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HUGUENIN (Jean-René).
Journal.
P., Éd. du Seuil, 1997, in-12, br., couv. ill., 353 pp. (DF13)
Reference : 1365964
Édition intégrale.Préface de François Mauriac. Collection Points, P379.
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5 book(s) with the same title
Folsach, Kjeld von and Joachim Meyer (Eds.)
Reference : 080083
(2003)
ISBN : 8788464237
Journal of The David Collection. Vol 1. Journal of the David Collection. 1
Folsach, Kjeld von and Joachim Meyer (Eds.): Journal of The David Collection. Vol 1. Copenhagen: 2003. Series: Journal of the David Collection. 1. 134 pages with 109 colour and monochrome illustrations. Hardback. 27.5 x 21.8cms. With articles by Oleg Grabar, James W. Allan, Joachim Meyer & Peter Northover, Kjeld von Folsach, Claus-Peter Haase and Alan Walmsley.The Journal of the David Collection is an English-language journal to discuss subjects related to the museum's holdings from the cultural sphere of Islam including more in-depth discussions of individual works of art or groups of objects.
With articles by Oleg Grabar, James W. Allan, Joachim Meyer & Peter Northover, Kjeld von Folsach, Claus-Peter Haase and Alan Walmsley.The Journal of the David Collection is an English-language journal to discuss subjects related to the museum's holdings from the cultural sphere of Islam including more in-depth discussions of individual works of art or groups of objects. Text in English
Silverwork of Burma (The Journal of Indian Art and Industry)
Tilly, Harry L.: Silverwork of Burma (The Journal of Indian Art and Industry). 14 black and white illustrations of burmese silverwork and one black and white illustration of burmese silversmiths. Article extracted from: The Journal of Indian Art and Indusrty Volume VIII. 37 x 28cms.
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A Soi-Même. Journal (1867-1915). Notes sur la vie, l'art et les artistes. Introduction de Jacques Morland
Redon, Odilon; Jacques Morland (intro): A Soi-Même. Journal (1867-1915). Notes sur la vie, l'art et les artistes. Introduction de Jacques Morland. Paris: H. Floury, 1922. Frontispiece, a photographic portrait of Redon taken in May 1914; 178 pages. This copy one of 125 numbered copies printed 'sur papier pur fil' of the Edition de Luxe enriched with an original etching by Redon numbered in pencil 22/150. This a large paper copy, in original publisher's wrappers the pages uncut and unopened. Paperback. 26.5 x 21cms.
The Sevso Treasure. Part One: Art Historical Description and Inscriptions; Methods of Manufacture and Scientific Analyses. Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Number 12
Mango, Marlia Mundell and Anna Bennett: The Sevso Treasure. Part One: Art Historical Description and Inscriptions; Methods of Manufacture and Scientific Analyses. Ann Arbor: Ann Arbor, 1994. Series: Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Number 12. 480pp with 626 monochrome illustrations and figures, numerous line drawings throughout. Cloth. 28.5x22cms. The first volume devoted to this remarkable treasure contains an introduction, two sections on technical examination and conservation, and the inscriptions, weights and dimensions, followed by the descriptive catalogue. The catalogue itself is divided into 15 parts - each silver object (plate, amphora, ewer, basin, or casket) is examined, as well as the copper cauldron in which the treasure was discovered. Included is a copy of the New York Supreme Court's order and judgement in the case (entered 18 November 1993).
The first volume devoted to this remarkable treasure contains an introduction, two sections on technical examination and conservation, and the inscriptions, weights and dimensions, followed by the descriptive catalogue. The catalogue itself is divided into 15 parts - each silver object (plate, amphora, ewer, basin, or casket) is examined, as well as the copper cauldron in which the treasure was discovered. Included is a copy of the New York Supreme Court's order and judgement in the case (entered 18 November 1993). Text in English
Journal of Glass Studies. VI
Journal of Glass Studies. VI. Corning Museum of Glass, 1964. 208 pages. Paperback.
