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Maria Feodorovna Empress Consort of Russia Photograph Signed

1928002034Hvidore: s. n. 1928. Softcover. Original silver gelatin photographic postcard of the Empress sitting on a padded bench in her garden holding an umbrella and a bouquet of flowers; 5 x 3 1/4; minor wear to corners and image; a bit of age-toning and a manuscript note in pencil to verso; near fine condition. Signed in ink: "Maria Hvidore" in the lower half of the photo. Possibly one of Maria Feodorovna's last photographs the anonymous note on the back stated: "The Empress sent me this not long before she passed away at Hvidore." Empress Consort of Russia Maria Feodorovna 1847 – 1928 christened Dagmar was the wife of Tsar Alexander III and mother of Emperor Nicholas II of Russia whom she outlived by ten years. The second daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark and Louise of Hesse-Cassel she was bethroted to Tsarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich of Russia but after his death from meningitis in 1865 Maria honored his last wish and married his younger brother the future Alexander III. She converted to Orthodoxy and became Grand Duchess Maria Feodorovna of Russia. With Alexander II's assassination in 1881 she and her husband were crowned Emperor and Empress of Russia. After Alexander III's death in 1894 she became Dowager Empress and her son Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra were crowned the new rulers. The outbreak of the Revolution in 1917 forced her to travel to Crimea where she received the devastating news that her sons daughter-in-law and grandchildren had been murdered. She refused to believe it and declared it a rumor. Although the monarchy would be overthrown she would not leave Russia until 1919 - first to London and eventually to her native Denmark where she would settle in Hvidore a former country house near Copenhagen. Maria died on October 13 1928 at the age of 80 having outlived four of her six children. Hvidore: s. n. paperback

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Gunnery Book

182020114England 1820. Half Calf. Marbled paper pastedown on boards. Very Good. A military-related manuscript rife with exquisite drawn and painted illustrations of ships cannon ammunition and other military equipment. 8vo. 25 by 21 cm. 10 223 pp. Not including the blank leaves following which constitute about one fourth of the leaves. In unpaginated pages at the beginning there are a calligraphic title page a full page pen-and-ink drawing of two warships -- basically serving as a frontis -- and a two page index. The illustrations appear throughout the manuscript as do numerous tables -- this being a manual of sorts how else to deal with the niceties of ammunition The illustrations can be renderings of simple geometric principles to realistic depictions of warships facing off. Many of the illustrations are small vignettes of hardware -- the utilitarian purpose of the artwork might not sound especially exciting but the precision of the drawing is such as to inspire awe. There are a number of pages given over to such small illustrations. Rather than a count of the total number of illustrations we would say that there are 40 pages in which there are illustrations that are ones that reflect artistic skill by the creator of this manuscript. The text is written in a very consistent and neat cursive -- one should have no trouble reading any of the text. We would not regard most of the handwriting as calligraphic. Only two title pages feature bona fide calligraphy. Alas we do not know who put together this book or exactly when. It has a resemblance to student notebooks and course summaries of the period both ones created in England but also the United States. But given the length and thrust of the thing we are inclined to see it as the effort of an instructor. Perhaps there was an ambition to publish as well. Not knowing the identity of the creator militates against having a conclusive answer to the mystery. Based on the warships depicted we pin the manuscript as circa 1820. The spine leather is torn rubbed rough. Scattered soiling of the leaves within with browning conspicuous along page edges. Still well-preserved and attractive. unknown

White Fox Rare Books and Antiques · États-Unis4 500,00 $US≈ 3 807,45 €

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Costumes de la Bretagne - Album contenant 44 planches de costumes dessinés au crayon ou aquarellés

185089124s.l. : S.n. 1850. Fine. 44 coloured plates of Breton costumes S.n. s.l. s. d. ca 1850 30.5 x 40.5 cm Relié Album comprising 44 plates of Breton costumes the first two drawn in pencil the others delicately watercoloured mounted on heavy paper some with captions unsigned.Bound in contemporary half green sheep spine decorated with gilt and black fillets gilt garlands and fleurons some rubbing to the spine embossed cherry-red cloth boards bumped corners a few scuffs along the edges.A handsome album of Breton costumes in the manner of Hippolyte Lalaisse and his Galerie armoricaine of 1848.Particularly focused on the Breton-speaking departments Western Morbihan and Finistère: 1. Seated bagpipe player. 2. Peasant dance. 3. Woman from the Auray area Morbihan. 4. Young shepherd from Morbihan. 5. Woman from Plouay Morbihan. 6. Man from Faouët Morbihan. 7. Women from Josselin Morbihan. 8. Woman from Pluméliau Morbihan. 9. Women from Ploemeur Morbihan. 10. Woman from Ploërmel and nearby farmer Morbihan. 11. Woman from Auray Morbihan. 12. Woman from Lanzac Morbihan. 13. Man from Lanzac. 14. Woman from Guémené near Pontivy Morbihan. 15. Woman from Elven Morbihan. 16. Milkmaid from St-Paterne in Vannes Morbihan. 17. Woman from Douarnenez Finistère. 18. Man from Pont-lAbbé Finistère. 19. Woman from Pont-lAbbé. 20. Fisherman from Douarnenez Finistère. 21. Milkmaid from Douarnenez. 22. Bride from Kerfeunteun Finistère. 23. Man from Châteauneuf-du-Faou Finistère. 24. Women from Plougastel near Brest Finistère. 25. Man from Plougastel. 26. Woman from Locmaria near Quimper and farmer from Elliant Finistère. 27. Peasant from Riec Finistère. 28. Young girl from Bannalec Finistère. 29. Man from Saint-Thégonnec Finistère. 30. Women from the area of Pont-Lannay Finistère. 31. Bride and groom from Kerlouan Finistère. 32. Men and women from the area of Pontcroix Finistère. 33. Farmer from Saint-Évarzec Finistère. 34. Woman and two children. 35. Presentation of a newborn at a calvary. 36. Woman from Ploëne near Moncontour Côtes-du-Nord. 37. Woman from Antrain Ille-et-Vilaine. 38. Man and woman from Cancale Ille-et-Vilaine. 39. Woman from Saint-Servan and Dinan near Saint-Malo Ille-et-Vilaine. 40. Young ladies from Pornic Loire-Inférieure. 41. Man from Bourg-de-Batz in festive costume Loire-Inférieure. 42. Woman from Bourg-de-Batz in festive costume. 43. Bride and groom from Bourg-de-Batz. 44. Young salt-workers in working attire.Copy from the library of Léon Noël with his ex-libris label pasted on the front endpaper. S.n. hardcover

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