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Walter B Scott, Government School of Design, NewcastleBiblio.com

Antiquarian Gleanings in the North of England Being Examples of Antique Furniture Plate Church Decorations Objects of Historical Interest etc

Samuel ProutBiblio.com

Interiors Drawn on Stone by Samuel Prout

183225018081003Ackermann & Co. Printed by C Hullmandel London 1832. First Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: Samuel Prout. Library rebind. Contains 23 of the 24 lithographic plates published in 4 Nos. each containing six plates this volume has the title-page with vignette for No. 3. Green half-leather with gilt edging and green boards. Light wear on edges and joints bumped corners. Sound binding North Yorkshire County Library Reference Library plate on front end-paper. Pencil note on second end-paper. Library stamps throughout. No additional text. Plates are: 1. Ulm library stamp on reverse; 2. Heidelberg library stamp on reverse; 3. Arque library stamp on reverse; 4. Arundel library stamp in margin; 5. Missing should be Kirkstall; 6. Rouen library stamp on reverse; 7. Louviers library stamp on reverse; 8. Treves library stamp on reverse; 9. Genoa library stamp on reverse; 10. Nuremberg library stamp on reverse; 11. Edinboro' ; 12. Ewenny ; 13. Utrecht library stamp on reverse foxing in margins; 14. Andernach foxing in margins; 15. Glastonbury foxing in margins; 16. Venice foxing in margins; 17. Venice foxing in margins; 18. Prague foxing in margins; 19. Liege library stamp on reverse light foxing in margins; 20. Freyburg library stamp in margin light foxing in margins; 21. St Omer library stamp in margin foxing in margins; 22. Ulm library stamp in margin foxing in margins; 23. Turin library stamp in margin foxing in margins; 24. Rosslyn library stamp on reverse foxing in margins. No dust jacket as published. Illustrator: Samuel Prout. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 25018081003. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. This book is heavier than 1kg and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations. Ackermann & Co. Printed by C Hullmandel hardcover

Bailgate Books Ltd · Royaume-Uni379,10 £GB≈ 432,86 €

David WatkinBiblio.com

The Practice of Classical Architecture: The Architecture of Quinlan and Francis Terry 2005-2015 First Edition

2015078328New York / London / Paris / Milan: Rizzoli 2015. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine. 12 x 9 x 1. Full Color Illustrations. Bound in white paper with gilt title on the cover and spine. A thought-provoking architectural monograph on one of the most renowned and original classicist practices today. Quinlan and Francis Terry Architects is a British firm that specializes in new Classical architecture. Their work is a delightful expression—in plaster and marble in brick and wood in stone—of exuberant timelessness where fluted columns rise beside doorways to explode in Corinthian capitals of exquisite craftsmanship and structural integrity. Throughout the work attention to detail to craftsmanship and to reasoned proportions is apparent. Quinlan Terry is at home in every traditional style from Classical Greek and Roman to the many forms of Gothic and Renaissance. Terry’s son and partner Francis is recognized as a brilliant talent in his own right and is as highly regarded for his thoughtful design as for his breathtaking architectural drawings. Together the duo are at the heart of a resurgent interest in an architecture and design that is both livable and inspiring. This book features the firm’s work from 2005 to 2015 and includes Kilboy a country house in County Tipperary Ireland; Kingsham Farm in Sussex England; and ongoing work such as Locuston Estate in Kentucky. It also showcases more than forty master drawings by Francis Terry renderings that are at once beautiful and expressive of one of the highest aims of architecture—they elevate the soul—much like the houses and spaces built by this extraordinary firm. 224 pp. Pictorial dust jacket. CONDITION: Covers have a very small impact dent on the top edge otherwise fine. Inside the front cover is an attractive pre-printed book plate from previous owner. Pages are unmarked crisp and clean. Binding and text block are square and tight. Dustjacket has very light rubbing and edge wear. Full refund if not satisfied. Rizzoli hardcover

Shelley and Son Books · États-Unis500,00 $US≈ 423,05 €

GILPIN, William (1724-1804)Biblio.com

An essay upon prints; containing remarks upon the principles of picturesque beauty the different kinds of prints and the characters of the most noted masters; Illustrated by Criticisms upon particular Pieces; To which are added Some Cautions that may be useful in collecting Prints

1768BB0853London: printed for J. Robson Bookseller to the Princess Dowager of Wales at the Feathers in New Bond Street 1768. First Edition. Paper-Covered Boards. Fine. First Edition of the first standard guide on print collecting in England including detailed commentary on Hogarth's Rake's Progress. Crown 8vo 171 x 102mm: 2iv4224913pp pp. 44-45 and 81-96 misnumbered 45-46 and 77-92 respectively; this copy as most wanting the 17 plates. Rebound to style by Fitterer in marbled paper-covered boards printed paper labels on spine and upper cover—a splendid presentation. Copper-engraved book plate of Rev. William. Thomas. Bree 1786–1863 vicar of All Saints' church in Allesley reaffixed to front paste-down. An excellent copy tightly bound and clean throughout. Barbier pp. 24-27. Lowndes II 895. Published anonymously Gilpin's authorship was only revealed with the third edition in 1781 reaching a fifth edition in 1802. On the continent this essay's influence spread through German French and Dutch translations. Gilpin's "aim as the title-page indicates was to outline ‘the Principles of picturesque Beauty the Different Kinds of Prints and the Characters of the most noted Masters’. . . . The Essay defines ‘picturesque’ as ‘a term expressive of that peculiar kind of beauty which is agreeable in a picture’ Essay on Prints 2 but does not develop the definition." ODNB Among prints singled out for detailed consideration are Salvator Rosa's "Death of Polycrates" Waterloo’s "Tobias" and Hogarth’s "Rake’s Progress." N. B. With few exceptions always identified we only stock books in exceptional condition carefully preserved in archival removable polypropylene sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. printed for J. Robson, Bookseller to the Princess Dowager of Wales, at the Feathers, in New Bond Street unknown

Fine Editions Ltd · États-Unis499,00 $US≈ 422,20 €

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