ROLLINAT Maurice ( Châteauroux 1846 - Ivry 1903), poète et musicien, co-fondateur des Hydropathes.Livre Rare Book
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1857123451857 Lettre adressées à Alphonse Ponroy ( Saint-Valentin 1857 - La Châtre , après 1924),instituteur, auteur d'écrits sur le Berry. Maurice Rollinat remercie son correspondant, "Je suis très honoré que ma prose funèbre vous ait fait songer au grand Pascal et je vous remercie mille fois des articles, citations que vous m'avez consacrés dans les journaux de chez nous…Quoique toujours souffrant, je continue à observer, ruminer, travailler, le labeur Artistique étant en somme Celui qui vous console le mieux…". Il annonce de futurs voyages à Châteauroux et Chinon et demande à Ponroy de saluer les Detroy ( le peintre Léon Détroy, est un peintre rattaché à l'Ecole de Crozant). Puis Rollinat poursuit en disant qu'il a su la mort de Bridier et a écrit à sa mère… Gustave Bridier, poète co-fondateur avec Alphonse Ponroy de la revue Le Prisme, à Issoudun, avait notamment publié un long article sur le recueil "Les Névroses".
187488901874 Paris , C. Douniol , 1874; brochure grand in-8°, couverture gris pale imprimée en noir; 60pp. ; pales petites taches à la couverture et petite déchirure au dos.
185574711855 Paris, Société de Saint-Victor, Eugène Jourdan, Libraire, 1855; in-12°, pleine basane marbrée fauve de l' époque, roulette dorée encadrant les plats, fleurons dorés et initiales " L. B. " dorés au centre des deux plats, dos lisse orné de jeux de filets et pointillés, de fleurons et palettes dorés, coupes guillochées aux coins; VI, (2), 431pp.
1870116871870 A Poitiers, chez Létang, A Chatellerault, chez A. Rivière, 1870; in-8 broché de 120pp. Couverture gris pale imprimée en noir au 1er plat, dos muet.
188910851Poitiers, Imprimerie Blais, Roy et Cie, 1889 ; grand in-4, broché ; 57 pp., (1) p. bl., profil en long et plan général en couleurs en frontispice, (38) pp. de planches et dessins des principaux ouvrages (viaduc de Villerie ; passage supérieur d'Anzan ; passage supérieur des Zéros ; Pontceau de Bois-Marmin ; pont biais sur la Creuse à Saint-Gaultier ; pont de décharge de St Gaultier ; pont biais sur la Creuse à Conives ; plan d'ensemble des abords du Blanc ; plan de la Gare du Blanc ; plan des stations entre Le Blanc et Argenton), couverture rose.
189835503953Bourges, Sire, 1898 ; plaquette in-8, brochée, couverture imprimée. 42 pp., 1 f.
189819392paris Societe anonyme de publications periodiques 1898-1902 in-8 pleine percale 2 volumes, reliure pleine toile vieux-rose in-octavo (full percale in-8 editor)(23 x 15 cm), dos décoré or, titre frappé or, pièce de titre sur fond bordeaux avec filets or, plats muets, tête lisse, gouttière et tranche de queue non-rognées, couverture bleue imprimée en noir conservée, sans illustrations (no illustration), (526) + (II + 592) Pages, 1898- 1902 à Paris Societe anonyme de publications periodiques Editeurs,
1898123531898 Paris, Imprimerie François Laur, puis Sté anonyme des Publications périodiques, 1898- 1902; 2 volumes in 8 de (4) - 526pp.; (6) -(IV) - 592 pp. Pleine toile grège postérieure, dos lisse,auteur et titre dorés sur étiquette de maroquin vert foncé, 1er plat des couvertures conservé. Ex-libris étiquette moderne.
1850119961850 Châteauroux, Imprimerie et lithographie de Migné, sans date ( 1850); in-8 broché de 76pp. Couverture rose pâle imprimée en noir, dos muet.
1892314640Lansing: Thorp 1892. hardcover. near fine. Frontis. and some other illustrations. 426 pages 12mo original gilt-lettered cloth; lightly rubbed. Lansing: Darius D. Thorp 1892. A bit shaken still a near fine copy.<br/> <br/> Thorp unknown
18922519Lansing MI: Darius D. Thorp Printer and Binder 1892. First Edition. Cloth. Very good. First edition of Revered Chester D. Berry's Loss of the Sultana from 1892. Twelvemo 426pp. Brown cloth title in gilt on spine and front cover. Frontispiece portrait of the steamboat Sultana. Ownership inscription on front endpaper. Stable text block clean text. The loss of the steamboat Sultana near Memphis Tennessee remains the single deadliest maritime disaster in United States history. It was largely overshadowed in history by the assassination of Abraham Lincoln a few weeks before. Darius D. Thorp, Printer and Binder unknown books
1846125755Couverture souple. Broché. 256 pages. 10 x 15 cm. Etat médiocre. Rousseurs, manques à la couverture. Papier bruni.
18580024891858 Paris, A. Morel et Cie, 1858. In-folio (288 X 395 mm) percaline violine, dos lisse muet, double encadrement avec écoinçons à froid sur les deux plats, auteur, titre et illustrateur dorés au centre du premier plat, grand fleuron à froid au centre du second plat, tranches dorées (reliure de l'éditeur) ; (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre illustré, VII pages (table des matières, fac-similé d'une lettre de George Sand à Maurice Sand et avant-propos), 48 pages et 12 planches hors-texte.
1897101051897 Paris, 1897; 11 numéros reliés en un fort volume in-12°, pleine toile grège, titre doré sur étiquette de maroquin noir ( Mercier relieur à Orléans). Ensemble de 11 numéros (sur 12) de la 8ème année , 1897, auquel il manque le n° 5 de mai 1897. Revue mensuelle de 68 à 73 pp. par livraison, couverture illustrée en deux tons par Andhré des Gachons, avec des illustrations hors texte de Maurice Denis ( lithographie originale en couleur), Paul Berthon, A. des Gachons, P.- E. Vibert, Jeanniot, Coront, Beardsley, Ernest Nivet , Henry de Groux, Jean Veber, Max Beerbohm, Paul Lafond, Camille Mauclair.
186995671869 Paris, Lethielleux, 1869; couverture bleue, titre en noir au 1er plat et dos; ( 4)pp. 258pp. Portrait gravé en fontispice.
1895RO10029271Bureau de la revue. 16 juin 1895. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 16 pages illustrées d'une gravure portrait en première page.. . . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie
1896RO10029320Bureau de la revue. 17 mai 1896. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 16 pages illustrées d'une gravure portrait en première page.. . . . Classification Dewey : 920-Biographie générale et généalogie
1834107621834 Paris, Henri Dupuy, 1834; in - 8°, demi - basane fauve de l'époque, 2 étiquettes de titre vertes cernés de 2 faux - nerfs plats, fleurons à froid et dorés; (6) - 395 pp. Petite tache noire au faux-titre, rousseurs au titre et 2 feuillets suivants , sinon rares en marges. Manque à la coiffe supérieure et aux 2 étiquettes portant titre ( perte d'une lettre) et nom d'auteur( perte de la moitié).
1851ABE-142425317428 PAGES FORMAT 30,5 CM X 20 CM-EN P1 "COMPOSITION ET DESSIN DE TONY JOHANNOT"-GREGOIRE GIRARD,2P-DEOLS,"LA TOUR DE DEOLS DESSIN DE M.VILLEVIEILLE" 15 CM X 18 CM-CONSOMMATION DES HOUILLES ETRANGERES,3P,CARTE
1894Q416Boston: Prang Educational Company 1894. Hardcover. Very good. First thus 1894. Cloth 8vo 176pp. Very Good with light soil rubbing to the corners and spine ends a few instances of discoloration or soil from use. Previous owner's signature to the front flyleaf else clean and unmarked. <br />The book popular art education exercises modeled after the Froebel gifts including paper folding and cutting stick laying blackboard drawing and clay modeling. It also offers a thorough course for teaching color that incorporates visual tactile and language exercises. <br /> <br />Despite espousing the superiority of art education that did not rely on rote copying exercises Turner accepted the job of producing a new version of White's Course in Art Instruction for the American Book Company in 1891 along with four young art educators--Nathanial Berry Elizabeth Perry Jessie Prince--who referred to themselves as "the syndicate." Bailey was a state agent with influence over art education in Massachusetts where a years-running competition with Prang came to a head when Prang bought out the American Book Company acquiring evidence of Bailey's involvement in the production and coercing a more cooperative climate for Prang's books in MA schools. See "Drawing Book Wars" by Mary Ann Stankiewicz. Visual Arts Research Vol. 12 No. 2 Fall 1986 pp. 59-72 <br/><br/> Prang Educational Company hardcover
18973137186W. and A. K. Johnston 1897. Backstrip entirely detached and missing. Binding split. Pages cut. Covers a little worn particularly around corners. This book has hardback covers. Ex-library With usual stamps and markings In poor condition suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1450grams ISBN: W. and A. K. Johnston hardcover
1883004541New York: William Wood 1883. First American Edition. Original Cloth. Very Good. William Wood Hardcover
184727803Paris 1847. 8" x 10.5" manuscript. 4 pp 2 leaves glued together at left margin apparently by author. Second leaf is short letter addressed to Messrs. Holford C. of London dated Paris Jan. 30 1847 which appears to ask that the attached letter be forwarded to James Holford. Some age toning along edges. Pages are splitting along folds and edges are chipped some text affected with loss of a few letters here and there. Good. <br /> <br /> Berry was indebted to Holford; his letter explains his shaky state of affairs. <br /> James Holford's death was announced in the The Chicago Democratic Press in May 1854. A native of London he had been a large holder of Illinois Indiana and Arkansas State bonds when the public credit of those States became impaired. Holford claimed that the citizens of those States were obligated to make restitution to him. He wrote and published several letters upon this subject one of which was addressed to the Illinois Legislature at its 1850 session in which he urged them to apply the lands donated for the Central Railroad to the liquidation of the debt of Holford. He was said to have left behind an immense fortune. unknown
184727803Paris 1847. 8" x 10.5" manuscript. 4 pp 2 leaves glued together at left margin apparently by author. Second leaf is short letter addressed to Messrs. Holford C. of London dated Paris Jan. 30 1847 which appears to ask that the attached letter be forwarded to James Holford. Some age toning along edges. Pages are splitting along folds and edges are chipped some text affected with loss of a few letters here and there. Good. <br/><br/> Berry was indebted to Holford; his letter explains his shaky state of affairs. <br/> James Holford's death was announced in the The Chicago Democratic Press in May 1854. A native of London he had been a large holder of Illinois Indiana and Arkansas State bonds when the public credit of those States became impaired. Holford claimed that the citizens of those States were obligated to make restitution to him. He wrote and published several letters upon this subject one of which was addressed to the Illinois Legislature at its 1850 session in which he urged them to apply the lands donated for the Central Railroad to the liquidation of the debt of Holford. He was said to have left behind an immense fortune. unknown books
1867ZB520825Portland Maine: Stephen Berry 1867-1916. volumes 1#1-23 25 27-40; 3#1-16 18-31 33-35 37 40; 4#3 6 8 9 11 13-14 16 18-22 30-32 34 36-40; 5#1-11 13-17 21-35; quarto all in original self-wrappers text age toned some edge worn or torn most issues have soft fold mark minor ownership markings to some issues volume 1#1 tattered fragmentary and in poor condition else overall good PRICE IS FOR THE LOT:. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Portland [Maine]: Stephen Berry unknown
