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1980AEAb[JEA87Brussels: Archives d'Architecture Moderne 1980. 1980. 8vo. pp. 399. Text in French & English. 4 essays incl. one on his interior architecture & another on his involvement in cinema & a previously unpublished article on Mallet-Stevens by Le Corbusier. profusely illus. biblio. wrs. Brussels: Archives d'Architecture Moderne, 1980. unknown
009657<p>Bruxelles: Editions Des Archives d'Architecture Moderne 1980 First edition. 8vo; 398 pp.; illustrated from photographs plans and drawings. A very good copy in original self-wrappers. Monograph on Mallet-Stevens French modernist architect. With contributions by Yvonne Brunhammer Michele Lewis and an unpublished article by Le Corbusier. Text in English and French.</p> Bruxelles: Editions Des Archives d'Architecture Moderne, (1980) paperback
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170848402Bruxelles Brussels: Chez François Foppens 1708. Fine. Chez François Foppens Bruxelles Brussels 1708 9.70 x 15.70 cm relié New edition after the original published in 1688 a second volume was added later. A handsome frontispiece portrait in medallion and a title vignette repeated in volume II. Title pages in red and black. Full red morocco binding late 19th century signed Thompson. Spine with raised bands decorated. Title and date gilt. Triple fillet frame on covers. Rich interior border. Edges gilt. Light rubbing at tail and lower edge. Scattered foxing. Handsome copy perfectly executed. Madame Deshoulières was regarded as the foremost poetess of her time and became moreover the first female academician. She held one of the most brilliant salons of the period she was a refined and remarkably cultured mind taking close interest in the sciences. Her poetry reflects the gallant spirit of the 17th century but also its morality; the volumes bringing together songs epistles idylls tragedies and occasional pieces. She was a précieuse moving in the circle of Luxembourg with the Duchess of Montpensier and in a circle of libertines. The edition of her Poësies contributed greatly to her contemporary literary fame. Chez François Foppens hardcover
#[24732]Contemporary calf leather with gilt lettering on spine and red morocco title shield. Wear at covers and corners. 8°: A-O 8 -A8 blank pag.: 230 4 pp. A-Q 8 -Q8 blank pag.: 242 12 pp. With engraved portrait by J. de Leeuw titlepage printed in red and black. 19th century ownership mark of Jules Daubermesnil in Dieppe. Antoinette du Ligier de la Garde Deshoulieres 1638-1694.B0076. hardcover
2124634Paris: Jean Villette. 1691. 8vo in 4s. Eighteenth-century speckled calf edges speckled red and green spine gilt in compartments and lettered directly in gilt board-edges roll-tooled in gilt; Villette's woodcut monogram device to title woodcut and typographic headpieces; upper hinge cracked small abrasions and short splits to joints subtly restored sporadic light foxing slight dust-soiling at foot of last 2 ff.; cancelled 1773 ownership inscription 'de la bibliotheque de Philippe-Rene Prevel' to front free endpaper late eighteenth-century ownership inscriptions 'Ex libris Brelay' to title and p. 220 Brelay's printed ownership slip pasted to title see below; a very good copy.Extremely rare reissue reusing the sheets of the first edition of 1688 - printed by Francoise Loir widow of the printer Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy - of the poems of Antoinette Deshoulieres c. 1634-1694 published to coincide with the reading of Deshoulieres's work at the Academie francaise in the spring of 1691 our copy owned by a resident of Niort during the French Revolution.Voltaire called Deshoulieres the most successful of French female poets as 'her verses have been the most widely remembered' quoted in Nouvelle biographie universelle XIII col. 828 trans. She was named a member of the Paduan Accademia degli Ricovrati and of the Academy of Aries and in 1688 she received a pension of 2000 livres from Louis XIV. Although she was unable to join the Academie francaise due to her sex her poems were recited as part of the official proceedings for the election of Bernard de Fontenelle in 1691. Our copy with a cancel title although retaining Loir's 1687 privilege du roi was evidently issued by Villette to capitalise on this event. Villette bought much of Cramoisy's unsold stock from Loir in 1691 and would eventually publish his own 'second edition' in 1693 after the publication rights had been ceded to him. Pasted to the title-page is a Revolutionary-era printed ownership slip '661 au citoyen Brelay rue de la Liberte a Niort. Deux-Sevres' the egalitarian designation citoyen was popularised following the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and was used as a universal form of address during the Revolution.OCLC finds only two copies in the US Cornell Minneapolis and none in the UK; not in Library Hub. CCfr records three copies only.Tchemerzine II p. 807. For the 1688 Cramoisy edition see BM STC French F-170; Brunet II col. 626; Cioranescu II pp. 738-39; Gay III p. 17; Graesse II p. 368; USTC 6129821. unknown
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175014687Bruxelles Brussels: Chez François Foppens 1750. Fine. Chez François Foppens Bruxelles Brussels 1750 15 x 9.50 cm deux tomes reliés en un volume New edition more complete than the previous ones. The first dates from 1694. Contemporary full marbled calf binding. Decorated spine with raised bands. Red morocco title label. Red edges. Handsome copy. Antoinette Ligier de la Garde was married at 13 to Sieur Deshoulières a woman of taste and wit she cared only to live as she pleased. She was however the first female academician Arles. She was an original mind whose verses contain a certain interiority. It was her friends who urged her to publish her poems which had considerable success. After her death her daughter published all of her poems adding her own. Chez François Foppens hardcover
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1750811F36Paris: De l'Imprimerie de Brunet imprimeur de L'Academie 1750 . First edition. Leather. Good. 6.5" by 4.5". None. A delightful and very scarce anthology of poetry consisting of the winners of the French Academy poetry prize from the mid seventeenth to mid eighteenth century. In the original French.The very scarce first edition of this collection of poetry. Presenting the winners of the poetry prize of L'Academie Francoise between 1671 and 1748 published on behalf of the Academy.As the prize was not held every single year between these dates presented here are forty-two examples of French poetry between these years. Established in 1635 the purpose of the Academy was to maintain standards of literary taste and to establish the literary language of France.The contents detail either the subject or title of each winner and their name beginning with 'Le Duel Aboli' by Bernard de La Monnoye in 1671 La Monnoye won the prize four further times in his lifetime and concluding with Jean-Francois Marmontel's poem on the glory of Louis XIV in 1746.Other winners include Antoine Houdar de la Motte Antoinette Deshoulieres Nicolas-Michel Linant and Catherine Bernard. The latter two won the prize a number of times each.A fascinating and very scarce work that provides insight into the most celebrated French poetry of the late seventeenth and early eighteenth century. In a full calf binding with gilt detailing to back strip. Minor loss of leather to back strip tail. Rubbing resulting in loss of leather to front and rear joints and board perimeters. Front and rear joints starting with boards holding firm. Front free endpaper absent. Internally firmly bound. Pages clean and bright with the odd area of light spotting. Good De l'Imprimerie de Brunet, imprimeur de L'Academie hardcover
19331912200006Paris: Henri Laurens 1933. Hardcover. Good. 10 volume set 5 hardcovers and 5 softcovers. Printed circa 1933-1972. A wonderful collection of French architecture. Chipping to spine of softcovers. Light wear. Some front end pages excised. Owner's name to some title pages. Generally clean. Minor staining. Contents: L'Abbaye de Fontenay et L'Architecture Cistercienne – Lucien Begule; L'Hotel des Invalides – Louis Dimier; La Cathedrale de Reims – Louis Demaison; The Cathedral of Chartres – Rene Merlet; Souvigny et Bourbon-L'Archambault – F. Deshoulieres; L'Amphitheatre de Nimes – Emile Esperandieu; Le Pont du Gard - Emile Esperandieu; L'Eglise Saint-Roch a Paris – Jean-Pierre Babelon; L'Abbaye de Moissac – Auguste Angles; La Cathedrale D'Albi – Jean Laran. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. Henri Laurens hardcover
