Kobenhavn 1902 in8. 1902. relié.
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Bon état couverture ternie défraîchie intérieur propre
Un Autre Monde
M. Emmanuel Arnaiz
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1992 Ripova Soft cover Fine
Beschryf van oud en niuew Loven , gevolgd van den lyst der primussen van de oude universiteit Facsimile van een uitgave van 1829 Softcover, 200 x 140 mm, 180 blz., z/w illustraties, zeer goede staat
Lyckstad, Andrees Kock og Kiøbenhaffn, Christen Jensen [Wering], 1648-54. Tvær 16mo. Indbundet i et smukt, nyere privat helskindsbind med guld- og blindtryk på ryg og permer (Anker Kyster). Indvendig guldbordure og kanter af permer forgyldte. Med et særdeles nydeligt sølvspænde. Indlagt i en kunstfærdig bogæske. Ryg falmet. Titelbladet til første del, samt fem yderligere blade (anden del: pp. 15-16, 47-48, 59-60, 129-30, 177) restaureret, i nogle tilfælde med tab af tekst. Gennemgående vanskjold i første del, ellers ren og pæn indvendig. (32), 190 (24), 182 (8), 166, (2) pp. 16mo. Bound in a beautiful later full calf binding (Anker Kyster). Spine and boards lavishly gilt and blindstamped. Gilt inner dentelles, edges of boards gilt. With an unusually beautiful silver clasp. In an artful clamshell box. Spine faded. Title page of the first part, as well as five other leaves restored (second part: pp. 15-16, 47-48, 59-60, 129-30, 177), in some cases with loss of text. First part water stained throughout, otherwise clean inside. (32), 190 (24), 182 (8), 166, (2) pp.
Probably the only copy in private hands of the extremely rare collection of melodies for ‘Dend Hyrdinde Astrea’ (1645), based on Honoré d'Urfé's work L'Astrée and translated from French into Danish in 1645 (Thesaurus 694). D'Urfé's magnum opus, L'Astrée, was published in five parts from 1607 to 1627, totalling around 5,000 pages. Set on the banks of the Lignon River in 5th century Gaul, the novel depicts a world of pastoral innocence. The title refers to the protagonists Astrée and Céladon, who cannot marry because of their families' mutual enmity. The copy previously belonged to the two prominent book collectors Einar Christiansen and Erik Dal. According to a note at the back of the book, the copy was bound in black cloth when Einar Christiansen bought it at Wimmer's auction in 1913. _____________________________________________ Formodentlig det eneste eksemplar i privat eje af den uhyre sjældne melodisamling til 'Dend Hyrdinde Astrea' (1645), baseret på Honoré d'Urfés værk L'Astrée og oversat fra fransk til dansk i 1645 (Thesaurus 694). D’Urfés magnum opus, L'Astrée, blev udgivet i fem dele fra 1607 til 1627 og består samlet af omkring 5.000 sider. Romanen, der udspiller sig ved bredden af floden Lignon i det 5. århundredes Gallien, skildrer en verden af pastoral uskyld, hvor hyrder og hyrdinder lever for kærligheden. Titlen refererer til hovedpersonerne Astrée og Céladon, der ikke kan gifte sig på grund af deres familiers indbyrdes fjendskab. Eksemplaret har tidligere tilhørt de to prominente bogsamlere Einar Christiansen og Erik Dal. Ifølge en note bagerst i bogen var eksemplaret - da Einar Christiansen købte det på Wimmers auktion (1913) - indbundet i sort lærred. ______________________________________________________ Biblioteca Danica IV, 203. Thesaurus 693.
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Lystsov V.P. The Persian March of Peter the Great. 1722-1723. In Russian /Lystsov V.P. Persidskiy pokhod Petra Pervogo. 1722-1723. M Moscow State University 1951. 247s,. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalb9c9dc1d56b2f269d.
Copenhagen, Gøde, 1662. 8vo. In a nice early 20th century pastich Cambridge-style mirror binding (signed Geisler, Gothersgade 55) with four raised bands and richly gilt spine. Edges of boards gilt. All edges coloured in red. Scratches and wear to spine and hinges. Previous owner's name to front free end-paper. Title-page slightly soiled and a few worn-tracts to outer margin, otherwise internally nice and clean. (16), 750, (30) pp.
Exceedingly rare Danish translation of Arndt's highly popular ""Paradiesgärtlein"". The present copy is the third danish edition. All Danish editions are of the utmost scarcity and are almost never found in the trade.The original German edition was published in 1612. The first published in Danish 1625, second in 1653. It was translated into most European languages. Thesaurus 315.
Kiøbenhavn, Nicolaus Møller, 1773. Folio. In contemporary pink cardboard. Spine partly split and with loss of paper. .... Brownspotting to first leave and vargue dampstain to outer margin of last plates, otherwise internally fine. 16 pp. + 33 plates (on 17 leaves, plate 33 being double-page).
First edition of the beautiful depictions Grund's sculptures. Grund was educated as a sculpture in Germany and created the sculptures in Nordmandsdalen at Fredensborg Palace. The sculptures in Nordmandsdalen have been replaced by replicas while Grund's original works have been moved to Christian IV's Brewhouse in Copenhagen.