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Bruxelles, Bibliothèque Royale 1961, pp.126-220, extrait de "Scriptorium" Tome XV
Bruxelles 1961. In-8 broché de texte sur 2 colonnes. Extrait de Scriptorium XV. Bon état
Bruxelles 1960. In-8 broché de texte sur 2 colonnes. Extrait de Scriptorium XIV. Bon état
Bruxelles 1960. In-8 broché de texte sur 2 colonnes. Extrait de Scriptorium XIV. Bon état
Oblong folio, 61pp., one of 55 copies, 22 facsimile plates, cont. green velvet-backed buckram, uncut. Provenance: Ownership ink signature of 'Mrs Astley Cooper, Bentley, Burnham, Bucks' to front endpaper; bookplate of John H. Baker.
Very Good Turkish Original business card with an inscription by Adil Güray and his wife. 5,5x9 cm. Inscribed as 'Adil Güray ve esi en iyi dilekleriyle saglik ve saadet dolu niaz ederler.'. Business card with autograph inscription. Includes his address and title as 'Tuggeneral E. U Vet Gr. Bsk.'.
Very Good Turkish Original business card of Hüsni El-Barazi who was ex-deputy of Syria. Size: 5,5x9cm. In Turkish. Title under the printed name on card is handwritten. ca. 1950s.
Very Good Turkish Original business card (lawyer) of M. Münir Çagil with autograph notes on the card. Size: 5,5x9 cm. In Turkish. Autograph note: 'Tesekkür ve tebrik eder'. He was son of Mehmet Hilmi Efendi who was Ottoman / Turkish major. On the card, seen he was 'parliamentary of Çorum city.
Very Good Turkish Original business card of Salif Fuad [Fuat] Keçeci. Size: 5x9 cm. In Turkish. Autograph notes under printed title 'Tesekkürlerini hürmetleriyle arz eder'. He was graduated from 'Mülkiye'.
Very Good Turkish Original business card (lawyer) of Suad Hayri Ürgüplü with autograph notes on the card. Size: 5,5x9 cm. In Turkish. Autograph note: 'Saygilarla tebrik eder'. Ali Suat Hayri Ürgüplü was a Turkish politician. He served a brief term as Prime Minister of Turkey in 1965. He was also the last Prime Minister to be born outside the territory of present-day Turkey, being born in Damascus, which was then part of the Ottoman Empire. Ürgüplü graduated from Galatasaray High School. He was the descendant of a distinguished line of Ottoman religious scholars and administrators. His father was the celebrated Sheikh ul-Islam Ürgüplü Hayri Efendi, minister of religious affairs under the Committee of Union and Progress (or Young Turk) regime of 1913-1918. After a brief career as a judge, Ürgüplü entered the Parliament in 1939 and served as Minister of Customs and Public Monopolies in the Sükrü Saracoglu cabinet in 1947-1948. He returned to the senate of Parliament in 1961 and was its chairman November 27, 1963 - November 6, 1963. Ürgüplü was asked to form a non-partisan caretaker cabinet after the collapse of Premier Ismet Inönü's coalition government in 1965. The cabinet was formed on 5 February, and served until the parliamentary elections of 10 October, although it never received a vote of confidence in Parliament. Ürgüplü continued to serve in the senate until 1972. He died on 27 December 1981 in Istanbul and was interred at the Edirnekapi Marty's Cemetary. (Source: Wikipedia).
New English Original bdg. HC. Oblong 4to. (22 x 30 cm). In English and Romanian. 115, [140] p., fully color ills. Byzantine manuscripts in Bucharest's collections.= Manuscrise bizantine în colectii bucurestene. Project coordinator: Ileana Stanculescu. From the first article: "From the photographs taken over time, we chose those which best capture a special artistic quality with their strictly documentary value. This selection of manuscripts ends before the dawn of the 16th century, given the common view that after the fall of Constantinople (1453) we can no longer speak of a truly Byzantine culture, but only of a Byzantine style, albeit one which continued to shine. The selection of images was also intended to emphasize not only the aesthetics of the illuminated folios, but also those details that are significant for the codices as a whole, things which would dryly translate today as typeface font type, page layout and binding. Far from the sight of all interested parties, the Byzantine manuscripts in the Bucharest repositories are still full of mysteries waiting to be discovered and explained by researchers. We present these images here to provide a platform for a wider discussion of the significance of the Byzantine legacy for Romanian pre-modern culture. For the identification and description of the items chosen we used several catalogues, either manuscript or in print, which we then compared with the corresponding labels used by the repositories. The bibliography at the end of the volume indicates the various catalogues used for each collection. We found a wealth of details pertaining to the manuscript collections of the Romanian Patriarchy in the album published by the archimandrite Policarp. This is an excellent occasion to thank the specialists involved in the inventory of the collection for the additional information they supplied. We extend our warmest gratitude to them.Here and there we updated and corrected the information found in the aforementioned sources in the light of recent research: the dating of ms. sl. II 280, from the Library of the Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church at the Antim Monastery. We thank Mrs Tatiana Popova (University of St. Petersburg in Severodvinsk), for the observation that we are dealing with a direct copy, made at the end of the 14th century, of the Russian metropolitan Kyprian's reworking (dated 1385) of the Ladder of John Climax. Ms. sl. II 280 belongs to a group of manuscripts kept at Antim Monastery, but originates from a collection in Slava Rusa, a settlement in Dobrogea and a known...".
Roy. 8vo., on laid paper, title in red and black, with 22 plages of facsimile, the transliterated text printed in red and black, some slight browning to verso of front free endpaper; half vellum gilt, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, a very good, clean copy. EDITION LIMITED TO 165 COPIES. The work remains the sole facsimile of the Old French MS.
- Robert Laffont, Paris 1946, 11,5x18,5cm, broché. - Nouvelle édition. Bel exemplaire Envoi autographe signé de Gilbert Cesbron à Jean Claval. [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
- Nrf, Paris 1930, 12x18,5cm, broché. - Première édition Gallimard, un des exemplaires numérotés sur alfa, seul tirage après 50 Japon. Dos habilement restauré. Important envoi autographe signé de Paul Valéry à sa muse le sculpteur Renée Vautier qui réalisa notamment le célèbre buste du poète en 1935 : "A ma savante et charmante Renée Vautier. Souvenir de ma tête d'argile. Paul Valéry 7bre 1931". [ENGLISH DESCRIPTION ON DEMAND]
Folio (433 x 280 mm). 17 ff. Coloured ink on coloured paper. Contemp. half cloth with gilt-stamped spine title. Highly original and exceptionally colourful manuscript in elegant calligraphy, written in inks of various colours (mainly white, blue, red, and green) on glossy and silk paper in alternating colours. The writing is surrounded by elaborate calligrams showing birds and penwork. The text itself consists mainly of descriptions of various kinds of birds (such as the magpie, quail, pheasant, peacock, jay, and swallow), but also includes bits on bears and hedgehogs; another page offers two capital blackletter alphabets instead. The calligrapher has succeeded in marrying content, script, and image, achieving a unique and impressive synthesis, undoubtedly penned with a feather quill. - Binding insignificantly rubbed; extremeties bumped. The delicate pages show occasional slight signs of wrinkled; the silk papers are browned. Several pages show ink bleeding or offsetting on the reverse.
1 cahier in-8 reliure demi-percaline à coins bleue, s.d. [ vers 1928 ], 118 pp. Intéressant recueil de recettes et conseils ménagers, de provenance non identifié, probablement du Sud-Ouest (probablement du Périgord, provenance de l'ensemble, ou de Prayssas, dans le Lot-et-Garonne, citée dans le manuscrit). Parmi les nombreuses recettes et conseils : liqueur de Fenouil ; Gras double à la Lyonnaise ; Colin et Lotte ; Moules ; Rillettes ; Lait de Poule ; Pudding de Cabinet ; Potage julienne d'hiver ; Madeleines au miel ; Dinde rôtie et truffée ; Soufflé au jambon, etc... Une table des matières très complète conclut l'ouvrage. Etat très satisfaisant (cartonnage un peu frotté, bon état par ailleurs) Français
1 cahier in-8 reliure demi-percaline à coins rouge, s.d. [ vers 1928 ], 117 pp. Intéressant recueil de recettes et conseils ménagers, de provenance non identifié, probablement du Sud-Ouest (probablement du Périgord, provenance de l'ensemble, ou de Prayssas, dans le Lot-et-Garonne, citée dans un manuscrit comparable). Parmi les nombreuses recettes et conseils : Soupe à la Flamande ; dégraissage des fourrures ; pâté d'alouettes ; Siamoise en choucroute à l'Alsacienne ; Escargots ; Chatchouka ; Vinaigre de Sureau pour toilette ; cirage chaussures jaunes ; entretien du mica ; polycopie ; Perdrix au chou ; etc... Une table des matières très complète conclut l'ouvrage. Etat très satisfaisant (cartonnage un peu frotté, bon état par ailleurs) Français
Mézin, 1800. 4 pp.; de format in 4°, sur papier vergé, cachet du Lot-et-Garonne. Bon état.
Sans nom ni lieu, 1876. Entièrement manuscrit et peint à la main à la manière des enluminures, un cahier In-4 relié demi chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs soulignés de filets dorés, plats de percaline rouge titrant "souvenir de 1876", toutes tranches dorées. Chaque jour de l'année occupe une page, avec le nom du saint ou de la sainte du jour enluminé à la main et en couleurs, chaque mois débute par une grande enluminure naïve, suit une page pour la liste des saints jours aprés jour, des annotations dans une colonne spéciale "lunaisons et temps présumable, pour chaque quartier de lune", ensuite une page par jour et à la fin de chaque mois une page de récapitulation et notes diverses. Plusieurs pages présentent des dessins de fleurs en guirlandes tous différents. En frontispice une grande réflexion manuscrite dans un encadrement floral : "avis salutaires. On ne doit point rechercher, ce serait un malheur de savoir, quelle fin les Dieux nous réservent : n'interrogeons pas non plus les nombres magiques, il sera mieux quoiqu'il arrive de nous soumettre, soit que Jupiter nous accorde encore plusieurs printemps, soit que celui qui va venir soit le dernier. Soyons sages et retranchons les longs espoirs du court espace de la vie. Tandis que nous parlons, l'heure envieuse s'enfuit. Profitons du jour présente et fions nous le moins possible au lendemain ". L'ensemble est naïf, de la main d'un artiste amateur et... patient.
Paperback, 234 p., 23 b/w ill., 210 x 270 mm. ISBN 9781905375370. Languages : English.
HARDCOVER 334 p., 283 b/w ill. + 17 colour ill., 210 x 280 mm, Languages: English, Italian. ISBN 9781905375172. George Henderson, ?Introduction?; Andrea Worm, ?The Gospel Book in the Fitzwilliam Museum, MS McClean 21: Some New Aspects of the Artistic Relationship between the Meuse Valley, the Rhineland and Lower-Saxony?; Catherine Karkov, ?Evangelist Portraits and Book Production in Anglo-Saxon England?; Stella Panayotova, ?Tutorials with Slides for Thomas Becket?; Robert Scheller, ?Wreath and Crown in Apocalypse Illustrations?; Martine Meuwese, ?The Exploits of Alexander the Great in Trinity College?; Mary Rouse, ?Keeping Up Appearances: CUL Gg.4.6, Roman de la rose?; Richard Rouse, ?The Illuminator of Marie de St. Pol?s Breviary?; Spike Bucklow, ?A Tale of Two Blues?; Kathleen Scott, ?Manuscripts for Henry VII in Cambridge?; T.A. Heslop, ?Manuscript Illumination at Worcester in 1055-1075?; William Schipper, ?Sacred Cross Word Puzzles: Trinity College, Cambridge, MS B.16.3?; Lawrence Nees, ?Between Carolingian and Romanesque in France: Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum, MS McClean 19 and its Relatives?; Gennaro Toscano, ?Cristoforo Majorana e la miniature all?antica: a proposito di qualche codice conservato a Cambridge?; Jessica Berenbeim, ?English Fourteenth-Century Pastoral Manuscripts?; Judith Oliver, ?Te matrem laudamus: The Many Roles of Mary in Liège Psalter Hours in Cambridge?; Lilian Armstrong, ?Venetian Incunables in Cambridge Collections: Modes of Hand-Illumination?; Anne-Marie Legaré, ?New Elements on the Oettingen Library: Fitzwilliam MS 22?; Michael Michael, ?Seeing in the Macclesfield Psalter and the Trinity Bede?; Margaret Manion, ?Blending Private and Liturgical Prayer: MS 3-1954 at the Fitzwilliam Museum and Valois Patronage?; Nicholas Rogers, ?From Eleanor of Castile to John Scott the Younger: Evidence for Illumination in Cambridge?; Patrick Zutshi, ?The Provenance of the so-called Hours of Isabella of Aragon?; Roger Wieck, ?The Primer of Claude de France and the Education of the Renaissance Child?; Lucy Sandler, ?The Macclesfield Psalter?; William Noel, ?W. de Brailes and the Illustration of the Psalter in Thirteenth-Century England?; Peter Jones, ?Cambridge University Library MS Gg.1.1: Fancy Horse or Pack-mule??; Eberhard König, ?Angers Illumination in Cambridge (FM MSS 62, 39-1950)?; Alison Stones, ?Some Secular Manuscripts in Cambridge Collections?
