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"De Watteau à David; peintures et dessins des musées de province français (27 septembre - 30 novembre)."
Bruxelles, Palais des Beaux-Arts, 1975. 21 x 21, 212 pp., nombreuses illustrations dont certaines en couleurs, broché, bon état (dos légèrement abîmé).
Rodin le musée et ses collections
Paris, Editions Scala / Musée Rodin, 1999. 27,5 x 19,5 cm, softcover. Very fine copy. Exemplaire très frais127 PP.
Un petit album qui est une magnifique et suffisante introduction à Rodin , l'iconographie est excellente ,vraiment ! Envoi soigné .
Dodeigne - sculptures et dessins
Musée Rodin, Paris, 1988. In-4, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleur, 47 pp. Avant-propos, par Jacques Vilain - Catalogue : Sculpture. - Dessins, par Nicole Barbier et J. Villain [41 n°] - Biographie. - Expositions personnelles. -Œuvres dans les collections publiques. - Bibliographie.
Nombreuses illustrations et planches en noir et blanc. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com
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Mémoire sur les moyens de corriger les malfaiteurs et fainéans à leur propre avantage et de les rendre utiles à l'état, Proposé à l'Assemblée des Députés par le Vicomte Vilain XIIII & présenté aux Corps et Administrations des ...
" Gand (Gent), Pierre de Goesin, (1775), large in-4°, 26,6 x 21 cm, (6)nn pp + 268 pp + 4 engraved double page plates, with many tables , all pages with a typographical border. Bound in contemporary mottled calf, raised gilt spine, edges painted red, marbled endpapers. Very fine copy. Bought in 1903 as item 8866 from the catalogue of Vve Foulard & Fils à Paris. Most of this study concerns the economic side of the penal system. New is that prisoners ought to learn a trade, so as to fend for themselves once freed. Schools for the children of the poor could prevent mendacity. In line with the ideas of the Enlightenment , Vilain XIIII, who was a longtime Pensionary (president) to the Council of Flanders (the former County), is the first here to write on the link between poverty and crime. In order to remediate he proposes a rather radical reform of the penal - and prison system in order to reeducate criminals. In 1771 in Ackergem near Gent a prison, with the architectural outlay he advocated, was built . It included the famous radial groundfloor, an idea which had a large influence on prisons built in France, the United Kingdom and the United States. (See Piet Lenders; Vilain XIIII, Leuven 1995 ; Michel Foucault ; Surveiller et punir, pp 124-125). Very nice copy in a contemporary binding of the first edition of this pioneering work on prison reform along the lines of the Enlightenment."
Mémoire sur les moyens de corriger les malfaiteurs et fainéans à leur propre avantage et de les rendre utiles à l'état, Proposé à l'Assemblée des Députés par le Vicomte Vilain XIIII & présenté aux Corps et Administrations des ...
"19. Gand (Gent), Pierre de Goesin, (1775), large in-4°, 26,6 x 21 cm, (6)nn pp + 268 pp + 4 engraved double page plates, with many tables , all pages with a typographical border. Sewn, contemporary marbled boards, spine missing, uncut copy with dustsoiled edges, interior fine. This is the copy of Mr. Merghelijnck of Ipres, judicial registrar of the Veurne Ambacht. He most probably received this copy from the author (small handwritten note - from the author ?- tipped in on the first fly leaf). Most of this study concerns the economic side of the penal system. New is that prisoners ought to learn a trade, so as to fend for themselves once freed. Schools for the children of the poor could prevent mendacity. In line with the ideas of the Enlightenment , Vilain XIIII, who was a longtime Pensionary (president) to the Council of Flanders (the former County), is the first here to write on the link between poverty and crime. In order to remediate he proposes a rather radical reform of the penal - and prison system in order to reeducate criminals. In 1771 in Ackergem near Gent a prison, with the architectural outlay he advocated, was built . It included the famous radial groundfloor, an idea which had a large influence on prisons built in France, the United Kingdom and the United States. (See Piet Lenders; Vilain XIIII, Leuven 1995 ; Michel Foucault ; Surveiller et punir, pp 124-125). Interesting copy of the first edition of this pioneering work on prison reform along the lines of the Enlightenment."
[REVUE] Antoine Adam, Jean Aicard, Marc Alyn, Jean Babelon, Yvette Barre-Barteaux, Camille Barthélémy, Jacques Baudou, Pierre Béarn, Camille Belliard, Louise Bellocq, Luc Bérimont, Charles Bertin, Jeannette Besançon-Flot, Paul Bialais, Jean Biès, Maurice Blin, Françoise Blond, Georges Bouillon, Maurice Bourg, Charles Braibant, Benoit Braun, Thomas Braun, André Breton, Suzanne Briet, Carlo Bronne, Roger Brucher, Charles Bruneau, Jean-Paul Brunet, Pierre Brunon, Roger Caminade, Albert Caquot, Jules Carrez, Carzou, Jean Cazenobe, Robert Cecconello, Elise Champagne, J. Charlet, Suzette Clément-Bodart, (Colette), Hubert Collin, Colonel Compagnon, Pierre Congar, Yves Congar, René Constant, Roger Cordier, Raymond Creuze, (Vera Cuningham), André Danjon, (Dante), Marcel Dardoise, Paul Dauchy, René Daumal, L.R. Dauven, Gabriel Delattre, Marie Delcourt, Bernard Delmas-Payer, Paul Denis, Victor Demanet, Patrick Demouy, Marcel Derwa, André Dhôtel, Marie-Thérèse Donnay, Gustave Doré, Michel Doury, Paul Dresse, Blaise Druart, Henri Druart, René Druart, Jean Ducasse, (Charles Duits), André Dulière, René Dumesnil, René Dürrbach, M. Failly, Lionello Fiumi, (Flaubert), Yves Florennes, Jean Follain, Paul Fort, Maud Frère, Raymond Gailly, André Galland, Yves Gandon, Jean-Pierre Gehin, Maurice Genevoix, Pierre Gentil, Gabriel Germain, Giacomelli, Yves Gibeau, R. Gillard, Michel Gillet, Willy Gilson, (Godefroy de Bouillon), Robert Goffin, E. Golfouse, Armand Got, Grandville, (Grévisse), Henri Guillemin, Guillevic, Paul Guth, François Héber-Suffrin, Jean Héber-Suffrin, Maurice Henry, (François de Herain), Jean Héraux, Dominique Hoizey, Robert Hossein, Houdon, Marie Howet, Lucien Hubert, Georges Jacquemin, Adrien Jans, Raymond Jubert, Hubert Juin, Anne-Marie Kegels, Frédéric Kiesel, Françoise Korganov, Maurice Kunel, Elisabeth de La Mauvinière, Henry de La Tour, Denise Laborde, Marcel Lallemand, Armand Lanoux, Georges Laurent, Jean L'Herbault, France Lambert, Armand Lanoux, Georges Laurent, Paul Leclers, Camille Lecrique, Suzette Lefèvre, Jean Leflon, Fernand Léger, Jeannine Lelièvre, Jules Leroux, Jean Levy, Jacques-Gérard Linze, J.K. Longuet, Gérard Macé, (André Malraux), Pierre Manil, Jean Marchal, Maugis, André Maurois, Jean Mazeraud, Mehul, P. Michel, (Albert Mockel), Arsène Muzerelle, (Agnès Nanquette), Général Nerot, Alphonse de Neuville, Etienne Noiret, Général Noiret, (Marcel Noppeney), Pierre Nothomb, Christine Orbey, Michel Pakenham, (Paul Palgen) (Georges Paulet), Jean Paulhan, Joséphin Péladan, Louis Pergaud, Patrick Perin, Régine Pernoud, Pierre Petitfils, Pierre-Luc Petitjean, André Pézard, Jean Piaubert, Gaston Picard, Michel Picard, Marie-Pierre Pinard, Maurice Piron, Charles Plisnier, Henri Pourrat, J.-M. Poussart, Michel Prince, Jean Renac, Paul Renaudin, Patrick Reumaux, Graham Reynolds, Pierre Richard, Arthur Rimbaud, René Robinet, Jeanne Roge, Jean Rogissart, Pierre Rogissart, Elyane Ronnet, Félicien Rops, Elisabeth Rouy, Noël Ruet, Christophe Ryelandt, Saint-Pol-Roux, Jacques Saunier, Michel-Paul Sécheret, Pierre Seghers, Jean Servais, Arsène Soreil, Michel Taillandier, Roger Taillardant, Stéphane Taute, André Theuriet, Marcel Thiry, Charles Thomas, Jacques Thomas, Eva Thomé, Gaston Titaux, Suzanne Tourte, Marc-Edo Tralbaut, Noël Tuot, Jacques Vadon, (Roger Vailland), Jean-Paul Vaillant, Philippe Vaillant, Edmond Vandercammen, Jacques Vaucherot, (Verlaine), Max Vilain, Y. Vineuil, René Violaines, Robert Vivier, Patrick Vloebergh, Jean-Claude Vuaroqueaux, Louise Weiss, Elie Willaime.
Reference : 5194
LA GRIVE, 1958-1972. 33 fascicules in-8, agrafés ou brochés.
Manquent les numéros 101-106, 108, 127, 130, 133-137, 139, 143, 146, 154. [5194]
(Collectif) Auguste Rodin - Jean-Louis Mourier - Claire Bretecher - Alain Beausire - Jacques Vilain
Reference : ZM260
(1990)
ISBN : 2901428290
Rodin et la caricature - Du 26 juin au 30 septembre 1990
Musée Rodin, Paris, 1990. In-4 reliure cartonnée illustrée d'éditeur, 63 p. Catalogue d'exposition. 2 bandes dessinées en couleurs par J.-L. Mourier et Claire Bretecher. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et couleurs. Bon état.
Lettre suivie France métropolitaine; 6,80 euros
