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16-4012Paris : Paul Renouard 1826. Color lithograph. 255 x 435 cm. Plate VIII. 2 cm. closed tear in lower margin. . View of the mountains near Concepción Chile. Includes a flock of parrots on a bromeliad plant. From "Vues et paysages des reÌgions eÌquinoxiales recueillis dans un voyage autour du monde par Louis Choris avec une introduction et un texte explicatif.".OCLC Number: 221396491Choris served as artist on Otto von Kotzebue's expedition of 1815 to 1818. On this voyage Kotzebue traveled from Russia around South America via Cape Horn visited many Polynesian islands and charted the Alaskan coast. Image placed horizontally on page."In July 1815 Choris at the age of 20 joined Otto von Kotzebue's expedition on the Rurik as the official artist. This was the first Russian circumnavigation devoted exclusively to scientific purposes and several well-known scientists contributed greatly to its success. Choris made a great many drawings during this voyage. In 1822 he published Voyage Pittoresque autour du monde . . Despite his using many of his drawings in that work Choris found 24 subjects among the remaining drawings which he published 4 years later in the present work" Lada-Mocarski.The plates are of subjects from the Atlantic and Pacific and include five of the coast of Brazil three in Chile eleven in the South Pacific and Hawaii and the remainder in Kamchatka the Marianas Manila the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. "Choris' drawings are original and faithful pictorial representations of the subjects he drew" Lada-Mocarski.References:Borba de Moraes pp.180-181; Forbes I 632; Lada-Mocarski 90; O'Reilly & Reitman 786; Sabin 12885.Louis Choris peintre et voyageur russe habile à peindre des objets d'histoire naturelle accompagna en 1813 le botaniste Marschall de Biberstein dans le Caucase et l'année suivante Otto de Kotzebue. A Paris en 1819 sur l'invitation des scientifiques il dessina ses belles études qu'il avait recueillies dans ses voyages. Il en fit publier le Voyage pittoresque autour du monde en 1822 dont les dessins sont estimés pur leur exactitude. La parution en 1826 des vues et passages des régions équinoxiales en forment la suite. Parti de France en 1827 pour un nouveau voyage en Amérique Choris fut assassiné par des voleurs au Mexique.Expertise by Jean-Paul Veyssière 37000 Tours France. Paris : Paul Renouard, 1826 unknown
16-4011Paris : Paul Renouard 1826. Color lithograph. 255 x 435 cm. Plate VII. .View of Concepción Chile. Includes a group of men and women in European dress in foreground. Also includes dwellings churches and palm trees.From "Vues et paysages des reÌgions eÌquinoxiales recueillis dans un voyage autour du monde par Louis Choris avec une introduction et un texte explicatif.".OCLC Number: 221396485.Choris served as artist on Otto von Kotzebue's expedition of 1815 to 1818. On this voyage Kotzebue traveled from Russia around South America via Cape Horn visited many Polynesian islands and charted the Alaskan coast. Image placed horizontally on page."In July 1815 Choris at the age of 20 joined Otto von Kotzebue's expedition on the Rurik as the official artist. This was the first Russian circumnavigation devoted exclusively to scientific purposes and several well-known scientists contributed greatly to its success. Choris made a great many drawings during this voyage. In 1822 he published Voyage Pittoresque autour du monde . . Despite his using many of his drawings in that work Choris found 24 subjects among the remaining drawings which he published 4 years later in the present work" Lada-Mocarski.The plates are of subjects from the Atlantic and Pacific and include five of the coast of Brazil three in Chile eleven in the South Pacific and Hawaii and the remainder in Kamchatka the Marianas Manila the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. "Choris' drawings are original and faithful pictorial representations of the subjects he drew" Lada-Mocarski.References:Borba de Moraes pp.180-181; Forbes I 632; Lada-Mocarski 90; O'Reilly & Reitman 786; Sabin 12885.Louis Choris peintre et voyageur russe habile à peindre des objets d'histoire naturelle accompagna en 1813 le botaniste Marschall de Biberstein dans le Caucase et l'année suivante Otto de Kotzebue. A Paris en 1819 sur l'invitation des scientifiques il dessina ses belles études qu'il avait recueillies dans ses voyages. Il en fit publier le Voyage pittoresque autour du monde en 1822 dont les dessins sont estimés pur leur exactitude. La parution en 1826 des vues et passages des régions équinoxiales en forment la suite. Parti de France en 1827 pour un nouveau voyage en Amérique Choris fut assassiné par des voleurs au Mexique.Expertise by Jean-Paul Veyssière 37000 Tours France. Paris : Paul Renouard, 1826 unknown
16-4014Paris : Paul Renouard 1826. Color lithograph. 255 x 435 cm. Plate XXI. cm. Small burn mark in lower margin. From "Vues et paysages des reÌgions eÌquinoxiales recueillis dans un voyage autour du monde par Louis Choris avec une introduction et un texte explicatif.".OCLC Number: 22156035.Choris served as artist on Otto von Kotzebue's expedition of 1815 to 1818. On this voyage Kotzebue traveled from Russia around South America via Cape Horn visited many Polynesian islands and charted the Alaskan coast. Image placed horizontally on page. "In July 1815 Choris at the age of 20 joined Otto von Kotzebue's expedition on the Rurik as the official artist. This was the first Russian circumnavigation devoted exclusively to scientific purposes and several well-known scientists contributed greatly to its success. Choris made a great many drawings during this voyage. In 1822 he published Voyage Pittoresque autour du monde . . Despite his using many of his drawings in that work Choris found 24 subjects among the remaining drawings which he published 4 years later in the present work" Lada-Mocarski.The plates are of subjects from the Atlantic and Pacific and include five of the coast of Brazil three in Chile eleven in the South Pacific and Hawaii and the remainder in Kamchatka the Marianas Manila the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. "Choris' drawings are original and faithful pictorial representations of the subjects he drew" Lada-Mocarski.References:Borba de Moraes pp.180-181; Forbes I 632; Lada-Mocarski 90; O'Reilly & Reitman 786; Sabin 12885.Louis Choris peintre et voyageur russe habile à peindre des objets d'histoire naturelle accompagna en 1813 le botaniste Marschall de Biberstein dans le Caucase et l'année suivante Otto de Kotzebue. A Paris en 1819 sur l'invitation des scientifiques il dessina ses belles études qu'il avait recueillies dans ses voyages. Il en fit publier le Voyage pittoresque autour du monde en 1822 dont les dessins sont estimés pur leur exactitude. La parution en 1826 des vues et passages des régions équinoxiales en forment la suite. Parti de France en 1827 pour un nouveau voyage en Amérique Choris fut assassiné par des voleurs au Mexique.Expertise by Jean-Paul Veyssière 37000 Tours France. Paris : Paul Renouard, 1826 unknown
16-4010Paris : Paul Renouard 1826. Color lithograph. 255 x 435 cm. Plate VI. .View of Concepción Chile and its harbor Talcahuano. Includes native Americans wearing ponchos. Also includes ships dwellings wagon and palm trees.From "Vues et paysages des reÌgions eÌquinoxiales recueillis dans un voyage autour du monde par Louis Choris avec une introduction et un texte explicatif.".OCLC Number: 1176999197; 221396479; BN Notice n° : FRBNF30240323.Choris served as artist on Otto von Kotzebue's expedition of 1815 to 1818. On this voyage Kotzebue traveled from Russia around South America via Cape Horn visited many Polynesian islands and charted the Alaskan coast. Image placed horizontally on page."In July 1815 Choris at the age of 20 joined Otto von Kotzebue's expedition on the Rurik as the official artist. This was the first Russian circumnavigation devoted exclusively to scientific purposes and several well-known scientists contributed greatly to its success. Choris made a great many drawings during this voyage. In 1822 he published Voyage Pittoresque autour du monde . . Despite his using many of his drawings in that work Choris found 24 subjects among the remaining drawings which he published 4 years later in the present work" Lada-Mocarski.The plates are of subjects from the Atlantic and Pacific and include five of the coast of Brazil three in Chile eleven in the South Pacific and Hawaii and the remainder in Kamchatka the Marianas Manila the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. "Choris' drawings are original and faithful pictorial representations of the subjects he drew" Lada-Mocarski.References:Borba de Moraes pp.180-181; Forbes I 632; Lada-Mocarski 90; O'Reilly & Reitman 786; Sabin 12885.Louis Choris peintre et voyageur russe habile à peindre des objets d'histoire naturelle accompagna en 1813 le botaniste Marschall de Biberstein dans le Caucase et l'année suivante Otto de Kotzebue. A Paris en 1819 sur l'invitation des scientifiques il dessina ses belles études qu'il avait recueillies dans ses voyages. Il en fit publier le Voyage pittoresque autour du monde en 1822 dont les dessins sont estimés pur leur exactitude. La parution en 1826 des vues et passages des régions équinoxiales en forment la suite. Parti de France en 1827 pour un nouveau voyage en Amérique Choris fut assassiné par des voleurs au Mexique.Expertise by Jean-Paul Veyssière 37000 Tours France. Paris : Paul Renouard, 1826 unknown
1995126471St. John's NF: Breakwater; Atlantic Center for the Environment 1995. Hardcover. Fine/Near fine. xii 13-197 10 p. 23 x 29 cm. B&w and colour illustrations. Pictorial hardcover in matching dustjacket. <br/><br/> Breakwater; Atlantic Center for the Environment hardcover
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1995Q-1550810995Breakwater Books Ltd 1995-05-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Breakwater Books Ltd paperback
1801125036Paris: Chez Lavillette et Comp 1801. First French Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Half leather hardback with spine ornately decorated in gilt. Firm and square just rubbed. Contents age-toned with a few mild brown spots but tight and clean and showing well. No pen-marks. Not from a library so no such stamps or labels. Size: 200mm x 130mm. Collation: pp. 6 288 111 2. The section at the end of the book paginated pp. 111 is headed "Voyage de l'Inde a la Mekke" trans. Travel from India to Mecca and recounts the long expedition adventures and observations of a c.1739 pilgrim. Thus a very good copy. Bibliographic references: Barbier IV-1097; Not in Chadenat. Scarce. Chez Lavillette et Comp hardcover
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1956175173New York: 1956. A complicated web of intrigue An original script for the playwright's salacious drama never performed in his lifetime inspired by Ian Fleming's affair with Blanche Blackwell. The two were Coward's neighbours during his time in Jamaica. Coward and Fleming were close friends. In 1948 Coward visited Jamaica where he rented Goldeneye from Fleming for a week: "On arrival a boyish teasing friendship and good-natured rivalry over Jamaica began between Coward and Fleming. Fleming too enjoyed the sparring and wrote about the outcome of Coward's first visit. 'He Coward then went off and as close to me as he could get built a house what am I saying - four houses and - to hell with the charms of Bermuda and Switzerland! - comes here every year" Brooks p. 226. Coward's Jamaican home allowed him to observe the actions of his neighbours from a close range: "A complicated web of intrigue which gave Coward ample material for his play" Hoare. This not only included Fleming and Blackwell's affair but also that of Fleming's wife Ann with the politician Hugh Gaitskell. Coward would later write about another of Fleming's affairs with his future wife Ann in his only novel Pomp and Circumstance 1960. Provenance: Geoffrey A. Johnson Coward's close friend and US representative with his ownership stamps. Johnson 1930-2021 cast over 100 Broadway shows including Cats The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables. He first met Coward in 1961 when he worked as the stage manager for the Broadway production of Coward's Sail Away. The two went on to work together until Coward's death in 1973. Johnson acted as a trustee of the Noël Coward Foundation and was the Life President of the Noël Coward Archive Trust. Quarto. 97 mimeographed leaves printed rectos only. Original brown wrappers secured by three brass split pins front cover lettered in black sticker for the Rialto Mimeographing and Typing Service Bureau on front wrapper. Bottom edge a little nicked and creased: a near-fine copy. Victoria Brooks Literary Trips: Following in the Footsteps of Fame Volume 1 2002; Philip Hoare "Volcano: Noël Coward's Caribbean Play" The Arts Desk accessible online. unknown
