Beta-Plus 2006 In-folio relié 34 cm sur 26,6. 200 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
Reference : 62024
ISBN : 9077213619 9789077213612
Bon état d’occasion
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MUSEES ROYAUX D'ART ET D'HISTOIRE DE BRUXELLES ( editor - publisher - S1 ) :
Reference : 42178
".: Nearly complete set , spanning a century, of this periodical published by the Brussels' Royal Museum for Art and Art History, better known as '' Le Musée du Cinquantenaire'' after the building where it is housed. The publication consists of 6 series. Series I ; Première Année -> Sixième Année (1901 - 1906/07), format in-folio, 29,5 x 20 cm, published as a monthly, ca. 100 pp per year. Some out of text plates. Bound in 4 volumes. Series II ; Première Année ( 7th year since beginning) -> Treizième Année (13th since beginning) (1908 - Mai 1914 = last pre-war issue). In-folio, bound with a part of the first series in two red cloth volumes). Series III ; 1929-1946 (18 years.) Première année - Dixhuitième Année. Décember 1939 is a special issue containing an index for 1929-1938. Format small in-4°, 24 x 17,5 cm, two-monthly issues of between 24 and 48 pp, first stapled issues , later sewn with wrapper. 1945 and 1946 consist of one issue for a whole year. Al issues of the 3rd series with original wrapper, as published. Series IV ; 1947- 1967 (21 years) Dixneuvième année - Trenteneuvième année, same format as series III, yearly issues of between 130 and 250 pp. In the original wrapper. Series V ; 1968-1970 (3 years) Quarantième - Quarantedeuxième annéé, 1 vol. of 377 pp. Series VI ; 1971-1999 ( 23 years) Year 43 -> Year 70, volumes of each between 200 and 400 pp. Stiff wrapper , as published. Missing in these series is only volume 68, . This art periodical contains articles , mainly in French or Dutch on art, applied art (Textile, Tapestry, Silver and Goldsmith work, Ceramics) , Egyptology, Pre-Hellenic art and archaeology; in short all the fields were this museum has a strong collection and a strong reputation. We have many seperate issues for sale. Please inquire via e-mail."
SOCIETY OF JESUS - SOCIETA IESU - Charles Le GOBAIN - Jean Baptiste du HALDE - Louis PATOUILLET ( editors ) :
Reference : 55034
".: Paris, different publishers: Le Clerc, Mercier, Barbou, Mérigot, Bordelet, Guérin, Ruault, De Hansy; 1706 - 1774 (1781), 30 volumes format in-12°, (16 x 8,5 cm). The series are illustrated with 19 folding maps (vol.V: Passage par terre à la Californie; vol.7 Côte du Pérou, Carte de la Terre de Feu; vol.8 Nagasaki; vol.XI carte des Philippines, carte des îles Marianne ; vol.XII Mission des Moxes, Cours du fleuve Maragnon ; vol.XIV Île de Ponghou , île de Formose ; vol.XV Carnate ; vol.16 carte du Tong-King , idem (different version) ; vol.XVIII les îles Caroline ; vol.XXI Le Paragua ; vol.XXIII Presqu'île des Indes ; vol.XXVIII Îles Lieou-Kieou. vol.XXXI carte du Tong-King , idem (different version) . Three maps are missing: vol.VI Nouvelle Phillipine ; vol.XVI Île d'Orléans and vol. 27 Cap françois. Volumes 1-2 & 3-4 are each bound together. The series is uniformly bound in late 18th c. full leather; with raised decorated spines, each volume with a red leather title label and a green volume number. Vol. XVI has a different binding and has obviously been added to the series as it is also a much later edition. Some volumes have weak joints, most have wear at the extremeties (head caps & corners). But generally the volumes still have solid bindings. The interiors are in fine/good condition. The five first volumes are contemporary re-issues, published 5 or 10 years after the original. Volume VI till vol. XXXII are all in first edition (except vol. 16 which has been added). The last volumes of the series (vol. 33 & 34) published in 1776 are missing. A complete collation is available upon simple demand by email. This monumental series was started by Charles le Gobien (Tome 1 - 8) ; continued by Jean-Baptiste du Halde (Tome 9-26) ; and finally Louis Patouillet (Tome 27-34) . The purpose was to report on the history and new events of the China mission of the Jesuits. Very soon this was expanded to literally the whole world : South and North America, ( with Canada, New York, Ohio, Michigan), Japan, India...When J.B. du Halde took over as editor more attention was given to exact and applied science. This was done to gain the support of the Chinese emperor. In 1758 the publication came to a halt due to the rising political difficulties encountered by the Jesuit order. Publication resumed in 1773: exactly the year when the Jesuit order was suppressed in Europe. Complete homogeneous series are allmost non-existant; not surprisingly , in view of the very long publication history and the rising hostilty versus the Jesuit order in the second half of the 18th c. Our series was composed at the end of the 18th c. (probably between 1774 and 1776 - which might explain the absence of the two last volumes). From the many different contemporary provenances we can deduce the the first owner went to a lot of effort to form the series. During or just after the French revolution the series landed in Belgium. Most volumes have a (feeble) modern stamp of a Belgian religious institute. Among the original French provenances (in ex-libris manuscript or with a stamp) we encounter: vol. .5 & 18) Les Filles Lazaristes Paris; vol. 7 & 20 : Biblioth. du Seminaire S. Sulpice (small stamp). Vol. 11 : Barnabit (Barnabilarum S. Eligii Paris). vol.27 : Coll. Rothomagensis (Rennes). Vol.10 contains an ex dono manuscrit du R.P. du Halde ''A la congrégation des Mess. dans la maison professe a St. Louis''. Despite the 2 missing last volumes and the 16th vol. from a later edition this series remains an impressive, important and excessively rare proof of the interest in the exploits of the Jesuit Order all over the world. A fervent collector succeeded in composing this impressive series. He had to overcome the hostility against the Jesuits (very strong after the suppression of the Order in 1773 ; and the problem of the long publication history. A few years later (in 1781) he would have been able to procure a complete reworked re-issue. Other re-issues would follow well into the 19th c. Here we offer a series with 31 (out of 34) volumes in first edition; or - for the 4 first volumes- contemporary re-issues. Sabin 40697. Sommervogel III. 1514 ; IV 34-35 ; V 536 ; VI 353-354. (Texte en français disponible)."
Nancy, Imp. réunies, 1928 ; in-folio, sp , Album papier tiré sur papier de Rive, à cordon. Les 2 volumes. Envoi de Fernand Rousselot sur le premier volume. Textes de Fernand Rousselot, préface du Maréchal Lyautey de l'académie française, dessins de Jean Scherbeck. Les héliogravures sont à pleine page, Etat de fraîcheur exceptionnel proche du neuf.
Washington, The Microscopical Publishing Company (Chas. W. Smiley, A. M.), 1896 ; 161 x 243 mm, 20 pp., couverture et cahier agrafés (quelques petites déchirures en couverture, rousseurs). En langue anglaise. Bon état.
Washington, The Microscopical Publishing Company (Chas. W. Smiley, A. M.), 1896 ; 155 x 243 mm, 20 pp., couverture et cahier agrafés. En langue anglaise. Bon état.