Abbe laurent berlese (8 risultati)

Condizione: Wie neu. Tome I: X Pages Préface, 100 Planches colorées avec une Page d'Explication (1- 100) Tome II: IV Pages, 100 Planches colorées avec une Page d'Explication (101- 200) Tome III: IV Pages, 100 Planches colorées avec une Page d'Explication (201- 300) neu / Peints d'après nature dans les Serres et sous la direction de M. L. Abbé Berlèse par M. J.- J. Jung. Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 6450 36,4 x 25,7 cm, gebundene Ausgabe Faksimile-Reprint der Ausgabe 1841-1843 Paris, H. Cousin, Libraire- Editeur.…

Condizione: Good. Engraving printed in colors. 32 x 23.8cm. sheet size.Data on the plant: Country?Belgium; Year Published/Registered?1847;Scientific Name?Camellia japonica 'King Rosea';Species/Combination?C. japonica . Provenance: Fond de l'Imprimerie STERN, 47 passage des Panoramas à Paris.Le Graveur Stern ou Stern Graveur est une société française d'imprimerie et de gravure fondée à Paris en 1834 dans le passage des Panoramas, bien connu pour ses gravures de haute qualité dont : les menus de repas de la haute société, les titres de bourse, les boutons de manchettes, les médailles, les billets de Banque, les cartes de visites et autres passeports diplomatiques. Graveur imprimeur à Paris, Stern Graveur, atelier spécialisé dans la gravure de papier à lettre, invitations, faire-part, monogrammes, chevalières armoriées, cartes de voeux.La Maison Stern et Aumoitte a été fondée en 1836 par Monsieur Aumoitte qui s'associe à un jeune graveur, Moïse Stern. Cette association dure jusqu'à la fin des années 1850 puis Moïse Stern reprend la Maison. L'ex-libris de la Maison Stern devient un grand « S » dans lequel se loge un lion dressé, la patte antérieure reposant sur le monogramme « MS » entrelacé. Une main brandissant un outil de graveur et deux pièces d'armure, un gant et le casque complètent la composition. En 1867 et en 1889, la Maison Stern se voit décerner la Médaille d'Or lors de ces deux expositions universelles. Par la suite Moïse Stern sera occasionnellement membre du jury qui décerne cette médaille. Dans les années 1890, M.Stern associe son fils René à l'entreprise qui prend le nom de Stern et fils. René Stern reprend la boutique à son compte en 1904. Parmi ses prestigieux clients, la Maison Stern a eu l'honneur de compter l'Elysée pour ses menus et ses invitations, les ambassades, la noblesse et les grandes entreprises françaises et étrangères. Chacun participe depuis longtemps au renom de la Maison. Depuis, les générations se sont succédé avec, aujourd'hui, une volonté très forte de conserver et valoriser un savoir-faire et des techniques qui tendent à disparaître.Engraver and printer in Paris, Stern Graveur, was a workshop specializing in the engraving of letterheads, invitations, announcements, monograms, heraldic signet rings, and greeting cards. The Maison Stern et Aumoitte was founded in 1836 by Mr. Aumoitte, who partnered with a young engraver, Moïse Stern. T.his partnership lasted until the late 1850s, when Moïse Stern took over the company. The Maison Stern bookplate became a large "S" containing a rearing lion, its foreleg resting on the intertwined monogram "MS." A hand brandishing an engraver's tool and two pieces of armor, a glove, and a helmet, complete the composition. In 1867 and 1889, the Maison Stern was awarded the Gold Medal at these two World's Fairs. Moïse Stern would later occasionally serve as a member of the jury that awarded this medal. In the 1890s, Mr. Stern brought his son René into the business, which took the name Stern et fils. René Stern took over the shop in 1904. Among its prestigious clients, Maison Stern has had the honor of counting the Élysée Palace for its menus and invitations, embassies, the nobility, and major French and foreign companies. Each has long contributed to the Maison's reputation.…

Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo., (8 6/8 x 5 inches). Four hand-coloured letter-press synoptic tables showing the colours of Camellias. Original green embossed cloth, printed paper label on the upper cover (head and foot of spine and corners a bit worn with loss). Provenance: with the printed regulations of the library of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society on the front paste-down, presented to them by the publisher "Jos Breck & Co" on the front free endpaper. First American edition of the text to Berlese's magnificent monograph on the Camellia. "For an opportunity of reading the work of Abbe Berlese on the Camellia, I am indebted to Miss s. Gibbs of Boston, who has recently returned from Europe; and considering it the most interesting and valuable treatise, which has appeared on the characteristics and culture of that magnificent shrub, it has, at her suggestion Interest in the genus peaked in the middle part of the nineteenth century, when large numbers of seedlings obtained from crossing variants of camellia Japonica were raised and named, mostly by the Verschaffelt family, nurserymen at Ghent in Belgium, and by the Abbé Berlèse in Paris. Lorenzo Berlese was born in Campo Molino near Treviso, north Italy. He moved to Paris as a chaplain, where by 1817, he was already cultivating camellias. He built up a large collection of plants and by 1837 the general proliferation in hybrid varieties and the confusion over nomenclature made it clear to him that a detailed monograph was required. A subscription of 250 names was raised, and the work was published (after a false start with lithograph plates). In 1846 he sold his collection of plants before returning to Italy. The success of Berlèse's work is largely due to J.J. Jung's plates, but there is surprisingly little information about the artist. Dunthorne 30; Great Flower Books p. 50; Nissen, BBI 150.…

Hardcover. 1st Edition. 3 volumes, folio (14 x 10 1/8 in.; 35.6 x 25.7 cm). Half-titles, dedication leaf and 4 leaves of text addressed to the members of the Société Royale d'Horticulture de Paris, 300 fine engraved and stipple-engraved plates, partly handcolored and finished by hand after J.-J. Jung by Duménil (2), Gabriel (4) and Oudet (293), and one unsigned, under the direction of M. Cousin, printed by N. Rémond; small inoffensive ink library stamp on plates, scattered foxing, spotting and browning, some text offset to plates in first volume, dampstaining in lower margins of text and plates in first half of third volume). Contemporary half tan calf, patterned maroon cloth gilt; a bit worn with minor loss to the extremities. FIRST EDITION OF THE MOST CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED MONOGRAPH ON THE CAMELLIA Interest in the genus peaked in the middle part of the nineteenth century, when large numbers of seedlings obtained from crossing variants of Camellia Japonica were raised and named, mostly by the Verschaffelt family, nurserymen at Ghent in Belgium, and by the Abbé Berlèse in Paris. Lorenzo Berlese was born in Campo Molino near Treviso, north Italy. He moved to Paris as a chaplain, where by 1817, he was already cultivating camellias. He built up a large collection of plants and by 1837 the general proliferation in hybrid varieties and the confusion over nomenclature made it clear to him that a detailed monograph was required. A subscription of 250 names was raised, and the work was published (after a false start with lithograph plates). In 1846 he sold his collection of plants before returning to Italy. The success of Berlèse's work is largely due to J.J. Jung's plates, but there is surprisingly little information about the artist. The Abbé thanks him in the introductory letter to the Members of the Paris Royal Society of Horticulture: his drawings have given life and color to the author's technical descriptions which would otherwise have paled in comparison with the real thing. The plates demonstrate the pervasive influence of Redouté, and the Lindley library index notes that he produced some designs for the periodical "Herbier général de l'Amateur.". The arrangement of the text is unusual: the scientific and practical monograph (under various chapter headings: origins, classification, cultivation, etc.) is printed on the lower half of the recto of each text leaf with the description of the facing plate on the upper half. The versos of the text leaves are blank. REFERENCES: Dunthorne 30; Great Flower Books p. 50; Nissen, BBI 150. PROVENANCE:Massachusetts Horticultural Society (bookplate on the front paste-down of each volume, and their pale blue ink "MHS" monogram on each plate). (L65V1K). …

Condizione: Good. Engraving printed in colors. 32 x 23.8cm. sheet size.Camellia 'Maestosa' is a camellia variety featuring large, formal, star-shaped flowers that are carmine striped and spotted with white. It was described by the 19th-century camellia scholar Abbé Laurent Berlèse and is known for its abundant petals and elegantly serrated leaves, as depicted in historical illustrations. Provenance: Fond de l'Imprimerie STERN, 47 passage des Panoramas à Paris.Le Graveur Stern ou Stern Graveur est une société française d'imprimerie et de gravure fondée à Paris en 1834 dans le passage des Panoramas, bien connu pour ses gravures de haute qualité dont : les menus de repas de la haute société, les titres de bourse, les boutons de manchettes, les médailles, les billets de Banque, les cartes de visites et autres passeports diplomatiques. Graveur imprimeur à Paris, Stern Graveur, atelier spécialisé dans la gravure de papier à lettre, invitations, faire-part, monogrammes, chevalières armoriées, cartes de voeux.La Maison Stern et Aumoitte a été fondée en 1836 par Monsieur Aumoitte qui s'associe à un jeune graveur, Moïse Stern. Cette association dure jusqu'à la fin des années 1850 puis Moïse Stern reprend la Maison. L'ex-libris de la Maison Stern devient un grand « S » dans lequel se loge un lion dressé, la patte antérieure reposant sur le monogramme « MS » entrelacé. Une main brandissant un outil de graveur et deux pièces d'armure, un gant et le casque complètent la composition. En 1867 et en 1889, la Maison Stern se voit décerner la Médaille d'Or lors de ces deux expositions universelles. Par la suite Moïse Stern sera occasionnellement membre du jury qui décerne cette médaille. Dans les années 1890, M.Stern associe son fils René à l'entreprise qui prend le nom de Stern et fils. René Stern reprend la boutique à son compte en 1904. Parmi ses prestigieux clients, la Maison Stern a eu l'honneur de compter l'Elysée pour ses menus et ses invitations, les ambassades, la noblesse et les grandes entreprises françaises et étrangères. Chacun participe depuis longtemps au renom de la Maison. Depuis, les générations se sont succédé avec, aujourd'hui, une volonté très forte de conserver et valoriser un savoir-faire et des techniques qui tendent à disparaître.Engraver and printer in Paris, Stern Graveur, was a workshop specializing in the engraving of letterheads, invitations, announcements, monograms, heraldic signet rings, and greeting cards. The Maison Stern et Aumoitte was founded in 1836 by Mr. Aumoitte, who partnered with a young engraver, Moïse Stern. T.his partnership lasted until the late 1850s, when Moïse Stern took over the company. The Maison Stern bookplate became a large "S" containing a rearing lion, its foreleg resting on the intertwined monogram "MS." A hand brandishing an engraver's tool and two pieces of armor, a glove, and a helmet, complete the composition. In 1867 and 1889, the Maison Stern was awarded the Gold Medal at these two World's Fairs. Moïse Stern would later occasionally serve as a member of the jury that awarded this medal. In the 1890s, Mr. Stern brought his son René into the business, which took the name Stern et fils. René Stern took over the shop in 1904. Among its prestigious clients, Maison Stern has had the honor of counting the Élysée Palace for its menus and invitations, embassies, the nobility, and major French and foreign companies. Each has long contributed to the Maison's reputation.…

Condizione: Good. Engraving printed in colors. 32 x 23.8cm. sheet size.Camellia coelestina vera refers to a specific variety of camellia that is documented in historical botanical illustrations, such as the 19th-century Iconographie du genre Camellia by Abbé Laurent Berlèse, and is not a currently thriving plant cultivar in common cultivation. While the exact characteristics of this variety are found in the engravings and descriptions, it is more accurately described as a historical subject rather than a modern-day plant to care for. . Provenance: Fond de l'Imprimerie STERN, 47 passage des Panoramas à Paris.Le Graveur Stern ou Stern Graveur est une société française d'imprimerie et de gravure fondée à Paris en 1834 dans le passage des Panoramas, bien connu pour ses gravures de haute qualité dont : les menus de repas de la haute société, les titres de bourse, les boutons de manchettes, les médailles, les billets de Banque, les cartes de visites et autres passeports diplomatiques. Graveur imprimeur à Paris, Stern Graveur, atelier spécialisé dans la gravure de papier à lettre, invitations, faire-part, monogrammes, chevalières armoriées, cartes de voeux.La Maison Stern et Aumoitte a été fondée en 1836 par Monsieur Aumoitte qui s'associe à un jeune graveur, Moïse Stern. Cette association dure jusqu'à la fin des années 1850 puis Moïse Stern reprend la Maison. L'ex-libris de la Maison Stern devient un grand « S » dans lequel se loge un lion dressé, la patte antérieure reposant sur le monogramme « MS » entrelacé. Une main brandissant un outil de graveur et deux pièces d'armure, un gant et le casque complètent la composition. En 1867 et en 1889, la Maison Stern se voit décerner la Médaille d'Or lors de ces deux expositions universelles. Par la suite Moïse Stern sera occasionnellement membre du jury qui décerne cette médaille. Dans les années 1890, M.Stern associe son fils René à l'entreprise qui prend le nom de Stern et fils. René Stern reprend la boutique à son compte en 1904. Parmi ses prestigieux clients, la Maison Stern a eu l'honneur de compter l'Elysée pour ses menus et ses invitations, les ambassades, la noblesse et les grandes entreprises françaises et étrangères. Chacun participe depuis longtemps au renom de la Maison. Depuis, les générations se sont succédé avec, aujourd'hui, une volonté très forte de conserver et valoriser un savoir-faire et des techniques qui tendent à disparaître.Engraver and printer in Paris, Stern Graveur, was a workshop specializing in the engraving of letterheads, invitations, announcements, monograms, heraldic signet rings, and greeting cards. The Maison Stern et Aumoitte was founded in 1836 by Mr. Aumoitte, who partnered with a young engraver, Moïse Stern. T.his partnership lasted until the late 1850s, when Moïse Stern took over the company. The Maison Stern bookplate became a large "S" containing a rearing lion, its foreleg resting on the intertwined monogram "MS." A hand brandishing an engraver's tool and two pieces of armor, a glove, and a helmet, complete the composition. In 1867 and 1889, the Maison Stern was awarded the Gold Medal at these two World's Fairs. Moïse Stern would later occasionally serve as a member of the jury that awarded this medal. In the 1890s, Mr. Stern brought his son René into the business, which took the name Stern et fils. René Stern took over the shop in 1904. Among its prestigious clients, Maison Stern has had the honor of counting the Élysée Palace for its menus and invitations, embassies, the nobility, and major French and foreign companies. Each has long contributed to the Maison's reputation.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand pp. 112.

LeatherBound. Condizione: New. BOOKS ARE EXEMPT FROM IMPORT DUTIES AND TARIFFS; NO EXTRA CHARGES APPLY. LeatherBound edition. Condition: New. Reprinted from 1823 edition. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. A perfect gift for your loved ones. Pages: 112 NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Pages: 112.…