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186373337481 pages; xxxv 1 1-601 3 pages text in Italian Published by G. Barbera hardcover
1859mon0000215213H.G. Bohn 1859-01-01. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual markings. Clean copy sound binding. Some damage to title page. H.G. Bohn hardcover
180824106London:: Printed for J. Miller 1808. A new edition. original linen-backed boards with printed paper label on spine. Some rubbng and chipping to the fragile original boards: very attractive original condition. 8vo. Engraved frontispiece portrait. Printed for J. Miller, hardcover
1809103418Venezia Nella Tipog. Picotti a spese di Gio. Andrea Foglierini libraio veneto 1809. In 8° massimo cartonato ricoperto coevo con titolo su etichetta in carta al dorso. Pp. XV 1 conteneti: Giudizi su le opere del P. di G. Cardano e di V. Gravina; Epoche degli studi del P. epilogati da M. Boni; Albero genealogico di F. P. Seguono pp.355 1 con il testo. Bell'esemplare fresco ed in barbe Venezia, Nella Tipog. Picotti a spese di Gio. Andrea Foglierini libraio veneto unknown
1818433432Firenze : Dalla Libreria di Pallade 1818. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy bound in leather-backed paper-covered boards. Gilt-blocked leather label to spine. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Firenze : Dalla Libreria di Pallade hardcover
181735249-A-65261Pisa: Sebastiano Nistri 1817. In 24mo cm. 14 x 9 cm. Original half vellum binding marbled plates gold title on titleshield. With the portraits of Petrarch and Laura. Slight traces of use to the bindings some light ruststaining handwr. names at first flyleaf otherwise in good condition. Vol. I: XXX 2 359 1; Vol. II: 4 XII 298 pp. Sebastiano Nistri hardcover
180586630Pisa: Tipografia della Societa Letteraria 1805. Hardcover. Good. 2 vols. portrait viii 4 xxii 2 352 2. 368p. i.e. 268p. -- pagination in Tomo II jumps from 225 to 326. 19th century quarterbinding boards with marbled paper with vellum spine and corners. 40cm. Marbled paper worn away along some cover edges. Light to moderate foxing mostly in Tomo I and most heavily on portrait and title-page in that volume which also has a few leaves which are browned and a moderate stain in the lower right portion beginning quite small and faint about page 240 and becoming more extensive leaf-to-leaf until one reaches the back cover where it is visible most of the lower quarter of the rear pastedown. Italian text. Edited by Giovanni Rosini. Petrarch was a celebrated 14th century Italian poet who is also considered one of the founders of humanism. Tipografia della Societa Letteraria hardcover
1851479429Firenze: Felice Le Monnier 1851. Hardcover in good condition. No jacket. Text in Italian. Half leather boards. Third edition. 459 pages. Boards and leather spine are worn and slightly faded. Abrasions and minor tears on leading corners and spine ends. Page block and pages are tanned and marked. Pencilled annotations and underlining on some pages. Text remains legible throughout. HCW. Hardcover. Good. Used. Felice Le Monnier Hardcover
1886475947Firenze : Successori Le Monnier 1886. First Edition Eighth Impression. Hardcover. Very good copy in the original gilt-illustrated white cloth boards substantially foxed and dust-toned. Edges and prelims slightly foxed with the interior remaining tight bright and clean. A well-preserved example overall. Physical description; xii 447 pages ; 21 cm. Notes; Con l'interpretazione di Giacomo Leopardi migliorata in varj luoghi la lezione del testo e aggiuntovi nuove osservazioni per cura dell'editore. Italian text. Subjects; Italian poetry – 14th century. Sonnets. Canzoniere. Lyric poetry. Firenze : Successori Le Monnier hardcover
1841440284London : E. Bull 1841. 1st edition. Hardcover. Author's inscribed copy. Good copy only in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat bumped and rubbed as with age. Cover detached. Page with portrait detached. Moderate foxing. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description: xii 257 pages ; 12º. London : E. Bull hardcover
1898463688London : Kegan Paul Trench Trubner 1898. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges slightly dust-toned and rubbed as with age. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and strong. Physical description; 227 pages 17 cm. Notes; Sonnets in Italian and translated into English. Subjects; Italian poetry Works. Classical works. Literature. Hymns. Sonnets. Octaves. Poems. Epics. Romantics. London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner hardcover
1898024084London: Kegan Paul Trench and Co 1898. Small Octavo. unopened. 2271 pp. Italian text on the left English text on the right of the pages. This work offers a deep dive into the Italian Renaissance poet. Petrarch's passionate conflicted love for his muse Laura exploring themes of divine beauty earthly desire spiritual struggle and the fleeting nature of life all framed in the iconic Petrarchan sonnet form octave and sestet. It's a journey through worshipful adoration torment and eventual penitence for worldly passions revealing the birth of modern lyric poetry. A very nice copy bound by Riviere in 3/4 brown morocco over maroon cloth raised bands with lettering and rules in gilt top edge gilt. from the library of H.L. Tevis at Alma. Dr. Harry L. Tevis a wealthy art collector and botany enthusiast who owned a large estate near Alma California south of Los Gatos in the early 20th century. His property later became home to Alma College. Kegan, Paul, Trench and Co unknown
1863456138Firenze : Felice le Monnier 1863. First Edition. Softcover. Paperback reading set in variable condition all very legible. Volumes 1 3 and 4 in good condition with wrappers somewhat dust-dulled and edgeworn. Volumes 2 and 5 lacking front wrappers only complete from half-title onward; the latter's binding is moreover cracked between 276 and 277 with a single medial thread attached to both sections. Some significant foxing to parts of volumes 2 and 3 with sporadic and faint foxing only to the other volumes. A very serviceable and complete set overall. Physical description; complete in 5 volumes ; 19 cm. Notes; First collected edition in Italian translation with notes. Subjects; Petrarca Francesco 1304-1374 - Correspondence Authors Italian - 14th century - Correspondence. Firenze : Felice le Monnier paperback
1891143345Firenze G. Barbera editore. Very Good. 1891 tp. HARDCOVER. Hardcover. 3x4" rather small.thick. VERY GOOD CONDITION clean solid ; Gold titles on red spine label6x2 spine horizontal lines all on off white quarterbound parchment on thin white leather spine.Grey cloth hard covers. Attractive red combed-marbled endpapers.NICE SMALL VOLUME .Nice text block edges all around. ; 49813pg pages; .TEXT IN ITALIAN LANGUAGE ONLY. . Firenze, G. Barbera editore hardcover
181944484Padova: nella Tipogr. del Seminario 1819-1820. In-4 mm. 335x 230 2 volumi mz. tela con angoli coeva filetti e titolo oro al dorso pp. LIX375; 444444; con 1 fac-simile delle otto linee scritte dal poeta nel codice virgiliano e 8 belle tavole inc. all'acquaforte fuori testo ritratti di Laura e del Petrarca monumenti sepolcrali di Arquà e di Padova veduta di Linterno; oltre alle vedute di Valdichiusa Selvapiana e Arquà inc. dal Lose. In fine al 1° volume: Dichiarazioni ed illustrazioni storico-critiche de' ritratti delle vedute ed altre opere d'intaglio che si contengono ne' due volumi di questa edizione. L'opera è cosi' composta: "Memorie della vita di Francesco Petrarca - Sonetti e Canzoni in vita di M. Laura - Sonetti e Canzoni in morte di M. Laura - Trionfi in vita ed in morte di M. Laura - Sonetti e Canzoni sopra varj argomenti". In Appendice Biblioteca Petrarchesca e bibliografia di tutte le edizioni del Canzoniere; al fine l'editore ha inserito 2 carte coi sonetti XXII-XXII1 e XXVIII-XXIX per correggere un errore della p. 34 Sonetto XXIII nel verso "Che non ha a schifo le tue bionde chiome" così corretto: "Che non ha a schifo le tue bianche chiome" come anche precisato dal Gamba746.Cfr. Gamba746: "Edizione di 450 copie tutte in carta velina. Il più nobile tributo si è questo che sia mai stato fatto al Cantore di Laura avendo posto l'ab. Marsand in tal edizione veramente accurata e magnifica ogni scrupolosa attenzione a fine che il testo riuscisse il più conforme a quegli scritti autografi che servirono sopra tutto di norma alle edizione 1472 1501 e 1513. La breve vita dell'autore fu ingegnosamente dal Marsand compilata colle parole del Poeta volgarizzate dalle sue opere latine. Brevi e succosi argomenti ha anteposti a ciascun Sonetto e Canzone".Bell'ex-libris nobiliare al risg.; esemplare con barbe parzialm. intonso; con solo qualche lieve fioriture margin. altrimenti molto ben conservato. nella Tipogr. del Seminario, hardcover
187960835Venice: Ferd. Ongania Edit. 1879. The "fly's eye" miniature Petrarch First edition thus first impression number 281 of 1000 copies only. This edition contains six sonnets that had recently been discovered by G. Veludo the dedicatee. Ongania explains in his preface that this edition is uniform with Salmin's famous "fly's eye type" miniature Dante of the previous year the success of which inspired him to produce the Petrarch. This copy is inscribed on the verso of the front free endpaper "To P.M. with every good wish from V.J.S. 23 May 1914". P.M. is very likely Philip Morrell 1870-1943 husband of Ottoline Morrell chatelaine of Garsington. The book was part of a lot offered for sale at Christie's South Kensington 1 November 2006 Modern First Editions including Books from the Library of Lady Ottoline Morrell and Family. Miniature book 2 vols in 1 tricesimo-secundo 54 x 35 mm. Portrait frontispiece and engravings throughout. Original panelled vellum spine gilt in compartments patterned endpapers all edges gilt. Bookseller's ticket to recto of rear free endpaper. Binding lightly rubbed and toned. An excellent copy. Bondy p. 96; Houghton 270; Mikrobiblion 189; Welsh 5665. hardcover
1822137767London: Presso C. Corrall A Spesi di G. Pickering. 1822. A charming miniature Petrarch in the original Italian attractively bound and finely printed by Pickering as part of his Diamond Classics series of miniature books featuring the great writers. Miniature vicesimo-quarto 24mo 88 x 44 mm. Portrait frontispiece and engraved title page. Contemporary dark green morocco spine lettered in gilt red endpapers gilt edges. Very light rubbing at extremities yet an excellent copy binding tight with little wear light toning to frontispiece and title page but thereafter contents clean. Keynes Pickering Checklist p. 84. unknown
182113453<p>Roma: Nella Stamperia de Romanis 1821 Sixth Muratori edition revised using the Comino edition 1732 and the Marsand edition 1819-20. . Full dark green diaper calf. Covers ruled in blind gilt spine with black calf labels marbled edges. . Two volumes octavo. . Engraved frontispiece. Binding extremities lightly rubbed some scuffing two bookplates in each volume. A very good copy.</p> Nella Stamperia de Romanis,
1846mon0000015769Pietro Fraticelli 1846. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Text in Italian. Volume I only. Owner name front free page: John H.R. Polt Professor Emeritus of Spanish and Portuguese University of California Berkeley. Notes on rear free page. No other notes in lightly read book. Binding tight. Hardcover spine taped. Pietro Fraticelli hardcover
1846mon0000015770Pietro Fraticelli 1846. Hardcover. Good. in x in x in. Text in Italian. Volume II only. Owner name front free page: John H.R. Polt Professor Emeritus of Spanish and Portuguese University of California Berkeley. Notes on rear free page. No other notes in lightly read book. Binding tight. Hardcover spine taped. Pietro Fraticelli hardcover
181932220Padova: Nella Tipografia del Seminario 1819-1820. 2 volumes. The especially handsome folio edition of Petrarca and Marsand. This Copy on Large and Grand paper the best of the editions. Volume I with the very fine portraits beautifully engraved on copper by Raffaello Morghen and Mauro Gandolfi. The text in a fine and handsome Bodoniesque typography. Two engraved plates showing a view of Valchiusa engraved by Federico Lose the other showing a facsimile of the celebrated words of the poet handwritten on the Virgilian manuscript and another five plates depicting landscapes and the monument of Petrarca. Folio 33 by 23 cm very handsomely bound in full dark green grained morocco the spines with raised bands ruled in gilt the compartments with gilt panels formed by concentric squares tooled in gilt lettered in gilt in two compartments the covers and turnovers multi-ruled in gilt at the borders dark green endleaves all edges gilt. lix 375; 2 444 pp. A very regal and handsome set the bindings elegant with some unobtrusive age mellowing to the vellum and textured cloth the leather labels a bit rubbed. Internally both volumes are sound and sturdy the hinges fine and tight. The text with some light spotting to which the paper is prone this copy less than is typical and always quite mild. ONE OF THE FINEST PRINTINGS OF THE GREAT ITALIAN POET THIS REMINISCENT OF THE GREAT BODONI PRINTINGS The work is a connoisseur's and bibliophile's treasure printed in a small number of copies on large paper. Published with the valuable work and study of Antonio Marsand and the true reference edition for all later publications. Notable for its refinement and typographic elegance comparable to Bodoni's editions and for the scrupulous attention paid to the critical analysis of texts. At the end of the book a rich and accurate bibliography of all the previous editions of Pertrarca's works.<br> One of the "great triumvirate" of Italian poets Francesco Petrarch's sonnets were admired and imitated throughout Europe during the Renaissance and they served as the model for nearly all later Western lyrical poetry. He was also the first true reviver of learning in Medieval Europe. He was a great student of the classical works-- histories poetry law and orations and he included in his studies many ancient books and manuscripts that the medieval period had ignored for nearly a millennium. He also closely followed the politics and learning of his own age. It was with Petrarca that the ancient and the modern eras met together and a new stadium for the Human spirit that which we are wont to style Renaissance was opened.<br> Many have stated that the book is as beautiful as a Bodoni printing.<br> <br>Brunet IV 556. Graesse V 229. Marsand p. 126. Hortis 232. Fiske p. 125. Bellini "storia della tipografica del Seminario di Padova Nella Tipografia del Seminario hardcover
183774600Padova: Coi Tipi Della Minerva 1837. Hardcover. cxxii27862 pp.; 21.5x14.5 cm. Text in Italian - spine faded previous owner's name some spots/ foxing only volume 1 of2 Although still very good see picture Coi Tipi Della Minerva hardcover
1806108031Jena : presso Federico Frommann 1806. 175x105mm. LV - mezza legatura in badana. Legatura coeva in vitello marmorizzato con titolo e decorazioni dorate e filetti dorati sul dorso. Pelle in alcuni punti sfregata ma per il resto rilegatura di pregio. Buono stato. 583 presso Federico Frommann unknown
1818440283Firenze : Dalla Libreria di Pallade 1818. 1st edition. Hardcover. Poor copy in marbled boards backed in gilt-blocked leather; spine and panels dust-dulled bumped nicked and rubbed as with age. Shadow-staining and some foxing. Physical description; 195 pages 12 cm. Subjects; Le rime de Francesco Petrarca. Italian poetry. Italian sonnets. Poetry in Italian. Firenze : Dalla Libreria di Pallade hardcover
18211401008Roma: Nella stamperia De Romanis 1821-1822. Revised Edition. Hardcover. Octavo two volumes. In Very Good minus condition. Contained in a maroon faux-book slipcase quarter bound in red leather with gilt ornamentation and lettering to the spines and armorial stamps to the front and rear boards has moderate chipping and scuff marks throughout a red mark over the Harvard coat of arms and soiling along the head edges. Both volumes are wrapped in maroon three-flap enclosures. Bound in full vellum with gilt ornamentation and lettering along the spines. Boards have light plus discoloration throughout and light bending to fore corners. Textblocks have a prize bookplate for Jacob Canter on the front pastedowns light foxing on some pages throughout minor soiling to edges and blue speckling to edges. Volume 1 has a small tear to the bottom corner of page 229. Volume 2 has small tears to the bottom corners of pages 31 53 and 119. EM Consignment. Shelved in Room A. <br /> <br> <br /> <br> <br /> Contents: VOL I: 1 xxxv 1 543 pages;-- VOL II: 412 pages. 1401008. Special Collections. Nella stamperia De Romanis hardcover