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[Ceramics] Truong PhilippeBiblio.com

THE ELEPHANT AND THE LOTUS Vietnamese Ceramics in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Introduction by John Stevenson

[Franklin, Benjamin] Vanloo, Charles PhilippeBiblio.com

FRANCKLIN" sic. MEZZOTINT BUST PORTRAIT OF A BESPECTACLED BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WEARING A GREY BUTTONED COAT AND ANGLED SLIGHTLY TO THE RIGHT A SMALL SMILE ON HIS FACE

179541061Paris 1795. Uncolored oval bust portrait of a bespectacled Benjamin Franklin. 8-1/4" x 9-3/4" on a 10-1/2" x 13-3/4" sheet. Portrait surrounded by a black oval border. The portrait is captioned "Francklin." Directly beneath the oval border in small type is printed "Vanloo Pinxt" to the left and "P.M. Alex Sculpt" to the right. Very Good. According to Sellers's BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IN PORTRAITURE the engraving was done after an original portrait by the famed French painter Charles Philippe Vanloo in which Franklin was wearing fur-trimmed costume. The original portrait was painted while Franklin resided in Paris a "life portrait" dated between 1777 and 1785 and is now in the collection of the American Philosophical Society which was founded by Franklin. Sellers discusses our print: "the substitution a simple gray coat for the fur-trimmed costume of the original was undoubtedly in deference to the revolutionary feeling." It is one of a series of portraits begun in July 1790 and finished in September 1797. The 'Francklin' was exhibited in 1795 so the estimated date of the portrait is between July 1790 and 1795. This print was engraved after Vanloo's portrait by the noted French engraver Pierre-Michel Alix who was known for his portraits of leading French citizens and prominent personalities. Sellers Charles Coleman: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IN PORTRAITURE Yale University Press: 1962 pp. 393-394. Charles Philippe Amedee Vanloo 1715 -1795 was the member of a Flemish family of painters that settled in France. He was known for painting landscapes and portraits and he had an affinity for scientific subjects. Pierre-Michel Alix 1762-1817 was a French engraver and printmaker specializing in multiple-platecolor printing. He studied under Jacques-Philippe Le Bas and was best known for his portraits of notable figures during the French Revolution and First French Empire. unknown

David M. Lesser, Fine Antiquarian Books LLC · États-Unis3 500,00 $US≈ 2 961,35 €

[HECQUET, Philippe]:Biblio.com

TRAITÉ DES DISPENSES DU CARÊME dans lequel on découvre la fausseté des prétextes qu'on apporte pour les obtenir en faisant voir par la mécanique du corps les rapports naturels des alimens maigres avec la nature de l'homme: et par l'histoire par l'anal

21317Paris: Francois Fournier. 1710. Two volumes. Second edition revised by the author. Handsome contemporary full calf with five raised bands to the spines compartments decorated in gilt and with titles in gilt. Red speckled edges. Marbled endpapers. Green silk ribbon page markers. A very good set indeed the bindings square and firm with a little rubbing to the extremities. The contents with the attractive early nineteenth-century ink inscription of the physician Michele Nicolao Chiazzari to the front endpaper of each volume "1804. 19. Juni. / Ex Libris Michaelis Nicolai Chiazzari / M.D. Liguris" a little toning to the edges of the preliminary pages some very occasional minor scorch spots the odd one with a tiny hole at the centre and light scattered foxing are otherwise in very good order throughout. The most celebrated work by the French physician and pioneer of the vegetarian diet Philippe Hecquet 1661-1737. A highly accomplished doctor Hecquet received the official hat of the University of Paris in 1697 after an examination of "rare success" and was made Dean of the Faculty in 1712. Widely known for his medical writings Hecquet was one of the most notable and outspoken early advocates of vegetarianism. Influenced in particular by Porphyry Hecquet argued that the consumption of meat interfered with digestion and the circulation of the blood developing a digestive theory of "trituration" which emphasised the importance of the ability of the body to break down matter with foods which were the most difficult i.e. meat being those most likely to have a negative impact. For this reason Hecquet favoured the consumption of fish although asserted that a diet in which fruits grains nuts and seeds replaced meats was the ideal bringing humans closer to what he believed was their original state.  In the present work an attempt to prove that Lent is in fact beneficial as opposed to harmful to health Hecquet lays out many of his key arguments for vegetarianism and in so doing provides one of the first scientific defences of a vegetarian diet. This second edition published one year after the 1709 first edition incorporates the author's considerable revisions and additions developed in response to public reaction and further research and is also prefaced with the testimonies of several "doctors regent" of the Faculty of Medicine of the Paris University declaring their approval and commendation of the work. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Paris: Francois Fournier. 1710 hardcover

Lucius Books · Royaume-Uni875,00 £GB≈ 999,08 €

[MEDICINE - DERMATOLOGY] PHILIPPE FREDERIC BLANDINBiblio.com

1844 - Degli accidenti . nelle operazioni chirurgiche

184442Collection of two very rare italian medical treatises on Surgery and dermatologyNo copy of both treatise recorded in WorldCatBlandin Philippe FrÃ©dÃ©ric. Degli accidenti che possono sopraggiungere nelle operazioni chirurgiche e dei mezzi per rimediarvi / tesi di Federigo Blandin ; prima traduzione italiana con note del dott. Alessandro Foresi. Firenze : D. Passigli 1844.8Â° 220 x 150 mm original brown paper boards blind tooled glit titles at spine pp. 280 1-erratabound withLepelletier Almire. Trattato della erisipela e delle differenti varietÃ che puÃ² presentare . / di Alm. Lepelletier. Livorno : Bertani Antonelli e c. 1838.8Â° 220 x 150 mm original brown paper boards blind-tooled gilt titles at spine 136-223.Many illustrations along the text of first workThe first work consists of the first Italian edition translated and commented by the Tuscan doctor and art collector Alessandro Foresi of the treatise on accidents that can occur during surgical operations and on how to remedy them printed in first absolute edition in Paris with the title Des accidents qui peuvent survenir pendant les opeÌrations chirurgicales et des moyens d'y remeÌdier. Paris : Felix Locquin 1841.The work is divided into two parts. The first part pp.1-138 is formed by the translation of Blandin's original work where it deals with the main accidents that can happen in an operating room grouping them into three main families:1 Nervous accidents2 Bleeding accidents3 Spontaneous introduction of air into the veinsThe second part pp139-289 is represented by the commentary accompanied by explanatory illustrations by the doctor Alessandro Foresti who is also responsible for the translation of the original work.Foresti bases his comment on the theory that most of the accidents in the operating room are due to a lack of knowledge of human anatomy by most of the surgeons and reports several real cases in support of his thesis enriching the treatise with explanatory images.The second work initially published as the 4th part of the Collezione di monografie memorie tesi ec. estratte dal repertorio medico-chirurgico-ostetrico che si pubblica a Bruxelles sotto la direzione di una societÃ di medici / compilata e tradotta dal D. Niccola Orsini but often given the heterogeneity of the topics of the 4 treatises bound individually it is a dermatology treatise on Erispela by the French doctor and writer Lepelletier Almire.Lepelletier summarized the main current opinions of his times on the disease its causes symptoms possible complications and the main methods proposed for its treatment.Erysipelas from the Greek ÎµÏÏ…ÏƒÎ¯Ï€ÎµÎ»Î±Ï‚ - red skin is an acute skin infection involving the deep dermis and partly the hypodermis caused by pyogenic bacteria; the main culprit is group A beta-haemolytic streptococcus but sometimes staphylococcus aureus or other less common germs are involved.CONDITION: Light foxing along the volumes due to the quality of the paper but a good copy of a fascinating collection of extremely rare medical treatise. Passigli paperback

BIBLIOPATHOS FINE ARTS · Italie850,00 €

[Philippe Halsman, photographer; Hans Richter, film maker]Biblio.com

Two original black and white photographs from the making of Hans Richter's film "8 x 8

37323Very Good. Two striking original photographs taken during the filming of Hans Richter's "8 x 8". One of the two photographs is signed in red ink by Philippe Halsman the photographer of both. A note on the back of the signed photo notes that Halsman signed this picture and that the film's cinematographer Arnold Eagle is visible in the background. The photos are mounted on discolored pieces of cardboard. In his original script for the film's prologue Richter wrote: ".my film 8 x 8 is a bizarre comedy-drama signs and sounds not only out of this world probably not even in the next. 8 x 8 mixes equal parts of Freud and Lewis Carroll with Venice Venus and Old Vienna Cocteau and Bullfights surrealism magic dreams girls and practically anything else that may currently be in your minds." Hans Richter undertook 8 x 8 at the suggestion of Marcel Duchamp a chess enthusiast after The Minotaur a planned sequel to the 'Narcissus' episode of Dreams That Money Can Buy failed to secure funding although 8 x 8 engaged similar concerns. 'Chess is so universal' wrote Richter to Jean Cocteau about this new project 'that practically every human situation has its corresponding move among the countless possibilities of chess.' The filmmaker further recognized a kinship between the work which took its title from the layout of a chessboard and Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass. Some of the artists who appeared in this film included Max Ernst Fernand Léger Marcel Duchamp Man Ray and Alexander Calder. The photographs are accompanied by a reprint of an article that was written by Lewis Carroll collectors August and Clare Imholtz for the Fall 2019 issue of "Knight Letter" about the film and its participants along with a discussion of each of the photos. The photos are in very good condition. They measure 10.5 x 13.5 inches. PHOTO/062424. unknown

The Kelmscott Bookshop · États-Unis3 000,00 $US≈ 2 538,30 €

[PHILIPPE, DUC D'ORLEANS; LOUIS XV, KING OF FRANCE]Biblio.com

MANUSCRIPT Louis XV forbids his subjects to conduct commerce in the South Seas.

5437Manuscript letter single folio sheet dated 16 February 1716 signed Louis in the hand of Louis XV's secretary countersigned by Louis Phélypeaux Marquis de La Vrillière Secretary of State addressed to Cardin Le Bret member of the parliament of Provence and nephew of the regent the Duc d'Orléans stating that a royal edict has been sent to the parliament of Provence 'which explains the circumstances in which merchants of my Kingdom must obtain passports from me to which edict I append a declaration forbidding any of my subjects to conduct commerce in the South Seas'; the verso with address of Le Bret; the document is complete legible and remarkably fresh with original folds. In France the period 1715-1723 is known as the Régence during which time Philippe Duc d'Orléans was in charge of the country's affairs owing to the fact that Louis XV was still a minor. In 1716 when this letter was written the War of the Spanish Succession had only recently ended and a member of the French House of Bourbon Philip V was now on the Spanish throne. The royal edict alluded to in the present letter ostensibly forbidding French subjects to conduct trade in the Pacific was typical of French diplomacy towards Spain in the early part of the eighteenth century. It was designed to allay Spanish fears that its monopoly of the rich resources along the western seabord of the Americas - namely the silver mines of Mexico and Peru - was under threat from the French but in reality the situation was quite different. While flattering the Spanish and officially appearing to discourage this type of trade France turned a blind eye toward its own merchants rounding Cape Horn and from the end of the seventeenth to well into the eighteenth century French private companies including the Compagnie de la Mer Pacifique or Mer du Sud and other private adventurers out of ports such as St Malo and La Rochelle conducted many voyages to the west coast of the Americas. These merchants carried royal passports which described the purpose of their voyages as being non-commercial in nature - they were simply exploring or acquiring scientific knowledge. Paradoxically these voyages proved so lucrative resulting in massive volumes of silver bullion for the French coffers that a genuine voyage of exploration in the Pacific was not carried out by the French until Bougainville 1766-69. Throughout this period England the new rival of France as a maritime superpower adopted an official policy towards the Spanish similar to that of the French - one of non-interference with the Spanish trading empire on the Pacific seaboard of the Americas - and it was not until the voyages of Wallis Carteret and Cook that it undertook serious exploration of the Pacific. unknown

Douglas Stewart Fine Books · Australie1 250,00 $AU≈ 823,88 €

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