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17952085534Ohne Ort und Verlag 1795. XVI, 104 Seiten. Frakturdruck. Kl. 8° (16 x 10 cm). Schlichte Kartonage mit handschriftlichem Titelschild auf dem Rücken. [Softcover / Paperback].
1712D6153Augsburg: Druckts Johann Jacob Lotter 1712. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to 185 x 154mm. 113pp. Added engraved title depicting three female allegories of Vanity Fortitude and Truth by Theodor Johannes van Merlen after Abraham van Diepenbeeck is that of the first edition 1639. 50 engraved emblems by Andries Pauli in clear impressions and an Epilogus not present in the first. Clements text printed below each emblem from a second engraved plate. Roman letter and some italic in Latin and German verse on opposite pages. Letterpress dedication by Clement dated 1665. Modern half vellum over tree-calf spine stamped in gilt Probier stein titled somewhat toned marginal dampstaining and some foxing throughout. Ex-libris of I.H. Epstein. <br/><br/>Early German translation of Antoine de Bourgognes great Flemish emblem book on Vices and Vanity Mundi Lapis Lydius sive Vanitas per Veritatem Falsi. Antwerp: 1639; the text in this edition also printed in Latin. Divided into fifty chapters the book provides a dual commentary over subjects as diverse as memory marriage political power fame and eating habits. As de Bourgogne argues in the preface poor judgment can allow vain conclusions to be drawn from truth. De Bourgognes recognizes these human tendencies and his commentary reveals to readers not only which he takes to be true but instructs them how to arrive at truthfulness for themselves. The charming illustrations intend to guide us toward moral behavior yet they also give detailed glimpses into domestic and social scenes of the time. Each emblem is followed by text elaborating on the general lesson; a vain belief and its reality describing the scene untruthfully vanitas the other its reality veritas. For instance surrounding an image of a printing house p. 10 it is said that Verborum copia and Nihil copia sed usus: although there is an abundance of words we marvel that abundance means nothing without use. The volume is an important and innovative continuation of the emblem tradition by Bourgogne whose novel interpretations discouraged many different possible interpretations of word and image. The Mundi Lapis Lydius was popular into the 18th century reaching several other editions and translation into Dutch and German. The expertly crafted engravings by Pauli remain fresh and bright. [Druckts Johann Jacob Lotter] hardcover books
1712D6153Augsburg: Druckts Johann Jacob Lotter 1712. Hardcover. Very Good. 4to 185 x 154mm. 113pp. Added engraved title depicting three female allegories of Vanity Fortitude and Truth by Theodor Johannes van Merlen after Abraham van Diepenbeeck is that of the first edition 1639. 50 engraved emblems by Andries Pauli in clear impressions and an Epilogus not present in the first. Clements text printed below each emblem from a second engraved plate. Roman letter and some italic in Latin and German verse on opposite pages. Letterpress dedication by Clement dated 1665. Modern half vellum over tree-calf spine stamped in gilt Probier stein titled somewhat toned marginal dampstaining and some foxing throughout. Ex-libris of I.H. Epstein. <br/><br/>Early German translation of Antoine de Bourgognes great Flemish emblem book on Vices and Vanity Mundi Lapis Lydius sive Vanitas per Veritatem Falsi. Antwerp: 1639; the text in this edition also printed in Latin. Divided into fifty chapters the book provides a dual commentary over subjects as diverse as memory marriage political power fame and eating habits. As de Bourgogne argues in the preface poor judgment can allow vain conclusions to be drawn from truth. De Bourgognes recognizes these human tendencies and his commentary reveals to readers not only which he takes to be true but instructs them how to arrive at truthfulness for themselves. The charming illustrations intend to guide us toward moral behavior yet they also give detailed glimpses into domestic and social scenes of the time. Each emblem is followed by text elaborating on the general lesson; a vain belief and its reality describing the scene untruthfully vanitas the other its reality veritas. For instance surrounding an image of a printing house p. 10 it is said that Verborum copia and Nihil copia sed usus: although there is an abundance of words we marvel that abundance means nothing without use. The volume is an important and innovative continuation of the emblem tradition by Bourgogne whose novel interpretations discouraged many different possible interpretations of word and image. The Mundi Lapis Lydius was popular into the 18th century reaching several other editions and translation into Dutch and German. The expertly crafted engravings by Pauli remain fresh and bright. [Druckts Johann Jacob Lotter] hardcover
17926102Mit 28 Abb. auf 5 gefalt. gest. Tafeln. Berlin, A. Mylius, 1789. 8vo. (19,4 x 11,4 cm). 77 S. - Vorgebunden: Rösler, Karl Anton. Bergmännische Nachrichten über die Gebirge und den Bergbau zu Joachimsthal. Nebst einigen Nachrichten über die Gebirge auf der Straße von Prag bis Joachimsthal, hrsg. von Johann Mayer. Dresden, Walther, 1792. 8vo. 126 S. Marmorierter Pappband d. Zt. mit zwei farbigen Rückenschildern. [6 Warenabbildungen]
17201462121720. Ansichtsgröße 16 x 14,2 cm (HxB) Blattgröße 18 x 21 cm (HxB)
1775WB15516Paris: Charles-Antoine Jombert 1775. Hardcover. Near Fine. 8vo; full contemporary mottled calf. 4 96 413 5pp. half-title. engraved folding plates numbered to 37 bound in at rear. A very nice copy. <br/><br/> Charles-Antoine Jombert hardcover books
1775WB15516Paris: Charles-Antoine Jombert 1775. Hardcover. Near Fine. 8vo; full contemporary mottled calf. 4 96 413 5pp. half-title. engraved folding plates numbered to 37 bound in at rear. A very nice copy. <br/><br/> Charles-Antoine Jombert hardcover
179051780Berlin, bei Friedrich Maurer, 1790. VII, (1), 255, (1) Seiten. Unbeschnittenes Exemplar. Späterer Kart.-Einband mit handgeschriebenen Rückenschild (Titelblatt mit Knickspuren. Papier teils etwas fleckig, gebräunt u. gewellt) 22x14 cm
1718304193A Cologne chez Pierre Marteau MDXXXXVII ( 1718 ). En pt. 8° (12,1 x 7,5 cm). Plein-veau brun de l'epoque, le dos a deux nerfs. Les coins endommages, le dos avec une manque de 2x2 cm au-dessous. 46 pp., la page de titre avec une vignette gravee, avec un numero imprime et un cachet "Karol Plaskowski". Dans l'interieur propre, en bon etat. -- Kl.-8° ( 12,1 x 7,5 cm). Brauner Ganzlederband der Zeit auf zwei echten Bünden. Ecken durchstoßen, unteres Kapital mit 2x2cm Schadstelle. 46 Seiten. Titelblatt mit gestochener Vignette, gedruckter Nummer 578 und Vorbesitzerstempel. Der Textbereich von einer geringen Randfeuchtspur abgesehen angenehm sauber. Gut erhalten. [4 Warenabbildungen]
