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Large octavo in color printed & illus paper stapled wraps; 39p + 4 p of blue sepia photo plates (four images to a page) at rear. Rare. No copies located in World Cat || "Maqueta del proyecto Total de constucciones para el instituto...en Guatacama" to rear wrap.
Teal octavo, white spine, 161 pages, b&w illustrations ; 22 cm. In Spanish. || Jewish cooking, Food. || Rare, only 2 holdings and 1 record (maybe 2) on WorldCat.
Large octavo in maroon quarter calf and dark brown & red marbled paper-backed boards; raised bands and gilt titles & ornaments to spine; sewn; 571p, footnotes. 22 cm. Tomo V only (of 42). In an attractive binding of the period. In Spanish. Series: ColecciÛn de documentos inÈditos de Indias ;; v. 1-24 del Archivo de Indias; Variation: ColecciÛn de documentos inÈditos de Indias. || Spanish colonies. Discovery and exploration, Spanish. History. Sources.
Octavo in printed stapled self-wraps; 38p. Pamphlet Rare. No holdings found in World Cat. In Spanish. A detailed Pro-Marxist polemic presented to a Jesuit priest.
Hardcover octavo with marbled boards and cloth spine with gilt title on spine. 470, [8] pages b/w portraits 21 cm In Spanish. || Biographies. Argentinian generals. Argentinian diplomats. Argentinian politicians.
8vo., First Edition thus; cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy. Acclaimed critical edition.
Madrid, Imprenta de Villalpando, 1817. 8vo.; VIII-298 pp., 3 hs. SIN PORTADA Encuadernación en piel, de la época.
Two volumes, complete. A monumental collection of manuscripts relating to the wars for the independence of Colombia and Venezuela (1814-1820). XI, 598; [VI], 632 pp. 5,283 manuscripts described. 4to. Original wraps. FINE AND BRIGHT. A fundamental source.
Hardcover, 165 pages, ENG, 290 x 225 mm, dustjacket, as New !, with illustrations in colour / b/w. ISBN 9780521401074. The National Gallery's collection of Spanish paintings is distinguished by seven of El Greco's works from every period of his activity in Italy and Spain; Diego Velázquez' work on an intimate scale; Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's images addressing both the sacred and profane; and seven of Francisco de Goya's incisive portraits of Spain's aristocratic and intellectual society. Also included are two panels by the Master of the Catholic Kings, which represent Hispano-Flemish painting of the late fifteenth century at its best.
London, John Murray, 1910. 4to.; XVI-318 pp. Ejemplar con envío autógrafo del autor. Encuadernación original en tela sajona estampada. La segunda publicación sobre España de Luffman, tras "A Vagabond in Spain" (1895). Recorre Málaga , Ronda, Granada, Sevilla , Albacete, Murcia, Cartagena, Orihuela, Valencia, Denia, Sagunto, Barcelona, Montserrat, Burgos, Valladolid, Salamanca, Cáceres, Redondela, Pontevedra, Santiago de Compostela, Orense, León, Covadonga y Bilbao. La obra refleja el interés profesional del autor en aspectos agrícolas y de jardinería. Contiene un capítulo sobre la producción de Moscatel, asunto bien conocido por el desde que trabajó durante dos años como gerente de Delius Bros, comercializadora de uva pasa en Málaga con destino al Reino Unido.
A very substantial and profusely-illustrated exhibition catalogue, focusing on how Miro was influenced by folk art, the various places in Catalonia where he lived (Montroig, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca), and historical events he witnessed (especially the Spanish civil war). 118 pp. Over 100 plates, mainly in color. Large 4to. Original wraps. FINE AND BRIGHT. Scarce.
Quarto in black quarter calf (raised bands and gilt titles) and dark blue marbled paper boards; 380 p. illus., ports., facsims. 26 cm. "Epilogo [El Prado] por RamÛn GÛmez de la Serna": p. [301]-380. In Spanish. Numerous illus and photo reprods in b/w throughout. || Streets -- Spain -- Madrid. Larra, Mariano JosÈ de, 1809-1837.
Narrow octavo in offwhite wraps; 130pp. Very scarce Spanish translation and Argentine edition of: Heart of darkness. No listing in WorldCat for this edition and/or transation, which, also according to WorldCat, is preceded in the Spanish language solely by the Barcelona, Montaner y Simon, 1931 edition, translated by Julia RodrÌguez Danilewsky.
Tall, large quarto in off-white paper wraps; approx 75 pp. (un-numbered), b/w illus throughout, some flaid in, some full-page. In Spanish. Very scarce presumed first edition of this poetical work which was re-published in 1992. Nop copies located in WorldCat. "Alexandre Campos RamÌrez (May 6, 1919 ñ February 9, 2007) (known as Alexandre de Fisterra) was a poet, inventor (possibly of table football among other things) and editor. He was born in Fisterra (Galicia) in 1919. When his father's shoemaking business failed, the director of his school made Finisterre pay his tuition by correcting the homework of lower grades. Later he became a construction worker and worked in a print shop. Finisterre was injured during fascist bombings of Madrid in the Spanish civil war. In hospital he saw many children injured and unable to play football. This was his inspiration for foosball, which was born from the concept of table tennis. Alejandro credits his friend Francisco Javier Altuna, a Basque carpenter, for making the first foosball game following Finisterre's directions. Although the invention was patented in 1937, Finisterre had to escape to France from the fascist coup d'Ètat, and he lost the patent papers in a storm. After he allegedly invented foosball (Lucien Rosengart claims to have done so as well) he fled Francisco Franco's Spain to Latin America. His leftish ideology, however, would lead him to problems in Guatemala, where he was kidnapped when Carlos Castillo Armas took over the country, and he was sent by airplane to Madrid. During that flight Alejandro threatened the pilot by telling him that he had explosives (one of the first aircraft hijackings). Later in Mexico, he became an editor. He died in Zamora on the February 9, 2007." -- Wikipedia
Two volumes, quarto on brushed maroon linen; 319 pp. total; footnotes, index, toc. Uncommon. Offered as a set of two volumes. Apparently no other volumes published. Spine titles state: "1 A-B" and "1 C-F" , respectively. || Spanish literature -- Classical period, 1500-1700 -- Bibliography -- Union lists. Rare books -- New York (State) -- New York -- Bibliography -- Catalogs. Rare books -- Massachusetts -- Boston -- Bibliography -- Catalogs. Rare books -- Spain -- Bibliography -- Union lists. Manuscripts, Spanish -- United States -- Union lists. Hispanic Society of America. Library -- Catalogs. Boston Public Library. Ticknor Collection -- Catalogs. Geographic: Spain -- Imprints -- Union lists.
Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. with special original box. 4to. (29 x 24 cm). In Spanish. 135 p., color ills. 400 ejemplares numerados del 51 al 450, en papel de hiro Guarro, especialmente fabricado para esta edicion, con la serie definitiva de las acuarelas y el retrato de 'La dama de las camelias' en lujoso estuche especial. 072 / 400. Maria Duplessis: "La dama de las camelias"; con 9 acuarelas de Luisa Butler y un retrato inédito de la dama de las camelias.
Quarto in tan illus. paper wraps (title not on spine, but small illus.); illus. (some color); 278 p., 28 cm. In Spanish.
Octavo in dark brown boards with gilt lettering on spine; 222 p., 24 cm. Copy previously owned/signed by Americo Paredes; Folk-tales in Spanish with notes and summaries in English; Series: Memoirs of the American Folk-lore Society
Octavo in tan and orange glossy wraps (orange spine); 188 p., 23 cm. In Spanish. // Series: Temas ling¸Ìstica 16; Only 500 copies printed; **Extra shipping may apply for international orders.**
Octavo in peach wrappers; illus., maps; 139 pp., 20 cm. In Spanish. Series: Vocabularios Bolivianos No. 4; Variation. Scarce.
Quarto in green cloth boards; 423 p.; [5] leaves of plates: illustrations, portraits, maps ; 26 cm. In Spanish.
Octavo in brown cloth boards; illus., maps; foldout map; 223 p., 24 cm. In Spanish.
Octavo in grey cloth and gilt titles; 556 p., 24 cm. In Spanish.
Octavo in red and white illus. paper wraps (red spine); illus.; 153 p., 23 cm. In Spanish. // In only one library worldwide (Library of Congress); very scarce.
Octavo in offwhite paper wraps; 313 p., 21 cm. In Spanish. // Only 1,000 copies printed.
