LUGDUNI 1552
Raccolta di due opere del giurista civilista e canonista Alessandro Tartagni (o Tartagna) detto anche Alessandro da Imola (Imola 1424-Bologna 1477) entrambe stampate a Lione nel 1552. Dopo aver studiato filosofia e diritto a Bologna, Tartagni insegnò diritto civile, dal 1450, a Pavia, Bologna, Ferrara e Padova e poi di nuovo a Bologna fino alla morte. Ebbe numerosi poi celebri discepoli. Fece commentarî al Digesto, al Codice, alle Decretali, dimostrando un felice equilibrio nel connubio dei due diritti, il civile e il canonico. Fu anche consulente fecondo e rinomato (7 libri di Consilia) (Cfr. Treccani). La prima opera è un repertorio di letture, la seconda un commentario al digesto con aggiunte di Bernardino Landriano (sec. 15-16), Jeronimo Lloret (1506/7-1571), Francois Court. Bel frontespizio figurato. Splendida legatura tedesca strettamente coeva in pelle di maiale su assicelle di legno, i piatti adorni di bordure in rilievo e ripetuti ritratti di figure allegoriche: Lucrecia, prudencia giustitia , superbia, invidia e i profeti Davide Isaia, Elia, San Paolo. Iscrizione 1559 a secco in corpo grande al piatto anteriore, dorso a cinque nervi con nome dell'autore a penna al primo scomparto. Condizioni: Copertina in ottime condizioni con lievi usure ai margini. Lacci di chiusura mancanti. Piccoli segni di tarlo al margine destro dalla copertina fino alla carta E5 senza alcuna perdita di testo e al piatto posteriore al margine destro della coperta e le ultime due carte senza perdita di testo. Legatura in ottime condizioni. Pagine in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. Lieve piccola gora d'umidità marginale fino alla carta L3 della prima opera e da pag 176 alla fine della seconda opera. In folio. Cm 43x30,5x5,5. Pp. (116)+191+(1). Peso Kg. 4. Collection of two works bound together by the jurist civilist and churchman Alessandro Tartagni (or Tartagna) alos known as Alessandro da Imola (Imola 1424-Bologna 1477) both published in Lion in 1552. After he studied phylosophy and right in Bologna, Tartagni teached civil right from 1450 in Pavia, Bologna, Ferrara and Padova then Bologna until he died. He had different famous pupils. Then commentaries to Digesto, to Codex, Decretales. (Cfr. Treccani). The first work is a repertory of lectures, the second one is a commentary to digestum with addings by Bernardino Landriano (sec. 15-16), Jeronimo Lloret (1506/7-1571), Francois Court. Beautiful figurated title page. Very beautiful coeval cover in pigskin on wood, decorated plates with relief decorations and repeated portraits of allegorical figures: Lucrecia, prudencia giustitia , superbia, invidia and prophets Davide Isaia, Elia, San Paolo. Embossed date 1559 in front plate, spine with five nerfs and the name of the author with pen in the spine. Conditions: Cover in very good conditions slightly worn in the edges and spine. Laces closure are loss. Front plate: Little worming in the right edge of the cover until page E5 with no loss of text. Back plate: worming in the right edge from the cover and two last pages with no loss of text. Binding in very good conditions. Pages in very good conditions with occasional foxings. Slight water stain in the edge until page L3 of the first work and from pag 176 until the end of the second work. In folio. Cm 43x30,5x5,5. Pp. (116)+191+(1). Weight Kg. 4
VENETIIS APUD FRANCISCUM FRANCISCIUM SENENSEM 1581
Edizione del 1581 di questo commentario ai Decretales del giurista specializzato in diritto canonico Giovanni D'Andrea (Rifredo 1270 circa- Bologna 1348). D'Andrea studiò legge a Bologna e insegnò a Bologna, Padova e Pisa. Fu amico personale di Papa Giovanni XXII. Bellissima incisione al frontespizio. Siamo in possesso dei commentaria relativi al terzo libro (completo del testo ma mancante di frontespizio) e al quarto libro (completo) In discrete condizioni. Copertina in piena pergamena coeva con titolo manoscritto al dorso in caratteri gotici in buone condizioni generali con usure e mancanze ai margini e dorso. Piatto anteriore in parte staccato e posteriore staccato. Legatura in mediocri condizioni, le pagine dalla 65 alla 73 del secondo volume sono staccate. All'interno le pagine si presentano in buone condizioni con fioriture. Lieve gora d'umidità al margine inferiore. Risulta mancante frontespizio (carta A1). Foro/macchia di 2 cm alla carta 8 del primo volume con leggera perdita di testo. Piccole gallerie di tarlo. In folio. 37x25 cm. Pp. 244+73+(1).Edition of 1581 off this commentary to Decretales by the jurist specialized in church right Giovanni D'Andrea (Rifredo 1270 circa- Bologna 1348). D'Andrea studied law in Bologna and teached in Bologna, Padova and Pisa. He was personal friend of the Pope Giovanni XXII. Very beautiful engraving in the title page. We only have the commentaria relating to third book (complete of text but lacking of title page) and to the fourth book (complete) In fair conditions. Full parchment coeval cover with handwritten gothic title in the spine in good general conditions lightly worn in the extremities. Frnt plate partially detacheed and back plate detached. Binding in poor conditions, pages from 65 to 73 of the second volume are detached. The title page (page A1) lacks. Pages in good conditions with foxing. Light dump stain in the foot edge. Wormings. Hole/stain of 2 cm to page 8 of the first volume with light loss of text. In folio. 37x25 cm. Pp. 244+73+(1).
BOLOGNA PER COSTANTINO PISARRI SOTTO LE SCUOLE 1704
Prima edizione del 1704 di questo importante dizionario di arte scritto dallo storico dellarte e bibliografo bolognese Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660-1727). Lopera, considerata «la più completa fonte di informazioni sugli artisti durante il XVIII secolo». (cfr. Dictionary of Art Historians, Lanitra Walker) è divisa in tre parti. Gli artisti vengono riportati in ordine alfabetico a partire dal nome. Nella prima parte gli antichissimi, la seconda contiene gli antichi, moderni e viventi, la terza i soprannomi e cognomi e un ricco apparato bibliografico (libri sullarte, prospettiva, architettura, disegno, cifre, marche, incisori ecc) "Quest 'opera fu tratta da tutte le opere biografiche con molta cura, e divenne la più comoda fonte di simili notizie" (Cicognara). Frontespizio figurato inciso da Ludovico Mattioli (1662-1747) su disegno di Giampietro Zanotti (1674-1765). Belle lettere iniziali decorate. Cinque tavole incise a piena pagina che riportano cifre, e marche usate dagli inventori e intagliatori. Belle vignette. In ottime condizioni. Copertina in piena pelle coeva con titolo e decorazioni in oro al dorso in ottime condizioni con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni. Pagine in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. In 8. Cm 23,5x18. Pp. (2)+436. Contents: [(2)+436]. In 8 (9.25 x 7 in; 235 x 180 mm) Weight Kg. 0,822. Five full-page engraved plates with marks, numbers letters used by inventors and engravers. Figurated title page engraved by Ludovico Mattioli (1662-1747) invented by Giampietro Zanotti (1674-1765). Condition of contents: Very good conditions. Occasional foxings. Condition of binding: Leather coeval cover with golden title and decorations in very good conditions lightly damaged in the extremities. First edition of the important reference work of art written by the historian of arrt and bibliographer from Bologna Pellegrino Antonio Orlandi (1660-1727) which contains around four thousand biographies of painters, sculptors and architects. The work, considered «la più completa fonte di informazioni sugli artisti durante il XVIII secolo». (cfr. Dictionary of Art Historians, Lanitra Walker) is divided into three parts. The artists are divided in an alphabetical order based on their name. In the first part the ancient, the second part the ancient, modern and living authors, the third part the surname and nicknames and a rich bibliography (books about art, perspective, architecture, drawing, numbers, marks, engravers ecc) "Quest 'opera fu tratta da tutte le opere biografiche con molta cura, e divenne la più comoda fonte di simili notizie" (Cicognara).
Autore anonimo greco per motivi politici. Col patrocinio del comitato bolognese per la libertà in Grecia - Consulta giovanile per il teatro. Tip. Gamberini, Castelmaggiore (Bologna), 1968. Manifesto-locandina (cm. 70x100), titoli in nero e rosso su fondo bianco. Spettacolo teatrale, gratuito, promosso dal Circolo Culturale Antonio Labriola, tenutosi a Pavia - Teatro Fraschini, Mercoledì 3 Aprile (1968), ore 21.Uniamo, per lo stesso spettacolo, una locandina (cm. 74x34), titoli in rosso e nero su fondo bianco; in alto, la riproduzione di un disegno di Guttuso (Grecia 1967). Tra i protagonisti: Stefano Almerighi, Roberto Bevilacqua, Pina Borione, Massimo De-Vita, Dino Desiata, Riccardo Mangano, Fausta Molinari, Marina Pitta, Anna Rodolfi, Aldo Suligoj, Elio Xerri / Scene, disegni, manifesto su bozzetti di Renato Guttuso / Musiche di Mikis Theodorakis curate da Luigi Nono / Regia di Alessandro Giupponi / Fondale dipinto da Alfonso Frasnedi / Diapositive di Jon Phetteplaice - Roma / Direzione tecnica di Roberto Bevilacqua / Amministrazione, Dino Desiata / Organizzazione, Mauro Bonazzi / Costruzioni sceniche, Ditta Soli - Bologna / Testimonianze di Aldo de Jaco. Ben conservati.
2. Bologna Bruxelles, Università di Bologna, 1995, in-8°, 95 pp, numerous b/w + coloured ills and plates, bibliographies, sewn, orig. stiff wrapper.
Bologna, Annesio Nobili, 1817-19. 4to. Bound uncut in 3 contemporary boards. Corners bumped and backstrips lacks. (4),407,XII(4),403,X(4),412,XV pp. and 55 partly folded engraved plates.
Contains a large amount of papers by the professors at the University at Bologna in the fields of Physics, Astronomy, Medicine, Geology, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Mineralogy etc.
Bologna, Giulia et al: Bijoux et Reliures: Artistes XXe Siecle. BibliothÚque des Arts, 1992. (Translation of the 1990 Italian publication) 197 pages with 182 colour plates and 35 colour illustrations. Hardback. 31 x 25cms. 20th-century jewellery from private and public collections and contemporary artistic book bindings in the Weil Weiss collection. With bibliography. Text in French.
20th-century jewellery from private and public collections and contemporary artistic book bindings in the Weil Weiss collection. With bibliography. Text in French
Grafica Victoria, Bologna, 1950. In-16 p., brossura edit., pp. 12. Ben conservato.
[Battistello Caracciolo] - Spinosa, N and F. Bologna
Reference : 043124
(1991)
ISBN : 8843537172
Spinosa, N and F. Bologna: Battistello Caracciolo e il primo naturalismo a Napoli. Exhibition: Naples, Castel Sant'Elmo, 1991. 360 pages with 300 illustrations. Paperback. 28 x 25cms. The first in-depth study of the complete works of Battistello Caracciolo. Text in Italian.
The first in-depth study of the complete works of Battistello Caracciolo. Text in Italian
2. Bologna, Cassa di Risparmio, s.d. (ca. 1970), in-4°, 27,5 x 21 cm, 270 pp + 89 plates (some coloured), publisher's cloth with d.w. in slipcase.
Editions Solar 1980 1980. Gianfranco Bologna: Les oiseaux du monde / Solar 1980 . bon état
Très bon état
Galas Karsenty-Herbert. 1986. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Agrafes rouillées, Intérieur acceptable. Environ 20 pages. Couverture légèrement jaunie. Coins frottés. Quelques photos en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 792-Théâtre
Classification Dewey : 792-Théâtre
Paris, France Loisirs, 1988 1 volume 26 x 30,8cm Cartonnage éditeur sous jaquette au 1er plat illustré couleurs. 197p., 1 feuillet; très nombreuses illustrations in texte, vignettes et pleines pages, en noir et en couleurs. Bon état.
Des rouleaux de papyrus aux débuts de l'imprimerie: techniques, matériaux, procédés d'écriture, illustrations; texte suivi de reproductions couleurs commentées illustrant "mille ans de chefs-d'oeuvre"; notices sur les grandes bibliothèques; notices biographiques sur les artistes de l'enluminure connus; glossaire; nombreuses reproductions; index; bibliographie. Réédition d'un ouvrage publié en 1988 (Solar) par Giulia BOLOGNA, directrice de la Biblioteca Trivulziana de Milan. Exemplaire bien complet de sa jaquette.
Milano Biblioteca Trivulziana 1985 1 vol. broché in-8 carré (210 x 210 mm), broché, couverture illustrée, 82 pp., photos en couleurs. 94 numéros décrits en italien et en français.
Bologna, Ferdinando: Gaspare Traversi nell'illuminismo Europe. Naples: Macchiaroli, 1980. 87pp plus 64 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers. 23.5x17cms. Very well illustrated study of this 18th century napolitan artist. Text in Italian.
Very well illustrated study of this 18th century napolitan artist. Text in Italian
EPFL Press (6/2016)
LIVRE A L’ETAT DE NEUF. EXPEDIE SOUS 3 JOURS OUVRES. NUMERO DE SUIVI COMMUNIQUE AVANT ENVOI, EMBALLAGE RENFORCE. EAN:9782940222957
BOLOGNA Carlo, MANDELLI Alfredo, LOVISETTI FUA Laura, et autres
Reference : 106.281
ISBN : 2864990059
Milano, Arnoldo Mondadori, 1977/Wissous (France), Diffusion Internationale des Arts et Loisirs, 1980-1981. 31 x 32, 10 volumes, 94 pp par livre, très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et en N/B, reliure d'édition pleine toile blanche et doré (cartonnage) + rhodoïd, très bon état (quelques rhodoïds légèrement déchirés)
"Collection complète en 10 volumes; en raison du poid (ca 12 kilos), un supplément de port peut être demandé."
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Testi di GUIDO LOPEZ G. A. DEL'ACQUA LILIANA GRASSI GIULIA BOLOGNA
Reference : 100140524
(1978)
Cariplo 1978 in folio. 1978. Cartonné jaquette.
Bon état avec sa jaquette intérieur propre bonne tenue
Bononiae ex Typographia Lelii a Vulpe 1748 Les cinq premiers volumes complets de cette série, contenant : Volume 1) Imprimé en 1748 (réimpression) [viii], 1-645pp Contient un titre gravé et 9 planches à pleine page ou dépliantes. En deux parties. Les Commentaria (p1-297) et les Opuscula (301-645). Cette seconde partie comprend l'important traité d'Eustachii Manfredd (p599-641 et 2 des planches) intitulé "De novissimis circa fixorum siderum errores observationibus". Ce document confirme l'hypothèse de James Bradley sur les phénomènes astronomiques et, ensemble, ils fournissent la première preuve du mouvement de la Terre autour du Soleil (c'est-à-dire la première confirmation scientifique du travail de Copernic). (2) Vol. II Partie I. imprimé en 1745 (1ère édition - peut-être une impression plus tardive car l'errate montre des amendements au mois d'août 1745). [vi], 1-506 [ii]. pp Titre gravé. Commentaires. Pas de planches (aucune n'a été demandée). (3) Vol. II partie II. Imprimé en 1746. (1ère édition errata au 27 juillet 1746). Viii, 1-406 [ii]. pp Titre gravé et 24 planches gravées (complètes), (y compris quelques belles planches du monde naturel, et quelques illustrations de muscles et d'artères). Ce volume est la première impression du premier volume de 'Opusculorum ad res physicas et mathematicas pertinentium', qui présente les fonctions hyperboliques. Dans cet article, Riccati déduit la loi de composition des forces en utilisant le principe des vitesses virtuelles. (4) Vol II partie III. imprimé imprimé 1747. (1ère édition, errata à août 1747). viii, 1-568, [ii]. pp. Titre gravé et 15 planches (principalement des sujets mathématiques ou astronomiques). 95) Tome III. imprimé en 1755. (1ère édition. Errata à juin 1754). [vi], 1-509, [i]. pp. Titre gravé. Dédicace au Pape Benoît XIV, avec une jolie vignette initiale. 13 planches gravées comprenant des mathématiques, de l'histoire naturelle et de l'anatomie. Les cinq volumes sont en plein veau, avec des titres et des décorations dorés au dos. Chaque volume est complet (bien que des volumes ultérieurs aient été ajoutés à cet ensemble jusqu'en 1791). A l'intérieur, chaque volume est en très bon état, avec une reliure saine. Des rousseurs légères à modérées sont présentes sur les pages (y compris sur les planches). Cet ensemble a appartenu à Georges Cuvier, le célèbre naturaliste français, et son cachet apparaît sur la page de titre de chaque volume. Cuvier est parfois considéré comme le "père fondateur de la paléontologie". Opposant aux premières théories de l'évolution (bien avant celles de Darwin), il pensait que la Terre connaissait une création cyclique et des périodes d'extinction. Il a identifié et nommé des mastodontes et d'autres dinosaures, et a postulé que la Terre avait connu une période où elle était dominée par les reptiles. Le baron Cuvier a été directeur du Muséum national d'histoire naturelle à Paris par intermittence entre les années 1808 et 1831. Chaque volume porte également le cachet discret de ce musée, ce qui renforce encore la provenance. Aucun autre cachet de bibliothèque n'a été apposé sur les volumes.
The first five full volumes in this series, containing: Volume 1) Printed 1748 (reprint) [viii], 1-645pp Contains engraved title and 9 full page or folding plates. In two parts. The Commentaria (p1-297) and the Opuscula (301-645). This second part includes the important treatise by Eustachii Manfredd (p599-641 and 2 of the plates) entitled 'De novissimis circa fixorum siderum errores observationibus'. This confirmed James Bradley's hypothesis about astronomical phenomena, and together they provided the first evidence of the Earth's movement around the Sun (Ie the first scientific confirmation of Copernicus' work). (2) Vol. II Part I. printed 1745 (1st edition - possibly later impression as errate shows amendments to August 1745). [vi], 1-506 [ii]. pp Engraved title. Commentaria. No plates (none called for). (3) Vol. II part II. Printed 1746. (1st edition errata to July 27th 1746). Viii, 1-406 [ii]. pp Engraved title and 24 engraved plates (complete), (including some lovely plates of the natural world, and some muscle and artery illustrations). This volume sees the first printing of the first volume of 'Opusculorum ad res physicas et mathematicas pertinentium,' introducing hyperbolic functions. In this paper, Riccati derives the law of composition of forces by using the principle of virtual velocities. (4) Vol II part III. printed printed 1747. (1st edition, errata to August 1747). viii, 1-568, [ii]. pp. Engraved title and 15 plates (mainly of mathematical or astronomical topics). 95) Vol. III. printed 1755. (1st edition. Errata to June 1754). [vi], 1-509, [i]. pp. Engraved title. Dedication to Pope Benedict XIV, with a rather lovely vignette initial to this. 13 engraved plates including mathematics, natural history and anatomy. All five volumes are in full calf, with gilt titles and decoration to the spines. Each volume is complete (although there were to be later volumes added to this set until 1791). Internally, each volume is in very good condition, with sound binding. Light to moderate foxing to the pages (including the plates). This set belonged to Georges Cuvier, the celebrated French naturalist, and his stamp appears to the title page of each volume. Cuvier is sometimes referred to as the "founding father of Palaeontology" An opponent of early theories of Evolution (long before Darwin's) he believed that the earth went through cyclical creation and periods of extinction. He identified and named Mastodons and other dinosaurs, and postulated that the Earth went through a period where it was dominated by reptiles. Baron Cuvier was was the director of the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle in Paris intermittently between the years of 1808 and 1831. Each volume also has the discrete stamp of this museum, further reinforcing the provenance. No further library stamps through volumes. .
Nicolo Maltese Broché In-4 (21,5 x 28,5 cm), broché, 117 pages, sans date, photographies en couleurs ; mors et bords des plats frottés, par ailleurs bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
Catalogo. Comune di Milano, 1965-1966. In-8 gr., 2 volumi, brossura orig. Il primo riguarda Le edizioni milanesi: è di pp. XXII,(2),233,(3), con 61 tavv. f.t. e 16 pagg. di esempi di caratteri dei tipografi presenti nel catalogo. Il secondo - Le edizioni lombarde - è di pp. XXII,159, con 68 tavv. f.t. Importante bibliografia. Allo stato di nuovo.
ARIATTI Augusto - Guido ARIATTI - ( Coltivatore della Canapa nell' Emilia Romagna ) - ( Hemp cultivation in the Bologna area ) :
Reference : 42599
15. Bologna, Augusto & Guido Ariatti, Dicembre 1928, in-folio album, format oblong, 29 x 36 cm, 40 pp with 38 original photographs , photo size 145 x 230 mm. Album cover in brown letter with on the front cover a large figure of a female spinner holding a bobbin. The pictures have manuscript captions (in Italian) written in white ink on the dark brown album leaves. Very nicely preserved. According a note on the tile page the album was presented in 1928 to the owners of the '' Société de Filature et Tissage - Ligugé'', doubtless an important customer of the hemp growers to make yarn from the hemp fibers. This company ( la filature de Ligugé) was for over 100 years the most important industrial plant in the French ''département de la Vienne''. It stopped its activities in 1976. Its building are now part of the cultural heritage. The photographs show the sowing , harvesting , transport, retting etc. of the hemp. All transport with ox carts on wooden wheels which can't be too different from those used in Roman Times. Very nicely preserved and interesting photographic documentary on the cultivation of hemp ( canapa in Italian, chanvre en français , hennep in het Nederlands ) in the Italian region of Emilia Romagna in the first quarter of the 20th century.
Paris, Solar, (1990). In-4, rel. pleine percaline écrue sous jaquette ill. en coul., 197 pp., nombreuses reproductions photographiques en noir et en coul., certaines à pleine page, glossaire.
Bon ex. - Frais de port : -France 6,9 € -U.E. 11 € -Monde (z B : 18 €) (z C : 31 €)
2. Bologna, Galleria d'arte Forni, 1981, square in-8°, 20 x 20 cm, (16) nn pp with some colour illustrations, stapled , original stiff wrapper.