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mon0000027230La Calade 13090 Aix-en-Pro: Edi. Large Paperback illustrated 141 pages text in French limited to 300 copies AS NEW. La Calade, 13090 Aix-en-Pro: Edi paperback
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188823862Paris: Imprimé pour l'auteur 1888. First Edition. Printed wrappers. 62pp. Original gray wrappers with lettering in black and red. With three inserted color maps and a large 56 x 45 cm foldout color map at rear. Spine is almost completely missing light chipping to the edges small tear to edge of foldout map. Internally very clean. A good copy. ; Quarto. Imprimé pour l'auteur unknown
18873121Paris 1887. Hardcover. Good . Prince Roland Bonaparte was a well known traveller & anthropologist in Suriname Dutch Guinea and New Guinea now Irian Jaya. vii 16pp folding col. map. Printed paper wrps cover detached ex-lib. hardcover
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1841307879Roma: Dalla Tipografia Salviucci 1841. Color lithograph with hand colored embellishments. Measures 15" x 10 7/8"<br/> <br/> Beautiful print of a jewelled lizard from "Iconografia della Fauna Italica Per Le Quattro Classi Degli Animali Vertebrati" published between 1832-1841. <br> <br> Carlo Lucien Jules Laurent Bonaparte 1803-1857 was a French biologist and ornithologist. As the nephew of Napoleon and the 2nd Prince of Canino he was raised in Italy but moved to Philadelphia shortly after marriage where he worked alongside Alexander Wilson updating his seminal "Wilson's Ornithology or History of the Birds of the United States." After his return to Europe he published "Iconografia della Fauna Italica" describing the animals of Italy and later a similar work comparing birds he observed in Philadelphia with those in Italy. He worked closely with other prominent scientists and naturalists throughout his career including John Edward Gray John James Audubon and Philipp Jakob Cretzschmar. This is a lovely example of his work.<br/> <br/> Dalla Tipografia Salviucci unknown
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2448Paris: imprimé pour l'auteur 1889. . 4to 28.4cm. Pp. 262 3 photogr. pls. incl. frontisp. Orig. printed wrs. uncut. Spine neatly mended some light cover spotting mainly to rear part contents fine. - Scarce printed in a limited number of copies distributed by the author French traveler and geographer.The text on the leaf preceding the half-title reads: "De la part de l'auteur. Paris 22 Cours-la-Reine". The Aletsch glacier in the Berne area is the longest glacier in the Alps. - Perret 540. Paris: imprimé pour l'auteur, 1889. unknown
57722Paris Imprimé Pour L'Auteur 1890. 60 p. Paperback spine repaired. in good condition Paris, Imprimé Pour L'Auteur 1890 paperback
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#[37933]Paris A. Quantin 1884. Large folio. Original decorated green cloth with gilt eagle and lettering on front some small light spotting. With frontispiece 2 double-page/folding lithographed maps in colours 9 ornamental initials 13 chromo-lithographed plates showing ornaments and head-dresses and 62 collotype plates depicting Indians maroons and blacks. 4VIII2261 pp. First edition. - First great anthropological work by Prince Roland Bonaparte 1858-1924. He was a grandson of Lucien Bonaparte Napoleon's brother scholar soldier scientist and photographer. Twenty-eight people from Suriname accompanied by plantation owner William MacIntosh were displayed as human curiosities at the world exhibition in Amsterdam in 1883. The result was the first photobook about the people of Suriname photographed by Friedrich Carel Hisgen. It was the first time that living people were included in a world exhibition. The photographs contain portraits of male and female members of all ages of the Indian and black population groups with an accurate description of their sources of income dress work religion and social institutions. This comprehensive anthropological study on Suriname was among the first to make systematic use of photographs in studying an indigenous group in the Americas. - A monumental book.- Light waterstains in some corners otherwise fine copy. Work p.643; Cat. KITLV p.634; Suriname-catalogus UB Amsterdam 0770; Koeman Suriname 77. hardcover
1884310538Paris: A. Quentin 1884. First. hardcover. very good. Numerous plates some folding; 59 photographic portraits by Roche: phototypes of natives in full face & profile; 13 vibrant chromolithographs of tribal headdresses ornaments etc. Folding colored maps with tissue guards. Elephant folio original green pictorial cloth uncut edges. Paris: A Quantin 1884. First edition. Some buckling on spine and wear at end; some waviness on the bottom margins of some pages; inner hinges strengthened but some pages starting. A very good copy of a scarce book.<br/> <br/> Prince Roland was the grandson of Lucien brother of the Emperor Napoleon I. He was one of the earliest anthropologists to successfully employ photography.<br/> <br/> A. Quentin unknown
0364563087.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
31793Versailles l'auteur 1885. Two papers in one. Small 4to. Half-titles and titles in red and black; 16; 40 pp.; two chromolithographed folded tissue-guarded maps one table. Later blind quarter cloth over marbled boards. Original printed wrappers bound in. = Offprints on behalf of the author of works published in the Comptes Rendus de la Société de Géographie de Paris. The author Roland Napoléon Bonaparte 6th Prince of Canino and Musignano 1858-1924 was a French prince and president of the Société de Géographie from 1910 until his death Wikipedia. As a renowned traveller and anthropologist he was especially interested in Suriname Dutch Guiana and Dutch New Guinea now Irian Jaya. Printed in very small numbers and therefore rare. Provenance: the name A. Beaujon stamped in both title pages top margin. Anthony Beaujon 1853-1890 was a Dutch professor. Also with a small printed label "Legaat P. A. de Lange" on front wrapper versos. Otherwise very good clean. hardcover
1830D4RF0SQXA54ZPointe Breeze New Jersey 1830. 4to 25 x 20 cm. Manuscript letter in French in brown ink on wove paper 3 sides of folded leaf signed and dated. 3 pp. Autograph letter by Joseph Napoléon Bonaparte 1768-1844 the elder brother of Napoleon I of France who made him King of Naples and Sicily 1806-1808 and later King of Spain and the Indies as Joseph I of Spain 1808-1813. After the fall of Napoleon I Joseph styled himself "Comte de Survilliers" and fled to America in 1816. In the present letter Bonaparte thanks the politician Pierre François Réal 1757-1834 for his messages on the recent July Revolution 27-29 July 1830 called "Les Trois Glorieuses" the overthrow of the French Bourbon monarch Charles X at Paris. Bonaparte shows himself disappointed in the role of the Marquis de La Fayette 1757-1834 the famous French general and political leader who had played such a great role in the American Revolution.Some soiling and waterstains a large tear in the folding of the leaf some folds and some tears in the margins. Still in good condition.l Cf. NBG XXXVII cols. 447-448 & 41 cols. 790-793. unknown
108097Folio. 1 48 6 blanks pp. Black ink with pencil corrections and additions in margins. Florence 31 May 1829. Bound together with: ROUGET Christophe Michel. Manuscript letter by general C. M. Rouget concerning the manuscript signed 13 dec 1852. â€Maison de l’Empereur. Service de l’aide de campâ€. 1 p. Both mounted in later fine red half morocco richly gilt spine Franz. Book plate. Manuscript copy of Napoleons’s brother Louis Bonaparte’s letter in reply to Norvin’s â€Histoire de Napoléon†together with a letter about the manuscript from general Christophe Michel Roguet 1800-77 â€Maison de l’Empereur. Service de l’aide de campâ€.The polemic book â€Histoire de Napoléon†by the historian and politician Jacques Marquet de Montbreton de Norvins 1769-1854 that was published in 1827 was a major success and it was hightly critical to Napoleon Bonaparte. This reply by Napoleons brother Louis Bonaparte was printed and published by J. Bousquet in 1834 as â€Observations de Louis Bonaparte Cte de St-Leu sur L'Histoire de Napoléon par M. de Norvins". The present manuscript differs from the published text in some details.Louis Bonaparte 1778-1846 brother of Napoleon was in 1806 appointed king of Holland. He was however troublesome and when Napoleon merged Holland with France in 1810 Louis abdicated. He settled as comte de Saint-Leu in Graz and after 1815 he lived in Italy writing historical works. He is father to Charles Louis Napoleon the Emperor Napoleon III. Count Christophe Michel Roguet 1800-77 was marchal and first adjutant to Napoleon III. The letter where he let the reciever know that it’s a very interesting manuscipt was sent to a monsieur F. Chasserieau. unknown
