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Softcover. Condizione: Sehr gut. Boston, Birkhäuser (1988). gr.8°. VI, 208 p. Pbck.

Condizione: Fine. Boston 1988 Birkhäuser. ISBN: 081763360X. Octavo, 208pp., original printed wraps. Very Fine. as NEW.

Condizione: New. Num Pages: 208 pages, biography. BIC Classification: PBF. Category: (P) Professional & Scholarly; (UP) Postgraduate. Dimension: 235 x 155 x 12. Weight in Grams: 338. . 1988. Paperback. . . . .

Condizione: New. Num Pages: 208 pages, biography. BIC Classification: PBF. Category: (P) Professional & Scholarly; (UP) Postgraduate. Dimension: 235 x 155 x 12. Weight in Grams: 338. . 1988. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Rústica (Tapa blanda). Condizione: Nuevo. Condizione sovraccoperta: Nuevo. En Nueva Zelanda el paisaje es impresionante allá donde quiera que se vaya: la Sky Tower reflejada en el puerto en un claro día de otoño en Auckland, los colores impactantes de los lagos glaciales y los altísimos kauris, o la grandeza de los Alpes del Sur. En este fascinante país la tierra es parte intrínseca de la cultura local y sus historias, y el vínculo entre esta y los maoríes es fundamental. A veces parece como si este lugar escarpado y volcánico dejara ver sus cicatrices en la superficie. A pesar de todo, muchos lugares siguen intactos. Todavía es relativamente fácil encontrar sitios tranquilos y sin multitudes, tierras indómitas llenas de posibilidades, como el cabo Este, Hokianga o Southland, aún aislados, plácidos y agrestes. . Las guías clásicas de Lonely Planet se han renovado para satisfacer las necesidades de los viajeros de hoy, con más contenido local, nuevas formas de experimentar los puntos de interés más populares, con más rutas e itinerarios y con más recomendaciones fuera de ruta. Desde julio del 2023, nuestras guías cuentan con nuevo diseño más claro y visual y un nuevo enfoque. . Esta guía incluye:. - La mejor selección, con numerosos itinerarios y experiencias temáticas para planificar un viaje a medida. - Propuestas hechas por expertos locales, para poder descubrir la Nueva Zelanda más auténtica. - Lugares únicos para comer, tomar algo y alojarse. - Con espléndidas fotografías a todo color que servirán de inspiración al viajero. - Más de 175 mapas para facilitar la orientación. - La información sobre historia, cultura maorí, cine, paisajes, deportes, etc. permite tener una experiencia de viaje más gratificante. - Información práctica para moverse por el país. LIBRO.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. Edition originale. Paris & Rouen, J.B.C Bauche, Ferrand, Machuel, 1725. 1 Volume in-4° (5) (25x19cm), 3ff.-520pp.-6ff., illustré de 2 cartes et 12 gravures (13 ), relié veau époque, dos à nerfs avec pièce de titre et tomaison, coiffes abimées, coins usés, frottements, déchirure aux cartes, ex-libris manuscrit au titre. Après Moscou, Cornelis de Bruyn descend la Volga à travers les provinces méridionales de la Russie, puis entre dans les contrées asiatiques. Il traverse ou mentionne successivement Nijni-Novgorod, Kazan, Simbirsk, Saratov, Samara, Tsaritsyne, ainsi que de nombreux bourgs tatares et haltes fluviales, dont précisément Utka et Buratzkoi, situés dans la partie asiatique du bassin de la Volga. Le récit décrit ensuite les steppes et peuples des confins orientaux, Tartares, Kalmouks, Baskirs, etc, avant d?atteindre Astrakan, véritable porte de l?Asie, au débouché de la Volga dans la mer Caspienne. M8-B.

Interesting engraving showing the tombs of the kings of Persia near Persepolis. Cornelis de Bruyn is remembered chiefly for the records of his extensive travels in Egypt, Persia, India, and other countries, illustrated with his own designs. Copper engraving. Very good condition; a slight tear to left margin, not affecting the image. Uncoloured. Size: 24 x 19 cm. (9½ x 7½ inches).

Interesting engraving showing the ruins of Persepolis, including some mysterious "characters" in cuneiform (which was only deciphered in the 19th century). Cornelis de Bruyn is remembered chiefly for the records of his extensive travels in Egypt, Persia, India, and other countries, illustrated with his own designs. Copper engraving. Very good condition; a repair along the bottom of the left vertical fold and some light darkening along the right vertical fold. Uncoloured. Size: 38.5 x 16.5 cm. (15 x 6½ inches).

24,4x17,3 cm., 5 volumi, pp.(16) 648 (12), (2) 565 (13), (6) 520 (12), (2) 522 (12), (2) 498 (14). Cornelis de Bruijn (1656-1726/1727) fu un pittore e viaggiatore olandese che intraprese due importanti viaggi in Asia, visitando il Medio Oriente, la Russia, e il Sud-Est Asiatico. Bellissima opera con 91 tavole incise (Volume 1: 14 tavole (1 ritratto e 2 ripiegate), volume 2: 18 tavole (3 ripiegate). Volume 3: 16 tavole (4 ripiegate). Volume 4: 30 tavole (7 ripiegate). Volume 5: 13 tavole), strappo e piccola mancanza a pagina 153 del quinto volume. Legatura coeva in piena pelle marmorizzata, con 5 nervi, fregi al dorso, tassello, titoli oro al dorso, tagli rossi, ex libris, guardie marmorizzate, segnacolo in seta verde.

in-folio. Frontispice gravé. 3ff. 288pp. 4ff. Portrait gravé de l'auteur et 213 gravures sur 98 planches hors-texte, nombre d'entre elles dépliantes. Plein veau moucheté, dos lisse orné, dentelle dorée autour des plats (reliure du début du 19e siècle). Première Edition Anglaise de l'un des plus beaux ouvrages illustrés sur le Levant. Cornelius De Bruyn (1652-1726/7), voyageur et peintre néerlandais, avait séjourné plusieurs années dans le Levant entre 1678 et 1685. L'ouvrage recueille les observations et illustrations réalisées au cours de ce voyage. De Bruyn était principalement un artiste paysagiste, ce qui se manifeste dans les panoramas très détaillés de cet ouvrage qui comprend des vues de Smyrne, Constantinople, le Bosphore, Rhodes, Tyr, Alexandrie, Bethléem, Jérusalem, Alep, Palmyre etc. Les planches de costumes représentent principalement différents types de coiffures grecques et turques. Papier uniformément bruni. Exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque de Thomas Hutton avec une mention au crayon sur le contreplat inférieur: "Perfect. From B. Quaritch for £65".

2 volumes, small folio. (13 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches). Half-title in volume I, titles printed in red and black. Vol 1: engraved portrait of the author by G. Valck after G. Kneller, engraved allegorical frontispiece by B. Picart, dedication with engraved headpiece, 3 engraved double-page maps, 111 engraved plates (numbered 1-110, plus 1 unnumbered) on 52 sheets (29 double-page, 7 folding), 24 engraved illustrations within the text (illustration on p. 164 pasted on slip as issued). Vol 2: 162 engraved plates (numbered 111-262, plus 10 unnumbered) on 56 sheets (33 double-page, 9 folding), 20 engraved illustrations within the text. Quarter calf and marbled paper boards, spines with raised bands forming six compartments, tooled and lettered gilt. Uncut Provenance: Princes of Liechtenstein bookplate ("Ex Libris Liechtensteinianis") of Franz Joseph II (1906-1989) on front paste-downs A fine clean uncut copy of the First edition in French of Le Bruyn's important illustrated account of his voyage to Russia, Persia, India and Java. From the library of the Princes of Liechtenstein. In his first expedition of 1674, Dutch traveller and painter Cornelius Le Bruyn remained in the Levant for seven years, travelling principally in Asia Minor, Syria, the Holy Land and Egypt. On his return, he published his Voyages au Levant, and encouraged by its success, undertook a second, more far-reaching expedition. "In 1701, Le Bruyn started on the second of his journeys taking a ship to the country of the Samoyeds . and then proceeding to Moscow. Travelling by way of Asia Minor, he arrived in Persia where he remained for the years 1704-05. Leaving Persia he proceeded [by ship] to India [stopping at Cochin], Ceylon and the East Indies [i.e. Batavia]. He returned by much the same route, residing in Persia between 1706 and 1707 and describing the ruins of Persepolis and Pasargades" (Howgego). The numerous finely engraved illustrations include large folding panoramas of Moscow and Isfahan, views of Astrakhan, and the antiquities at Persepolis and many of the forts encountered on his journey, as well as portraits of native peoples, and depictions of the flora, fish, birds, animals etc. Of particular note are Le Bruyn's description and images of the Samoyeds and their country, among the earliest for the region. Le Bruyn also gives an account of an encounter with William Dampier in Batavia, and describes the route taken by Everard Ysbrants Ides, the Danish Russian ambassador to China. Brunet III:911 (calls for 262 plates based on the numbering of the plate list which does not include the unnumbered plates); Chadenat II, 5085; Chahine 2078; Cohen-de Ricci 610; Lipperheide Kaa 6 (calls for 128 plates and 45 engraved illustrations); Howgego B177.

First edition of one of the most richly illustrated accounts of a voyage to Russia, Persia and adjacent countries and territories by the Dutch artist and traveller Cornelis de Bruyn (1652-1726/27). De Bruyn sailed for Archangel in 1701, proceeding to Moscow, where he stayed for over a year. In 1703 he left Moscow, traveling by way of Asia Minor (Turkey) to Persia, where he remained until 1705. After nearly a year in Isfahan, he headed for Persepolis, the ancient Achaemenid palace complex, the ruins of which had his special interest. He spent three months there, carefully drawing the ruins of the palace, the remaining reliefs and cuneiform inscriptions. His drawings of these ruins are the first reliable pictures of this palace made accessible for Western scholars. Leaving Persia in 1705 he proceeded to India, Ceylon and the East Indies. He returned by much the same route, residing in Persia in 1706 and 1707, visiting, amongst other things, the ruins of Pasaragdes. The plates include large folding views of Moscow and Isfahan (194x40.5 cm!), portraits of Samoyeds, as well as many illustrations of local flora and fauna. Title-page with 1.5 cm trimmed off the lower margin and mounted on similar old paper, the lower corners of four preliminary leaves crudely reinforced, some plates with folds reinforced as well, and plate 127 with a part of the margin torn-off, just touching the image; otherwise a good copy with some occasional spots. Front hinge partly cracked, the binding slightly soiled and lacking the clasp, but still firm and good.l Howgego, to 1800, B177; Klaversma & Hannema 310; STCN (9 copies); Tiele, Bibl. 209. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum. With engraved frontispiece by Bernard Picart, title page printed in red and black with woodcut vignette, engraved author's portrait, 2 folding engraved maps showing the sea route of the voyage, 109 engraved plates (13 folding, 55 double-page, 41 full-page; occasionally with more illustrations on a plate, giving a total of 260 illustrations) and 36 engraved illustrations in text. Pages: [8], 472, [12] pp.

Interesting engraving showing the tombs of the kings of Persia near Persepolis. Cornelis de Bruyn is remembered chiefly for the records of his extensive travels in Egypt, Persia, India, and other countries, illustrated with his own designs. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Uncoloured. Size: 37.5 x 30.5 cm. (15 x 12 inches).

Handsome view of the Turkish city of Manisa, inland from Izmir. Two figures seated in the foreground, the walled city with many minarets, and mountains beyond. Voyages in the Levant. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Later colour. Size: 40.5 x 30 cm.

Cornelis de Bruyn is remembered chiefly for the records of his extensive travels in Egypt, Persia, India, and other countries, illustrated with his own designs. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Uncoloured.

Two prints on one sheet, of Byzantine cities as seen from the sea. The one above, 'Turres', could be Durres in Albania, Gallipoli in the Dardanelles, is the city in the lower print. Copper engraving. Slightly darkened. Very good condition. Uncoloured. Size: 370 x 280 mm. (14½ x11 inches).

A view of Alexandria. The view is taken from outside the city walls, with several people sitting and on horseback amongst ruins in the foreground, with the sea to the left on the horizon, a Roman column left of centre and the city beyond. Voyages in the Levant. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Uncoloured. Size: 64 x 23 cm. (25 x 9 inches).

An elegant perspectival view of a church interior centred on the altar, with a dome above and several figures, praying and strolling across the worn flagstones in the foreground. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Uncoloured. Size: 370 x280 mm. (14½ x11 inches).

Intersting view of the ancient Turkish city of Magnesia with hills and fortress in the distance. Travels in Levant. Copper engraving. Good condition. Original fold marks visible. Uncoloured. Size: 39 x 30.5 cm.

Three prints on one sheet, 2 above, 1 below, 2 show sectionss of the Roman aqueducts thast brought water into ancient Byzantium, the third shows part of the Bosphorus shore as seen from the water, with boat in the foreground. Copper engraving. Fine condition. Uncoloured. Size: 360 x 270 mm. (14 x10½ inches).

Magnifica veduta di Smyrna in Turchia, con navi in primo piano. Incisione in rame su carta vergata a mano mm 278 x 986. Tratta dalla prima edizione francese di "Voyage au Levant c'est a dire dans les principaux endroits de l'Asie Mineure dans les Isles de Chio, de Rhodes, de Chypre &c., de meme que dans les plus considerables villes d'Egypte, de Syrie, et de la Terre Sainte."; líopera fu pubblicata per la prima volta in olandese nel 1698 col titolo "Reizen door de vermaardste Deelen van Klein Asiaî. Nel 1702 apparve anche un'edizione inglese. Cornelis de Bruijn fu un artista e viaggiatore olandese. CompÏ due grandi viaggi e pubblicÚ libri illustrati con le sue osservazioni di persone, edifici, piante e animali. Conosciuto soprattutto come paesaggista, viaggiÚ molto fin da giovane a Vienna, poi a Roma, quindi a Smirne, Costantinopoli, Egitto, Gerusalemme, Siria, Libano e Turchia. Ovunque andasse, Le Bruyn ritraeva le scene che lo circondavano; era particolarmente interessato ai luoghi dell'antichit? o di interesse storico, e le sue sono le prime immagini dell'interno di una piramide e di Gerusalemme ad essere ampiamente disponibili per gli occidentali. Dopo un soggiorno di otto anni a Venezia, Le Bruyn tornÚ all'Aia nel 1693 per pubblicare questo primo libro. Dal 1701 iniziÚ un secondo viaggio in Russia e in Persia. Bellíesemplare ben inchiostrato, lievissime tracce di aloni al marg. sin. Antichi strappetti restaurati profesionalmente alle pieghe dei marg. Nr.cat: MG_0419.

Large paper copy of the first edition of the beautifully illustrated account of De Bruyn's first journey, visiting Egypt, Syria, The Holy Land, Rhodes, Cyprus, Scio and Turkey. The Dutch traveller and painter Cornelis De Bruyn (1652-1726/28) left The Netherlands in 1674 to travel through the Levant by way of Italy. He stayed in the Levant for seven years before settling in Italy in 1685 and returning to the Netherlands in 1693. The work is especially valued because of its engravings after the drawings made by De Bruyn and executed by well-known artists as Jan and Caper Luyken and others, which include, amongst many others, folding panorama's of Alexandria, Sattalia, Constantinople, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Rhodes and Chios. With some occasional spots, some folds and edges of the plates reinforced or mounted on new stubs; a very good copy. The binding rebacked as noted and with some wear to the tooling.l Atabey 159; Howgego, to 1800, B177; Klaversma & Hannema 311; Tiele, Bibl. 207. 18th-century, gold-tooled, tanned goatskin, marbled edges; rebacked, with original backstrip laid down and modern endpapers. With engraved frontispiece, engraved author's portrait, large engraved folding map of the Mediterranean Sea, 103 engraved plates (many double-page and folding, and often containing more than one illustration) and 18 engravings in text (totally containing 218 illustrations, numbered A & 1-210). The engraved plates are all after drawings by De Bruin and contain 15 plates engraved by Jan Luyken and 1 by Casper Luyken, all but one unsigned. Pages: [20], 398, [8] pp.

First Edition. "LE BRUYN, Cornelius. Travels into Muscovy, Persia, And Part of the EastIndies. Containing, An Accurate Description of whatever is most remarkable in those Countries London: Printed for A. Bettesworth, 1737. Two volumes. Folio (9 by 14 inches), 20th-century full dark brown calf gilt, raised bands, red morocco spine labels. $8500.First edition in English of this exceptional trans-Asia expedition, with engraved allegorical frontispiece by Picart, engraved portrait, three double-page engraved maps, 114 finely engraved platesmany double-page, including several large, folding panorama-style views, such as the celebrated large folding panoramas of Moscow and Ispahanand 44 engraved in-text vignettes. Many plates contain multiple subjects, for a total of more than 300 images.Primarily a landscape painter, Le Bruyn began his journey to Russia in the summer of 1701, at the age of 50, leaving Amsterdam to undertake what would become a seven-year trip to the East-Indies "by way of Muscovy and Persia." The text includes his observations on cities, customs, flora and fauna, and antiquities, particularly the ruins of Persopolis. He was quite possibly the first European to visit Pasargarde. The beautiful copperplate engravings depict portraits, views, buildings, ruins, flora and fauna, and are the same plates that were used in the French edition. Originally published in Dutch (1711) and then in French (1718), this English edition is translated from the French. Wilson, 33. Cox I, 251. Graesse I: 551-52. Plates and text quite clean, with repairs to the folding Moscow panorama and a few other plates. Handsomely bound.".