Les peintres du livre non daté vers 1960
Reference : 4771
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Locquin, Jean: La Peinture d'histoire en France de 1747 à 1785, Ãtude sur l'Ãvolution des idÃes artistiques dans la seconde moitià du XVIIIe siÚcle. Paris: Arthena, 1978. reprinted from the H. Laurens Edition of 1912 with 150 additional plates. xix, 346 pages 211 illustrations. Cloth. 'A basic work on royal patronage, academic doctrine, history painting and the painters of France.'. Text in French. Arntzen M210.
'A basic work on royal patronage, academic doctrine, history painting and the painters of France...'. Text in French
Le Roy, Pierre: Statuts et Privileges du Corps des Marchands Orfevres Joyailliers de la Ville de Paris. An 18th century Compendium of the Laws Governing Silversmithing in France. Los Angeles: Getty Publications, 2003. 300 pages. Hard cover. 26x19.8cms. Facsimile edition of Pierre Le Roy's seminal work of 1759 which codified France's laws of silversmithing up to the 18th century. Text in French.
Facsimile edition of Pierre Le Roy's seminal work of 1759 which codified France's laws of silversmithing up to the 18th century. Text in French
Albin Michel. 1979. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Papier jauni. 301 pages - tranches frottées.. . . . Classification Dewey : 809-Histoire, littérature
Classification Dewey : 809-Histoire, littérature
Hercenberg, Bernard: Nicolas Vleughels. Peintre et Directeur de l'Academie de France à Rome 1668-1737. Paris: Leonce Laget, 1975. 259pp plus 265 monochrome illustrations. Some shelf wear to dustjacket, otherwise very good condition with clean pages inside. Cloth. 30.5x23cms. Edition limited to 800 copies. Catalogue raisonnà of the paintings and drawings. Text in French.
Edition limited to 800 copies. Catalogue raisonnà of the paintings and drawings. Text in French
[Charles Meryon] - Phagan, Patricia ed.:
Reference : 049775
(1993)
ISBN : 0915977109
Phagan, Patricia ed.:: Charles Meryon and Jean-FranÃois Millet. Etchings of Urban and Rural 19th-Century France. Exhibition: Athens (GA), Georgia Museum of Art, 1993. 142pp with 36 monochrome plates. Wrappers. 28x21.5cms. Fully illustrated catalogue of 36 etchings created mostly in or near Paris during the 1850s (16 by Meryon, 20 by Millet) from the collection of S. William Pelletier. The reproductions are accompanied by details such as: date, inscription on plate, inscriptions and marks on sheet, watermark, platemark, sheet, description, provenance, exhibitions, and literature where appropriate. Catalogue supported by two essays: 'Reflections on a Gilded City. The Paris of Napoleon II, Meryon, and Millet' (by William U. Eiland) and 'Charles Meryon and Jean-FranÃois Millet. Two French Printmakers of the Second Empire' (by S.William Pelletier). With select bibliography.
Fully illustrated catalogue of 36 etchings created mostly in or near Paris during the 1850s (16 by Meryon, 20 by Millet) from the collection of S. William Pelletier. The reproductions are accompanied by details such as: date, inscription on plate, inscriptions and marks on sheet, watermark, platemark, sheet, description, provenance, exhibitions, and literature where appropriate. Catalogue supported by two essays: 'Reflections on a Gilded City. The Paris of Napoleon II, Meryon, and Millet' (by William U. Eiland) and 'Charles Meryon and Jean-FranÃois Millet. Two French Printmakers of the Second Empire' (by S.William Pelletier). With select bibliography