Paris : Editions du Moustié, 1948. In-quarto en feuilles (33,5x25,5 cm) sous couverture rempliée et sous double emboîtage illustrés, (64) pages. Page de titre gravée, 12 gravures originales au burin (16x11,5 cm) hors texte en regard des poèmes de Raymond Queneau. Edition originale tirée à 222 exemplaires : un des 30 sur Vélin Lana blanc, pur chiffon à la forme n°35 contenant une suite des burins tirée sur papier Auvergne pur chiffon à la forme du Moulin Richard de Bas. Au colophon, initiales à l'encre "RQYC". Légères rousseurs sans atteintes au texte et aux gravures.
Reference : 43040
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Designs for Monuments Including Grave Stones, Compartments, Wall Pieces and Tombs on 40 Plates. London: With 40 Plates. London: I. & J. Taylor, 1787-1796. Quarto (32 x 24.5 cm). Bound in modern half calf, contemporary marbled sides retained, 5 raised bands to spine, red morocco label. Engraved title and 39 plates. Small bookplate of the Easton Neston Library loosely inserted. 4 page publisher's catalogue at rear. Marbled sides rubbed, short closed tear to plate 13 professionally repaired, contents clean and fresh. An excellent copy. Marbled boards. 25 x 33cms. A lovely copy of this interesting and uncommon pattern book of Neoclassical funerary monuments. The patterns include wall pieces and compartments for use in churches, as well as stand-alone grave markers. The elegant and restrained designs feature urns and obelisks, and some include sculptural elements. No illustrator or engraver is indicated, but the plates are attractive and produced to a very high standard. The publisher was the firm I. & J. Taylor, which specialised in architecture and published a range of ornamental pattern books and collections of 'plans and elevations for houses, temples, bridges, etc.'. The book was probably published sometime between 1787, when Josiah Taylor joined the firm, and 1796, when Isaac retired (Maxted, London Book of Trades, 1775-1800, p. 222). This copy from the library of Easton Neston, a grand manor in the Baroque style which is thought to be the only mansion designed solely by Nicholas Hawksmoor. Only two other copies have appeared at auction in the last decade, and Worldcat locates a single copy in the UK, at the V&A.
A lovely copy of this interesting and uncommon pattern book of Neoclassical funerary monuments. The patterns include wall pieces and compartments for use in churches, as well as stand-alone grave markers. The elegant and restrained designs feature urns and obelisks, and some include sculptural elements. No illustrator or engraver is indicated, but the plates are attractive and produced to a very high standard. The publisher was the firm I. & J. Taylor, which specialised in architecture and published a range of ornamental pattern books and collections of âplans and elevations for houses, temples, bridges, etc.â. The book was probably published sometime between 1787, when Josiah Taylor joined the firm, and 1796, when Isaac retired (Maxted, London Book of Trades, 1775-1800, p. 222). This copy from the library of Easton Neston, a grand manor in the Baroque style which is thought to be the only mansion designed solely by Nicholas Hawksmoor. Only two other copies have appeared at auction in the last decade, and Worldcat locates a single copy in the UK, at the V&A.
Ball, Warwick: The Monuments of Afghanistan: History, Archaeology and Architecture. 2008. 298 pages, illustrated in colour. Hardback.
Verrall, M. G.: Mythology & Monuments of Ancient Athens: Being a Translation of a Portion of the 'Attica' of Pausanias. London: MacMillan & Co, 1890. 634 pages, numerous black and white illustrations. Hardback.
BÃal, Jean Claude: Les Objets de Tabletterie Antique du MusÃe ArchÃologique de NÃmes. Nimes: Office NÃmois de la Culture, 1984. Series: Cahiers des musÃes et monuments de NÃmes, No. 2. 120 pages, with 32 monochrome illustrations and 3 maps and diagrams plus 22 pages of line drawings. Wrappers. 30 x 21cms. Continues the catalogue of objects in the museum in Nimes, this volume containing small instruments, combs, needles, spoons etc., accompanied by detailed line drawings. With bibliography, index. Text in French.
Continues the catalogue of objects in the museum in Nimes, this volume containing small instruments, combs, needles, spoons etc., accompanied by detailed line drawings. With bibliography, index. Text in French
Langlois, Eustache-Hyacinthe: Essai Historique et Descriptif sur la Peinture sur Verre Ancienne et Moderne et sur les Vitraux les plus Remarquables de Quelques Monuments FranÃais et Ãtrangers suivi de la Biographie des plus CÃlÚbres Peintres-Verriers. Rouen: 1832. Edouard Frere, Editeur. Libraire de la Bibliotheque de la Ville, sur le Port, No 45. xvj pages of introduction and 302 pages of text, 7 fold-out plates designed and engraved by Esperance Langlois, the author's daughter. From a limited edition of 560 copies. Quarter brown leather. 22 x 14cms. Text in French.
Text in French