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190149724Roma: Società Editrice Nazionale 1901. In-8 p. mz. tela pp. XIV6857 con 196 illustrazioni in bianco e nero nel testo. Opera corredata da numer. documenti relativi alla vita dell'artista. Ben conservato. Società Editrice Nazionale, unknown
190633923New York: Brentano's 1906. 2 volumes. First of the Edition issued by Brentano's. Illustrated throughout 40 full-page portraits paintings and scenes all with the original protective tissues intact. Tall 8vo bound in the publisher's original olive green cloth the upper covers with interlocking gilt work within a large central panel gilt the spine panels lettered in gilt opening leaf to the Preface Introduction and each Book of the Life printed in red and black. xxx 360; viii 387 pp. A pleasing and handsome set well preserved and with little evidence of age or use the plates and tissue guards all in excellent condition the bindings tight and firm lightly mellowed within as is usual. THE WELL REGARDED BRENTANO'S EDITION OF THIS TIMELESS CLASSIC. Replete with fine prefatory and introductory writings on Cellini by Royal Cortossoz and John Addington Symonds and concluding notes on the pedigree of Cellini a fine body of Notes and an important Index.<br> 'On many accounts this is one of the most interesting and valuable autobiographies ever written. The author was contemporaneous with Raphael and Michael Angelo and was the most skillful worker in metals in that age of artists.The variety of its incidents the minuteness of its descriptions the pictures of the people and of the manners of the time and above all the view it affords of the life of one of the most powerful characters of the age give it at once the charm of romance and the value of a record of contemporaneous events' Adams Manual of Historical Literature p. 246. Brentano's hardcover
190632948New York: Brentano's 1906. 2 volumes. First of the Edition issued by Brentano's. Illustrated throughout 40 full-page portraits paintings and scenes all with the original protective tissues intact. Tall 8vo bound in full dark blue morocco the covers blocked in gilt with a framework of multiple gilt filleted borders enclosing an elaborate intersecting design of gilt tooled devices and flowers the spines with raised gilt stopped bands separating compartments richly gilt with full double gilt rules enclosing elaborately tooled panels in gilt two compartments lettered in gilt top edges gilt marbled endleaves opening leaf to the Preface Introduction and each Book of the Life printed in red and black. xxx 360; viii 387 pp. A very fine and handsome set well preserved and in very pleasing condition. A BEAUTIFULLY BOUND SET OF THIS TIMELESS CLASSIC. Replete with fine prefatory and introductory writings on Cellini by Royal Cortossoz and John Addington Symonds and concluding notes on the pedigree of Cellini a fine body of Notes and an important Index.<br> 'On many accounts this is one of the most interesting and valuable autobiographies ever written. The author was contemporaneous with Raphael and Michael Angelo and was the most skillful worker in metals in that age of artists.The variety of its incidents the minuteness of its descriptions the pictures of the people and of the manners of the time and above all the view it affords of the life of one of the most powerful characters of the age give it at once the charm of romance and the value of a record of contemporaneous events' Adams Manual of Historical Literature p. 246. Brentano's unknown