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179867059Parisiis Paris: Apud Molini 1798. Fine. Apud Molini Parisiis Paris 1798 An VI 13 x 20.50 cm relié First edition rare. An allegorical frontispiece signed Clément. Printed on laid paper. Contemporary binding in full glazed long-grain red morocco in the sober manner of Bozérian. Smooth spine decorated with 7 fillets gilt title and date. Double blind fillet border on boards with small angular tools. Roll on edges and turn-ins. All edges gilt. Superb copy very fine with particularly fresh paper. F. M. Caye bookplate. Surgeon and man of letters Petit-Radel is responsible for several books on eroticism notably Érotopsie ou coup d'il sur la poésie érotique. A publisher's preface introduces the author. Latin poetry inspired by Latin authors of a gentle and sentimental eroticism. Apud Molini hardcover
1760185531760. A Paris chez Le Bas s.d. circa 1760. Dimensions coup de planche : 652 x 508 mm. Estampe originale prÂŽsentÂŽe dans un format des plus attractifs : 652 x 508 mm. Elle est signÂŽe dans la plaque Joesph Vernet et Philippe Le Bas. Elle figure une vue d'ensemble de la baie de Naples avec au premier-plan pÂcheurs et embarcations. PrÂŽsentÂŽe sous imposant cadre moulurÂŽ et dorÂŽ XIXÂme. BÂŽnÂŽzit X Dictionnaire des peintres p. 465. Rousseurs ÂŽparses. Cerne claire affectant principalement les marges. Deux dÂŽchirures sans manque au niveau de la cuvette. Du reste belle condition. b42961 unknown
176018553A Paris, chez Le Bas, s.d. [circa 1760]. Dimensions (coup de planche) : 652 x 508 mm.
174791802s. n. | s. l. 1747 | 10 x 16.8 cm | Relié
1777121877P., Deslauriers, s.d. (1777), in-folio (323 x 250 mm), (1) f. de titre, 279 pp, reliure plein veau raciné, dos à 5 larges faux-nerfs soulignés de doubles filets dorés, titre doré dans un encadrement floral au 1er plat, tranches mouchetées (rel.de l'époque), coiffes arasées, pt accrocs au 2e plat, pt mque à un coin, plats lég. frottés, coins émoussés, trace de mouillure ancienne en coin, infime travail de vers en marge sup. des 10 derniers feuillets, marges des 4 premiers feuillets restaurées, 4 pages manquantes (p. 217-220) remplacées par une copie manuscrite très bien exécutée à l'époque, bon exemplaire, entièrement gravé sur cuivre, imprimé sur papier fort
17201067A AMSTERDAM. AUX DEPENS DE LA COMPAGNIE. 1720. 3 VOLUMES IN-4 (12,5 X 26 X 15 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE (98) + 672, (26) + 663 ET (24) + 642 PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEIN VEAU MARBRE, DOS A CINQ NERFS ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN VERT, DOUBLE FILET DORE SUR COUPES, TRANCHES ROUGES. ILLUSTRE DE 14 PORTRAITS HORS TEXTE, DONT 3 PLACES EN FRONTISPICES. QUELQUES TRACES D'USURE EXTERIEURE AVEC PETITS MANQUES DE CUIR AUX COINS, SINON BON EXEMPLAIRE.
171458508Chez François Foppens | à Brusselle (Bruxelles) 1714 | 12.9 x 19.7 cm | 4 volumes reliés
1771003275A Paris, chez Jombert père et fils. De l'Imprimerie de Louis Cellot. 3 vol. in-8 (20 x 13,8 cm), veau blond glacé, dos à cinq nerfs orné d'encadrements de filets or, pièces de titre maroquin marron, triple filet autour des plats, filet sur les coupes, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées (Chatelin). Illustré d'un frontispice et 6 belles figures de Cochin, gravées par Choffard, Prévost, Rousseau et Saint-Aubin (Cohen, col. 984). Provenance : Henri d'Orléans, Duc d'Aumale (1822-1897), fils du Roi Louis-Philippe, avec cachet sur chaque page de titre et inscription manuscrite ancienne début du tome I : "Donné par le Duc d'Aumale". (Défauts d'usage, dos du premier volume légèrement plus clair).
176652783Paris, Lacombe, 1766. 8vo. In two nice contemporary full calf bindings with richly gilt spines and royal coat of arms [""Honi soit qui mal y pense""] to front and back board of both volumes. Wear to extremities and front board of volume 1 party detached. Part of tome-label on both volumes missing. Internally fine. XXIII, (1), 588 pp."" (4), 715, (1) pp.
176652783Paris Lacombe 1766. 8vo. In two nice contemporary full calf bindings with richly gilt spines and royal coat of arms "Honi soit qui mal y pense" to front and back board of both volumes. Wear to extremities and front board of volume 1 party detached. Part of tome-label on both volumes missing. Internally fine. XXIII 1 588 pp.; 4 715 1 pp. <br/><br/><em>First edition of Marcquer's Dictionnaire in applied chemistry. "In the avertissement Philippe states that his brother's dictionaire de chymie had recently appeared and he suggests that the present work will form a logical sequelto the Dictionnaire raisonné d'histoire naturelle. Rare. Not in Blake Collison Watt or the usual chemical bibliographies". Neville vol. 2 p 110. </em> unknown
175655334Paris l'Imprimerie Royale 1756-58. 4to. 2 contemp. full mottled calf. Raised bands. Richly gilt spines. A tear to joint at lower compartment on volumeStamp on title-pages. CLXXV372VIII614 pp. Faint scattered brownspots. Frontispiece lacks. <br/><br/><em>First edition. </em> hardcover
175655334Paris, l'Imprimerie Royale, 1756-58. 4to. 2 contemp. full mottled calf. Raised bands. Richly gilt spines. A tear to joint at lower compartment on volumeStamp on title-pages. CLXXV,372,VIII,614 pp. Faint scattered brownspots. Frontispiece lacks.
1783242998Dezauche 1783. Map. Engraving with hand coloring. Image measures 19.75 x 25.5". Sheet measures 21.5 x 30".<br/> <br/> This map of Canada and the northern United States extends north from around the latitude of Baltimore all the way up to Baffin Bay along the shore of Greenland. Published by Jean-Claude Dezuache in 1783 it is the eighth revision of a map originally published by De L'Isle in 1703. The map is notable as the first to include "Etats-Unis" in the title coming as it did on the heels of the American Revolution. In fact this appearance is one of the earliest appearances of the name United States Etats-Unis on a printed map. The map is compelling in its accuracy particularly with regard to the Great Lakes depicting them as fully enclosed and properly placed in longitude and latitude. There is also excellent detail around the Hudson and Mississippi Rivers. The elaborate cartouche is decorated with a beaver natives one of whom is bearing a scalp and Jesuit explorers. Furthermore the fleurs-de-lis that previously adorned the shield at the top of the cartouche has been erased and the crown converted into a halo suspended above an orb a response to the execution of the king following the French Revolution Below a table of colors delineates the boundaries of the United States and European possessions. Indian nations are also labeled. The map is in excellent condition with wide margins as issued. Guillaume De L'Isle 1675--1726 was a French cartographer known for his popular and accurate maps of Europe and the newly explored Americas and Africa. He is important as the first "scientific" cartographer who incorporated the most current information on exploration and topography into his maps. Philippe Buache 1700--1773 was a student of De L'Isle and became one of the most active proponents of the so-called school of theoretical cartography active in mid-18th century France. This map is fascinating record from a remarkable moment in North American history.<br/> <br/> Dezauche unknown
1787159181787. Ca. 1787. Very detailed map of the world on a flattened Mercator projection. With the hypothetical east coast of Australia showing New Guinea attached to Carpentaria. Despite the fact that the map was published after Captain James Cook's explorations only Tasman's west coast of New Zealand is shown. With great detail in the oceans and with recent discoveries noted in the south and north Pacific Canada and Greenland. The prime meridian runs through Paris; with an elaborate title cartouche and compass rose. Uncolored on laid paper. Image size: 16 1/2 x 11 1/2". Paper size: 20 x 13 1/4". Pin hole at center fold otherwise very good. unknown
1770M10215Paris: Chez le Sr.Danet 1770. Very Good. Notes: Two maps one one sheet. On the left side a map of the Holy Land showing the 12 tribes on the right side a modern map of Holy Land divided into provinces under Turkish authority and rule. Size : 447x715 mm 17.60x28.15 Inches Coloring: Original Hand Coloring Category: Maps Asia Middle East Holy Land & Palestine; Chez le Sr.Danet unknown
1784102511784. Engraving. Proof before letters. Printed on laid paper with watermark. In excellent condition with the exception of some very light foxing in the right margin. Image size: 15 x 11 7/8 inches. A fantastic proof before letters of this decorative Rococo print of a happy couple the morning after their wedding.<br/> <br/>Genre painting came back into favor when the Academy admitted Watteau's "The Pilgrimage to Cythera" to its ranks in 1717. From that point on a fashion for decorative subjects swept the country influencing an entire generation of French artists. This craze for intimate boudoir scenes did not subside until after the onset of the Revolution when the frivolous tastes of the aristocratic elite were dispelled and a more sober era descended upon French art. This print is a wonderful example of French Rococo tastes. The picture is set in a sumptuous bedroom the morning after a young aristocratic couple's wedding. The young bride sits on her father's lap while he speaks with his new son-in-law. Two chambermaids ready her toiletries while another closes the curtains on the marriage bed. This beautiful print is the pendant picture to Pierre Antoine Baudouin's "Le Coucher de la Mariee" which depicts the young newlyweds retiring to bed on their wedding night. Baudouin's painting was engraved by Moreau le jeune and finished by F. P. Simonet. Dugoure's frivolous scene is beautifully engraved by Triere creating a truly captivating image which epitomizes the grand era of French Rococo art.<br/> <br/>Nevill French Prints of the Eighteenth Century p. 135. unknown books
170822079Trévoux, de l’Imprimerie de S.A.S., Etienne Ganeau, 1708 ; in-12, veau brun, dos à nerfs, pièce de titre grenat (reliure de l’époque) ; [1bl.] f., [18], 94 pp. ; [14], 145, [7] pp, [1 bl.] f. (sign. ( )2, ã8, A-K12, L10).
174670635Lutetiae Parisiorum: sumptibus Ant. Urb. Coustelier 1746. 12mo pp. xxiv 299 1; text in Latin; engraved frontispiece by Duflos after Picart; printer's woodcut device on title page engraved headpieces woodcut initials and ornaments; contemporary full calf triple gilt-ruled border on covers smooth gilt spine laid out in 6 compartments gilt-lettered direct in 1 a.e.g.; rebacked with spine laid down spine worn and with small loss at the extremities upper joint cracked dampstains in the foremargin of A7 and A8 and C7 and C8; a good sound and clean copy. This copy with the bookplate of Adolphe Périès and with 2 signed manuscript translations of his inserted dated 1853 and 1856 on 3 small pages in ink on blue paper: Ode 1-22 at p. 23; and Ode 4-1 at p. 100. A manuscript note tipped to the front pastedown possibly by H. H. Furness notes: "Mr. A. Périès seems to have been the owner of this book as evidenced by the two manuscript translations inserted and by the bookplate on whose motto his name appears "aperies". He was a fine classical scholar with a dainty gift of versification as shown by a little volume of translations published "by himself for himself" at Philadelphia in 1861. The author's name is not given the work is "by an idler" but has been ascertained from a copy containing his photograph and an autograph inscription to his friend John T. Montgomery." Mills College Check List 616; Riedel-Horatiana A-177. sumptibus Ant. Urb. Coustelier unknown
175022474London: R. Griffiths 1750. First Edition Thus . Hardcover. Good. A just about good copy in a worn leather binding which lacks the title-piece. Five raised bands on spine. Old ownership inscription. Two old newspaper cuttings tipped-in to front end-papers. Pp.xiv368. Folding plan of Algiers and map of Barbary the latter with a 2.5 inch repaired tear. Originally published in 1725 with a different title this edition has two additional sections on the history of Tunis and Tripoli by the translator. Quite a clean copy which would benefit from rebinding. Photograph available on request. <br/> <br/> R. Griffiths hardcover
179713514London: Published by P. J. de Loutherbourg and Sold by V. & R. Green No 14 Percy Street Bedford Square 1797. Coloured aquatint. Printed on wove paper watermarked 1794. In excellent condition. Image size: 9 1/2 x 15 3/4 inches. A wonderful early separately published impression of Loutherbourg's celebrated image of fishermen on Brighton Beach.<br/> <br/>This delicate aquatint is an early separately published state of a print which was later included in Phillip Jacques Loutherbourg's seminal work "Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain." The print which was re-engraved in 1801 by J. C. Stadler was enlarged and re-titled "Brighthelmstone Fishermen Returning." This early example of Loutherbourg's work wonderfully shows his skill as an artist. The composition and arrangement of the image provides a fluidity to the picture that is truly compelling and demonstrates Loutherbourg's abilities as a draftsman. The son of a court painter in Darmstadt the versatile artist Philippe Jacques Loutherbourg was born in Fulda Germany and was a pupil of J. H. Tischbein and Carle Vanloo and Francis Casanova the elder in Paris. His romantic landscapes battle scenes portraits and biblical subjects were highly esteemed and lauded by influential colleagues such as Diderot. He frequently exhibited at the Salon and became a venerated member of the Académie Royale in 1767. In 1771 he moved to England where he was employed as the principal scenery designer at London's Drury Lane Theatre. His creative and minutely detailed sets revolutionized the genre of scene painting and he soon began dabbling in costume design. Loutherbourg once again astounded contemporaries in 1782 with his pioneering invention of the "Eidophusikon" a novel variety of moving panorama that was accompanied by music. His substantial and varied oeuvre also included book illustrations and a series of aquatints of British scenery that was published in 1801 and 1805. Aside from a brief trip to Switzerland in 1782 he remained in London for the duration of his life and became heavily engrossed in mysticism. Published by P. J. de Loutherbourg, and Sold by V. & R. Green, No 14 Percy Street, Bedford Square unknown books
174791802n. l.: s. n. 1747. Fine. s. n. n. l. 1747 10 x 16.8 cm Relié First edition of this work published by the Société du Bout-du-Banc the celebrated literary salon presided over by Mademoiselle Jeanne-Françoise Quinault and the Comte de Caylus. This intimate circle originally comprising eight members would gather on Mondays at dinner to exchange ideas and to write; at the close of each meal every distinguished guest was required to set down a few lines whether in the coarse poissard style or in a more refined vein on paper. It was in this context that Les Fêtes roulantes ou les regrets des petites rues came into being in the wake of the celebrations held in Paris in honour of the Dauphin's second marriage to Marie-Josèphe de Saxe. Pastiche binding in plum half-shagreen spine with five raised bands framed by gilt dotted fillets and six compartments decorated with gilt fillets and fleurons marbled paper boards gilt top edge pastedowns and endpapers in shell-pattern marbled paper. Some minor rubbing to the paper of the lower board corners slightly bumped. ""In his youth the Comte de Caylus had paid considerable tribute to the literature of fairy tales which the translations from Arabic and Persian by Galland and Pétis de la Croix had brought into fashion; one does not find him again in these artificial creations to which he returned when he was nearly seventy. But in the intervening years his character as a writer emerged and declared itself in accordance with his manners and tastes and in how propitious a milieu! The Société du bout du banc that academy of Gallic ribaldry presided over by Mademoiselle Quinault; those suppers at which an inkwell served as centrepiece and which La Chaussée d'Armenonville Voisenon Moncrif the Grand Prior of Vendôme Duclos Salley and Crébillon fils enlivened with their bawdy and bantering wit. All men of letters with little taste for philosophy all content to let the world go its own way and finding it perfectly satisfactory as it was all of that sacred flock of Epicurus somewhat transformed by Circe in which each member is satisfied or very nearly with what their presiding lady declared sufficient for Duclos the least fastidious among them. The popular literature of the eighteenth century that is to say literature which took the common people as the subject of its observations and tableaux was born within this company of mirth and folly and the Comte de Caylus was its natural father and its foster father; it took its first lively flights in those ""Écosseuses"" 1739 those ""Étrennes de la Saint-Jean"" 1742 those ""Mémoires de l'Académie des colporteurs"" those ""Avantures des bals des Bois"" those ""Fêtes roulantes"" 1748 a veritable magic lantern of Parisian popular life ."" Avertissement ""Mémoires et réflexions du comte de Caylus"" 1874 s. n. hardcover
171458508à Brusselle Brussels Bruxelles Brussels: Chez François Foppens 1714. Fine. Chez François Foppens à Brusselle Brussels Bruxelles Brussels 1714 12.9 x 19.7 cm 4 volumes reliés New edition produced by Denys Godefroy the first dating from 1649. One folding genealogical table and 6 portraits re-engraved by Audran. Title pages in red and black. Volume III bears a specific title: Divers traittez contracts testamens et autres actes et observations . Volume IV: Supplement aux memoires. Bindings in full speckled brown sheep. Spine with raised bands decorated. Fawn morocco title labels. Gilt volume numbering. Lacks at head of volume I. One wormhole at foot of volume IV. 4 corners very bumped. Bindings rubbed and worn. An essential work engendering modern history Commynes' work which moreover establishes a rule of political conduct for the Great ones of the kingdom forms the greatest source for this period. From 1472 to 1483 after having been counselor to the Duke of Burgundy Charles the Bold Commynes entered the service of Louis XI then of Charles VIII and Louis XII. He distinguished himself there through his diplomatic talents notably in Italy; consequently the Memoirs are also a history of Europe. Too often forgotten is that his exemplary career experienced an interlude of disgrace: opposing the young Charles VIII through his liberal ideas he rallied to the cause of the future Louis XII plot aimed at abducting Charles VIII. He was consequently arrested and locked in an iron cage at Loches for five months in 1488. To this day the work still being studied Commynes' Memoirs have never failed in success and interest. Denys Godefroy's critical edition replaced the one that had served as reference until then Savage's version. This edition contains La chronique scandaleuse the proofs and observations Addition à l'histoire de Louis XI by Charles Naudé Le cabinet du roi Louis XI by Tristan L'Hermite L'éloge du roi Charles VIII by Brantôme Comparaison du règne du roi Louis XII à celui du roi Louis XI by Claude de Seissel Chronicles of the Dukes of Burgundy Remarks on the history of King Louis XI by Varillas. Chez François Foppens hardcover
171656576Paris, Jacques Collombat, 1716, in-4, frontispice, (8), 96, 279, (1) pages, demi-basane moderne, dos 4 nerfs, Première édition. L'astronome français, P. Desplaces, reprit, après Beaulieu, la publication des Ephémérides selon le méridien de la ville de Paris. Il fit paraitre 3 volumes couvrant les années 1715 à 1744. Il s'agit ici du premier volume que l'auteur publia. Ces éphémérides décrivent toutes les circonstances des mouvements du soleil, de la lune et des planètes. Au début de chaque année, des bois gravés dans le texte représentent les "figures célestes de l'entrée du soleil aux solstices et aux équinoxes" et "des éclipses" Couverture rigide
17164231Paris, Jacques Collombat, 1716 ; in-4 ; plein veau havane marbré, dos à nerfs très décoré, pièce de titre rouge, double filet doré d'encadrement des plats, roulette décorative dorée sur les coupes, tranches marbrées (reliure de l'époque) ; (4) ff. (titre, préface, table et privilège), 96, 279, (1) pp. (nom d'imprimeur), beau frontispice de Richardon et 54 figures dans le texte.
172735035Paris:: Montalant. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1727. Hardcover. folding plates; Tabulae astronomicae : Ludovici Magni jussu et munificentia exaratae et in lucem editae : in quibus solis lunae reliquorumque planetarum motus ex ipsis observationibus . Traduntur . : adjecta sunt descriptio constructio & usus instrumentorum astronomiae novae practicae inservientium variaque problemata astronomis geographisque perutilia : ad meridianum Observatorii Regii Parisiensis in quo habitae sunt observationes ab ipso autore Philippo de La Hire .4 folding engraved plates. 14 102 2 81 7 pages. 4to 256x197 mm full decoarative modern calf gilt; opening leaves dampstained and foxed occasional limited browning. DSB VII 579; Houzeau & Lancaster 12780. . Montalant hardcover
