Raimondi, Marcantonio.MareMagnum
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Incisione a bulino mm 417x290. Bella impressione nel I stato di III, avanti gli indirizzi degli stampatori Salamanca e De Rossi. Dell'incisione, tratta da un disegno di Raffaello conservato a Chatsworth. esiste una replica fedele di Marco Dente da Ravenna (TIB 26/14, 210). Ottima impressione stampata con inchiostrazione brillante e ben contrastata, sebbene lievemente rifilata: la linea di riquadro si intravede in qualche punto. Scena grandiosa e complessa. La fama di Marcantonio (S.Andrea in Argène 1480 - Bologna prima del 1534) fu all'epoca tale che viene così chiamato più spesso che con il cognome. Formatosi nell'ambiente umanistico bolognese, si perfezionò dal niello all'incisione a Venezia (1506), dove tra l'altro traspose a bulino le xilografie della Vita della Vergine di Dürer, e due anni dopo a Firenze, indi a Roma dal 1510, dove fu introdotto nell'ambiente antiquario. Dopo l'incontro con Raffaello, incise e diffuse insieme ai suoi allievi un gran numero di suoi disegni e affreschi (Lucrezia, la Strage degli Innocenti, il Morbetto, il Giudizio di Paride, il "Quos ego" tra le altre), raggiungendo col tratto nuove possibilità di tono e chiaroscuro. Le sue composizioni autonome armonizzano elementi tratti da varî artisti e presentano spesso elementi fantastici, come l'Incendio sul lago, noto come Sogno di Raffaello, e "Lo Stregozzo", che porta la sigla di uno dei suoi allievi, Agostino Veneziano. Incise anche da Giulio Romano (fu coinvolto in uno scandalo di stampe licenziose tratte da suoi disegni) e da B. Bandinelli.. Bartsch, n. 209; Delaborde, p. 291, n. 43; Massari, p. 236, n. 1; Bertelà, n. 396.
Incisione a bulino mm 417x290. Bella impressione nel I stato di III, avanti gli indirizzi degli stampatori Salamanca e De Rossi. Dell'incisione, tratta da un disegno di Raffaello conservato a Chatsworth, esiste una replica fedele di Marco Dente da Ravenna (TIB 26/14, 210). Ottima impressione stampata con inchiostrazione brillante e ben contrastata, sebbene lievemente rifilata: la linea di riquadro si intravede in qualche punto. Scena grandiosa e complessa. La fama di Marcantonio (S.Andrea in Argène 1480 - Bologna prima del 1534) fu all'epoca tale che viene così chiamato più spesso che con il cognome. Formatosi nell'ambiente umanistico bolognese, si perfezionò dal niello all'incisione a Venezia (1506), dove tra l'altro traspose a bulino le xilografie della Vita della Vergine di Dürer, e due anni dopo a Firenze, indi a Roma dal 1510, dove fu introdotto nell'ambiente antiquario. Dopo l'incontro con Raffaello, incise e diffuse insieme ai suoi allievi un gran numero di suoi disegni e affreschi (Lucrezia, la Strage degli Innocenti, il Morbetto, il Giudizio di Paride, il "Quos ego" tra le altre), raggiungendo col tratto nuove possibilità di tono e chiaroscuro. Le sue composizioni autonome armonizzano elementi tratti da varî artisti e presentano spesso elementi fantastici, come l'Incendio sul lago, noto come Sogno di Raffaello, e "Lo Stregozzo", che porta la sigla di uno dei suoi allievi, Agostino Veneziano. Incise anche da Giulio Romano (fu coinvolto in uno scandalo di stampe licenziose tratte da suoi disegni) e da B. Bandinelli.. Bartsch, n. 209; Delaborde, p. 291, n. 43; Massari, p. 236, n. 1; Bertelà, n. 396.
[Figurato Cavalleria-Rarissimo] (cm. 21,5) bella legatura recente in mz. marocchino scuro, angoli, nervi e titolo in oro al dorso.-- cc. 112 nn. Carattere rotondo testo a due colonne, grande xilografia al frontis e 41 vignette nel testo. L' opera termina con "il fine" a carta 112 bianca al verso. Edizione assolutamente rarissima e di difficile identificazione. secondo Iccu, nessuna copia nelle biblioteche italiane; è vagamente ricordata da Graesse, Brunet e Haym. Essling la descrive compiutamente e cita l' unico esemplare conosciuto della biblioteca Melziana, e la data dopo il 1528 mentre Radaeli la ritiene anteriore. La più antica è del 1483 e fino al 1536 si contano ben 14 edizioni, tutte rare o rarissime (Harris "Sanudo" III 34/5). La bella xilografia al frontis, che rappresenta Carlo Magno e i baroni, è tratta dal "Guerino" del 1522. Il poema di argomento cavalleresco, in dieci ottave per pagina, narra la guerra di Troia e da taluni è attribuito al fiorentino Jacopo Carlo. Vecchio piccolo restauro al margine bianco del frontis e all' angolo alto di 11 carte in fine, purtroppo con perdita di molte parole soprattutto alle ultime 5 carte. Antica annotazione manoscritta in basso al frontis intorno all' autore e alle varie edizioni; al verso bianco dell' ultima carta lunga nota manoscritta coeva in 14 righe con chiara grafia. Peraltro esemplare molto bello fresco e nitido di un libro di grande fascino e indiscussa rarità. assolutamente completo. Raccomandiamo una attenta analisi sulle referenze qui di seguito elencate: * Catalogo Hoepli 1922 "Cento libri preziosi" n° 98; * Radaeli A. "Cento romanzi cavallereschi" Hoepli 1940 n° 153; * Catalogo della Biblioteca di G. Cavalieri 1908 n° 1727; * Haym p. 201/7; * Graesse VII 206; * Brunet V 965; * Sander 7382 in nota; * Essling 1643.[f42] Libro
In-16°; pp 920, (8); 79, (1) con grande marca tipografica incisa su legno al verso, cornici xilografiche ai frontespizi. Legatura in piena pelle settecentesca con fregi in oro e tassello al dorso, tagli dorati; dorso parzialmente restaurato. Versione latina con testo a fronte in greco, curata da Francesco Porta.
in-4 picc., pp. (32), 201, (15), legatura coeva p. pergamena, tassello in pelle con titolo oro al dorso. Marca tip. (dei Giolito) sul tit. ed in fine, testatine ed iniz. silogr., car. corsivo. Dedica dello stampatore ad Alvise Pisani ''procuratore di San Marco, e riformatore dello tudio di Padova''. Ristampa fedele, anche tipograficamente, dell'edizione giolitiana del 1570. I due antichi autori greci (Ditti Candiano o di Creta e Darete di Frigia), secondo la tradizione, avevano partecipato alla guerra di Troia e da testimoni oculari ne avevano riferito in queste loro opere complementari, le quali poi vennero tradotte in latino, rispettivamente da Lucio Settimio (vedi Diz. Bompiani, Opere III, 33) e da Cornelio Nepote. Interessanti in fine le ''Vite di tutti gl'istorici antichi greci'' del Porcacchi. Esemplare fresco e marginoso.. Citato in Bongi, Annali di Giolito, II, p. 296..
64 pages. Features: Cover illustration by Franklin Arbuckle of many boaters upon Lake St. Louis, Quebec; Colour ad for the 1952 Meteor car inside front cover; How Dr. James Gareth Endicott Fronts for the Reds - one of international Communism's greatest assets in the world today; When Chautauqua Came to Town; Outspoken Toronto Mayor Allan Lamport; The Chateau Frontenac Hotel - article with colour photos; They Want the Unwanted - Quebec couple Dirk and Truus Vandervalk help children from broken homes; Listen the the Mockingbird (fiction); Revolution in Lotusland - Vancouver Island is booming; Entertainer Francis Grove Peddie (aka Thomas Craig, the CBC's noontime farmer); Classy colour one-page ad for the Ford Monarch mentions the Canadian Open golf tournament at the St. Charles Country Club, Winnipeg; Ten Percent of What? - article on tipping in restaurants; Champion Spark Plug ad features 1952 Indy winner Troy Ruttman; Pontiac centrefold (Catalina shown); Half-page ad for Dominion Bridge shows steel plant ladle crane; Chevrolet truck ad; Coke ad on back cover features formally-dressed lady and tray of food; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A nice vintage copy. Book
Pages 79-150. Features: Ringmasters - A History of the 401st Bombardment Group (H); Mystery of the Dixmude (French navy rigid airship disaster in December 1923); The Old Rifle Range Airport - A field near Kitty Hawk now all but forgotten; Crusader De-Tails - Part II; Mortality in Army Aviation - from a 1914 War Department document describing in detail the 11 fatal aviation accidents which occurred since the initiation of Army aviation in 1908; Wedell-Williams "We Will Jr." - Wedell-Williams Air Service, Inc. resulted after one-eyed Texas flyer James Wedell met Louisiana lumber baron Harry P. Williams in 1928; Last of the Red-Hot Pilots - Flight Officer Ralph K. Hofer and his action over the English Channel in 1943; Mustangs of the Eighth - The NA-73, later renamed the Mustang I, was ordered by the Royal Air Force while the Battle of Britain reached its climax; Spirit of American Youth - The epic coast-to-coast flight of Richard [Dick] E. James, only 17, of Flushing, NY, in 1930; Waco's Military "Ds" - During 1937-38 the Waco Aircraft Company of Troy, Ohio manufactured and exported a number of Model D biplanes to Latin American countries, the WHD, S2HD, and JHD; Governor's Island Aviation School; Bibliography; Cover photo of a Douglas sleeper transport over Manhattan; and more. Profusely illustrated with informative black and white reproductions of archival photos. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy of this extremely informative issue. Book
294 pages. Bibliography. Abundant archival black and white illustrations. Author's signature and inscription to relatives atop front free endpaper. "...An attempt to impart to the reader some of Elzevir's vast history, mixed with first-hand memories of the past as recalled by the contributors." - from Preface. Clean, bright and unmarked with very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
80 pages. Features: Cuban Diary - Raising Castro's 'New Man' - article with photo of state-run nursery for children of working mothers; Gorgeous color fashion ads; A Doctor's Diagnosis of Medicare; A Negro Leader Defines a way out of the Exploding Ghetto - Bayard Rustin; A Puerto Rican Describes a Nightmare Night in 'Mi Barrio' - Piro Thomas writes about Spanish Harlem; The (John) Betjeman Phenomenon - photo-illustrated article on England's 61-year-old poet-crusader; Lovely color-photo Lady Manhattan centerfold ad; Fantastic Patty Petite ad features 'Helen of Troy' theme with ancient warriors at her back; Nice hat fashion photos; Fantastic one-page color-photo Lady Arrow ad features Pamela Tiffin; Photos of the home-office of Dr. William Greenspon; Artsy McCallum Boutique ad features Gernreich stocking designs; and more. Above-average wear. Usual library markings. Spine taped. A worthy reference copy. Book
132 pages. Generously illustrated with sepia-tone photographic plates. A reprint of lectures delivered in the season of 1915-16 in Isis Theater, San Diego. Bookplate inside front cover. Various markings to contents. Initials atop front cover. Above-average wear. Binding intact. A worthy reference copy. Book
363p., illus. With foldout maps & charts Hardcover Ex-Library in very good condition
Veduta della città, alquanto fantastica, tratta dall'opera "Supplementum Chronicarum" di Jacopo Foresti detto Bergomensis. In questa edizione, molto rara, per molte città è la prima raffigurazione iconografica
Features: Why husbands die young, by Peg Bracken - they think it's sissy to admit they're sick - until too late; Our New Strategy - the alternatives to total war; "My Favorite Quotation" - provided by many famous people; Artist of the Third Eye - Marc Chagall; ; Now Ruthie Newton is in Step - she was found half-dead when she was an infant in India; Digging a Way to Freedom - the human story behind tunnel 29 from East to West Germany; Coaches on a Collision Course - Army's Paul Dietzel and Navy's Wayne Hardin drive their teams toward a showdown in Saturday's gridiron classic; Why I Quit Hunting - a hunter tells how the slaying of an antelope struck him with so deep a sorrow that he put away his guns forever; Stormy Sage of Weather Control - Dr. Irving Parkhurst Krick not only predicts rain, he makes it for his clients by seeding rain clouds from planes; Hollywood's new breed of Soft Young Men - Richard Beymer, Troy Donahue, George Hamilton, Mickey Callan, George Chakiris. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
48 pages. Colour photos of Robert Plant. Songs include: Billy's revenge; Dance on My Own; Heaven Knows; Helen of Troy; Ship of Fools; Tall Cool One; Walking Towards Paradise; The Way I Feel; White, Clean and Neat; Why. Average wear. Few pencil lyrics added to Ship of Fools, otherwise unmarked. A sound copy. Book
102 pages. Features: Nice ad for Kraft ice cream toppings; Two-page 1960 Chrysler ad; Vintage one-page ad for Zenith pocket (transistor) radios; Oasis cigarette ad; Color Pontiac ad features a seaside blue 1960 Bonneville convertible; Our New Hospital Crisis - many unqualified foreigners are serving in US hospitals as interns and resident physicians; The Training of a Good Doctor - Susan Cook studies at the University of Chicago - major photo coverage; The Age of Payola - have our moral standards been destroyed by the pursuit of the dollar?; Vintage two-page color ad for the new 1960 Ford Falcon Wagons (both white); Pepsi ad features scene in horse barn with dalmation; Walter Lippmann explains Why We Accept Cheating; Nice photos of Connie Stevens with hunk Bill Troy, Mike McKee, and Jerry Eagle; Farley Granger in "The Third Season" - color photos; Sanka coffee ad features illustration of lady holding humongous coffee cup; article on pancakes; Modern fake flowers are very realistic; Marlboro ad features skin diver slouching in director-style chair - no wonder they adopted the Marlboro man a few years later; The Short-sleeved suit - tasteful fashion photos; Great two-page color ad for the (cream-colored) 1960 Buick Invicta Three-Seat Estate Wagon features Navajo people and a Monument Valley driving scene; The Quakers - religions in America; Basketball All America - with photos of Walt Bellamy, Terry Dischinger, Roger Kaiser, Darrall Imhoff, Jerry Lucas, Oscar Robertson, Tom Stith, Lee Shaffer, Jerry West and Len Wilkins; Hitler's Bloody Drive to Power - the inside story, with great photos; Photo Quiz; Color ad for "Man-Tan" product which tans white skin without sun (creepy); Two Young Friends Named Ellen - Ellen Erwitt and cripple Ellen Kalman of New Rochelle, N.Y. - touching photos; Back cover color-photo Lucky Strike ad shows smiling blonde injecting tar into her lungs; and more. Average wear. Nibble and short opening at bottom of coverfold. Small piece from bottom corner of back cover. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
Very faint spotting to top of textblock. Else book is fine. Dustjacket is protected in plastic sleeve. ; In this book Andrew Erskine examines the role and meaning of Troy in the changing relationship between Greeks and Romans, as Rome is transformed from a minor Italian city into a Mediterranean superpower. The book seeks to understand the significance of Rome's Trojan origins for the Greeks by considering the place of Troy and Trojans in Greek culture. It moves beyond the more familiar spheres of art and literature to explore the countless, overlapping, local traditions, the stories that cities told about themselves, a world often neglected by scholars. ; 336 pages
New English Original cloth bdg. 4to. (30 x 21 cm). In English. 67 p., 876 coins in 30 plates. This catalogue is the second volume of the ninth band of SNG Turkey Project. The catalogue presents part of the Özkan Arikantürk Collection- 876 coins from the cities of Aeolis. All coins were bought between the years 1990-2016 by himself in Burhaniye where ancient Adramyteum lies. Cyme is the city with highest representation, by 113 coins. The catalogue also includes rare examples from the cities of Aegae, Autokane, Elaia and Myrina. The cities Boeone, Grynium, Larisa Phriconis, Temnos, Tisna, Antissa, Eresos, Methymna, Mytilene, Pyrrha, Chalcis and Pordosilene/Poroselene are the other cities represented in the catalogue. We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Arikantürk, collector, who facilitated our work and helped us during the preparation of the catalogue. We would like to thank Mr. Ahmet Boratav of Ege Publications for the publication work. Our special thanks go to Ms. Hülya Tokmak for layout work. We would also like to thank Richard Ashton, who revised the catalogue. In addition, we would like to thank Arif Yaci who took the photographs of the coins and revised the text and Armagan Tan who drawn the monograms.
355 p. + Frontis folding plate with break in one fold. Plate II loss of outer half. Age stain. Bookplate from the library of Andrew B. Brumbaugh, M.D. Huntingdon, PA on front paste down. A prominent physician and surgeon in Huntingdon, Dr. Brumbaugh (1836-1907) was one of the co-founders of Juniata College. Early manuscript of D. Diller on first fly leaf. All edges decorated in yellow. 12mo. 185 mm. Original leather binding, worn. Rear board detached. Front board fragile. Original leather spine label. Title continues: "So As To Exhibit The Elementary Views Of Anatomy, And Their Application To Pathology And Surgery. By John Shaw. Being An Outline Of The Demonstrations Delivered By Him To The Students In The School Of Great Windmill-Street." First American from the last London Edition. Hardbound. AI BX 4
Very Good German Modern soft cover. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 12 cm). In German. 114 p., 1 folded map of Troia (Ebene von Troja) and one folded table (Statistische Tabelle auf das Jahr 1800). (Books is probably missing, because text is not completed on 114th page). Franklin's article pp. 25-64. Map of Troia (Charte von der Ebene von Troja) oblong 19x24 cm. Bemerkungen über die Ebene von Troja.; Uebersicht der neuesten geographischen Veranderungen in den Jahren 1799 und 1800 (Allgemeine Geographische Ephemeriden VII. Bds. erstes Stick. Januar 1801). It's just for sale for its map and Franklin's 'Troy'. Franklin was captain in the East India Company's service. His article of 'Bemerkungen über die Ebene von Troja" [Remarks and observations on the plain of Troy] reflects the romantic spirit of Europe in its period, especially on Hellenism. This volume (seventh) of the serie (Allgemeine Geographische Ephemeriden) is rare and map which it includes rare as well. Could not be found any copy of this volume in OCLC.
188 pages. Features: Signposts toward super yields; Scrob cows good-bye - artificial insemination; "Like to Ride with Daddy" - farm safety; California's new Millions; Clover Seed Can be a Cash Crop; Dyed-In-The-Wool Ranchers - the John Norton's of Montana's Gallatin Valley; I Farm in the Moon; That Laborsaving Tractor Lift; Making good land better; Now the aminals tell us; and more. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy. Magazine
Fine Fine English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (34 x 24 cm). In English. 437 p., color and b/w ills. The treasures of Troia. Translated by Jean D. Carpenter Efe. Edited by Arzu Kahramani Pekin. It has been some 140 years now that actual finds from the ancient city of Troy-that city near the Dardanelles-that Troia around which was spun the famed epic of Homer's Illiad-appeared to accompany and magnify the myth. The finds unearthed there-many representing buried treasures-are today widely scattered, with principal groups, however, now found housed in only (!) eight different museums. The goal of this work is to bring the individual pieces together, to verify their common origin, to consider their purpose, and to place them into an accurate chronological perspective-not only within the strata of the site itself, but throughout the Bronze Age world that helped create them. These objects demonstrate how developed the aesthetic sensibilities of our ancestors living some 4500 years ago really were, and how highly developed the craft of their goldsmiths was at the time. Geographical patterns of influence as well as the import of semiprecious stones and other raw materials stress the far-reaching trade and significance of the Trojans.
Milano, 1821, 8vo brossura originale, cop. muta, pp. 111 con una carta inc. in rame rip. in antip. Raro.
8vo. First Edition thus, with frontispiece, 24pp of plates and illustrations in the text; orange cloth, upper board and backstrip blocked and lettered in gilt and black, a fine copy in publisher's slip-case.
New New English Original cloth bdg. Dust wrapper. Folio. (33 x 25 cm). In English. 391 p., color and b/w ills. Travelogues have the function of a cultural mirror for the places in the period they were written. Being a vivid description of time and space, reflecting the structure of the period in which they were written, gives us the opportunity to look at history from a different perspective. In the past, traveling was an event in itself. Seas, mountains, and deserts were crossed, new places and people were met. Whether the traveler's writings are long or short, from ancient Troia to Troy at the beginning of the 20th century, what is written, drawn, observed, and perceived about the city and region are important documents. This book is a study on the evaluation of Troy interpretations in the works written by 100 important travelers who came to the Troy region, and each exhibited different characteristics from different perspectives. "An attempt to tell the history of journeys as accurately and fully as can be done in a single volume" It draws on a vast primary source material never before greatly available to researchers. It reflects no point of view other than an academic s obligation to be as objective and fair as possible. It is written to be read as a reference source book by anyone from an academic to a high school student and especially by those in between. Rüstam Aslan was born in 1965 in Sivas, Turkey and graduated from the Istanbul University, Dept. of Prehistory, and obtained his PhD. in 2006 in Prehistoric Archaeology from the University of Tubingen (Germany), studying with Prof. Dr. Manfred Korfmann. He then started his academic career at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University (Turkey) and currently continues to teach at the University as a professor. Since 1988 he has been a member of the excavations team at Troy, and between 2007 and 2011 he directed a survey project on the Troad that focused on recording and mapping the Bronze Age Settlements System around Troy. In 2013, he became Director of the Troy Excavations in northwest Turkey. His recent seminars have dealt with archaeological topography of the Troad and the Archaeology of Troy. He has published over 100 scientific papers and 12 books.
Some shelfwear. Some underlining and marginalia in red pen and pencil. Minor creasing to spine. Some creasing to corners. Small ink stains to rear wrap. Light foxing. ; 192 pages; Contents: Events at the end of the late bronze age in the Near East (A. R. Millard) ; Archaeological Comments on A. R. Millard's Paper (V. Hankey) ; Hittite History and the Trojan War (D. F. Easton) ; The Mycenaeans and Troy (C. B. Mee) ; Discussion (D. F. Easton) ; Troy VIIA in Anatolian Perspective (J. Mellaart) ; Discussion (L Foxhall) ; Reliability of the Oral Tradition (J. K. Davies) ; Fallibility of an Oral Heroic Tradition (J. B. Hainsworth) ; Trojans in the Iliad (J. Pinsent) ; The Topography of the Plain of Troy (J. M. Cook) ; Afterword.
