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1889ABE-124861988304 PAGES FORMAT 38 CM X 55 CM-EN COUVERTURE 9 DESSINS COULEURS PAR BLASS "POUR LES ELECTIONS AIR: LES PIOUPIOUS D'AUVERGNE",AU CENTRE "URNE ELECTORALE",GENERAL BOULANGER AVEC BULLETINS DE VOTE,CONSTANS,THEVENET,ROUVIER,JULES FERRY-A LONDRES-14 PETITS DESSINS NOIR ET BLANC-THEATRE DE L'ODEON,"MARCHANDE DE SOURIRES" DE JUDITH GAUTIER-PETITES DECHIRURES PERIPHERIQUES
18820354# AUTEUR: Judith Gautier # ÉDITEUR: Charavay # ANNÉE ÉDITION: 1882 # ENVOI, BEAUX PAPIERS: Hollande # COUVERTURE: imprimée illustrée # DÉTAILS: In 8° broché 125 pp + 2ff 12 eaux-fortes en ht par Auguste Constantin, sous serpente ( Vicaire III 879 ).L'action de ce roman se passe en Bretagne. # PHOTOS visibles sur www.latourinfernal.com
188557264Richmond VA.: West Johnston & Co. Very Good. 1885. Paperback. 77pp. tan printed wrappers slightly chipped and stained - upper wrapper present but detached fully but half inch remains affixed to the backstrip. Author Judith Livingston Cox Garnett writing under the non de plume X.Q.C. See Wright Vol III #864. . West, Johnston, & Co. paperback
185843455London: Longman Brown Green and Longmans. Printed by Woodfall and Kinder 1858. Newly revised and much enlarged edition the 3rd printing to include "Foreign and Jewish Cookery." Late 19th Century Cloth Binding 12mo; xlvii 643 32 pages 714 total 8 leaves of plates all present. 18 cm. <br> Early printing following the addition in 1855 three years earlier of a new section on "Foreign and Jewish Cookery;" That was also the first edition issued under the now-famous title Modern Cookery for Private Families.<br> Includes index and 32-page publisher's catalogue after text.<br> <br> Famously Lady Judith Montefiore published the first English-language Kosher cookbook The Jewish Manual in 1846 primarily for other Jewish housewives and meal planners. <br> Less than a decade later however leading British cookbook author Eliza Acton took Lady Montefiore's Jewish cooking tips one step further celebrating and normalizing them for cooks of all backgrounds across the Commonwealth through a new expanded edition of her best-selling cookbook Modern Cookery.<br> Journalist Rita Ehrlich notes that between these two works "The first Jewish recipes published in English reveal the place of accomplished Jewish women in 19th Century high society.<br> Among the welter of cookbooks published in 19th century England Eliza Acton's Modern Cookery for Private Families stands out for its clarity its practicality its occasional humour and its inclusion of Jewish food.<br> First published in 1845.The 1855 edition included a section on Foreign and Jewish Cookery and among the recipes was one for Jewish Almond Pudding. It was one of the few recipes Acton had not tested herself. 'We have tasted the puddings . more than once and have received the exact directions for them from the Jewish lady at whose house they were made.'<br> A Jewish lady - presumably the same one - provided her and thereby the readers with the address of a Jewish butcher in the London suburb of Aldgate from whom one could procure smoked beef and a chorissa sausage. Acton noted that 'all meat supplied by Jew butchers is sure to be of first-rate quality as they are forbidden by the Mosaic Law to convert into food any animal which is not perfectly free from all 'spot or blemish''. She also noted that the Jewish dietary laws which forbade the mixing of dairy and meat were 'not very rigidly observed' by most English Jews.<br> The date of that book is striking. Jews were part of English society by 1855 with a Jewish Lord Mayor of London Sir David Salomons a leader in the campaign to allow Jews to sit in Parliament. Lionel de Rothschild took his seat in Parliament in 1858 the year of this copy's publication following the passing of the Jews Relief Act. He had been elected a number of times; the sticking point had been the need to swear the oath 'upon the true Faith of a Christian'.<br> Even if we did not know about the number of wealthy highly regarded and influential Jews in London at that time the fact that an author would include specifically Jewish recipes and shopping advice in a bestselling cookbook that also recommended Jewish butchers for the quality of the meat suggests strongly that there was companionable social exchange.<br> The almond pudding recipe appeared in an earlier book published in 1846 called The Jewish Manual edited by A Lady no doubt the same lady who had entertained Eliza Acton. She was almost certainly Lady Judith Montefiore wife of the influential philanthropist Sir Moses Montefiore and the book was the first Jewish cookbook in the English language" Rita Ehrlich When 'A Lady' taught the English to cook kugel and Jews to be English 2022. <br> thejewishindependent.com.au/when-a-lady-taught-the-english-to-cook-kugel-and-jews-to-be-english.<br> <br> Eliza Acton 1799-1859 "was an English food writer and poet who produced one of Britain's first cookery books aimed at the domestic reader Modern Cookery for Private Families this work. The book introduced the now-universal practice of listing ingredients and giving suggested cooking times for each recipe. It included the first recipes in English for Brussels sprouts and for spaghetti.Some time after Modern Cookery was published Acton moved from Tonbridge to Hampstead north west London. She became the cookery correspondent for the weekly magazines The Ladies' Companion and Household Words and began writing.a new edition of Modern Cookery. This was published in 1855 and renamed as Modern Cookery for Private Families the name by which it is best known. This version contains an additional chapter named 'Foreign and Jewish Cookery'; the Jewish recipes are from Ashkenazi cuisine" Wikipedia.<br> Indeed Eliza Acton's "Modern Cookery. "is considered the first practical cookbook specifically geared toward the everyday cook. The schoolteacher poet and cookery writer Eliza Acton 1799-1859 published a number of poems as a young woman and 'in 1837 . her publishers Longmans suggested she should write something more practical than poetry so for the next few years she applied herself to meticulous research for the work by which she is best known: Modern Cookery for Private Families first published in 1845. The book was well received on its first appearance; critics thought it the best cookery book they had seen combining as it did clarity of instructions with excellent organisation. <br> The book was a lasting success running into several editions and was the standard work on the subject until the end of the century establishing Eliza Acton as the first of the modern cookery writers. She wrote with great charm and clarity but what marked the book as innovative was her original plan of listing very exactly the ingredients the time taken and pitfalls for the inexperienced cook. This was a completely new format all other books on the subject being far less exact in their instructions. <br> This became the standard way of writing cookery books."Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. <br> <br> Modern food journalists Sue Dyson and Roger McShane suggest that Acton's Modern Cookery "is an absolutely essential part of any serious cookbook collection" https://foodtourist.com/modern-cookery-for-private-families-by-eliza-acton. <br> <br> Contents:- Introductory Chapters. Trussing; Carving -- Soups -- Fish -- Dishes of Shell-Fish -- Gravies -- Sauces -- Cold Sauces Salads Etc. -- Store Sauces -- Forcemeats -- Boiling Roasting Etc. -- Beef -- Veal -- Mutton and Lamb -- Pork -- Poultry -- Game -- Curries Potted Meats Etc. -- Vegetables -- Pastry -- Soufflés Omlets Etc. -- Boiled Puddings -- Baked Puddings -- Eggs and Milk -- Sweet Dishes or Entremets -- Preserves -- Pickles -- Cakes -- Confectionary -- Dessert Dishes -- Syrups Liqueurs Etc. -- Coffee Chocolate Etc. -- Bread -- Foreign and Jewish Cookery.<br> <br> For more on Acton and this book's impact on modern food culture see for example Sheila Hardy's The Real Mrs Beeton: The Story of Eliza Acton The History Press 2011; Sophie Hill's Keeping up Appearances: Economy vs. Extravagance in Eliza Acton's Modern Cookery <br> https://recipes.hypotheses.org/tag/eliza-acton; and the Wikipedia page dedicated to this groundbreaking cookbook <br> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_Cookery_for_Private_Families. <br> <br> SUBJECTS: Cooking English. Cuisine anglaise. Cookbooks. Publishers' catalogs.<br> The University of West Virginia keeps their copy in their Rare Book Room. <br> OCLC: 2613184 for 1859 printing. <br> Front inside hinge just starting light wear to crown of spine Good Condition. Important B Food-1-1-'!yyox. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans. Printed by Woodfall and Kinder unknown
190015050Paris: Felix Juven 1900. New Edition augmented. Hard Cover. Very good. Ca. 1900 not dated; first published in 1867. A signed presentation copy to Madame 'Vatsamachi' unclear by Judith Gautier the first woman elected to the Academie Goncourt and the daughter of the poet and dramatist Theophile Gautier. With the initials LV at the base of the spine. Judith Gautier was an artist poet novelist and orientalist the friend and collaborator of artists such as Wagner Hugo and Sargent who painted a full length portrait of her. She wrote poetry prose essays and articles; her creative work drew on Middle Eastern Japanese and Chinese sources. She studied Chinese at a young age from Tin Tun Ling a Chinese man brought to Paris by the bishop of Macao to work on a French-Chinese dictionary. <br /> This is an anthology of Chinese poetry translated into French one of the earliest translations of Chinese poetry published in a European language. Each page is decorated with varying Art Nouveau inspired designs around the borders with poems grouped by topic such as: 'Les Amoureux' 'La Lune' 'Les Voyageurs' 'La Cour' 'La Guerre' 'Le Vin' 'L'Automne' and 'Les Poetes'. Signed presentation copy. "Nouvelle edition considerablement augmentee et ornee de vignettes et de gravures hors texte d'apres les artistes chinois". <br /> 8vo 279pp with black & white illustrations after Chinese artists. Half dark red gilt decorated cloth and marbled boards gilt title to red spine label. Corners and head and tail of spine gently rubbed. The rear free end paper missing. HK2700. Felix Juven unknown
1868800821868. MCGUIRE Judith White. Diary of a Southern Refugee during the war. By a Lady of Virginia. New York: E.J. Hale & Son 1868. 360pp. Orig. blindstamped cloth rebacked spine label laid down else very good. HOWES M-107. In Tall Cotton 120. Coulter 310. An important female view on the hardships that stuck the south during the Civil War. McGuire captures the shortages of basic necessities in the south like food clothing and housing. She writes on the adversities with particular focus of how the war impacted women which left many penniless widows orphans and refugees. "Detailed on conditions in Richmond where the writer served for a time as a clerk in the commissary department" Nevins II p. 196. unknown
184642820875<p>FIRST EDITION. <strong>The first Jewish cookery book in English this book is a landmark in Jewish social history.</strong></p><p>Judith Cohen the anonymous author married Moses Montefiore in 1812. Her sister was married to Nathan Mayer Rothschild Moses Montefiore's business partner. Montefiore retired from business in 1824 at the age of 40 and he and Judith devoted the rest of their lives to humanitarian efforts on behalf of distressed Jews around the world. Together they became perhaps the most prominent members of the Jewish community in both England and throughout the world.</p><p>Judith Montefiore played a key role in the emergence of the modern women's movement through the example she set in the Jewish community in England. She actively promoted social integration of the leading members of the Jewish community into the larger secular society by presiding over sophisticated parties. Inspired by her Christian counterparts Lady Montefiore began to attend synagogue services even though women's attendance at prayers was strongly discouraged. While the male members of her family encouraged her to remain at home in the traditional role of Jewish women she insisted: "Surely at a place of devotion the mind ought to testify due respect and gratitude towards the Almighty." In light of her social prominence her visibility at synagogue services encouraged other Jewish women to attend. Lady Montefiore was also active in philanthropic causes and in fostering her husband's support of the nascent Jewish community in Palestine.</p><p><strong><em>The Jewish Manual</em></strong><strong> was not only the first English Jewish cookbook it was also the first published book of social guidelines for the Anglo-Jewish woman.</strong> It instructed Jewish housewives on how to preside over a household conforming to the standards of the English middle and upper classes at a time when the Jewish population was attaining new status and wealth. Lady Montefiore stressed modesty and tasteful restraint. As she wrote in the introduction: "The <em>Cuisine</em> of a woman of refinement like her dress or furniture is distinguished not for its costliness or profusion but for a pervading air of graceful originality."</p><p>"Among the numerous works on Culinary Science already in circulation there have been none which afford the slightest insight to the Cookery of the Hebrew kitchen. Replete as many of these are with information on various important points they are completely valueless to the Jewish housekeeper not only on account of prohibited articles and combinations being assumed to be necessary ingredients of nearly every dish but from the entire absence of all the receipts peculiar to the Jewish people" Preface.</p><p><strong>This is a landmark book in Jewish social history.</strong></p><p>Finely bound in half blue morocco spine gilt. Original cloth bound in at the end. Light foxing. Near fine.</p> Boone hardcover
18424944Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard 1842. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Original cloth; spine a trifle soiled occasional light foxing; else fine. Inscription: "C.L. Ewing. Cameron St. Alexandria. 1842" on front pastedown. First Edition. i - viii 9 - 301 pp.; 14 pp. publisher's catalog bound in at rear of volume. 1 vols. 8vo. Includes a gothic tale of about 160 pages<br /> <br /> MM#95. Wright I 2124 Lea & Blanchard unknown
1857LTH28-I-6London: Longman Brown Green Longmans & Roberts 1857. Leather. Very Good Indeed. 8" by 5". None. A scarce book concerning the conduct of life by Anne Judith Penny. Anne Judith Penny was an elusive author whose works include 'The afternoon of unmarried life' which is a companion to women's thoughts about other women and 'The Romance of a Dull Life'. Featuring a quote from Shakespeare's 'Henry VI' to the title page that reads 'This battle fares like the morning's war When dying clouds contend with growing light.' Previous owners bookplate to the front pastedown reads 'Ex Libris Bryan Hall'. In a half green leather binding with marbled boars. Externally smart with some light bumping to the corners. With a ex libris blind stamp and plate to the front endpapers. Internally firmly bound. Pages are generally clean and bright throughout. Very Good Indeed Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts hardcover
1900R110020413PARIS, BOULEVARD MONTMARTRE. 1900. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 602 à 612 . Ce fascicule ne contient pas d'illustration. Une page photocopiée. Livré sans couverture.. . . . Classification Dewey : 70.4-Journalisme, chronique
184323991Paris Brockhaus et Avenarius 1843 In-8 428 pp et 1 ff de tables
188557264Richmond VA.: West Johnston & Co. Very Good. 1885. Paperback. 77pp. tan printed wrappers slightly chipped and stained else very good. . West, Johnston, & Co. paperback books
1882383501882 In-12 (170 x 120 mm), demi-percaline sable de l'époque, dos lisse orné d'un fleuron doré, titre doré, 190 p., portrait photographique de Wagner en frontispice et fac-similé de partition autographe dépliante. Paris, Charavay frères, 1882.
189415557Paris Armand Colin 1894 Un volume in-4 pleine toile cerise, dos muet, décor du plat supérieur conservé, tranches dorées, 192 pages, illustrations in-texte de Mucha. Manque frontispice, réparation p.77, plats et dos défraîchis.
188257606Avec douze eaux-fortes par Auguste Constantin, un des 500 exemplaires sur hollande (après 12 Chine et 6 Japon), 1 vol. in-8 carré, Charavay Frères Editeurs, Paris, 1882, 125 pp. et 1 f.
1884110938Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles 1884-01-01. Leather. Very Good. 0x0x0. 3/4 red leather gilt decorated bindings over marbled boards. One of 25 copies with double proofs of each engraving. Three volume set. oversized and overweight. B45 Please email for photos. Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles hardcover
18841506110093Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles 1884-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. 3 volume set. One of 25 copies. Full blue Moroccan leather gilt ruled. All edges gilt. 5 raised bands. Silk patterned end pages. In blue slip case. Edge wear to box. Front board of Volume I detached. Clean unmarked pages. This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles hardcover
188421530Paris: Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles 1884. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Originally published in 1863 this sword play filled novel was later adapted into several films and theatrical versions. Very good in contemporary leather backed marbled paper covered boards with matching marbled end pages. Gilt titles and raised bands to spines. Light rubbing to bands and edges of leather on all volumes. Bumping to edges of front board of volume three. Original wrappers are bound in. Includes several etchings. Clean tight interiors with occasional spots of foxing. 270 pages; 294 pages; 293 pages. FRE/041409. Bibliotheque Artistique; Librairie des Bibliophiles hardcover
1884979121884 Paris, Librairie des Bibliophiles, Bibliothèque Artistique Moderne, 1884, 3 volumes in-8 de 210x135 mm environ, vi-370-(1), 294-(1), 293-(1) pages, reliure signée, demi maroquin à coins bleu cobalt, titres tomaisons et date dorés sur dos lisses, tranches de tête dorées, gardes marbrées avec un ex-libris gravé sur les premiers contreplats, couvertures conservées. Avec 5 dessins par volume, de Charles Delort gravés par Mongin. Tirage à petit nombre, un des 25 exemplaires sur papier Whatman avec un double état des gravures. Rousseurs sur les couvertures conservées et dans le volume III, sinon bon état.
188577748Sous étui bordé et sous chemise. Reliure maroquin vert jade, plats ponctués de petits triangles dorés mosaïqués de taille différente, au premier plat titre en lettres vieil or. Dos lisse muet en peau dorée imitant la peau de reptile, doublures et gardes de soie peintes en camaïeux de jaune. Couver- tures conservées montées sur onglets. Reliure signée Alain DEVAUCHELLE ? 2005.
188591087s. l. Paris: Imprimerie Gillot 1885. Fine. Imprimerie Gillot s. l. Paris s. d. 1885 24.50 x 32 cm broché Rare first edition of the French translation by Judith Gautier printed on japon-style paper. Slight restoration work to spine and a corner of the lower cover wrappers slightly and marginally soiled as usual. Illustrated throughout with full-page colour woodcuts by Yamamoto. Imprimerie Gillot unknown
1890boz_001557Judith Gautier - Billet autographe signé - Représentation à l’hôtel Windsor - 1890 Dimensions : 20.5 x 13 cm État : Le billet a un faux pli à gauche. Signature bien lisible. État correct avec traces de montage visibles. Nombre de pages : 1 page
1893R200010646ARMAND COLIN. 1893. In-12. Broché. A relier, Couv. défraîchie, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 334 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 800-LITTERATURE (BELLES-LETTRES)
188591087Imprimerie Gillot | s. l. [Paris] s. d. [1885] | 24.50 x 32 cm | broché
1877boz_006315Jules Breton - Carte de visite autographe adressée à Judith Gautier - 1877 Carte de visite autographe imprimée au nom de « Jules Breton », peintre et poète français, figure majeure du réalisme rural et peintre des scènes paysannes. La carte est datée du 20 mai 1877 à Courrières. Dans cette lettre, Jules Breton remercie chaleureusement Judith Gautier pour l'article élogieux qu'elle vient de consacrer à son tableau, en faisant s'exprimer avec poésie son sujet paysan face à la femme de lettre. Il s'agit d'un témoignage direct du dialogue inter-arts entre la peinture réaliste du XIXe siècle et la critique littéraire parnassienne/symboliste. Dimensions : 9,4 x 6 cm État : Très bon état général de conservation. À noter la présence d'anciens onglets de montage au verso de la carte de visite ainsi que quelques salissures d'usage. Voir photos pour plus de détails. Nombre de pages : 2 pages
