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Skira 1950 In-folio, en ff. sous chemise et emboîtage, 35 pp. Illustrations dans le texte et 24 compositions en couleurs contrecollées.
Reference : 18376
Tiré à 625 exemplaires numérotés. Bon état d’occasion
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5 book(s) with the same title
[Schippert & Co] - MARJULA, Anna ; [ BEEKHUIS, Hanna ] ; ( HANNAH, Barbara )
Reference : 57805
(1967)
The healing influence of Active Imagination in a Specific Case of Neurosis [ Unique and exceptional copy with autograph manuscripts and 12 original drawings: Anna Marjula mystery solved ! ]
A human document, with an Introduction by Barbara Hannah, 8vo paperback, Schippert & Co, Zurich, s.d. [ 1967 ], XII-128 pp. with 12 original colored drawings under an envelope pasted on guard, and autograph text in flemish on 14 leaves (letters, poems) in another one. Full Tite : The healing influence of Active Imagination in a Specific Case of Neurosis [ Unique and exceptional copy with autograph manuscripts and 12 original drawings: Anna Marjula mystery solved ! ]
Unique copy with 12 original colored symbolical drawings sometimes (3 of them with comments in english) and 14 leaves with manuscript text (3 letters and poems) in flemish. Most of this extra-material is not signed except three letters (two dated 13-5-73 and 28-10-74) signed "Tante Han" or “Hanna”, clearly original work by "Anna Marjula", pseudonym used to protect the identity of the author (The letter "E". On an envelop is written : "These drawings illustrate the fifth conversation with the Great Mother pages 26-27". Many early jungian analysts worked with Anna Marjula (Toni Wolff, Emma Jung or Barbara Hannah), but her real name remained unknown, until now (but we knew it was a pianist). Indeed, our research allowed us to identify the recipient, Ms. Parvati Chavoix-Jodjana ("Vati") but especially the author, who hides behind the pseudonym of Anna Marjula : the famous dutch pianist and composer Hanna Beekhuis (1889-1980) ! A newspaper clipping is joined on a postcard, (that we join), titled : "Gouden medaille voor Hanna Beekhuis" and here's the translation : "Gold medal for Hanna Beekhuis: Arnhem, 3 Oct. - The Dutch composer of chamber music works and songs, Hanna Beekhuis from Ellecom, who currently resides in Zurich, has won a gold medal and an honorary diploma with "Reflet du Japon", a composition for viola and viola at an international competition held in Buenos Aires". It is known she won this medal in 1961.Hanna Beekhuis resided in Zurich, and was previously in relationship with Carl Jung (28 letters or copy of letters between Jung and Hanna Beekhuis, from 1942 until 1960, would be kept in the ETH-Bibliothek). Barbara Hannah explains in her preface that “Professor Jung had, however, once spoken to Anna of including it in a volume of case histories, and, as he died before he had collected the other cases, she was naturally disappointed”. We identify well the identical writing of "Aunt Hanna" with that present on the handwritten drawings, and with the only autograph word reproduced in the work - "Eve".Our incredible copy comes from Parvati Chavoix-Jodjana, daughter of a famous javanese dancer in France, Raden Mas Jodjana (1893-1972) and his wife Raden Ayou. Hanna Beekhuis accompanied the dancer in the 1920s. Another interesting relation with Jungian Psychanalysis is that the Jodjana were friends with Kurt Binswanger and his wife Erica since 1935.Here's some translated extract on a signed letter : “You said me that your Father has become your Guru. What is a guru ? [… ] Your father told me that he was a free thinker. I am that too but Christianity [ … ] is still in blood”. In another one : "The Jodjanas" have meant a lot to me in the course of my life, especially your father, [ … ] your mother too”.
Journal of a Tour through Switzerland and North Italy in 1840. Handwritten account of an englishman’s voyage of leisure with his friends. Richly illustrated with engravings and original drawings.
1840, gr. in-8vo, engraved and handcolored frontispice (Venice) + 195 p. of handwritten text in black ink, richly illustrated with a total of 86 full plates: 60 engravings (of which 6 are handcolored), 10 handcolored lithographs of Venice, 6 engraved maps, 2 watercolors (signed A.W), 1 pencil drawing (signed E.W.) and 7 documents mounted on pages (circular bill, newspaper cuttings, drawing of the arms of Voltaire etc.), 2 Ex libris, of which one from the author with his hw. dedication as a gift to his son in law, Rev. A. J. Boucher., black leather binding, richly gilt on covers and spine, titlepiece on spine, all edges gilt, with decorative metallic clasp and marbled boards, a beautiful book in very fine condition.
Unique account of an english banker on his ‘tour of a lifetime’ through the ‘stupendous alps’ to Italy and back. ‘I have always been a great admirer of the works of Nature...’, thus begins the detailed ‘Journal of my late Continental Tour’ handwritten by the banker Charles Woodward of Compton Terrace, Islington in 1840, richly illustrated with views of the visited places and monuments. Most of the swiss views are steel engravings from drawings by H.W. Bartlett (taken from Beattie/Bartlett, Switzerland illustrated, published 1836). For Venice he used, amongst others, some beautiful handcolored lithographs by Giuseppe Kier. Last but not least 3 original drawings can be found, one a pencil drawing of the city of Fribourg. The luxurious and beautiful binding demonstrate the importance of this tour to the author. He states that the journal was written for his friends as a sort of guide for a similar tour and therefore gives a detailed account not only of the journey itself but also of the preparations, the means of transport used along the way, the accomodations, the prices etc. going as far as presenting several original documents such as an example of a ‘circular bill’ (the traveller checks of the time). Woodward is travelling in company of is friends John Joseph Sudlow and a Mr. Billing of Reading. They leave London on 15 July to return home on the 13 September 1840. Their itinerary (with miles travelled, modes of transportation and total money spent per person) figures in the summary at the end (abbreviated): from London by steam boat to Ostend (they couldn’t obtain passports for France) - Cologne - Basle - Lucerne - Rhigi - Flewellyn (Flüelen) - Hospental - Bellinzona - Lugano - Como - Milan - Padua - Venice - Mantua - Cremona - Martigny (by the Simplon) - Borroman Isles - Chamouny - St. Martin - Geneva - Villeneuve (Chillon) - Lausanne - Fribourg - Bern - Thun - Interlaken - Lauterbrunnen - Grindelwald - Meyringen - Brienz - Giessbach - Thun - Bern - Basle - Cologne - Rotterdam - London (for a total of 3128 miles). Thieme/Becker, 2, 554. Image disp.
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Swiss Scenery from drawings by Major Cockburn.
London, Rodwell & Martin, (printed by T. Davison Whitefriars), 1820, in-4to, VII (title-page with engraved view of Altorf - dedication - list of plates) (+ 1 p. white) + 200 p. + 60 engraved plates, with 2 engraved vignettes (title and tailpiece), clean copy printed on heavy stock, 2 different Ex Libris Charles Lefebure par L. Moreels & one with coat of armes with crown, Original-Pappband. / Original boards, leather title ticket on spine, owners name ‘Revdd, R, Twiss L.L.D. gilt on red leather on first cover. Very fine copy.
First Edition. Complete copy with 61 (incl. title) engraved plates. Cockburn was an officer in the Royal Artillery and had studied art under Paul Sandby at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. During periods of leave from Malta and Woolwich, where he was stationed after the peace, he executed many drawings of continental scenery, which were engraved and published in the 1820's. The present collection of engravings of Swiss scenery includes views of Mont Blanc, Vevey, Lausanne, Neuchatel, Berne, Lucerne, the Castles of Martigny, Chillon, and Bellinzona, the Glacier at Grindelwald, the Fall of the Rhine near Schaffhausen, Lakes of Brientz, Zug, and Lowertz, etc. - "Major Cockburn is said to have been the first to use a camera lucida (chambre claire) in making his drawings and sketches in the Alps" (de Beer). Barth 17345; Wäber BSL III/58; Perret II/1042. bild
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The drawings of Goya. The complete Albums / The Sketches, Studies and Individual Drawings. In 2 volumes.
New York, Praeger Publ. (vol. 1) / London, Thames and Hudson (vol. 2), 1973 -75, in-4°, 656 p., fully illustrated / 582 p., with 407 plates, 9 in colour, clothbound, illustrated jacket, Fine copy.
Complet 2 vol. set of the drawings of Goya.
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[STREATFIELD FAMILY.- Streatfeild (Rev. Thomas, antiquarian and churchman, 1777-1778) & Captain Robert Streatfeild (1786-1852) and others [?]].
Reference : 4669
(1810)
[3 carnets de dessins et croquis / 3 notebooks of drawings and sketches].
s.L , s.d. [c.1810-1815]. 1810 2 carnets in-12° oblong (121 x 190 mm et 119 x 165 mm) et 1 carnet in-8° (180 x 115 mm) de : I. 49 dessins à laquarelle et croquis au crayon gris ; 1 note manuscrite détachée décrivant les conditions météorologiques sur une semaine ; filigranes J. Whatman 1810 ; II. 32 dessins et croquis au crayon gris ; inscriptions et calculs au début et à la fin du carnet au crayon gris ; III. 16 dessins et croquis au crayon gris ; 4 photos en couleur ; notes et calculs au début et à la fin du carnet ; étiquette de libraire: Made & Sold by E. William, Stationer to the Duke & Duchess of York N°11 Strand ; filigranes: W. Turner & Son, Budgen & (...) 18(..) et J. Green 1813. Soit un total de 97 dessins et croquis et 4 photos. (Quelques feuillets détachés et tarces d'arrachement, salissures et défauts d'usage). I. Demi-maroquin rouge à grain long à coins et porte-crayon dépoque, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, plats recouverts de papier vert, vestiges dun fermoir ; II. Plein maroquin rouge à grain long avec porte-crayon, dos lisse muet ; III. Demi-chagrin noir dépoque, dos muet, plats recouverts de papier marbré, dos lisse muet. (Frottements et défauts dusage).
Trois carnets de dessins et croquis provenant de la famille historique anglaise Streatfeild originaire de Chiddingstone (Kent). Les membres de la famille Streatfeild étaient d'importants propriétaires dans le Sussex, le Surrey et le Kent, et ont contribué à façonner ces comtés au cours des 17e et 18e siècles. Le siège de la famille était le château de Chiddingstone (à l'origine High Street House) et leur histoire remonte au XVIème siècle avec son plus ancien descendant connu: Robert Streatfeild de Chiddingstone (1514 - 1599). De part la ressemblance frappante entre leurs armoiries, la famille Streatfeild est très probablement une branche cadette de la noble maison de Stratford. Le premier carnet contient 49 dessins à laquarelle et croquis au crayon gris représentant des études de paysages, de bâtiments et de navires et de moulins à vent. Les dessins à laquarelle sont particulièrement bien exécutés tandis que les dessins au crayon gris se distinguent par leur finesse. Le carnet est agrémenté dune note manuscrite détachée avec 8 lignes de dates et de coordonnées géographiques avec les conditions météorologiques décrites pour chaque jour. Le second album comporte 32 dessins et croquis variés au crayon gris de paysages, maisons de campagne, ruines et détails architecturaux d'églises. Le dernier carnet débute avec 4 photos en couleur de dessins très probablement exécutés par un membre de la famille Streatfeild. En outre, il comporte 16 dessins et croquis et dessins au crayon gris ou à lencre représentant majoritairement des plans de maisons sous différents angles. Un certain nombre de dessins du capitaine Robert Streatfeild (1786-1852) ont été proposés chez Christie's en 2016 dans la vente Old Master Drawings and British Drawings and Watercolours (lots 144-150), et si ces dessins étaient à plus grande échelle, on note des similitudes d'exécution notables avec certaines aquarelles et croquis des présents albums. Le British Museum détient également un carnet de croquis du révérend Thomas Streatfeild (1777-1848 ; antiquaire et homme d'église renommé) présentant dimportantes ressemblances à nos carnets de dessins (voir BM n° 1969,0208.4-10). 2 oblong 12mo notebooks (121 x 190 mm and 119 x 165 mm) and 1 8vo notebook (180 x 115 mm) of: I. 49 watercolor drawings and gray pencil sketches; 1 detached handwritten note describing weather conditions over a week; watermarks "J. Whatman 1810"; II. 32 gray pencil drawings and sketches; inscriptions and calculations at the beginning and end of the notebook in gray pencil; III. 16 drawings and sketches in gray pencil; 4 color photographs; notes and calculations at beginning and end of notebook; bookseller's label: "Made & Sold by E. William, Stationer to the Duke & Duchess of York N°11 Strand"; watermarks: "W. Turner & Son", "Budgen & (...) 18(..)" and "J. Green 1813". A total of 97 drawings and sketches and 4 photographs. (Some detached leaves and tears, soiling and defects of use). I. Half red long-grained morocco with corners and pencil holder, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets, boards covered with green paper, remains of a clasp; II. Full red long-grained morocco with pencil holder, smooth mute spine; III. Vintage black half-chagrin, muted spine, marbled paper covered boards, muted smooth spine. (Rubbing and defects of use). Three sketchbooks from the historic English Streatfeild family of Chiddingstone, Kent. Members of the Streatfeild family were prominent landowners in Sussex, Surrey and Kent, and helped shape these counties during the 17th and 18th centuries. The family seat was Chiddingstone Castle (originally High Street House) and their history dates back to the 16th century with its earliest known descendant Robert Streatfeild of Chiddingstone (1514 - 1599). Because of the striking resemblance between their coats of arms, the Streatfeild family is most likely a younger branch of the noble house of Stratford. The first notebook contains 49 watercolor and gray pencil sketches depicting studies of landscapes, buildings, ships and windmills. The watercolor drawings are particularly well executed while the gray pencil drawings are distinguished by their finesse. The notebook is embellished with a detached handwritten note with 8 lines of dates and geographical coordinates with weather conditions described for each day. The second album contains 32 various drawings and sketches in grey pencil of landscapes, country houses, ruins and architectural details of churches. The final booklet begins with 4 color photographs of drawings most likely executed by a member of the Streatfeild family. In addition, there are 16 sketches and drawings in gray pencil or ink, mostly of house plans from various angles. A number of drawings by Captain Robert Streatfeild (1786-1852) were offered at Christie's in 2016 in the sale "Old Master Drawings and British Drawings and Watercolours" (lots 144-150), and while these drawings were on a larger scale, there are notable similarities in execution with some of the watercolors and sketches in the present albums. The British Museum also holds a sketchbook of the Reverend Thomas Streatfeild (1777-1848; noted antiquarian and churchman) with significant similarities to our drawing books (see BM No. 1969,0208.4-10).
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