demmeni jean (19 risultati)

1987, original boards with dustjacket, 120 pp., slightly discoloured, dustjacket a bit frayed, else a good copy.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

No Binding. Condizione: Good. maten 73 x 60.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

Condizione: good. maten 73 x 60. photo.

First edition. 29 x 19cm. Blue cloth portfolio with vignettes and titles in white to the upper board, with patterned paper internally. Containing 100 fine collotype photographs, loose as issued, of Java and Sumatra by Jean Demmeni. Lacking the 23pp. introductory booklet (as usual). The cloth portfolio with three clear paper-tape repairs to the folds, two 2cm tears to the head of the spine joints, and some scattered marking. The photographs with the occasional minor mark or spot of foxing to the blank margins are otherwise in very good order, remaining clean and sharp. Jean Demmeni, a photographer for the Topographical Service in the Dutch East Indies, was dispatched for six months to photographically document Java and Sumatra, the present work forming the culmination of his labours. The fine plates included here depict "the most beautiful natural scenes and everything else in colonial society that can be considered outstanding", ranging from the natural history and architecture of the islands, to depictions of the everyday lives, dress, customs, and occupations of their inhabitants.

Haarlem, Kleynenberg & Co, (ca. 1911). Tinted photographic plate by Jean Demmeni, depicting mountain village of Semboengan on the Dijeng Plateau in Central Java with Telaga Tjebong on the left back, printed on heavy paper. ca. 60 x 73 cm. From the series of school plates by J.F.Niermeyer, e.a. Platen van Nederlandsch-Oost en West-Indië, published between 1911 and 1913.- The photograph was taken by Jean Demmeni (Padang Panjang, Sumatra, 1866 - 1939), a French/Indo European photographer. - Exquisitely printed.

Haarlem, Kleynenberg & Co, z.j.[=1911-1913]. 51 x 64,5 - Papier 59 x 72 cm. In lijst. Uit: Schoolplaten serie: Platen van Nederlandsch Oost- en West-Indië en Suriname Nr. 27. [151825].

Singapore, Times Editions, 1987. 4to. Boards, with dust-jacket. With many photographic plates and illustrations by Jean Demmeni. 120 pp. Jean Demmeni (1866 - 1939) was a well-known photographer and amateur painter and draughtsman, who travelled all over the Archipelago. His extensive photographic achievement is an important documentation of Indonesia in the first quarter of this century (Haks & Maris, p.70).

Haarlem, Kleynenberg & Co, (ca. 1911). Tinted photographic plate by Jean Demmeni, depicting a Minangkabau family in front of their home in West Sumatra, printed on heavy paper. ca. 60 x 73 cm. From the series of school plates by J.F.Niermeyer, e.a. Platen van Nederlandsch-Oost en West-Indië, published between 1911 and 1913.- The photograph was taken by Jean Demmeni (Padang Panjang, Sumatra, 1866 - 1939), a French/Indo European photographer. - Exquisitely printed.

Haarlem, Kleynenberg & Co, (ca. 1911). Tinted photographic plate by Jean Demmeni, depicting Malays from Central Sumatra in traditional clothing, printed on heavy paper. ca. 60 x 73 cm. From the series of school plates by J.F.Niermeyer, e.a. Platen van Nederlandsch-Oost en West-Indië, published between 1911 and 1913.- The photograph was taken by Jean Demmeni (Padang Panjang, Sumatra, 1866 - 1939), a French/Indo European photographer. - Exquisitely printed.

Haarlem, Kleynenberg & Co, (ca. 1911). Tinted photographic plate by Jean Demmeni, depicting the sultan's court in Djokjakarta, printed on heavy paper. ca. 60 x 73 cm. From the series of school plates by J.F.Niermeyer, e.a. Platen van Nederlandsch-Oost en West-Indië, published between 1911 and 1913.- The photograph was taken by Jean Demmeni (Padang Panjang, Sumatra, 1866 - 1939), a French/Indo European photographer. - Exquisitely printed.