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The British Museum - London Broché In-4 (21 x 29.5 cm), catalogue broché avec rabats, couverture illustrée en couleurs, iconographie en noir et blanc in-texte, catalogue de The British Museum ; coiffes et bords frottés, quelques marques d'usage sur les plats, bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
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5 book(s) with the same title
Catalogue of British Hymenoptera in the British Museum. Second edition. Part I. Andrenidae and Apidae. Catalogue of the British bees in the collection of the British Museum. New Issue.
1891 (2nd ed.) xi, 236 p., 11 plates. Original embossed brown cloth (spine missing). Bookplate on front paste-down, library stamp on title page. Top of spine taped and with a few worm-holes. Working copy onlyThis double titled publication is an "update" after the original series of hymenopterological catalogues of the British Museum collection which were published more than 20 years earlier. This part is the only one published and deals with bees only. 211 species are described and figured. List of British Museum publications bound in the rear.
Reference : 69582aaf
British Museum. - Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum. Massive bibliography of the incunables in the British Museum. Well described with lengthy biographical sketches. Part VIII: France, French-speaking Switzerland.
London, The trustees of the british museum by british museum publications, 1949, in-folio, LXXXVII + 441 p. + 21p. + LXXII plates of facsimiles, original half-clothbound,
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Catalogue of the Germanic Antiquities from the Klemm Collection in the British Museum
Orlinska, Grazyna: Catalogue of the Germanic Antiquities from the Klemm Collection in the British Museum. London: 2001. 276pp with 8 colour and 5 monochrome illustrations, 137 line drawings. Cloth, 28x22.5cms. Important reference work on this subject, publishing the collection of Gustav Friedrich Klemm (1802-67), which was acquired for the British Museum in 1868 and has never been properly catalogued until now. The excavated objects, found in present-day Poland and Germany, date from the Neolithic to Bronze Ages.
Important reference work on this subject, publishing the collection of Gustav Friedrich Klemm (1802-67), which was acquired for the British Museum in 1868 and has never been properly catalogued until now. The excavated objects, found in present-day Poland and Germany, date from the Neolithic to Bronze Ages. Text in English
The Webster Plass collection of African Art. The Catalogue of a Memorial Exhibition held in the King Edward VII Galleries of the British Museum, 1953.
London: British Museum, 1953 in-8, 46 pages, carte, 46 planches hors-texte. Broché, couverture illustrée, très bon état. Avec un envoi de Margaret Plass à l'antiquaire Ernst Ascher.
The Webster Plass collection of African Art. The Catalogue of a Memorial Exhibition held in the King Edward VII Galleries of the British Museum, 1953. (London: British Museum, 1953) [M.C.: Art africain / African Art]
THE BRITISH MUSEUM CHRISTIAN ART,
London, The British Museum Press, 2007 Bound, red cloth, illustrated dustjacket in colour, 185 x 250mm., 248pp., profound colour illustration. ISBN 9780714150536.
What makes a work of art Christian? Is it in the eye of the artist or the viewer? Can its meaning be understood by an individual artist or patron, or only within a Christian community? How was Christian art created and sustained over two millennia? How has it influenced and responded to the art of other great world religions? What is its function in post-Christian societies? This innovative book liberates Christian art from its traditional chronological framework and treats it as a response to universal human themes: relationships between women and men, food as an expression of friendship, refugees seeking asylum, coping with old age. New condition.
