SociÃtà / The Weights and Society. 3 volume boxed set. Abidjan: Nouvelles Editions Africaines, 1984 - 87. In all over 950 pages with hundreds of colour and black-and-white plates and illustrations. Hardback. 30.5x23.5cms. Text in English and French.
Text in English and French
Passe, Crispijn de: Oficina arcularia in qua sunt ad spectantia diverse eximia exempla ex variis autoribus collecta : Bouticque menuserie d'dens laquelle sont comprins les plus notable fondaments, non moins arichesse avecq des nouvelles inventons : Schriner Laden in wilchem begriffen seyn unterscheidtliche schoene Fondamenten zu Nutz deren Constliebhaberen : Schrinwerckers winckelwaer in begrepen sijn de principaelste stucken der schreinwerckers const fondamentlick gestelt ende mit nieuwe inventien verciert door Crispinum Passeum Juni. Amsterdam: 1642. 20 engraved plates housed in hinged mounts in a blue morocco case. Many of the plates are watermarked with 'VS' and a small crescent, and countermark capital R. Tiny wormhole to title. A closed tear in the margin of plate T has been professionally repaired. Occasional short splits, creases, light markings and toned areas usually not affecting the images. Overall an excellent, clean set with wide margins. Second edition. The complete suite of plates from the influential pattern book Oficina Arcularia, depicting existing Dutch and French designs for furniture engraved by the master Crispin de Passe the Younger, of the extraordinary de Passe family of engravers and publishers. Oficina Arcularia is 'one of the most important contemporary records of northern European renaissance furniture' and 'not only influenced English cabinet makers but set the format for later works of the type' (Weinreb, The Arts Applied, pp 31-32). The multi-lingual title page is evidence for the book's broad market, and it was so influential that today many museum pieces can be identified with specific engravings. Oficina Arcularia was first published in Utrecht in 1621. These plates are from the second edition, which was published in Amsterdam in 1642 and includes all but two of the plates from the first edition and adds eight more. Both editions are uncommon.
The complete suite of plates from the influential pattern book Oficina Arcularia, depicting existing Dutch and French designs for furniture engraved by the master Crispin de Passe the Younger, of the extraordinary de Passe family of engravers and publishers. Oficina Arcularia is 'one of the most important contemporary records of northern European renaissance furniture' and 'not only influenced English cabinet makers but set the format for later works of the type' (Weinreb, The Arts Applied, pp 31-32). The multi-lingual title page is evidence for the book's broad market, and it was so influential that today many museum pieces can be identified with specific engravings. Oficina Arcularia was first published in Utrecht in 1621. These plates are from the second edition, which was published in Amsterdam in 1642 and includes all but two of the plates from the first edition and adds eight more. Both editions are uncommon.
1 cartonnage format in-12 à l'italienne simili-cuir bordeaux, texte imprimé en seconde et troisième de couverture, avec mention Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année et l'adresse de Gérald Maurois, et une belle note manuscrite de Gérald Maurois : "Pour Monsieur J... P... M... qui sait mieux que moi comme il est difficile de faire vivre l'oeuvre d'un écrivain disparu. Maurois n'est pas en livre de Poche et malgré le déjeuner si souvent remis de Janvier 1978 P... n'a pas encore pu fixer un rendez-vous à M.A.M.M. qui a pris la relève depuis le 1er janvier 1978 de la gestion de l'oeuvre."...
Etonnant et remarquable document. Avec le texte imprimé suivant : "Non ! No ! "Mon Père ne savait pas dire "Non". "Ma vie a été gâchée parce que je n'ai pas su dire "Non". Il faut apprendre à dire "Non" disait-il à Jean d'Ormesson qui ajoute, dans l'hommage prononcé à la Sorbonne, le 21 octobre 1977 : "A quoi André Maurois n'a-t-il pas sur dire "Non". Il n'a pa su dire "Non" à ceux qui avaient besoin de lui, et ce qui fait à ses yeux sa faiblesse, fait aux nôtres un charme irrésistible qui, malgré les prophètes de malheur et les conjurations hostiles, font qu'il reste aujourd'hui extraordinairement présent et vivant parmi nous". Vous qui êtes constamment sollicité, mettez ce souvenir d'André Maurois près de votre téléphone"
Editions du Seuil , Points, Politique Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1981 Book condition, Etat : Bon broché, sous couverture imprimée éditeur blanche, illustrée d'une photographie en couleurs de moutons sous la Tour Eiffel In-8 1 vol. - 255 pages
édition en poche, 1981 Contents, Chapitres : Introduction - De l'exigence morale à l'action non-violente - Amour, contrainte et violence - Principes et fondements de la désobéissance civile - Le programme constructif - Un dynamisme révolutionnaire - L'importance de l'organisation - Les différents moments et les différentes méthodes de l'action directe non-violente (Analyse de la situation - Choix de l'objectif - Première négocations - Appel de l'opinion publique - Envoi d'un ultimatum - Actions directes) - La violence est l'arme des riches - L'action violente isole la révolution - La réconciliation de la révolution et de la raison - L'action non-violente face à la répression - Le risque de la violence - Bibliographie - Jean-Marie Muller, né le 21 octobre 1939 (79 ans) à Vesoul (France), est un philosophe français, spécialiste de Gandhi et de la non-violence. Il est directeur des études à l'Institut de recherche sur la résolution non-violente des conflits. Il est aussi un membre fondateur du Mouvement pour une alternative non-violente, et membre du comité de parrainage de la Coordination française pour la Décennie de la culture de paix et de non-violence. Il soutient, depuis sa création en 2001, le fonds associatif Non-Violence XXI. Ses ouvrages ont été traduits en plusieurs langues et notamment en arabe par le traducteur et non-violent syrien Mohamed Ali Abdel Jalil (les traductions ont été publiées à Beyrouth et à Damas). (source : Wikipedia) couverture à peine jaunie, avec une légère trace de pliure au coin supérieur gauche du plat inférieur, affectant à peine le coin inférieur des dernières pages, cela reste un bon exemplaire, intérieur frais et propre - format de poche