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Encyclopedia Of World Religions 8 Vol Set Hb 2024

BEDE, The VenerableBiblio.com

Englands Old Religion Faithfully gathered out of the History of the Church of England. As it was written by Venerable Bede almost a Thousand years agoe that is in the year 698. after the Passion of our Saviour. Bede saith he ended this history in the year 731. after the Incarnation. We have not altered any part of this Fathers own words in any Point concerning Faith; only here and there is omitted what belongeth not to that purpose. By H.B.

14178At Antwerp With Permission 1658. . xxiv 242 2pp. sm. 8vo in fours. With the final errata leaf; corner off the edge of pp. 119-120 costing the page number and two letters of a sidenote tiny wormhole two lines from the bottom from p. 185 sig. Bb to the end with loss of an occasional letter but all text readable title-leaf a bit dusty and shaved at the fore-edge just touching a single letter in two lines. Much nicer than it sounds in early possibly contemporary and Continental mottled calf; rebacked preserving the original gilt spine. Early signature "Susan Wats" on the blank verso of the title and another probably contemporary signature "Mr. Thomas Browning" on the blank verso of the errata leaf preceding three pages of notes in what may be the same hand. The notes begin "The following Remarkable Story I took out of a Book called the Politician’s Catechisme page 83. . ." First and only edition of these selections from Bede’s Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Anglorum the original of which was written in Bede’s later life sometime before 731; the editor and translator for this edition "H.B." is usually identified as Henry Harcourt alias Beaumont of the Society of Jesus. Harcourt’s purpose was to show that in the England of Bede’s time the "old religion" was "still uncorruptedly practised." Wing Short-Title Catalogue 1641-1700 B1659; Clancy English Catholic Books 86. "The Politicians Catechisme" referred to in this copy’s manuscript note is The Polititians Catechisme for his Instruction in Divine Faith and Morall Honesty also published in Antwerp in 1658 Wing F2181. At Antwerp, With Permission, 1658. unknown

Stuart Bennett Rare Books · États-Unis1 500,00 $US≈ 1 269,15 €

Tintin Comic DrawingBiblio.com

European Comics and Animation History Tintin Captain Haddock Production Drawing Belvision Studios 1959 to 1964 Space Adaptation

1959170461959. Hergé Georges Remi. Original animation production drawing of Captain Haddock from Explorers on the Moon circa 1959 to early 1960s documents the translation of a major European comic character into televised animation during the early Cold War period of scientific and cultural interest in space exploration. Produced at Belvision Studios under the supervision of Hergé and collaborators including Ray Goossens and Greg the drawing reflects the application of the ligne claire style within a studio system that standardized character design for animated sequences. The material supports research into mid-twentieth-century animation practices the international expansion of Tintin as a media property and the visual culture of early space-themed storytelling.<br /> <br /> Hergé Georges Remi. Original animation production drawing of Captain Haddock. Belvision Studios circa 1959 to early 1960s. Pencil and red grease pencil on studio animation sheet measuring approximately 12" x 10.5" with the drawing itself approximately 3" to 5". The image depicts Captain Haddock in a space suit with a glass helmet rendered in graphite with red pencil corrections and contour adjustments. Handwritten production notations appear on the sheet including a stamped instruction reading "Held cels - trace carefully" consistent with animation workflow and cel transfer processes. The drawing represents an original working element used in the production of animated episodes adapting the Tintin lunar narrative.<br /> <br /> Created during the first television adaptations of Tintin which began production in 1959 and were broadcast internationally beginning in the early 1960s the drawing reflects the broader movement of European comics into global media circulation including distribution across North America and the United Kingdom. The lunar storyline developed in Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon aligned with contemporary public interest in space travel prior to human lunar landing situating the animation within wider Cold War scientific imagination. Surviving production drawings from this process provide direct evidence of the labor and technical procedures behind early television animation. Light handling wear; annotations clear; overall in very good condition. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis550,00 $US≈ 465,35 €

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