Filip cremers (7 risultati)

Broché. Condizione: Bon. 160 p., 139 fig. n/b. Catalogue d'exposition, Turnhout , Museum van de Speelkaart et Malmedy, Musée National du Papier. Inv. 41375.

21 x 28, 253 pp., nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et en N/B, 2 cartes en couleurs, broché, très bon état.

192pp. met zw/w illustraties, 24cm., gecart. uitgeversband, E93497.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Text is in English, Dutch and French. One inch tear to top, front fold of dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. 1. Lichte beschadiging aan kaft Dutch Deze rijk geïllustreerde uitgave van 10 fiches verscheen ter gelegenheid van de tentoonstelling Daveluy. Woord & beeld in Brugge. 19de eeuw, gehouden in het Stadsarchief Brugge van 17 april tot 22 mei 2005. De publicatie belicht de negentiende-eeuwse geschiedenis van Brugge aan de hand van teksten en beeldmateriaal en biedt inzicht in het culturele, maatschappelijke en historische leven van de stad. Met bijdragen van Filip Cremers, Jan D'hondt, Willy Le Loup en Ludo Vandamme vormt het boek een waardevolle kennismaking met het Brugse erfgoed uit de negentiende eeuw.…

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. 1st Edition. Hardcover: As New, 31 x 21 cm, 176 pp., Dutch, 1st Edition, illustrations, book condition: As New Trilingual edition: Dutch - French - English The Rise of the Lithography Press The book begins with the establishment of the press in 1835 by pioneer Édouard Daveluy. The authors meticulously describe how the company specialized in lithography and later chromolithography. By using revolutionary techniques, bright pigments, and the characteristic gold printing, they managed to deliver unparalleled graphic quality. This success did not go unnoticed: the company received the prestigious title "Lithographe du Roi" (Royal Printer), a designation that also prominently shone on their printed materials and publicity cards. A substantial part of the book is dedicated to the company's absolute flagship: the production of playing cards. Daveluy was the absolute pioneer in designing cards with historical, royal, and military motifs. The book describes how these cards: Were exported to all corners of the world (including the United Kingdom, France, and the United States). Were praised for their unique shine, sturdiness, and the fineness of the portraits (such as the well-known series featuring medieval knights and sovereigns). Today are among the most sought-after and valuable objects among international playing card collectors. In addition to playing cards, the company brought a vast variety of commercial printing to the market. The book highlights the history of their porcelain cards (luxurious, glossy business cards and advertising cards from the 19th century) and rare chromos (collectible cards). The authors demonstrate how Daveluy significantly shaped the visual streetscape and early advertising culture in Belgium and beyond. Besides the economic and technical successes, the book also outlines the human story behind the factory. It looks inside the Bruges workshops, highlights the successive generations within the Daveluy family, and explains how social changes, the rise of new printing techniques, and fierce competition in the 20th century ultimately led to the end of this monumental Bruges company. [This description may have been translated by AI.].…

softcover160 pages Illustrated. Text NL/FR tentoonstelling in het Nationaal Museum van de Speelkaart - Turnhout / Cartiers en Wallonie : exposition au Musée national du Papier - Malmedy - 0 g.