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Gracchus Babeuf et la Conjuration des Égaux - Préface et notes par A. Ranc. Les Grands Procès Politiques.

Ricord, Philippe, MD; Macartney, James, MD; Petit, A (ed) [Jean Zulema Amussat]; Henderson, Thomas, MD M D M D M DBiblio.com

Four Medical Titles Bound in One Volume Venereal Disorders; Inflammation; Strictures of the Urethra; Medical Examination

18409900031220Philadelphia: Haswell Barrington et al. 1840. Leather Bound. 8vo. Bound in original tree calf leather with gilt spine lettering. Stamped on the top spine label is: 'Select Medical Library' '23'. The boards are bumped soiled & quite worn. The hinges and joints are tight. The contents are a bit foxed: good condition. The four titles are: 1 Phillippe Ricord 'A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON VENEREAL DISORDERS: and More Especially on the History and Treatment of Chancre' 1840 pp. 58. First published in Paris 1838. Ricord 1800-1889 proved that syphilis and gonorrhoea were separate diseases contradicting the great English authority John Hunter. This is the first English language edition taken from '.a series of articles from the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Nos. 135 136 and 139.' which were translated from the French by George Bell. It does not contain the full text of Ricord's magnum opus which was not published in English in its entirety until 1843 see G&M #2381 & #5202. Signature and date 1840 of Robert Randolph M.D. at top right of title page. 2 James Macartney M.D. 'A TREATISE ON INFLAMMATION' 1840 pp. 117. 3 A. Petit ed. translated from the French by James P. Jervey M.D. 'Amussat's Lectures on RETENTION OF URINE caused by STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA and on the Diseases of the Prostrate' 1840 with three copper engravings pp. 103. Jean Zulema Amussat performed the first lumbar colostomy for obstruction of the colon G&M #3442. 4 Thomas Henderson M.D. 'HINTS ON THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY; and on the Discharge of Soldiers from the Service on Surgeon's Certificate. Adapted to the Service of the United States.' 1840 pp. 44 1st edition. Haswell, Barrington et al. unknown

BISON BOOKS - ABAC/ILAB · Canada325,00 $CA≈ 220,74 €

HILL, J after Philippe Jacques LOUTHERBOURGBiblio.com

Fishermen going out at Worthing

180813510London: Published by I. & W. Macgavin No. 107 New Bond Street 1808. Coloured aquatint. Printed on wove Whatman paper. In excellent condition. Image size: 13 5/8 x 20 1/4 inches. A dramatic view of fishermen at Worthing from Philippe Loutherbourg's great work "Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain".<br/> <br/> This impressive aquatint is plate six of Phillip Jacques Loutherbourg's seminal work "Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain." This accomplished text is comprised of six large aquatint views engraved after Loutherbourg's acclaimed paintings. The work which was first engraved in 1801 by J. C. Stadler was later re-engraved in 1808 by J. Hill. Reminiscent of Rowlandson's superb paintings this image depicts fisherman rowing out from the seashore on a stormy day. 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.<br/> <br/> Abbey Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland in Aquatint and Lithography 1770-1860 no.6 plate 6. Published by I. & W. Macgavin, No. 107 New Bond Street unknown

Donald Heald Rare Books · États-Unis600,00 $US≈ 507,66 €

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