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Rock James L. and WI. Smith editors W. I.ABAA

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TEXAS GUIDE FOR 1878

Rock Brothers & PayneBiblio.com

Sketches Of Welsh Costumes . Volumes 1 And 2 2 Volumes - Steel Engraved Vignettes

1853120122London: Rock Brothers & Payne. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1853. Unknown - Early UK Edition. Paper Covers. Two separate volumes. During the 1850s Rock and Co published a series of 16 prints of Welsh costumes 8 of which had bilingual titles. Most of the women in these are shown wearing very tall Welsh hats. The women represented were probably mostly from farmers families and most of the events depicted are special occasions. They were published in small oblong volumes showing just 6 in each volume. The fact that some of these were bilingual suggests that they were not just for the English visitors market. They often represent regional variations of Welsh costume but some of the backgrounds include recognisable buildings. Many of the prints are signed with the monogram TO and this was the artist and publisher Thomas Onwhyn 1811-1886. As this is published by Rock Bros. & Payne rather than just Rock & Co with the title 'Sketches of Welsh Costume' rather than '6 Plates of .' or just 'Welsh costumes' suggests that this is a New and Re-organised Edition when the firm was joined by Payne a litle later with a varied selection from the original 16 prints. Both volumes in cream printed paper wrappers printed in black with an embossed cream 'doily' design around the Titling on the front cover. Numbers I and 2 respectively printed on the top right corner. Books not dated per se but 1853 dated on each vignette. Internally Fine 1 vignette only had a very light patch of foxing on a blank corner. All the rest look 'as new'! 6 superb B&W steel-engraved vignette illustrations with a slight variation in size in each booklet. Most engravings captioned in both English and Welsh but a few in English only. Volume 1 depicts = 'A Bidding in Wales' ; 'A Wedding in Wales' ; 'Returning from the Wedding' ; Welsh Fishwives Llangwm Pembrokeshire' ; 'Return From Market Gower Glamorgan' ; and 'Welsh Chapels'. Volume 2 = 'Welsh Peasantry' ; 'Market Day Wales' ; 'Hiring Fair' ; ' Mode of Carrying Infants' ; ' Fishermen with Coracles' ; and 'Dressing the Grave with flowers' . No other text as issued. Scarce on their own - even scarcer is the set of 2. Images available on request. ; Prints; Vol. 1 & 2; Oblong c. 4" - 7" tall . Rock Brothers & Payne,

Sue Lloyd-Davies Books · Royaume-Uni150,00 £GB≈ 171,27 €

ROCHA, Diego AndresBiblio.com

Orígen de los Indios del Perú Méjico Santa Fe y Chile.

18915892Madrid: TomÃ¡s Minuesa 1891. Second edition. Softcover Â— Tapa blanda. 180x115mm. 7x4Â½". Madrid TomÃ¡s Minuesa 1891. 2 volÃºmenes. En 8º 180 x 115mm. -I: xvi-223 pp. -II: 220 pp. RÃºstica deteriorada. Segunda ediciÃ³n. La primera ediciÃ³n se publica en Lima en 1681 y es rarÃsima y del mayor aprecio. Esta segunda ediciÃ³n tambiÃ©n es de aprecio se publicÃ³ dentro de la ColecciÃ³n de libros raros y curiosos que tratan de AmÃ©rica. "El Tratado Ãºnico y singular del origen de los indios occidentales del PirÃº MÃ©xico Santa Fe y Chile de Diego AndrÃ©s Rocha es junto con la obra de Fray Gregorio GarcÃa uno de los compendios mÃ¡s completos del siglo XVII acerca de la cuestiÃ³n mÃ¡s candente y polÃ©mica entonces como ahora la de conocer de dÃ³nde y cÃ³mo vinieron a poblarse las Indias antes de que llegasen a descubrirlas los espaÃ±oles a partir de 1492. En ese sentido puede decirse que Diego AndrÃ©s Rocha fue un ingenuo erudito que acumulÃ³ los saberes de un sinnÃºmero de otros autores como Vespucio AnglerÃa FernÃ¡ndez de Oviedo Betanzos LÃ³pez de GÃ³mara Cieza ZÃ¡rate Las Casas Ercilla Cabello de Balboa Acosta DÃ¡vila Vargas Machuca Herrera Torquemada Calancha y sobre todo Gregorio GarcÃa a quien sigue muy de cerca. Como dice SÃ¡nchez Alonso Diego AndrÃ©s Rocha «pone al servicio de su hallazgo por el que muestra una ingenua satisfacciÃ³n la erudiciÃ³n que tiene a su alcance exponiendo primero las opiniones distintas que habÃa y despuÃ©s todos los textos y componentes de la suya». La mayor parte de libro de Diego AndrÃ©s Rocha estÃ¡ dedicado a presentar y defender dos tesis muy diferentes entre sÃ: la de que los indÃgenas americanos descendÃan de los espaÃ±oles y la que seÃ±ala a las diez tribus perdidas de Israel como las que dieron origen a la poblaciÃ³n del Nuevo mundo. La primera de esta tesis -tan singular por otra parte- sÃ³lo se explica si tenemos en cuenta la necesidad de hallar tÃtulos suficientes que justificasen la posesiÃ³n de aquellas tierras por parte de los espaÃ±oles. Ante el Papa y ante el mundo de la Ã©poca era necesario hallar «justos tÃtulos» para tal hecho. Esta peregrina teorÃa vendrÃa asÃ a apoyar la tesis hispanista" Sinopsis a la ediciÃ³n de 2010. Tomás Minuesa paperback

Librería José Porrúa Turanzas · Espagne200,00 €

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