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ENGELEN Louis van ( Lier 1857 - Antwerpen 1940 ) :
Mémoires d'un Rapin.
S.l. ( Antwerpen ) , s.d. ( 1932 ) , private edition, ( printed by A. Jacobs, Anvers ) , large in-8°, 27,5 x 18 cm, 198 pp + 39 engravings hors-texte ( pointes sèches, some mounted, most printed on leaves outside the pagination ). Sewn, original printed stiff wrapper. Printed in 50 numbered copies. This is copy n° 38, marked by the author as '' hors commerce ''. With a manuscript ex-dono by the author to ''Monsieur Camille van Peeth ''. Fine copy. Text in French. This is very rare copy of an autobiography of the Belgian painter Louis van Engelen, illustrated by himself with 39 original engravings, signed in the plate LvE. The painter Louis van Engelen ( Lier 1857 - Antwerpen 1940 ) studied under Charles Verlat at the Antwerp Academy. He was a very successful artist, who built himself in 1906 , an impressive town villa in one of the very posh quarters of Antwerp. He was a member of ''Als Ick Kan '' and the group '' Les XIII''. The date of publication of this autobiography is taken from ''Dictionnaire des Peintres, édition Larcier ''. He wrote his autobiography in French. The title in Dutch ( his mother tongue) would have been '' Herinneringen van een een schildersjongen '' or ''Memories of a studio boy ''. The book is very rare. We found only one entry in the OCLC catalogue ( a microform copy in the AMVC - Antwerpen). This book deals mainly with his early youth in a rather anecdotical way. Only at the end he recalls some stories of the first studios he occupied in Antwerp and his travels to Russia with Verlat. The engravings offer , besides their artistic merit, some topographical interest for the town of Lier. This illustrated and early ego-document of a 19th Flemish/Belgian painter is quite unique in art history.
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5 book(s) with the same title
Mémoires d'un Rapin.
S.l. ( Antwerpen ) , s.d. ( 1932 ) , private edition, ( printed by A. Jacobs, Anvers ) , large in-8°, 27,5 x 18 cm, 198 pp + 39 engravings hors-texte ( pointes sèches, some mounted, most printed on leaves outside the pagination ). Sewn, original printed stiff wrapper. Smal loss of paper at the corner of the front wrapper, some tiny foxing spots, mostly at the uncut outer margin, still a fine copy in the original unbound condition.Printed in 50 numbered copies. This is copy n° 27. A ''hors commerce'' copy. French. This is very rare copy of an autobiography of the Belgian painter Louis van Engelen, illustrated by himself with 39 original engravings, signed in the plate LvE. The painter Louis van Engelen ( Lier 1857 - Antwerpen 1940 ) studied under Charles Verlat at the Antwerp Academy. He was a very successful artist, who built himself in 1906 , an impressive town villa in one of the very posh quarters of Antwerp. He was a member of ''Als Ick Kan '' and the group '' Les XIII''. The date of publication of this autobiography is taken from ''Dictionnaire des Peintres, édition Larcier ''. He wrote his autobiography in French. The title in Dutch ( his mother tongue) would have been '' Herinneringen van een een schildersjongen '' or ''Memories of a studio boy ''. The book is very rare. We found only one entry in the OCLC catalogue ( a microform copy in the AMVC - Antwerpen). This book deals mainly with his early youth in a rather anecdotical way. Only at the end he recalls some stories of the first studios he occupied in Antwerp and his travels to Russia with Verlat. The engravings offer , besides their artistic merit, some topographical interest for the town of Lier. This illustrated and early ego-document of a 19th-20th Flemish/Belgian painter is rather unique in the Belgian art history.
Mémoires d'un Rapin.
S.l. ( Antwerpen ) , s.d. ( 1932 ) , private edition, ( printed by A. Jacobs, Anvers ) , large in-8°, 27,5 x 18 cm, 198 pp + 39 engravings hors-texte ( pointes sèches, some mounted, most printed on leaves outside the pagination ). Sewn, original printed stiff wrapper. Printed in 50 numbered copies. This is copy n° 13. With a manuscript ex-dono by the author to ''Isidore Opsomer - Souvenir amical d'un vieux Lierrois'', signed '' Louis van Engelen'' . Fine copy. Text in French. This is very rare copy of an autobiography of the Belgian painter Louis van Engelen, illustrated by himself with 39 original engravings, signed in the plate LvE. The painter Louis van Engelen ( Lier 1857 - Antwerpen 1940 ) studied under Charles Verlat at the Antwerp Academy. He was a very successful artist, who built himself in 1906 , an impressive town villa in one of the very posh quarters of Antwerp. He was a member of ''Als Ick Kan '' and the group '' Les XIII''. The date of publication of this autobiography is taken from ''Dictionnaire des Peintres, édition Larcier ''. He wrote his autobiography in French. The title in Dutch ( his mother tongue) would have been '' Herinneringen van een een schildersjongen '' or ''Memories of a studio boy ''. The book is very rare. We found only one entry in the OCLC catalogue ( a microform copy in the AMVC - Antwerpen). This book deals mainly with his early youth in a rather anecdotical way. Only at the end he recalls some stories of the first studios he occupied in Antwerp and his travels to Russia with Verlat. The engravings offer , besides their artistic merit, some topographical interest for the town of Lier. This illustrated and early ego-document of a 19th-20th Flemish/Belgian painter is rather unique in the Belgian art history.
Mémoires du P. René Rapin de la Compagnie de Jésus sur l'Eglise et la Société, la Cour, la Ville et le Jansénisme 1644-1669. Publiés pour la première fois d'après le manuscrit autographe par Léon Aubineau.
Paris, Gaume frères et J. Duprey, 1865. 3 vol. in-8°, demi-chagrin outremer, dos à nerfs ornés de petits fleurons dorés et de filets dorés. Reliure de l'époque. Non rogné, couv. conservées. Bon exemplaire. Ex-libris de Maurice de Bonald sur la couv. (2) ff., XXXI-568 pp.; (2) ff., 540 pp.; (2) ff., 565 pp., (2) ff. Rousseurs éparses, qq. mouillures en large de gouttière au tome III.[D22]
Edition originale de ces mémoires inédits du célèbre jésuite tourangeau qui forme une importante et incontournable histoire du jansénisme depuis sa condamnation par Urbain VIII jusqu'à la paix de Clément IX. C'est ici la partie la plus intéressante des manuscrits inédits de Rapin dont une première partie qui contenait les origines du jansénisme avait été publiée par l'abbé Domenech en 1861 sous le titre Histoire du Jansénisme. Cette nouvelle publication, établie et introduite par Léon Aubineau est enrichie de notes du P. Fr. Le Lasseur. Peu commun. Sommervogel VI, 1457; Libr. de la Seine, Port-Royal et le Janésnisme, n°23.
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HISTOIRE D'ANGLETERRE, augmentée des notes de M. Tindal, & de quelques autres remarques mises au bas des pages; de l'Abrégé Historique fait par Rapin Thoyras; du recueil des actes publics d'Angleterre, de Thomas Rymer [...] & de Mémoires pour les vingt premières années du règne de George II.
1749 La Haye, 1749, 21x26, seize volumes. Reliure en plein veau. Dos à 5 nerfs joliment orné de motifs fleuraux dorés. Pièce de titre rouge, pièce de tomaison foncée. Encadrement des plats pressé à froid. Double filet sur les coupes. Tranches rouges. Roulette intérieure dorée. Illustré d'un frontispice, de plusieurs portraits gravés, de magnifiques bandeaux (d'EISEN, ROBERT et HUMBLOT) et de cul-de-lampe, ainsi que de cinq très belles cartes dépliantes. Les ouvrages proposent aussi onze tables généalogiques dont deux manuscrites. Les dos sont fatigués, et plusieures coiffes sont manquantes, malgré tout l'ensemble est agréable, nous vous envoyons avec plaisir des photographies détaillées.
LES PETITS PARIS par les auteurs des Mémoires de Bilboquet [T. Delord, A. Frémy, E. Texier] : PARIS-ETRANGER, PARIS-EN-OMNIBUS, PARIS-MARIAGE, PARIS-....-UN-DE-PLUS, PARIS-FAUBLAS, PARIS-BOHEME, PARIS-RAPIN, LES ETRANGERS A L'EXPOSITION, PARIS-EN-VOYAGE, PARIS-AVOCAT (LES AVOCATS DE PARIS), PARIS-SALTIMBANQUE, PARIS-PROPRIETAIRE, PARIS-JOURNALISTE, PARIS-MEDECIN, PARIS-RESTAURANT
Paris taride 1854/1856 in-18 demi-basane 15 tomes reliés en 3 volume, reliure demi-basane violet foncé in-dix-huit (binding half sheepskin in-18) (13,6 x 8,5 cm), dos long (spine without raised band), titres frappés "or" (gilt title), roulette chainette "or" en place des nerfs (gilt fillets on the place of raised bands) avec de part et d'autre un filet "or" et un filet à froid, double filet "or" et en tête et en pied, papier marbré violet aux plats, toutes tranches lisses (all smoothes edges), sans illustrations (no illustration) excepté un frontispice gravé en noir par Andrieux pour Paris-Avocat, 92 + 92 + 92 + 92 + 96 + 94 + 94 + 96 + 87 + 96 + 96 + 94 + 94 + 96 + 96 pages, 1854/1856 à Paris A. Taride puis Gustave Havard Editeurs,
Importante collection de 15 titres sur les 25 rassemblés par Lacombe dans la Bibliographie parisienne. Cette série de « physiologies » parisiennes publiée en 1854 par Alphonse Taride est l'oeuvre, selon Barbier, de Taxile Delord, Arnould Frémy et Edmond Texier, auxquels Lacombe ajoute Maurice Alhoy, quatrième auteur des mémoires de Bilboquet......Collection : Les petits Paris.....Vicaire, VI, 366 ; Lacombe, 981.....RARE.....en trés bon état (very good condition). trés bon état
