Paris Gallimard, coll. "Folio" 2004 1 vol. Broché in-12, broché, couverture illustrée, 381 pp. Bel envoi de l'auteur à Georges-Emmanuel Clancier. En bon état.
Reference : 91160
ISBN : 2070315355
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Museu de Arte de Macau (Macao), 2001, 239 p., broché, environ 28x28cm, catalogue de l'exposition, coins des plats légèrement cornés, bon état.
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NN - GHENT - GENT - GAND - World Exhibition 1913 - Photography Album :
Reference : 41215
".: 6. Gent, 1913, oblong in-4°, 24 x 31 cm, 99 original photographs mounted recto and verso on 24 stiff boards, photo size varies but mainly around 80 x 110 mm , album bound in half cloth. The photographs depict the outside of the exhibition buildings ( 45 pictures) , the reconstruction of an african (senegalese) village ( 6 pictures) ; ''Veille Flandre'' (30 pictures), two snapshots of the royal visit at the exhibition ; 7 views of the city and of the surrounding countryside and 4 pictures of the interior of a flower exhibition ( presentation of the Dutch flower growers of Aalsmeer). The photographs, allthough not made by a professional photographer are technically well made and give a good idea of the exhibition. The Senegalese Village pictures show the still very colonial and patronising view of the Europeans on African society. It only very recently ( in 2013) led to a ''pre - political correctness'' controversy whereby the mayor of Ghent offered apologies for the racist misdemeanour of the former exhibition organisers. ( Bear in mind that surrealism partly originated in Belgium ).The ''Veille Flandre '' part of the exhibition was a recurring theme at belgian world exhibitions. It evokes the [mythical] flamboyant and exuberant flemish life style of mediaeval times. Its architecture rather resembles the actual centre of Bruges."
KYOTO EXHITORS' ASSOCIATION to the JAPAN-BRITISH EXHIBITION 1910 - ( Nichi-Ei Hakuran-kai ) :
Reference : 51361
".: 5. Kyoto, the Kyoto Exhibitor's Association to the Japan-British Exhibition, 1910, in-8°, 23 x 16 cm, 54 pp + 7 coloured double page plates in traditional Japanese style. ( unpaginated) + 15 pp ( list of the Kyoto exhibitors to the exhibition). Japanese binding, leaves printed on 1 side only ( uncut ), kept together with two silk ties. Bound in blue-grey boards covered with a delicate transparant silk tissue. Binding with some minor traces of use, endpapers with some minor foxing spots but on the whole still a fine/good copy. This publication by the Kyoto Exhibitor's Association to the Japan-British Exhibition of 1910 was published on the occasion of the 1910 Japan-British Exhibition ; The Japan-British Exhibition of 1910 ( Nichi-Ei Hakuran-kai) took place at White City, London in Great Britain from 14 May 1910 to 29 October 1910. This publication presents cultural, geographical and commercial information on the city of Kyoto . At the end is a complete list of the Kyoto participants at the exhibition. Rare."
ROYAL COMMISSION (for the exhibition of the works of industry of all nations London 1851) - [ ] Publishers LONDON - First World Exhibition :
Reference : 6872
.: London, printed for the Royal Commission by William Clowes, 1852, thick in-4°, cxx + 867 pp + 3 chromolitho plates h.t., index, publisher's gilt decorated red cloth, all edges gilt, (cloth a bit dusty, corners worn with some loss of cloth, still a good/fine copy), Ex-library with a stamp on the verso side of the title. Official report of the '' Great Exhibition'' , the first international exhibition.
ROYAL COMMISSION (for the exhibition of the works of industry of all nations London 1851) - [ ] Publishers LONDON - First World Exhibition :
Reference : 55978
.: London, printed for the Royal Commission by William Clowes, 1852, thick in-4°, cxx + 867 pp + 3 chromolitho plates h.t., index, publisher's gilt decorated red cloth, all edges gilt, (cloth a bit dusty, corners worn with some loss of cloth, tear without loss of material at top of spine, upper inner joint weak but holding) Still an acceptable copy. Official report of the '' Great Exhibition'' , the first international exhibition.