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2011x-1848606257Sage Pubns Ltd 2011. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 200 pages. 9.25x6.25x0.75 inches. Sage Pubns Ltd hardcover
IN FRANCESE ILL. Fioriture. Mende in copertina
2018__908890572XSidestone Pr 2018. Hardcover. New. 335 pages. Spanish language. 10.00x7.25x1.00 inches. Sidestone Pr hardcover
Eriksson, JohanIn Pristine Condition. unknown
190621345Paris, Éditions Ferroud, 1906. In-4 en feuilles sous chemise cartonnée à rabats, titre doré au premier plat, dos de percaline crème, attaches (une est présente mais détachée).
1995Manohar-9780521465366Cambridge University Press 1995. Hardcover. New. Cambridge University Press hardcover
1995Manohar-9780521465366Cambridge University Press 1995. Hardcover. New. Cambridge University Press hardcover
9116308Short description: In Russian. Malatesta, Enrico. Selected Works. Petrograd: The Voice of Labor, 1919. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKU9116308
9116297"Short description: In Russian. Makushok, Markell Emelyanovich. Our Fish Wealth. Moscow; Leningrad: State Publishing House, 1926. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKU9116297"
4907204Short description: In Russian. Malatesta, Enrico. In the Cafe. To the Light. You are welcome to reach out to us for a detailed description of the copies currently available. Delivery of this book may take longer than usual including extended processing and pre-shipping time, no expedited shipping is available. Please advise us if you have a set date or a deadline to receive your order.SKU4907204
9116308Short description: In Russian. Malatesta Enrico. Selected Works. Petrograd: The Voice of Labor 1919. The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU9116308 unknown
9116311Short description: In Russian. Malatesta Enrico. A Brief System of Anarchism in X Conversations. Moscow: Moscow Federation of Anarchist Groups 1917. The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU9116311 unknown
4907204Short description: In Russian. Malatesta Enrico. In the Cafe. To the Light. The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU4907204 unknown
1922264<i>LIBERTAD Y COMUNISMO</i>. Barcelona: Tierra Y Libertad Imp. Salvat Duch y Ferré Viladomat 108 1922. 21 cm 165 pages plus index. Selections by P. Delesalle R. Mella A. Girard C. Cafiero E. Malatesta and P. Kropotkine. "El communism y la anarquia" is credited to the Grupo Estud. S.R.I. de Paris. "Definiciones" and "Origines" are anonymous. OCLC records one copy in the Netherlands at the International Institute of Social History. Paper wrapper slight fold separation at the foot of a chipped spine. A well-read copy still usable paper aging but not disintegrating. Tierra Y Libertad, Imp. Salvat, Duch y Ferré, Viladomat 108. paperback books
190613048Paris, édition Ferroud, 1906. 1 vol. in-8 carré. [4]ff, XXXIIff, [1]f. En feuilles, sous chemise cartonnée crèmre, dos et rabats de toile crème, titre et mentions d'illustratur, éditeur et auteur dorés, feuillets imprimés uniquement au recto.
BN105269Editions EP&S. Softcover. L'endurance <br/><br/>L'endurance Editions EP&S paperback
192246511Bologna: Edizioni di "Volontà 1922. First Edition. Octavo 19.5cm.; publisher's cream card wrappers printed in orange and black; 118pp. Spine rather significantly cocked some wear to extremities; still quite a Very Good fresh copy of a scarce edition. A series of fictional conversations and debates between a student a "borghese" an anarchist-socialist a judge and a merchant. Divided into chapters the "characters" discuss a socialist constitution economics communism government laws and communist anarchism. The first ten conversations were written in 1897 before Malatesta fled Italy and were based on his experiences as the frequenter of "a café that was not usually the haunt of subversives such as himself.Anarchism would almost certainly have been one of the topics of conversation since the anarchists of the city Ancona constantly bombarded their fellow townspeople with a barrage of propaganda" Robin Healey "Italian Literature Before 1900 in English Translation" 0584 citing the 2005 translation. Only upon his return to Ancona in 1913 did Malatesta revisit the conversations publishing the first ten in his new journal "Volontà" though they were not fully completed until after the end of World War I in 1920 shortly before the author's arrest. Though his home was searched and arms and explosives discovered the manuscript was either missed or ignored and published in its entirey for the first time in this edition with a short afterword by Luigi Fabbri co-editor with Malatesta of the journal "L'Agitazione." See Paul Nursey-Bray's introduction to the 2005 translation. Exceedingly rare: no copies in the trade as of October 2019; Smith College and the IISH only in OCLC. Edizioni di "Volontà unknown
192246511Bologna: Edizioni di "Volontà 1922. First Edition. Octavo 19.5cm.; publisher's cream card wrappers printed in orange and black; 118pp. Spine rather significantly cocked some wear to extremities; still quite a Very Good fresh copy of a scarce edition. A series of fictional conversations and debates between a student a "borghese" an anarchist-socialist a judge and a merchant. Divided into chapters the "characters" discuss a socialist constitution economics communism government laws and communist anarchism. The first ten conversations were written in 1897 before Malatesta fled Italy and were based on his experiences as the frequenter of "a café that was not usually the haunt of subversives such as himself.Anarchism would almost certainly have been one of the topics of conversation since the anarchists of the city Ancona constantly bombarded their fellow townspeople with a barrage of propaganda" Robin Healey "Italian Literature Before 1900 in English Translation" 0584 citing the 2005 translation. Only upon his return to Ancona in 1913 did Malatesta revisit the conversations publishing the first ten in his new journal "Volontà " though they were not fully completed until after the end of World War I in 1920 shortly before the author's arrest. Though his home was searched and arms and explosives discovered the manuscript was either missed or ignored and published in its entirey for the first time in this edition with a short afterword by Luigi Fabbri co-editor with Malatesta of the journal "L'Agitazione." See Paul Nursey-Bray's introduction to the 2005 translation. Exceedingly rare: no copies in the trade as of October 2019; Smith College and the IISH only in OCLC. Edizioni di "Volontà unknown books
191449946Paris Maurice Glomeau 1914 In-4, demi-maroquin bordeaux coins, plats de papier marbr, dos sans nerfs portant une pice de titre de maroquin havane et orn en longueur d'une alternance de fleurons mosaqus en maroquin vert et de fleurs en maroquin sable; doublures et gardes de papier marbr, non rogn, couverture illustre.Edition originale, illustre par H. Malatesta de 45 compositions en couleurs dans le style des manuscrits enlumins anciens, dont un frontispice, une vignette de titre, 13 in-texte, 29 lettrines et une vignette pour l'achev d'imprimer. Tirage limit 250 exemplaires numrots. Un des 37 exemplaires sur papier du Japon.
2429Buenos Aires: Rab. izd. gruppa v Respublike Argentina 1922. 32 pp. 179x13 cm. In original publisher’s printed wrappers. Loss of the fragments of the spine but otherwise near fine.<br /> Scarce. First edition. Text in Russian.<br /> <br /> An extremely rare Russian émigré book published by Russian anarchists in Buenos Aires and featuring two anarchist texts: “To the Creators of Life†by an anonymous author and the first Russian translation of “Our Program†by Errico Malatesta. As follows from the title-page the book was published in the typography of the Bueno Aires-based Russian anarchist newspaper “Golos Truda†and issued by the short-lived publishing house Rabochaya Izdatel’skaya Gruppa v Respublike Argentine 1922–1924. Following the waves of emigration after the failed 1905 revolution and again after the Bolshevik seizure of power Buenos Aires became a hub for politically active Russian anarchists. The Russian anarchist community centered around the Federation of Russian Workers of South America FORSA maintained close ties with local unions and other radical groups. Through the “Golos Truda†newspaper and its affiliated press they published original works translations and manifestos seeking to sustain the revolutionary spirit abroad and critique the authoritarian turn of the Soviet regime.<br /> The volume opens with “To the Creators of Life†a powerful original essay that reflects on the betrayal of revolutionary ideals in post-October Russia and highlights the urgency of anarchist renewal. The author likely a Russian émigré based in Buenos Aires addresses the younger generation as the key force in shaping a free and just society. The second text “Our Program†by Errico Malatesta presents a concise yet forceful summary of the goals and principles of anarchism—its rejection of state power commitment<br /> to voluntary cooperation and vision of social equality. According to the Russian National Library this edition marks the first appearance of Malatesta’s program in Russian.<br /> <br /> Overall a rare testament to the Russian anarchists’ early presence in Buenos Aires.<br /> <br /> Worldcat shows copies of the edition at Princeton University Yale Library University of Michigan and Concordia Theological Seminary. unknown
Disegno a penna misure: mm 253 x 325 Pittore, disegnatore e restauratore italiano. Si forma all'Accademia di belle arti di Modena, diretta da Giuseppe Maria Soli. Succesivamente vince una borsa di studio e si trasferisce all'Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze. Qui studia le tele caravaggesche e fiamminghe e si concentra sugli effetti luministici notturni e sul forte realismo. Dopo trasferte a Roma e a Venezia torna a Modena per riformare l'impianto e il regolamento accademico. Nonostante l'assiduo impegno didattico, il Malatesta non smise mai di essere anche artista, spesso assistito, per le numerose commissioni, da aiuti di bottega, tra cui il fratello Massimiliano e, più avanti, il figlio Narciso. Egli realizzò opere su esempi da Perugino e Raffaello, ma anche da Michelangelo della Sistina, da Tiziano, dai manieristi, Giulio Romano, Ammannati e Giambologna, sino a Velasquez e a Van Dyck e si misurò anche con la pittura storica, la pittura di genere e i ritratti. La scena rappresentata in quest'opera vede un giovane molto probabilmente malato accompagnato dal padre da tre francescani per essere guarito. Esemplare grafico eccellente. Tratto deciso e neri delicati danno risalto alle figure in primo piano mentre il paesaggio sullo sfondo è appena accennato. Ottimo stato di conservazione fatta eccezione per delle leggere fioriture. Firmato e datato a penna: "Malatesti Adeodato fece 1840" e dedica in basso a destra a penna: "All'Illust. Sign. Marchese Tacoli / estimatore dell'Arti Belle. Malatesti Adeodato / in attestato di sincera amicizia." Nel verso è presente a penna in antica grafia il numero "56". Bibliografia: Adeodato Malatesta. L'ultimo pittore di corte (1806-1891), 1998.
SONG1784391581Packt Publishing 2015-07-30. paperback. Used: Good. 7.50x0.43x9.25. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Packt Publishing paperback
199860111Skira Editore. New. 1998. Paperback. 8881183757 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in Italian. 288 pp. With 231 ills. 138 col. . 28 x 22 cm. -- with a bonus offer-- . Skira Editore paperback
191220508Paris 1912. Full crushed morocco with onlay decoration. Half morocco chemise. Henri Malatesta. 8vo. 50 leaves. unknown
1906006908Paris 1906. Full Morocco. Slipcase with marbled paper pastedown and morocco edges. Dust jacket with morocco spine and morocco edges. Fine/Fine. Gorgeous illuminated and calligraphic manuscript on vellum leaves magnificently bound. Supposedly this showcase manuscript was on display at the Exposition Universelle de Bruxelles in 1910! The manuscript is written in French and based on a Spanish tale. 4to. 29.5 by 22.5 cm. 21 vellum leaves including blanks featuring 13 watercolor illustrations three headings with large decorative initials in red blue and green and 69 smaller decorative initials also colored. Additional pictorial architectural title in grisaille watercolour over pencil with title in gold and "Pour Monsieur Raymond Claude Lafontaine" at foot. Primary title -- some might regard this as the half-title -- has red and black lettering and below appears a vignette of a knight holding a disembodied head. All the watercolor paintings are signed with the artist's initials. Two bookplates. One is etched the other is of P.Brunet. Both are mounted on front free endpaper. Endpapers are a gold and green patterned silk. The spectacular binding was done by Henri Marius Michel. The cover has a geometrical design of nine deeply inset panels inlaid with leaves and berries in morocco of various reds and browns. The spine is rounded and has four pairs of raised bands. The turn-ins are of light brown morocco ruled in gilt with crimson morocco leaf at corners gold brocade doublures and flyleaves. The binding epitomizes an Art Nouveau aesthetic with homage to the Gothic or Medieval. Condition: book itself without issue as is DJ which is quarter morocco morocco fold marbled paper pastedown matching that of slipcase. Slipcase with minor rubbing. unknown
