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L'OPERA
Un ouvrage de 512 pages, format 200 x 270 mm, illustré, relié cartonnage sous jaquette couleurs, publié en 1985, Ramsay, bon état
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Le Nouvel Opera ouvrage contenant 59 gravures sur bois et 4 plans.
Paris Librairie Hachette et cie 1875 Bel exemplaire de cette édition limitée. Un des 150 exemplaires sur Chine (grand papier). Trois quarts de cuir marron à plats marbrés. Un léger frottement au dos et aux bords des plats. Cet exemplaire est agrémenté d'une lettre autographe signée (ALS) contrecollée sur papier à en-tête. Edition originale de cette monographie sur l'Opéra nouveau par son archiviste. Portrait par Maunoury, photographe (photoglypty de Lemercier) monté en frontispice. 59 gravures et 3 plans (dont 1 sur double-page). La question d'un opéra pour la ville de Paris a donné lieu à plusieurs projets, avant que sa construction ne soit confiée à Charles Garnier. Le papier frontal a une petite fente sur le bord inférieur. Dans l'ensemble un bel exemplaire. 255 pages. 260 x 170 mm
A lovely copy of this limited edition. One of 150 copies on China paper (large paper). Three quarters brown leather with marbled boards. A little rubbing to the spine and board edges. This copy is embellished with a tipped in signed autograph letter (ALS) on headed note paper. Original edition of this monograph on the new Opera by its archivist. Portrait by Maunoury, photographer (photoglypty by Lemercier) mounted on the frontispiece. 59 engravings and 3 plans (including 1 on double-page). The question of an opera for the city of Paris gave rise to several projects, before its construction was entrusted to Charles Garnier. Front end paper has a small split to the bottom edge. Overall a lovely copy. 255 pages. 260 x 170mm (10Πx 6٠inches). .
CAFE DE L'OPERA etc... Album Le Grand Monde à l'Envers
Paris 1919 Un joli pochoir coloré à la main extrait de l'"Album Le Grand Monde à l'Envers". (Deuxième série) publié en 1919. Sem a publié cet album immédiatement après la guerre. Lorsque la création de l'impôt sur le revenu avait terrifié les riches, Sem avait imaginé les grands et les bons de ce monde réduits à de petits métiers, chacun dans sa spécialité. Au Café de l'Opéra, deux messieurs en tenue de soirée exécutent des tours de "chasse au ballon". En contrebas, un grand homme surveille la plage à côté de sa bicyclette. À l'opposé, une dame loue des maillots de bain. On voit également un homme à vélo qui vend L'Avenir et un homme qui vend Le Gaulois. Belle impression. Les couleurs sont vives. (Ces pochoirs étaient imprimés avec de la couleur et finis à la main). Une bonne feuille, propre, avec de légères marques. 52 x 33 cm. Un exemplaire de cette estampe se trouve dans les merveilleux Musées de la ville de Paris. Inventaire : G.20661-1 SEM - Georges Goursat (1863-1934) était un caricaturiste français célèbre à la Belle Époque. Outre les caricatures qui l'ont rendu célèbre, il a créé des uvres d'un style très différent en tant que correspondant pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Ses uvres ultérieures ont été très influencées par "l'âge du jazz" et la haute société parisienne des années 1920.
A lovely hand coloured pochoir taken from the "Album Le Grand Monde à l'Envers." (Second series) Published in 1919. Sem published this album immediately after the war. When the creation of Income Tax had terrified the wealthy, Sem had imagined the great and the good of this world reduced to small jobs, each in his own speciality. In the Café de l'Opera, two gentleman in evening dress perform "hunt the ball" tricks. Below is a large man beside his bicycle, watching the beach. To the reverse, a lady is renting out bathing costumes. There is also a man on a bike selling L'Avenir and a gentleman selling Le Gaulois. Nice print. The colours are bright. (These pochoirs were printed with some colour and were hand finished). A good, clean sheet, slight marking only. 52 by 33 cm. A copy of this print is held in the wonderful Les Musées de la ville de Paris. Inventory: G.20661-1 SEM - Georges Goursat (18631934), was a French caricaturist famous during the Belle Époque. As well as the caricatures which made him famous, he created work in a very different style as a correspondent during World War I. His later work was very influenced by the "Jazz Age" and high society in Paris during the 1920's. .
Basilea Patristica. Praefationes in Ambrosii, Augustini, Gregorii Magni Opera. Humanistische Vorreden zu Basler Kirchenv ter-Gesamtausgaben
, Brepols, 2019 Hardback, 365 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Languages: Latin, Greek, German. ISBN 9782503580685.
Summary Was blicherweise am Rande einer Ausgabe steht, r ckt in den Mittelpunkt des vorliegenden Bandes: die praefationes zu den Basler Gesamtausgaben von drei prominenten Kirchenv tern der lateinischen Tradition (Ambrosius von Mailand, Augustinus von Hippo und Gregor der Gro e). In der fr hen Neuzeit (bis ca. Mitte 16. Jh.) war Basel ein europaweit bekanntes Zentrum f r die Buchproduktion und die Edition antiker und fr hchristlicher Autoren. Die Vorreden bzw. Widmungsbriefe der Ausgaben dieser Schriftsteller beleuchten das geistlich und philologisch gepr gte Interesse f r die genannten Autoren, die in der Zeit des Humanismus und der Reformation wiederentdeckt und neu gelesen wurden. Diese praefationes sind kulturhistorisch aufschlussreiche und sprachlich oft kunstvoll gestaltete Paratexte. Sie lagen bisher zumeist nur in den jeweiligen Fr hdrucken vor; hier werden sie zum ersten Mal kritisch ediert und durch eine deutsche bersetzung sowie einen knappen Kommentar erschlossen. TABLE OF CONTENTS Einleitung 1. Die praefationes in Patres 2.Aufbau der vorliegenden Edition 2.1. Bibliographischer berblick 2.2. Kritischer Text: Editionsprinzipien 2.2.1. Kritischer Apparat 2.2.2. Weitere Apparate 2.2.3. Kommentar 2.3. bersetzung Abk rzungen Text, Kommentar und bersetzung Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Johann Amerbach, 1492 Ioannes de Lapide, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1492 Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Johannes Petri, 1506 Conradus Leontorius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1506, P. 1 Conradus Leontorius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1506, Registrum (Si tibi) Conradus Leontorius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1506, Registrum (Accipe quicunque) Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Johannes Petri, 1516 Andreas Hartmanni, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1516 Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Johann Froben, 1527 Erasmus, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1527, T. 1 (Prisci mortales) Erasmus, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1527, T. 1 (Primus hic) Erasmus, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1527, T. 2 Erasmus, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1527, T. 3 Erasmus, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1527, T. 4 Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Froben, 1538 Sigismundus Gelenius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1538, T. 1 Ambrosii Opera, Basel, Froben, 1555 Ioannes Costerius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1555, T. 1 Anonymus (Ioannes Costerius), praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1555, T. 1 Ioannes Costerius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1555, T. 2 Ioannes Costerius, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1555, T. 3 Martinus Stella, praefatio in Ambrosii Opera 1555, Index Augustini Opera, Basel, Johann Amerbach, 1506 Conradus Leontorius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 1 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 1 (Etsi iuxta) Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 1 (Ecce igitur) Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 2 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 3 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 4 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 5 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 6 Conradus Leontorius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 7 Conradus Leontorius, postfatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 7 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 8 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 9 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 10 Ioannes Amorbachius, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 11 Ioannes Amorbachius, postfatio in Augustini Opera 1506, P. 11 Augustini Opera, Basel, Froben, 1528/29 Erasmus, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 1 Erasmus, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 2 (Erasmus), praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 3 Erasmus, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 6 Anonymus, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 8 Erasmus, praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 9 (Erasmus), praefatio in Augustini Opera 1528/29, T. 10 Augustini Opera, Basel, Froben, 1541/43 Anonymus (Sigismundus Gelenius?), praefatio in Augustini Opera 1541/43, T. 1 Anonymus (S. Gelenius?), praefatio in Augustini Opera 1541/43, Indices Augustini Opera, Basel, Froben, 1556 Anonymus (Hieronymus Frobenius?), praefatio in Augustini Opera 1556, T. 1 Gregorii Magni Opera, Basel, Froben, 1551 Huldrichus Coccius, praefatio in Gregorii Magni Opera 1551 Autorenverzeichnis Kirchenv ter Vorredenverfasser Drucker Quellenverzeichnis Literaturverzeichnis Personenregister
The metropolitan opera guide - opera is born, opera comes of age, opera shows off the voice, opera dresses up, opera becomes music drama, opera waves the flag, opera takes it personally, opera invades the countryside, opera turns to crime, opera at the...
THE MODERN LIBRARY / The metropolitan opera guild, inc.. 1940. In-8. Relié toilé. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 512 pages - nombreux bouts de partitions - nombreuses illustrations en noir/blanc type bandeaux et culs de lampe - en anglais - dos insolé - tranche de tête teinte en noir. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
MARY ELLIS PELTZ- LAWRENCE ROBERT- SEREBRIAKOFF ALEXANDRE (illustrations) - sommaire : opera is born, opera comes of age, opera shows off the voice, opera dresses up, opera becomes music drama, opera waves the flag, opera takes it personally, opera invades the countryside, opera turns to crime, opera at the crossroads, the mechanics of opera production, metropolitan summary, ... Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
Coi Opera Omnia.Graece & Latine Edita, Van der Linden
Lugduni Batavorum [Leiden] Apud Danielem, Abrahamum & Adrianum á Gaasbeeck 1665 First edition (van der Linden's Leiden edition). Two volumes. Engraved title and engraved portrait of Hipocrates at the beginning of the first volume. Bound in full brown leather with gilt decoration and titles on spine. Both volumes show some rubbing to the spine and loss of the upper surface of the spine leather (worse for volume 1 - see photographs). A few historiated initials and small vignettes in each volume. Dedication at the beginning of the first volume. All edges gilt. The interior is clean and tidy, with only minor darkening. The ownership history of this copy is particularly interesting. At the beginning of each volume is the ex libris paper of Syston Park, the famous library of Sir John Thorold. This library was largely dispersed by Sothebys in 1884 (although this copy does not appear to have been part of that sale). There is also the small leather label of the Huth library "Ex Musaeo Huthii". This library was founded by Henry Huth (1815-1878) and continued by his son Alfred H. Huth. The library was dispersed by Sotheby's in several sales between 1911 and 1920. Finally, there is a John Burns ownership mark dating from 1920. Collation: *-***4, A-Lll8, [2], a-ttt6, (index) a-i3. pp = [38], 1-878[ii], [4], 1-1034, [130]. pages. 200 by 125mm.
First edition (Leiden edition of van der Linden). Two volumes. Engraved title and engraved portrait of Hipocrates to the front of volume one. Full brown leather binding with simple gilt decoration and titles to the spine. Both volumes have a little rubbing to the spine, and with loss to the top surface leather on the spine (worse to volume 1 - see photographs). A few historiated initials and small vignettes throughout each volume. Dedication to the front of volume one. All edges gilt. Internally clean and tidy with a little darkening only. Text in Greek and Latin. Of particular interest in this copy is the ownership history. To the front of each volume is the paper ex libris of Syston Park, the celebrated library of Sir John Thorold. This library was largely dispersed by Sothebys in 1884 (although this copy does not appear to have been in that sale). The is also the small leather label of Huth Library "Ex Musaeo Huthii". This library was begun by Henry Huth (1815-1878) and continued by his son Alfred H. Huth. The Library was dispersed by Sotheby's in a number of sales between 1911 and 1920. Finally there is an ownership mark of John Burns dated 1920. Collation: *-***4, A-Lll8., [2], a-ttt6, (index) a-i3. pp = [38], 1-878[ii]., [4], 1-1034, [130]. pages. 200 by 125mm (7Ÿ by 5 inches). .
