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Bompiani. 1967. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 296 pagine.. . . . Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain
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"""Parliamo tanto di me i poversi sono matti io sono il diavolo"". I piu famosi libri moderni, N°62. Edizione 13. Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain"
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The Three Books of the Potter's Art, I Tre Libri dell'Arte del Vasaio. 2 volumes
Piccolpasso, Cipriano: The Three Books of the Potter's Art, I Tre Libri dell'Arte del Vasaio. 2 volumes. London: Scolar Press, 1980. 440 pages total. Vol. 1: xl, includes editor's preface, glossary and bibliography. then full page colour reproduction of the manuscript. Vol 2: xxiv, 8 large colour plates, 123 pages translating the manuscript, black and white images of the manuscript included within the text. Cloth. 32 x 24cms. Facsimile of the original manuscript, the first known comprehensive treatise on the manufacture of pottery, written in Europe, and now in the Victoria and Albert Museum. This edition includes a translation and introduction by Ronald Lightbown and Alan Caiger-Smith, providing a new study of the author and the manuscript.
Facsimile of the original manuscript, the first known comprehensive treatise on the manufacture of pottery, written in Europe, and now in the Victoria and Albert Museum. This edition includes a translation and introduction by Ronald Lightbown and Alan Caiger-Smith, providing a new study of the author and the manuscript.
Le Histoire Vinitiane..., diuise in tre Deche con tre Libri della quarta Deca. Novamente Ricorrette, & in diuerse parti accresciunte di molte cose, che nell'esemplare Latino mancauano, e con nuova Tavoli di tutto quello...
In Vinigia (Venice), Comin da Trino, 1553. 4to. Bound in full calf, Cambridge-binding from ab. 1750, raised bands. Top and foot of spine frayed. Back a little worn. Front board detached. Engraved coat of arms of Thomas Foley on verso of title pasted in. Title in ornamented wood-cut-frame. (26) pp. and 244 leaves. Fine wood-cut-initial. One full-page woodcut-illustration (Justitia). A few lvs. very slightly browned, otherwise fine and clean.
One of the first Italian translations of this principal historical work, which first appeared in Latin 1487. Graesse VI: p.202. Brunet V:p.6.
Le historie vinitiane di Marco Antonio Sabellico, divise in tre deche con tre libri della quarta deca. Nouamente ricorrette, & in diverse parti accresciute di molte cose, che nell'esemplare latino mancavano, e con nuova tavola di tutto quello, che vi si contiene non piu ne latina ne volgar stampata
1554 In Vinegia per Comin da Trino, 1554, in 4 de (26) pp. comprenant la page de titre imprimée dans un encadrement ornementé de personnages et motifs renaissance gravé sur bois et 1 grande figure allégorique de la justice à pleine page, et 244 feuillets, belles lettrines illustrées gravés sur bois, reliure d'ép. de plein velin ivoire, dos anciennement consolidé de velin, pièce de titre de papier manuscrite à l'encre brune, bon exemplaire.
Marcantonio Coccio Sabellico (1436-1506) est généralement considéré comme le premier historiographe de la République de Venise. L'édition originale parut en latin en latin en 1487. Il s'agit ici de la première édition en italien, augmentée et définitive. (Graesse 202).
Istituzione antiquario-lapidaria o sia introduzione allo studio delle antiche latine iscrizioni in tre libri proposta.
Roma, (In Roma), A spese di Venanzio Monaldini Mercante di Libri, nella stamperia di Giovanni Zempel, 1770.
8vo. XL,532 (recte 536) p. Contemporary boards. 23 cm (Ref: Brunet 6,2 nr.29897; Graesse 6/2,502, where the second edition of Venice 1793 is mentioned; Ebert 24208, also mentioning 1793) (Details: A contemporary cardboard binding in good condition. Engraved printer's device on the title, depicting a winged Fama who holds her trumpet; the motto reads: 'Utilitate Bonarum Artium'; at her feet marble fragments of inscriptions; from the trumpet hangs a banner with the initials of the proud sponsor Venanzio Monaldini. Facsimile inscriptions throughout. Short title in ink on the back) (Condition: Some wear to the extremes. Some slight foxing. French title inscribed by a contemporary hand. Title slightly foxed) (Note: Sommervogel ascribes 161 works to the prolific Italian scholar and Jesuit Francesco Antonio Zaccaria, or Zacharias, 1714-1795. He published on church history, theology, canon law, but also on archaeology and Italian literature. He succeeded as librarian and archivist of the Ducal library of Modena the famous historian Muratori. Later he was appointed professor of church history at the Sapienza University of Rome. The 18th century saw a deepening of the science of epigraphy; much emphasis was laid on the importance of historical sources, such as inscriptions and coins. There was a demand for well edited and trustworthy collections and manuals. With his 'Istituzione' Zaccaria published a manual devided into 3 books: 1: 'Del pregio, e dell'eccellenza delle latine iscrizioni', 2: 'Della tessitura delle antiche iscrizioni', 3: 'Delle intelligenza delle iscrizioni', and illuminated with numerous examples. The manual saw a second edition in 1793 and was also translated into Spanish; Zaccaria wrote also a manual on numismatics) (Collation: a8, b12, A-Q8, R10, S-2I8, 2K10. Pagination error in gathering R: 253/6 is repeated) (Photographs on request)
I tre libri della perspettiva commune...
1593 Venetia. Heredi di Giovanni Varisco. 1593. 1 volume in-8, plein vélin postérieur, gardes renouvelées. (8) ff. ; 48 ff.
Première édition italienne, illustrée de 64 figures sur bois, de cet important traité d'optique. Rédigé par John Peckham, archevêque de Cantorbéry, entre 1277 et 1279, il fut traduit en italien et augmenté de figures et d'annotations par Giovanni Paolo Galluci. Ce traité est divisé en 3 livres : le 1er traite de la propagation de la lumière et de l'anatomie de l'oeil; le second de la formation de l’image grâce aux phénomènes de réflexion et le troisième, plus court, de la réfraction, de l’arc-en-ciel...Important traité sur l'optique et la vision. Taches sur la 1ère garde, sur les 3 derniers feuillets non chiffrés, f. 8-9, 13, 38-39. Papier jauni f. 25-26 et 31-32. Petite restauration en marge f. 8. Cachet M couronné sur la page de titre.
