‎En Chine.‎

‎Paris, Fernand Nathan, 1981. 30 x 30, 201 pp., très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs, cartonnage d'éditions + jaquette, très bon état (sauf jaquette très légèrement défraîchie).‎

‎En Chine‎

‎Fernan Nathan 1981 In-4 cartonnage éditeur noir 30 cm sur 29,5. 201 pages de photographies en couleurs.. Bon état d’occasion.‎

‎ Bon état d’occasion ‎

‎China - A Commercial and Industrial Handbook‎

‎Washington, Government Printing Office (1926), reprinted by Ch'eng-wen Publishing Co.,Taipei, 1973. 1 volume in-8, 818 pp., red cloth hardcover with 2 folding maps.‎

‎China - A Commercial and Industrial Handbook‎

‎Washington, Government Printing Office, 1926 (First edition). 1 thick volume in-8, 818 pp., rebound in modern brown leather, with 2 folding maps. Small stamps of the Library of University of Texas, at San Antonio.‎

‎Publication by the Department of Commerce, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Trade, Prepared by Julean Arnold, Commercial Attaché, American Consular Officers and other Contributors‎

‎Introduction to Chinese art and history‎

‎London 1935 Faber and Faber Hardcover ‎

‎Hardcover, original cloth of the publisher, 20 x 14 cm, 303 pp., English, Illustrations, book condition: Very Good. ‎

‎La Chine ou le suicide des blancs‎

‎Fayard. 1972. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 274 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 951-Chine‎

‎ Classification Dewey : 951-Chine‎

‎"Les chinoiseries de Boissier".‎

‎Paris DEVAMBEZ 1920 1 in-4 Estampe au pochoir signée dans la planche, Paris, Devambez, (1920), in-4, 25.5 x 24 cm. ‎

‎Guy Arnoux (1886-1951), Peintre de la Marine, dessinateur et coloriste prestigieux, "a crée toute une imagerie française singulièrement moderne et originale, en dépit de son archaïsme voulu..." (Dico Solo). Maquette au pochoir pour un couvercle des Chocolats Boissier pour qui il effectua de nombreux dessins. ‎

‎L'EMPEREUR ET L'IMMORTEL. Peintures et calligraphies de Dehong Chen‎

‎ 1994 L'EMPEREUR ET L'IMMORTEL.Peintures et calligraphies de Dehong Chen .Ipomée-Albin Michel ,1994 , in 4°(25x33) cartonné,71pp.Très bon état. ‎

‎I. La Peinture Chinoise au Musée Cernuschi, par Edouard Chavannes et R. Petrucci - II. Six Monuments de la Sculpture Chinoise par Edouard Chavannes - III. Sculptures Civaïtes de l'Inde par Auguste Rodin, Ananda Coomaraswamy, E.-B. Havell et Victor Goloubew - IV- Les Sculptures Chames au Musée de Tourane, par Henri Parmentier - V. Bronzes Khmers par Georges Coedès - VI. L'Art Asiatique au British Museum, par Laurence Binyon - VII. Documents d'art chinois de la Collection Osvald Siren, publiés sous la direction de Henri Rivière - VIII. L'art Javanais dans les Musées de Hollande et de Java - IX. Les Peintures Chinoises dans les Collections d'Angleterre - X. Documents pour servir à l'étude d'Ajanta. Les Peintures de la Première Grotte par Victor Goloubew - XI. La Sculpture assyrienne et babyolnienne au British Museum par H.R. Hall - XII. Les collections Archélogiques du Musée National de Bangkok par George Coedès - XIII. Les Miniatures orientales de la Collection Golobew au Museum of Fine arts de Boston par Ananda K. Coomaraswamy - XIV. Peintures Chinoises et Japonaises de la Collection Ulrich Odin, avec une introduction et des notices de M. Ulrich Odin - XV. La Sculpture de Mathurâ par J. Ph. Vogel - XVI. Les Collections Khmères du Musée Albert Sarraut à Phnom-Penh par George Grosler - XVII. Les Bronzes du Luristan par André Godard - XVIII. La Sculpture de Bodhgaya, par Annanda K. Coomaraswamy.‎

‎Paris - Bruxelles, Editions G. Van Oest, Librairie Nationale d'Art et d'Histoire, 1914-1935. 18 volumes in folio, reliure moderne uniforme plein cuir (sauf pour le Volume II, en reliure cartonnée éditeur), très bon état.‎

‎Très rare réunion des 18 volumes d'Ars Asiatica, uniformément reliés en plein cuir. Bel ensemble d'études et documents publiés sous la Direction de M. Victor Golobew et sous le Patronage de l'Ecole Française d'Extrême-Orient. Pour de plus amples informations sur la table des matières de chacun des volumes et sur les frais de port importants, merci de contacter le libraire. For further information about the summary of each books or about the expensive postage, please contact directly the bookseller. ‎

‎Dersou Ouzala - La Taiga De L'Oussouri‎

‎Pygmalion 1977 In-8 broché. 313 pages. couverture gauchie. Bon état d’occasion.‎

‎Officier du Tsar l’auteur explore les confins de la Chine et Sibérie.région impénétrable pour les Européens en cette période. Bon état d’occasion ‎

‎Peintures des paysans de Houhsien - Peasant paintings from Husien county. ‎

‎Pekin, Editions en langues etrangeres, 1975-1974; in-4, 82-72 pp., broché, couverture illustr avec jaquette. Texte en anglais avec notice de traduction en français - joint un autre ouvrage sur la propagande des ouvriers en chine meme format en chinois.‎

‎Texte en anglais avec notice de traduction en français - joint un autre ouvrage sur la propagande des ouvriers en chine meme format en chinois.‎

‎La peinture de l'Asie centrale. ‎

‎Genève, éditions d'Art Albert Skira, 1963 ; in-4 carré, 140 pp., reliure d'éditeur pleine toile jaune d'or, sous jaquette illustrée. Collection “les Trésors de l'Asie” établie et dirigée par Albert Skira. Ce livre traite de la peinture de l'Asie centrale et couvre une région qui s'étend du Tibet à la Chine et de l'Inde à la Caspienne. Nombreuses illustrations en couleurs collées. Bon état.‎

‎L'art chinois. ‎

‎Paris, DDB- DESCLÉE DE BROUWER - L'ordinaire, 1973; in-12, br. Très bon état - - Ecole du Louvre.‎

‎Très bon état - - Ecole du Louvre.‎

‎Collection S. Bing - Objets d' Art et Peintures du Japon et de la Chine‎

‎Paris, chez MM. Durand Ruel, 1906. 1 volume in folio, six volumes in identical grey wrappers printed in red and black with Mount Fuji woodblock print in red on front covers. Interiors in excellent condition. Housed in an olive green cream and black patterned folding paper covered portfolio with 3 ties at edges. A very good copy. Very heavy volume, extra-postage required. The six volumes without the portfolio are sold 320 euros.‎

‎An illustrated auction catalogue of Bing's Collection of Japanese and some Chinese art. Contents: (1) Laques, Inro, Peignes (2) Porcelaines et Grès de la Chine, de la Corèe, et du Japon (3) Sculptures (4) Netsuke, Etuis de pipe, Kanamono, Eventails, Etoffes, Peintures (5) Bronzes, Fer Métaux divers, Accessoires d'armes et d'armures. An important book of reference. Siegfried Bing was a fine antique dealer and a renown collector of Asian Art et the end of 19th century. His collection was dispersed in 1906, in Paris. ‎

‎Face and Body‎

‎Pékin, 2003. 1 volume in-4, soft illustrated covers, 127 pp., fully illustrated with color photograpic reproductions of paintings, a very good copy‎

‎Face and Body, an Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Art, under Tong Zhengang, Curator. This exhibition took place in tai Kang Space in Beijing and in Chelesa Gallery, in Shanghai and Hong Kong.‎

‎Collection de Madame Langweil - Objets d'Art de la Chine - Céramique - Pierres dures - Bronzes - Emaux cloisonnés - Laques - Bois sculptés - Peintures‎

‎Paris, 1959. 1 volume in-4, hardboards, cloth binding, 70 pp., 499 artifacts described, 20 plates including a portrait of the famous collector Madame Langweil.‎

‎Catalogue of chinese artifacts sold in Paris on June 4th et 5th 1959, at Galerie Charpentier and Hotel Drouot, a very good copy.‎

‎La peinture murale de TOUEN HOUANG. ‎

‎Paris, Edition cercle d'art, 1962; in-4, 134 pp., cartonnage d'éditeur avec jaquette. Bon état -pages richement illustrées en couleurs in et hors texte, certaines illustrations étant dépliantes. Couverture cartonnée percaline orange, jaquette illustrée. Ouvrage très bon état, jaquette état moyen.‎

‎Bon état -pages richement illustrées en couleurs in et hors texte, certaines illustrations étant dépliantes. Couverture cartonnée percaline orange, jaquette illustrée. Ouvrage très bon état, jaquette état moyen.‎

‎Mongolie. Texte et photographies de Claude Arthaud et Fr. HEBERT-STEVENS.‎

‎ P., Arthaud, 1958, grand in 8° relié pleine toile de l'éditeur, jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 104 pages. ‎

‎"Dans les steppes de Gengis Khan". PHOTOS sur DEMANDE. ...................... Photos sur demande .......................... ‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, April 1929-May 1929-June 1929, Vol. X, Nos 4-5-6. 1 volume in-8, with 3 issues of China Journal bound together, modern full leather binding, illustrated covers kept, with many black and white photographs and advertisements, a very good copy. First issue, XXVI-[161-216]-XXVII-XLII pp., Second issue, LII-[217-284]-LIII-XCII, Third issue: XXXIV-[285-352]-XXXV-L pp.‎

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‎Contents for April 1929: China's Wheelbarrow Civilization by Arthur de C. Sowerby The Description and Determination of Sung Dynasty Porcelain Unearthed at Ping-Yang Hsien, Shansi by Aitchen K. Wu - A Comparison of Ancient Chinese Philosophy with that of Greece by Homer H. Dubs - Editorial Comments - Art Notes - Replies to Enquiries - Reviews - Some Aboriginal Tribes of South-Eastern China by W. R. Price - Travel and Exploration Notes - Migration Notes by G. D. Wilder - Description of A New Species of the Genus Polypedate by L. S. Chen - A Second Species of Stonefly from Peiping by Chenfu F. Wu - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - The Kennel - The Garden - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Publications Received. Contents for May 1929: China's Transport Problem by Arthur de Sowerby - Water Transport in China by Dr. H. Chatley - Economics of Transportation for China by Dr. J.A. L. Waddell - Transport in Chinese Art - China's Transport Workers, Men and Beasts by Arthur de C. Sowerby - The Junks, Sampans and Inland Waterways of China by Arthur de Sowerby - Transportation on the Yangtze Kiang by H. Foote Carey - Harbours and Conservancy Work in China - The Motor Roads in China - The Railway in China - Motor Transport in China - Aviation in China by Captain B. Holland, The History of Aviation in China - China's Overseas, Coastal and Riverine Shipping - Transportation Notes. Contents for June 1929: In Shanghai to have a Museum? by Arthur de Sowerby - Kuan-Yin: Goddess of Mercy by Clarence Burton Day - The Hibiscus Painting translated by Elfrida Hudson - Formosa, The Island Beautiful by Franklin Metcalf - Travel and Exploration Notes - An Autogenous Chimera in Chrysanthemum and its Bearing upon certain biological problems by W. M. Portefield - Notes on Trees and Shrubs of Northern Manchuria by W. Skvortzow - Description of a new species of Microhyla from Kwantung by L. S. Chen - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - The Kennel - The Garden - Societies and Institutions - Publications received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, March 1924, Vol II, No2. 1 volume in-8, I-XXXII+(105-198)+XXXIII-LVI pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition but damaged spine.‎

‎Contents: China Tea Grey Timbers by Juliet Bredon Folk-Music in China by Elizabeth N. Shirokogoroff The Great Chinese Philosophers by J. C. Keyte - Reviews Sinimillia by W. B. Goldrick Recent Explorations in China and Neighboring Regions Fishing in China by L. W. Lorden - Migration Notes by G. D. Wilder - The Termites(White Ants) of China, with Descriptions of Six New Species by F. S. Light The Genetic of Two Mutations in the Fruit-Fly Drosophila Melanogister by Tse-Yin Chen - Biological Notes and Reviews Shooting and Fishing Notes The Solar Chromoneter by T. T. H. Ferguson Some Shansi Waters Chemically Examined by E. T. Nyström - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Books and Periodicals Received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, May 1925, Vol III, No5. 1 volume in-8, I-XXII+(247-302)+XXIII-XXXVIII pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition but damaged spine.‎

‎Contents: Shanghai's Crying Need by Arthur de C. Sowerby - The Story of the Three Kingdoms translated by Z. Q. Parker - The Yi Ching, or "The Book of Changes' by Kiang Kang-Hu - To Thy Love Be True translated by Elfrida Hudson - Hong Kong Night by Maud Hubbard Brown - Editorial Comments - Reviews - The Dalai Dabasu by Gene Lamb - The Eastern Tombs by R. H. Lefevre - Wild Life Today in the Eastern Tombs Forest by G. D. Wilder - On A Species of Talorchestia by Chas. Chilton - Descriptions of Some Fresh-Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu - Chinese Restaurant in America by G. H. Danton - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Books and Periodicals Received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, September 1925, Vol III, No9. 1 volume in-8, I-XX+(471-526)+XXI-XL pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition.‎

‎Contents: The Boxer Indemnity Funds and Museums in China by Arthur de C. Sowerby The Civilization and Religion of the Shang Dynasty by J. G. Ingram Canton Medley by Maude Hubbard Brown Old Chinese Folk Song translated by Norman Page - Editorial Comments Reviews Remarks on Some Ancient Relics in Honan by L. C. Arlington - Travel and Exploration Notes The Chinese Terrapin by Arthur de C. Sowerby Preliminary Studies in the anatomy of the Chinese Terrapin, Geoclemys Reevesii by Stephen F. Lee A Preliminary Report on Botanical Investigation in South and Central Shansi by H. Smith The Loess of China by George B. Barbour - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence Books and Periodicals Received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, October 1925, Vol III, No10. 1 volume in-8, I-XX+(527-578)+XXI-XXXVI pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition but damaged spine.‎

‎Contents: Chinas Sorrow by Arthur de C. Sowerby Ka Pu Chiao by J. H. F. Chinese Postage Stamps by Clifford M. Drury The Civilization and Religion of the Shang Dynasty by J. H. Ingram The Way Is Not in Strife by Robert Merrill Bartleff - Editorial Comments Reviews A River through the Paradise of China by Katharine R. Green Remarks on Some Ancient Relics in Honan by L. C. Arlington - Travel and Exploration Notes The Chinese Ide by L. W. C. Lorden Migration Notes by George D. Wilder - Descriptions of Some Fresh-Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence Books and Periodicals Received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, November 1925, Vol III, No11. 1 volume in-8, I-XX+(579-626)+XXI-XL pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition.‎

‎Contents: Evolution v. Revolution by Arthur de C. Sowerby Ancient Beads Unearthed by K. C. Wong The Shu Ching, or Book of History by Dr. Kiang Kang-Hu A String of Chinese Peach-Stones by Robert B. Ekvall - Editorial Comments Reviews With Lens and Shutter among the Wild Life of Northern Tibet by Gene Lamb - Travel and Exploration Notes Egg-Hatching in China by P. A. Mohraba Cher - Migration Notes by George D. Wilder Notes on Collecting Microvellia (Heteroptera, Veliidae) by William E. Hoffmann - Descriptions of Some Fresh-Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu The Chinese Cinnamon and its Products by K. K. Chen - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence Books and Periodicals Received.‎

‎The China Journal‎

‎North-China Daily News and Herald Ltd, November 1927, Vol VII, No5. 1 volume in-8, I-XXII+(219-270)+XXIII-XXXVIII pp., illustrated covers, with many b.&w. photographs and advertisements, good condition.‎

‎Contents: The Shanghai of the Future - Ancient Jades by K. C. Wong - Chinese Versus Western Chiromancy by L. C. Arlington - White Swan in November by Robert Merrill Bartlett - Correspondence - Editorial Comments - Art Notes - Lumbering in Fukien by Sie Tung-Shan - Travel and Exploration Notes - The Identification of Some of Shanghais Commonest Deciduous Trees by Their Twigs and Leaf-Scars by W. M. Porterfield - Contributions to Knowledge of Myrmecophilous and Termitophilous Arthropoda of China and Formosa by Dr. F. Silvestri - The Origin of Wheat as Recorded in Chinese Literature by W. P. Liu and Ho Liu - Further Notes on Peking Ma-Huang by Ju-ChIang Liu - Description of Some Fresh Water Sponges from China by N. Gist Gee and C. F. Wu - Scientific Notes and Reviews - Shooting and Fishing Notes - The Kennel - The Garden - Societies and Institutions - Education Notes and Intelligence - Publications Received.‎