SIERTSEMA, BertheLivre Rare Book
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1981BAP-031221-7Musée Royal de l'Afrique Centrale - Tervuren, Belgique. Archives d'anthropologie - n°28, 1981. XXIII + 225 pages, figure, tableaux, carte. Intérieur propre, aucune annotation. Bon état (coin légèrement enfoncé).
188963273Couverture rigide. Reliure pleine toile défraîchie. 878 pages. Rousseurs. Cachets. Mouillure.
1924030442London 1924 Macmillan & Co Hardcover
20090103Salvador da Bahia, Maianga, 2009. Édition originale. Bilingue portugais-anglais. Grand in-4 carré de 315 mm de côté pour 254 pp. Relié éditeur avec jaquette et emboîtage protecteur. Accompagné d'un CD-ROM (non testé). Imprimé sur papier couché, richement illustré, tranchefile. Né à Bahia, au Nord-Est du Brésil, le photographe Sérgio Guerra travaille pour la communication du gouvernement d'Angola. Passionné par ce pays d'Afrique, il y consacre ici son cinquième livre. Guerra a tenu à rencontrer les Hereros, une ethnie du sud du pays qui maintient un mode de vie ancestral. Un ouvrage fascinant et plus que dépaysant, quasi introuvable hors hémisphère Sud. ************** Salvador da Bahia, Maianga, 2009. First edition. Bilingual Portuguese-English. Large square quarto (315 mm x 1/4 in) 254 pp. Publisher's hardcover with dust jacket and slipcase. Accompanied by a CD-ROM (untested). Printed on coated paper, richly illustrated, headbands. Born in Bahia, in northeastern Brazil, photographer Sérgio Guerra works for the Angolan government's communications department. Passionate about this African country, he dedicates his fifth book to it. Guerra was determined to meet the Herero people, an ethnic group in the south of the country who maintain an ancestral way of life. A fascinating and truly captivating work, virtually impossible to find outside the Southern Hemisphere. ************* Salvador da Bahia, Maianga, 2009. Primeira edição. Bilíngue português-inglês. Formato grande quadrado (315 mm x 1/4 pol.), 254 páginas. Encadernação original com sobrecapa e estojo. Acompanha CD-ROM (não testado). Impresso em papel couché, ricamente ilustrado, com faixa de cabeça. Nascido na Bahia, no nordeste do Brasil, o fotógrafo Sérgio Guerra trabalha para o departamento de comunicação do governo angolano. Apaixonado por este país africano, dedica-lhe seu quinto livro. Guerra estava determinado a conhecer o povo Herero, um grupo étnico do sul do país que mantém um modo de vida ancestral. Uma obra fascinante e verdadeiramente cativante, praticamente impossível de encontrar fora do Hemisfério Sul.
19360039New Haven and London, Yale University Press / Oxford UP, 1936. First edition. One of 500 copies. Two heavy in-folio volumes of 37 x 28 cm, (xlvii) 249 + (viii) 181 pp. Hardbound, no DJ as issued, black and orange cloth binding with Bradel-style hinges. The first volume contains the author's text, with 83 drawings by Lindsley F. Hall, the second volume contains plates including many folding ones. This is NOT an ex-library set! As such, the book is in good condition and exempt from the library markings usually found. The first volume features a table of contents at the beginning.
19770070Boston, Little Brown and Company, 1977. Vol. 2 only of this nowadays scarce set. In-4, 285 x 225 mm, (8 ff.) 922 pp. A heavy 3.5 kgs volume about facial surgery. Lavishly illustrated with black and white drawings and pictures as well as a few colored photographs. Hardcover blue cloth, no DJ as issued. Top edge gilt, headband, signet. Text block lightly soiled, a very small hole (insect bite) throughout, some wear and tear on the spine, otherwise a good volume with a crisp and clean interior.
