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1561232896Venice: Per Comin da Trino di Monferrato 1561. 16 768 pp. Woodcut printer's device on title. 1 vols. Small 8vo. Contemporary vellum with original ties. Covers a bit worn and soiled some early dampstaining to lower outer corner of last several leaves. Overall a good solid copy. 16 768 pp. Woodcut printer's device on title. 1 vols. Small 8vo. A collection which was originally published in 1554 compiled by Atanagi and containing letters by the original 13 authors: Ludovico Ganosa; Giovanni Battista Sanga; Giovanni Guidiccioni; Giovanni Matteo Giberto; Francesco della Torre; Jacopo Sadoleto; Nicoló Ardinghelli; Paolo Manuzio; Paolo Giovio; Bernardo Tasso; Annibal Caro; Claudio Tolomei; and Paulo Sadoleto.<br /> <br /> Libri 14 and 15 were added to the 3rd edition of 1556 in which more letters by the above were compiled by Ruscelli as well as Giovanni Boccaccio; Lorenzo de' Medici; Daniel Barbaro; Alberto Lolio; Giacomo Sannazaro; Andrea Navagero; Cardinal Bembo and others.<br /> <br /> All of the early editions are very scarce: OCLC finds no locations for either the 1554 or the 1556 editions only 4 locations in the US for this edition of 1561. Gamba B. Serie dei testi 1828 no. 1245-1247; not in Adams Per Comin da Trino di Monferrato unknown
159941148Brixiæ Brescia: Apud Vincentium Sabbium 1599. Quarto. Full contemporary vellum with manuscript titling to spine. 1f. recto verso blank p. 3 dedication p. 4 "Tabula" 5-143 i blank pp. Printed in red and black. Typeset throughout. With decorative woodcut initials and woodcuts of religious scenes at head of each chapter.<br /> <br /> Title with large oval woodcut device incorporating saints and Latin motto "Ecclesiæ Brixiani Advocata Defensores."<br /> <br /> Includes ca. 35 pages of neumatic musical notation on red 4-line staves scored for solo voice. <br /> <br /> With 17th and 18th century annotations to front pastedown canceled "M. A" M. Dona . F. B. and front free endpaper in two hands: the first "Ego Carolus Fontana . 1699" and the second Barthoi Campagnola Archipbri sta Caecilia Verona dono Antonij Piccoli Verone Archibri Terrentiani Brixien Diacesis die 10 Feris 1734." Annotation to verso of rear free endpaper "L h P. Ego Carolus Fontana de Rsa Pa habita Gambar 1699." <br /> <br /> Binding worn soiled and stained with a few minor tears to edges and spine; remnants of early vellum ties. Moderate foxing to title; occasional light foxing minor soiling dampstaining and small stains; mispagination from p. 57. OCLC 1 copy only at the Sistema Bibliotecario Ticinese in Switzerland. OPAC SBN 1 copy only at the Biblioteca di Studi Giuridici e Umanistici in Milan. Apud Vincentium Sabbium unknown
15997751599. Chiaroscuro woodcut in colors printed from four blocks on laid paper in dark brown grey and three shades of ochre 14 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches 370 x 370 mm the full sheet. A very good impression with gaufrage clearly visible on the verso trimmed to the platemark. A central vertical fold is mainly visible on the verso an additional diagonal fold is also visible on the verso. There are several scattered expert repairs to areas of skinning in the lower right quadrant of the sheet on the verso as well as one pea-sized area of expert repair in the center-left sheet on the verso. Repairs are not visible on the recto unless the sheet is viewed through raking light. Laid down to an archival paper matrix.<br /> <br /> Bartsch XII.101.11. Andreani published this suite of prints to reproduce the nine canvases of the Triumphs of Caesar by Andrea Mantegna made for the Gonzaga ducal palace in Mantua between 1484 and 1492 now residing in Hampton Court. The set his last large-scale publication took four years to complete and was the first to depict a painted cycle in its entirety. According to the dedication page Andreani worked after drawings prepared by the Mantuan painter Bernardo Malpizzi. Each of the nine scenes were printed with four blocks; the key block for outlines and separately carved blocks to apply the different shades of color. <br /> - The Chiaroscuro Woodcut in Renaissance Italy edited by Naoko Takahatake p108. unknown
1592371810Rome: Ex Typographia Apostolica Vaticana 1592. First edition of the Clementine Bible. Edition of 500 copies. Engraved title page reading: Biblia sacra vulgatae editionis. Sixti Quinti Pont. Max. iussu recognita atque edita. Letterpress title page printed in red and black. Text in double columns. 12 1131 1 blank 23 1 blank pp. 1 vols. Folio 349 x 250 mm. Full reddish-orange levant morocco spine titled in gilt raised bands highlighted in black boards with single rule in black dated 1957 on turn-in. Fine. Leather-tipped slipcase. First edition of the Clementine Bible. Edition of 500 copies. Engraved title page reading: Biblia sacra vulgatae editionis. Sixti Quinti Pont. Max. iussu recognita atque edita. Letterpress title page printed in red and black. Text in double columns. 12 1131 1 blank 23 1 blank pp. 1 vols. Folio 349 x 250 mm. First edition of the official text of the Catholic Bible issued under sanction of Clement VIII and therefore known as the "Clementine Bible" and superseding the controversial and suppressed edition of Sixtus V of 1590. The text is preceded by Cardinal Bellarmino's preface the Decree of the Council of Trent on the canonical Scriptures and a brief by Clement VIII.<br /> <br /> "It is generally admitted that on the whole the Clementine text . is critically an improvement upon the Sixtine. . The Clementine Bible of 1592 remains to the present day the standard edition of the Roman Church" Darlow & Moule. <br /> <br /> Nice wide-margined copy of this notable edition. Brunet I 878; Darlow and Moule 6184; Adams B1101; P.M. Baumgarten Neue Kunde von alten Bibeln pp. 316-322. Provenance: W. A. Copinger bookplate; General Theological Seminary gift of Cornelius Vanderbilt and Dean Augustus Hoffman bookplates Ex Typographia Apostolica Vaticana unknown
