‎Château de Roujan. Essai de restitution. Dessin original d'Albert Fabre, daté du 28 février 1876‎

‎Un dessin original au crayon de 14 x 10 cm, daté du 28 février 1874, contrecollé sur un f. cartonné. On joint le 2e état d'une eau-forte de la mairie de Roujan, contrecollée sur un f. cartonné, et une eau-forte du Campanile de l'Eglise de Cassan (de l'Histoire des Communes de l'Hérault).‎

‎Bon ensemble. Peu commun.‎

‎LES RUES DE MARSEILLE (5 volumes). NOTICE HISTORIQUE SUR LES ANCIENNES RUES DE MARSEILLE démolies en 1862 pour la création de la Rue Impériale (1 volume).‎

‎Marseille Imprimerie D.G.D.L 1970. 6 volumes in-8 broché XIII 420pp dont table, 470pp dont table, 457pp + 1 feuillet non chiffré table, 458pp dont table, 505pp dont table, 312pp dont table. Exemplaire bien complet de ses volumes et de leur texte, ensemble solide, en bon état, imprimé sur un papier de bonne qualité. Réimpression de l'édition de 1862 (notice sur les anciennes rues) et de 1867-1869 (les rues de Marseille).‎

‎LES RUES DE MARSEILLE. - NOTICE HISTORIQUE SUR LES ANCIENNES RUES DE MARSEILLE démolies en 1862 pour la création de la Rue Impériale. ( 6 volumes ).‎

‎Imprimerie DGDL Marseille 1970 6 volumes in-8 ( 235 X 145 mm ) de 418, 468, 457, 466 et 501 pages pour "LES RUES DE MARSEILLE" et 312 pages pour la "NOTICE HISTORIQUE SUR LES ANCIENNES RUES DE MARSEILLE démolies en 1862 pour la création de la Rue Impériale" brochés sous couvertures imprimées. Réimpression anastatique identique à l'édition originale publiée en 1862 et 1867-1869. Beaux exemplaires. ***‎

‎Notice historique sur les anciennes rues de Marseille démolies en 1862 pour la création de la rue impériale.‎

‎Imprimerie Et Lithographie De Jules Barile Marseille 1862 In-8 ( 240 X 160 mm ) de 312 pages, demi-oasis chocolat à coins à la bradel, dos lisse titré en doré avec date dorée en queue, plats de papier-bois. Très bel exemplaire de l'édition originale imprimé sur beau papier, très bien relié.‎

‎LA CATHEDRALE ET L'ILE DE MAGUELONE‎

‎Imprimerie Dehan, Montpellier. Non daté. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 80 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos en noir et blanc et de dessins et plans en noir et blanc.. . . . Classification Dewey : 720-Architecture‎

‎Visite de la cathédrale. Aperçu géographique et historique. Classification Dewey : 720-Architecture‎

‎MONTPELLIER LA VILLE MÉDIÉVALE‎

‎[Paris] : Impr. nationale, 1992. In-4 (27 cm), couverture à rabats illustrée, illustrations en noir et en couleur, 309 pages,1253 gr.‎

‎Très bel état‎

‎L'Aqueduc de Nîmes et le Pont du Gard. Archéologie, Géosystème, Histoire. 2ème Edition revue et augmentée. Collection de Recherches Archéologiques CRA - MONOGRAPHIES.‎

‎ Paris, CNRS Editions 2000, 320x250mm, 483pages, reliure d'éditeur sous jaquette. Bel exemplaire.‎

‎ illustré, Pour un paiement via PayPal, veuillez nous en faire la demande et nous vous enverrons une facture PayPal‎

‎Jan Fabre : Tekeningen, Modellen & Objekten; Theater, Performances & Akties ‎

‎Antwerpen , Galerie Ronny Van de Velde, 1989 Hardcover with translucent dustjacket, 160 pages, 28 x 21.5 cm, Englisht text. *Fine condition.‎

‎Jan Fabre : Tekeningen, Modellen & Objekten; Theater, Performances & Akties ‎

‎MAISON ENTRE TERRE ET CIEL‎

‎Arista. 1989. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 197 pages. Illustré de nombreux dessins et photos en noir et blanc dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 720-Architecture‎

‎Vie, formes et énergies. Les forces telluriques. Les influences cosmiques. Du bon choix des matériaux. L'architecture de la nature... Classification Dewey : 720-Architecture‎

‎ÉGLISES ROMANES OUBLIÉES DU VIVARAIS ‎

‎Montpellier Les Presses du Languedoc 1993 in 8 (25x18) 1 volume reliure toilée marron de l'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 334 pages [1], avec 200 photographies en noir et blanc de Henry Ayglon, et cartes. Collection "Patrimoine". très bel exemplaire ‎

‎Très bon Jaquette en très bon état Reliure ‎

‎Pau pas à pas - Ses monuments, son boulevard, ses rues.‎

‎ 1993 Ed. Horvath- grand in-8 broché - 1993- 231 pages - Photos noir et blanc in et hors texte‎

‎Bon état ‎

‎Museum Wiertz. A Guide‎

‎, ludion, 2024 Paperback with flaps, Dimensions 265 x 215 mm, Pages 64, Language(s) Text English. ISBN 9789464781052.‎

‎The Wiertz Museum is located in the heart of Brussels' Leopold district, in the shadow of the European Parliament. Built between 1851 and 1861 thanks to subsidies from the Belgian government and retaining much of its nineteenth-century charm, the museum houses the work of Antoine Wiertz (1806-1865). Wiertz lived and worked there: so the building was originally a residence, with a huge studio and a beautiful garden. He viewed it as a haven where artists could create and re-energize, but above all as a place where he could display the glory of his grand oeuvre. Wiertz believed in the importance of a universal art with moral, social and patriotic aspirations. More than that, he dreamed of emulating Rubens or even ?beating? Raphael. This boundless ambition led him to produce a great deal of work, ranging from monumental, sometimes intimidating canvases, to small, delicate oil sketches: a vast body of work that will leave no visitor indifferent ‎

‎Museum Wiertz. Een Gids‎

‎, ludion, 2024 Paperback with flaps, Dimensions 265 x 215 mm, Pages 64, Language(s) Dutch (NL) ed. ISBN 9789464781076.‎

‎Het Wiertzmuseum bevindt zich in het hart van de Brusselse Leopoldwijk, in de schaduw van het Europees Parlement. Wiertz geloofde in het belang van een universele kunst met morele, sociale en patriottische aspiraties. Meer nog, hij droomde ervan om Rubens te evenaren of zelfs om Rafaël te 'verslaan'. eze tomeloze ambitie bracht hem er toe om heel wat werk te produceren, gaande van monumentale, soms intimiderende doeken, tot kleine, delicate olieverfschetsen.‎

‎Musée Wiertz. Un guide‎

‎, ludion, 2024 Paperback with flaps, Dimensions 265 x 215 mm, Pages 64, Language(s) Texte en Francais. ISBN 9789464781069.‎

‎Niché au coeur du quartier Léopold de Bruxelles, aujourd'hui à l'ombre des bâtiments du Parlement européen, le Musée Wiertz a su conserver tout le charme xixe de l'atelier du peintre romantique. Wiertz, qui rêvait d'égaler Rubens ou de "vaincre Raphaël", nous a en effet légué un important corpus qui ne laissera pas le visiteur indifférent. Des toiles monumentales parfois intimidantes aux plus délicates esquisses à l?huile.‎

‎DE 17DE-EEUWSE ANTWERPSE KUNSTKAST, TYPOLOGISCHE EN HISTORISCHE ASPECTEN. deel 1‎

‎, Brussel, Paleis der Academien, Klasse der Schone Kunsten, jg 53, 1991, nr. 53., softcover , 259 pagina's ., 180 + 260 mm.In zeer goede staat, geillustreerd met 51 foto's in bijlage. ISBN 9789065694508.‎

‎Verhandeling van de Koninklijke Academie voor Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schone Kunsten van Belgie. NR 53 In verband met de introductie van spiegelsystemen in een kast dient op de onderneming van de Venetiaan Baptista Redor gewezen te worden. In 1575 vroeg deze een octrooi aan voor zijn inventie die bestond uit een cabinet de miroirs, fort excellant, triuphant [sic] et tres plaisant a veoir, demonstrant ung tresoir de grant nombre de joyoux chose jamais ursee nij veu?‎

‎ De Quentin Metsys à Peter Paul Rubens: Chefs d'oeuvre du Musée royal réunis dans la Cathédrale d'Anvers: Chefs d'oeuvre du Musee Royal Reunis‎

‎, De Kathedraal vzw & BAI , 2009 Paperback, 223 pages, Francais, 280 x 250 mm, photos et illustrations, . ISBN 9789085865360.‎

‎Avant la Révolution française, des dizaines d'autels de guildes et de corporations se dressaient dans la cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Anvers. Tous étaient ornés de tableaux et de sculptures de la main des plus grands artistes de l'époque: Quinten Metsijs, Barend van Orley, Frans Floris, Maerten de Vos, Frans Francken, Peter Paul Rubens... Pendant la domination française,‎

‎Antwerpen, een originele stadstuin rijker : thien oraignie boomen, sommigen met appelen belaeden‎

‎, Museum Rockoxhuis, 2002 softcover 106 pag. met illustraties.‎

‎Architecture and Architectural Sculpture. The Jesuit Church of Antwerp. Corpus Rubenianum XXII. ‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2018 Hardcover with dusjacket, 370 p., 110 b/w ill. + 44 colour ill., 180 x 265 mm, Languages: English; Corpus Rubenianum Ludwig Burchard. ISBN 9781909400979.‎

‎By the time of its completion in 1621, the former Jesuit church in Antwerp was one of the most brilliant achievements in the Southern Netherlands, particularly due to the ceiling paintings after Rubens? designs and his two altarpieces. Nevertheless, from the seventeenth century to the present day, the precise extent of Rubens? involvement in the architecture and the architectural sculpture of the church has been a point of discussion. Rubens was in close contact with the Jesuit Francois de Aguilon, designer of the ground plan of the Antwerp Jesuit church, and with lay brother Pieter Huyssens who made most of the drawings for the church. Known to be by Rubens? hand are a limited number of drawings and a sketch in oil for architectural ornaments and sculptures that relate both to the exterior and to the interior of the structure. Despite its numerous restorations, the iconographic scheme of the church is even today visibly influenced by Rubens? jaunty visual language which goes back to examples of ancient antiquity and its Christian interpretations in early Baroque churches in Rome. Some of the church?s decorative designs were also modelled after works by contemporary Italian artists such as Cherubino Alberti. In this critical catalogue, the design drawings and oil sketches attributed to Rubens, a number of which later served as models for religious as well as profane architectural decoration, including that of Cardinal-Infant Ferdinand's Pompa Introitus in 1635, are extensively discussed.‎

‎Descartes and Medicine. Problems, Responses and Survival of a Cartesian Discipline‎

‎, Brepols, 2023 Hardback, 484 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:15 b/w, Language(s):English, Italian. ISBN 9782503594613.‎

‎Summary This volume provides a more exhaustive interpretation of René Descartes' medical views and its reception in the seventeenth century. Filling the gap in the recent scholarship, the contributions in the volume follow four axes: exegetical, textual, philosophical, and contextual. Authors in this book deal with Descartes' physiology, anatomy, and therapy by reconstructing Cartesian texts, detailing possible medical and philosophical sources, discussing medical collaborations and oppositions, and exploring obscurities and failures in Descartes' medicine. In laying bare the more promising issues of Cartesian programme and discussing the reception and opposition in the seventeenth century, the volume also uncovers the limitations within his interpretation, ultimately revealing a more nuanced application of his methodology to a field of natural philosophy. While medical studies play a not secondary role in Descartes' entire work, the volume aims to discuss in detail the importance of medicine as a suitable field to understand Cartesian philosophy from a significant perspective in seventeenth-century Europe. TABLE OF CONTENTS Fabrizio Baldassarri, Introduction: Lights & Shadows in Descartes's Medicine Part 1. Descartes's Medical Philosophy: Sources and Texts, Dissections and Reflections Gideon Manning, Descartes's Cartesian Medicine: Past, Present, and Future Simone Guidi, Epigenesis and Generative Power in Descartes's Late Scholastic Sources Jil Muller, Ambroise Paré and René Descartes on Sensation in Amputated Limbs Annie Bitbol-Hespériès, Anatomical Debates on Hearts and Brains and Philosophical Issues from Descartes's Writing of L'Homme to its Posthumous Publications Tawrin Baker, The Medical Context of Descartes's Dioptrique Fabrizio Baldassarri, A Medicine in the Shadows: The Bio-Medical Manuscripts and a Compendium Descartes Never Published Carmen Schmechel, Fermentation as 'Heat-Rarefaction' and Animal Spirits in Descartes's Medical Philosophy Lynda Gaudemard, What Descartes's Embryology Tells us about his Dualism Clément Raymond, From the Animal Instinct to the Mind's Acknowledgment of the (In)Commoda in Descartes Jan Forsman, Madness and Dream in Descartes's First Meditation Franco A. Meschini, Malattie e metafisica. La prova patologica (with an abstract in English) Part 2. Reception and Opposition: Cartesian Medicine and Cartesianism Erik-Jan Bos, Mercurius Cosmopolita alias Andreas of Habernfeld: The Hermetic Response to Descartes Benjamin Goldberg, The Rules of Anatomy: On the Empiricisms of Descartes and Harvey Andrea Strazzoni, The Lost Dictata of Henricus Regius Daniel Samuel, A British Response to The Passions of the Soul Mihnea Dobre, Jacques Rohault on Medicine Elena Rapetti, On Cartesian Embryology: A Debate on Monsters at the Bourdelot Academy Nabeel Hamid, The Cartesian Physiology of Johann Jakob Waldschmidt Stefano Gulizia, Cartesianism between Northern Europe, Germany, and the Medici Court: Charting a New Map Maria Conforti, "Se fusse meno cartesiano lo stimarei molto": Anti-Cartesian Motifs in Italian Medicine Aaron Spink, Embodied Difference and the Cartesian Soul: Pierre-Sylvain Régis and the Pineal Gland Problem Laurynas Adomaitis, Beyond Mechanical Life: Biological Processes in the Seventeenth Century‎

‎Abby Kortrijk ‎

‎Veurne, Hannibal Books, 2025 Paperback, 96 pagina's, 25 x 18 cm, Nederlands/English. *Nieuw. ISBN 9789493416291.‎

‎"Abby?that is the name of the new art and exhibition site in and around the remains of the former Groeninge Abbey in Kortrijk. The building itself is a lesson in architecture, not only in museum architecture or design, but also in how to engage with historical buildings. The result is a modest yet inviting gesture towards future visitors.? Design door Barozzi Veiga‎

‎Physiology of the Soul. Mind, Body and Matter in the Galenic Tradition of the Late Renaissance (1550-1630)‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, 366 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:34 b/w, 19 col., 7 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503581613.‎

‎Summary This study looks at the ways in which physicians and philosophers developed Galen's philosophical legacy at the end of the Renaissance, and shows how their reading of classical medical texts moved beyond accepted patterns and conventions. By challenging a traditional historiographical account that described Renaissance Galenism in terms of decline and fall, this study argues for a new assessment of Galen's legacy, also read through the lens of those who opposed or reacted critically to it and thus contributed to the shaping of important aspects of the early modern debate on anthropology, ethics, psychology and even quantified experimentation. Among these many innovations and transformations, the notion of 'ingenuity' (ingenium) deserves particular attention. Hidden within this corporeal, inherent and heritable inclination, two major themes that side disquietingly with the development of modern subjectivity can be identified: the 'corporeality of the body', and the common destiny of humans and animals. More generally, this study offers a contribution to the ongoing debate on the role and value of medical history, arguing in favour of the concept of 'historical translatability' in balancing the longue durée of traditions with the chaotic interactions of individual thinkers. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Abbreviations List of Figures List of Plates Acknowledgements Introduction Part One - Premises Chapter One - Body and Anatomy in the Galenic Tradition The Reflourishing of Anatomical Studies Questions of Method Soul and Anatomy Materia sentiens Generation and Essence Galenic Anthropology Alexandrianism and Galenism Chapter Two - The Soul, A Physical Question The Seat of the Rational Soul The Brain: Form and Function Sensus communis The Relation between the Whole and Its Parts Vexatae quaestiones Innate Heat A Late-Renaissance Polemic: Cesare Cremonini and Pompeo Caimo Medicine for the Soul and Treatment for the Passions Part Two - Developments Chapter Three - From Galen to Huarte: The Quod animi mores and the 'Theory of Ingenium' Themes and Arguments in the Quod animi mores Constitution, Typology, and Physiognomy Analogy and Consecution: An Advanced Model Juan Huarte's Examen de ingenios (1575) Natura facit habilem Intuition and Genius Principles of Eugenics From mens to ingenium Chapter Four - The Matter of the Spirit Antonio Persio's Trattato dell'ingegno dell'huomo (1576) From Galenism to Naturalism: Agostino Doni's De natura hominis libri duo (1581) Naturalism and Medicine in Bernardino Telesio's Quod animal universum (1590) The 'Two Souls' in Telesio's Philosophy Spiritus ingenium est: From Physiology to Ethics Eustachio Rudio's Liber de anima (1611) Heat and Life The Vegetable - Animal Continuum Essence, Quality, and Degree Part Three - Reactions and Consequences Chapter Five - Passion and Pathology: The Response of Aristotelianism The Individual, Nature, and Character in Francesco Piccolomini's Universa philosophia de moribus (1583) Causal Consecution Natural Inclination and Pathology Cesare Cremonini's Quaestio: utrum animi mores corporis sequantur temperamentum Lectures I-III Lectures IV-V Lectures VI-VII Forms of Causality: The Model of Intrinsic Finality Giovanni Battista Persona's Commentary on the Quod animi mores (1602) The Ambiguous Relation between Mind and Brain 'Removing the Animal' Chapter Six - Beyond Tradition: Santorio and Descartes The Concept of Equilibrium Transformed: Santorio From Degree to Quantity Differences and Analogies: Santorio, Galileo, and Alexandrian Science Substance and Quality in the Methodus vitandorum errorum omnium (1603) Situs, Figura, Numerus The Body and the Machine Sources and Problems in Descartes' Medicine Experiment or Observation? Descartes on the Movement of the Heart and the Arteries Unsettling Similarities Descartes and Naturalism: A Project in Common Vestiges of Animality Final Remarks - The Role of Tradition in Medical Thought Plates Bibliography - Manuscripts - Ancient Print and Fascimile Editions (Up to the 18th Century) - Secondary Literature Index of Concepts and Terms Index of Names and Titles‎

‎Disciplined Dissent in Western Europe, 1200?1600. Political Action between Submission and Defiance‎

‎, Brepols, 2022 Hardback, 356 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:1 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503598284.‎

‎Summary This innovative collection explores the causes and effects of 'disciplined dissent' - forms of protest or political action positioned between the poles of submission and defiance. To identify the political influence of commoners, the emphasis is neither 'top down' nor 'bottom up' but on mutual influence and the interplay between rulers and ruled. Contributions concerning quite diverse polities show a careful opposition of non-elite people through an effort to respect the legislative system and to find common ground with the authorities. The aim was to emphasize aspects of the norms and institutions in favour of the benefit of the community, or to ensure adjustments of some aspects if found to be beneficial for the few and detrimental for many. The examination of non-violent pressure can help us to have a more exhaustive understanding of the protagonists, causes, and effects of socio-political changes in contexts of governmental development. The analysis includes cases of violent action that managed to secure royal approval. The premise of the book is that inequality, far from being accepted as normal and inevitable, was frequently questioned by less powerful people. When targeted by more or less evident forms of political marginalization, they laid claim to principles of justice and on this basis developed a critical comprehension of government, pursued a selective rejection of injustice, and gained recognition through negotiation. TABLE OF CONTENTS Gaining Political Recognition in Western Europe, 1200-1600 ? FABRIZIO TITONE Before the 'Primo Popolo': Politics and the Popular Movement at San Gimignano in the First Half of the Thirteenth Century? ENRICO FAINI Putting Pressure on the Lord: the Fiscal Reforms of Pietro Gambacorta, Signore of Pisa (1370-1392) ? ALMA POLONI Flemish Textile Workers' Struggle for Emancipation in the Thirteenth Century ? WIM BLOCKMANS Rulers and Ruled: Freedom, Submission, and Dissent in the Florentine Correspondences (15th Century) ? ISABELLA LAZZARINI Putting Pressure on Rulers: Petitions, Disciplined Dissent and the Commons in Fourteenth Century England ? PETER COSS Disciplined Dissent and Nostalgia in Late Medieval England ? HANNAH SKODA Civic Ritual and Disciplined Dissent in Late Medieval England ? ELIZA HARTRICH In the Name of the Commonweal : How did French Peasants Manage to Obtain a Legal Recognition of Their Rights to Self-Defence During the Hundred Years War? ? VINCENT CHALLET Knowledge and Agency in Catania in the Later Middle Ages ? FABRIZIO TITONE Pushing Back Male Violence in Marriage: England, 1400-1600 ? MARTIN INGRAM Conclusion? CHRIS WICKHAM Index‎

‎L'ÉGLISE PAROISSIALE NOTRE-DAME DE MARTIGNY : synthèse de l'évolution architecturale, de l'édifice romain à la cathédrale paléochrétienne et du sanctuaire du Moyen Âge à l'église baroque‎

‎Lausanne : Bibliothèque historique vaudoise, 2004. In-4 (30 cm), couverture souple illustrée, illustrations en noir et en couleur, 56 pages-[3] f. de pl. dépl., 279 gr.‎

‎Très bon état‎

‎Eaux et fontaines dans la ville. Conception, techniques, financement.‎

‎ 1982 Paris, Editions du Moniteur, 1982, in 4° broché, 189 pages ; couverture illustréeen couleur. ‎

‎Nombreuses illtrations, certaines en couleurs. ...................... Photos sur demande ..........................‎

‎Châteaux forts magiques de France.‎

‎Couverture rigide. Reliure de l'éditeur. 268 pages. Illustrations hors-texte.‎

‎Livre. Editions Robert Laffont (Collection : Rites et traditions mystérieuses), 1982.‎