Hogarth rev john trusler (16 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. PAGES: xxvi, 293, + 57 plates on 55 sheets. BINDING: Full leather with raised bands, gilt decoration to spine and gilt lettered label. CONDITION: Covers scuffed, hinges cracked and internally strengthened; the Bookplate of Lord Elton of Headington, Oxon to front pastedown; occasional foxing and the odd small stain; still a good copy. Size: 20 X 13 Cms. With Frontis Portrait and 56 Plates on 54 Sheets, Plus 12 Wood Cuts. (illustratore).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 29 plates; "In a series of engravings: with descriptions, and a comment on their moral tendency; to which are added, anecdotes of the author and his works, by J. Hogarth and J. Nichols"; First Edition thus; Hardback: binder's blue cloth decorated in gilt on spine; Binding stained by old damp, plates lightly foxed, vg. William Hogarth (illustratore).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Two quarto volumes. Pp. 280 (paginated continuously) + 150ff. engravings. With Anecdotes of the Author and his Works by J. Hogarth and J. Nichols. Hogarth's moral series (Beer Street and Gin Lane, Rake's Progress, Harlot's Progress, etc.) his illustrations (to Tristram Shandy, DonQuixote, etc.) and his paintings are all reproduced by various engravers in copper, somewhat smaller than the originals.Occasional bits of light foxing, else internally fine, in half-leather, gilt, and marbled boards. A.e.g. Bindings rubbed and worn at extremities. William Hogarth (illustratore).…

Green Cloth. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: No Dust Jacket as Published. 148pp, black & white plates, frontispiece with tissue, all edges stained red, marbled endpapers LACKS FRONT FREE ENDPAPER, lightly foxed throughout, occasional thumb smudges and other marks, half purple morocco with brown calf, spine has decorated raised bands with blind blocked decoration to the panels and gilt spine lettering on black, boards rubbed and worn, corners bumped, upper front joint worn to a small hole, spine head and tail rubbed. Size: 8.5 x 5.5 Inches. William Hogarth (illustratore). Art.…

Condizione: Gut. Without paging. - Nicht paginiert. Inside slightly bronzy and foxy. Some small dog-ears in vol. 1. Mit 1 gefaltetem Faksimile und 158 Stahlstichtafeln von Cooke und Davenport nach Hogarth. - With 1 folded frontispiece and 158 engravings by Cooke and Davenport after the works of Hogarth. Nicht bei Lowndes. - Verkleinerte Nachstiche in guten Abdrucken. - Not at Lowndes. Reduced engravings in good imprints. William Hogarth (10 November 1697 ? 26 October 1764) was an English painter, printmaker, pictorial satirist, social critic, and editorial cartoonist who has been credited with pioneering western sequential art. His work ranged from realistic portraiture to comic strip-like series of pictures called "modern moral subjects". Knowledge of his work is so pervasive that satirical political illustrations in this style are often referred to as "Hogarthian". (Wikip.) Englisch MIG-24-04B|Lager 7|4898DB Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 444 32x24,5 cm. Lederbände d. Zt. mit breiter goldgeprägter Deckelbordüre, reicher Rückenvergoldung und Goldschnitt. Beschabt, Gelenke von Bd. 1 oben eingerissen. Rücken von Band 2 oben lädiert u. Rückendeckel lose. - Leather with big gilt border on the covers, rich gilt back title and gilt page edges. Hinges of vol. 1 lacerated on top. Spine of vol. 2 damaged on top, back cover loose. New edition, revised and corrected. 2 volumes.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Two volumes, 218pgs.marbled endpapers. 1/2 green leather, marbled boards raised bands. rubbing to the extremities, and scuffing on the lower edges of the spine.toning and foxing throughout. the binding is sound. Scores of engravings throughout. William Hogarth was a pictorial satirist, social critic, and editorial cartoonist who has been credited with pioneering western sequential art. Size: Small Folios. William Hogarth (illustratore). Book.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 280pp, lacks dust wrapper as issued, illustrated, undated but believed 1880, previous owners book plate to front paste down, no other inscriptions. Decorative leather boards are complete but are rubbed to all edges and there is a small split at the top of the front of the spine. Hinges are tight, no loose pages or turned over page corners, only very slight spotting. Happy to supply photos on request. Very heavy book please inquire for postage outside the UK.…

Leather. Condizione: Good. A lavishly illustrated collection of the works of William Hogarth, containing over one-hundred of his original detailed engravings. Complete in two volumes.A beautiful study on the works of William Hogarth, with an introductory essay by James Hannay. Including a biography and anecdotes on the life and works of Hogarth.Hogarth was an English painter and printmaker, known for his social satire cartoons. He is best known for his series 'A Harlot's Progress', 'A Rake's Progress', and 'Marriage A-la-Mode', which are included in full in this volume.Volume I illustrated with a frontispiece, engraved title page, and sixty-eight plates.Volume II illustrated with frontispiece, engraved title page, and seventy-three plates.With descriptive letterpress by J. Trusler and E. F. Roberts.Undated, dated from Jisc from a copy held at the Leeds Library.Collated, complete. Five of the plates in Volume II feature two illustrations to one plate, though in the list of plates each illustration is listed as a separate plate. In a half calf binding with marbled cloth to the boards. Externally, worn. Loss to the head and tail of the spines, heavier to the tail. Lacking the top spine label of Volume II. Chips and rubbing to the remaining spine labels. Rubbing to the boards and spines. Bumping to the extremities. Cracks to the leather to the head and tail of the spines. Light marks to the boards and spines, with a little discolouration to the joints. Hinges are starting but firm. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright with some spotting, heavier to the plates. Front endpaper and frontispiece of Volume I are almost detached. Prior owner's ink inscription to the head of the title pages. Good. William Hogarth (illustratore). book.…

Condizione: Good. - Quarto, 11 inches high by 8-5/8 inches wide. Two volumes uniformly bound in three-quarter brown morocco & cloth, titled in gilt with raised bands on the spines. The edges are marbled. The front cover and spine of the second volume are detached from the text block, though the covers are intact. The covers are rubbed and scuffed. 280 pages of text, illustrated with 150 bold engravings on 146 sheets, as published. The plates include 2 frontispieces and 2 pictorial title pages. (The plates numbered 137 and 139 are engraved on one sheet, the plates numbered 140-143 are engraved on two sheets, and those numbered 147-148 are engraved on one sheet). The front endpaper of the first volume is detached, but present. An early owner's inscription, "Shipley Jones from Richard M. Pell", is penned on the front blank of each volume. Despite the covers, the contents are unusually bright, clean and unfoxed. This internally beautiful set was published circa 1850's. A prospectus for this work, as issued in parts, was published in 1852. The publisher, John Tallis, 1817-1876, was active under the name "John Tallis & Company" from 1851 through 1854.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket, As Issued. Later Edition. Two volumes, no date (circa 1838-1840), in contemporary half calf over marbled boards, backs ornately decorated in gilt, marbled end papers and edges. Very Good, Vol. I missing marbled front end page, marbled boards rubbed, edges rubbed, stain at bottom edge first 24 pp. Vol. II not affecting engravings or text, light to moderate toning scattered throughout. Complete with all 150 steel engravings with tissue guards. Additional shipping charges will be requested for international and priority mail due to weight and volume of this set. Please inquire. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.…

4to Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 280p. A complete two volume hardbound set. Heavy foxing throughout, but interior is otherwise unmarked with numerous b/w illustrations and a warm patina. Binding is sound with cracked hinges that remain securely attached. Bound in three quarter brown leather with five raised bands and gilt tilting on spine. Boards are scuffed and rubbed along the extremities and corners with soiling on text-block. Blank rear endpage on vol. 1 is shaken.…

Leather. Condizione: Very Good. A smart copy of Rev. Dr. Trusler's critical examination of the work of William Hogarth. First published shortly after Hogarth's death, this volume is illustrated throughout with examples of the artist's work. This work, by eccentric English divine, John Trusler, discusses engraved William Hogarth's 'most capital and admired' works. Trusler discusses in depth several of Hogarth's works, providing context and a critical view.'Hogarth Moralized' was first published without the permission or approval of the painter's widow, and is illustrated throughout with vignette woodcuts and fifty-five plates printed on fifty-five sheets. Collated, complete.The first edition thus, this is the first edition to use these plates. First issued in 1768, followed by an 1821 two volume edition containing inferior impressions of the plates, this 1831 edition prepared by John Major contains a new set of plates.With the inscription of John Walseley, 1876 to a front blank, and the head of the title page.A smart and richly illustrated critical study of the work of this prominent artist. In a half calf binding, with marbled paper covered boards. Minor rubbing to back strip head and tail. Internally, binding lightly strained to a few points at centre of text block. Inscription to front endpaper and head of title page. Light spotting to plates and light tide marks to plate perimeters. Instances of light spotting throughout. Very Good. William Hogarth (illustratore). book. …

Condizione: Very Good. London: Printed for Henry Washbourne, 1841. "New Edition: Revised, Corrected, and Somewhat Enlarged, by the same." Octavo. 256 pp. Black and white illustrations, including 52 plates. Bound in red half morocco over marbled boards; five raised bands and gilt decoration to spine; top edge gilt; marbled endpapers. Boards worn along edges and spine with brief exposure to extremities and general rubbing and soiling. Binding is sound. A few minor chips and tears to interior, but pages else unmarked. Very Good. …

London. Very Good; Full-Leather; The London Printing and Publishing Company . Limited; 1860's. The Rev. John Trusler. The Works of William Hogarth in a Series of Engravings with Descriptions, and a Comment on their Moral Tendency. To Which are added, Anecdotes of the Author and his Works, by J. Hogarth and J. Nicholas. London: The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited. [ca.1864], 280pp. Full leather binding with embossed gilt boards and spine, all edges gilt. Good, moderate wear, the spine leather is cracked, interior hinges have been reinforced. Includes a coloured plate of the milk maid. Numerous engravings through out with commentary. 280 pages. ; Engravings; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 280 pages . Very Good; Full-Leather; The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited; 1860's. Hogarth, William (illustratore). …

Half Morocco. Condizione: Very Good. First Thus. 168 pp. [of text]. Recent brown half morocco over marbled boards, with raised bands, gilt-stamped devices, and red morocco title label with gilt lettering to spine. Illustrated by 84 black and white steel engraved plates by Hogarth, including a self portrait frontispiece. A brief biography is included at the beginning, followed by a commentary on all his major works. Binding fresh and firm. Foxing throughout, but with plates largely unaffected, with some occasional water marks. 4to. Illustrated. Hogarth, William (illustratore).…

283 x 217 mm. (11 x 8 1/2"). Two volumes. FINE PUBLISHER'S PEBBLE-GRAIN DARK BROWN MOROCCO, ELABORATELY GILT, covers with a thick gilt-tooled medallion encircling an image of Hogarth sitting in a chair and holding a palette and brushes, at the bottom of the medallion a gothic capital with a bust, books, and palette, each corner with a lacy floral garland in the shape of an "L," all this framed by a thick and thin gilt rule, raised bands, spines ruled and decorated in gilt, gilt lettering, all edges gilt. WITH 150 STEEL ENGRAVINGS (on 145 plates) BY WILLIAM HOGARTH, all with original tissue guards. Front free endpaper of volume I with unmarked ex-libris on a decorative piece of paper; titles with blue ink stamp of J. B. Bennett of Cincinnati, Ohio. One spine band slightly rubbed, trivial wear to the corners, but the bindings otherwise virtually perfect. Volume II with two very small tears to gutter of frontispiece (and its tissue guard), hinges of that same volume with paper covering partly gone, otherwise only trivial imperfections. A REMARKABLY WELL-PRESERVED SET. This is a very fine copy of a substantial set featuring the art of a man whose name is nearly synonymous with social satire. William Hogarth's persistently fascinating engravings are here accompanied by explanatory text commissioned by the artist's widow Jane in 1766 and supplied by the Rev. John Trusler (1735-1820), described by DNB as "an enthusiastic and fearless compiler of others' works." He provides commentary on some of Hogarth's popular series of engravings, including "The Harlot's Progress," "The Rake's Progress," "Election," "Marriage a-la-Mode," "Industry and Idleness," and "Four Stages of Cruelty," plus a number of single works, among them "Sleeping Congregation" and "Southwark Fair." One of the most popular artists of the period, William Hogarth (1697-1764) is today considered to be the first great English painter. Someone who learned to draw from real life, rather than through copying the masters, he is remembered for group portraits such as "The Wedding," for satirical works such as "The Denunciation," and especially for the popular engravings noted above. In addition to his visual offerings, he also contributed to the profession of artist, pushing through what is still referred to as "Hogarth's Act," a statute that protects the copyright of an artist's original designs. Trusler was one of the most enterprising and eccentric figures in the British publishing world. A former priest, he launched an entrepreneurial career (said to be successful) by advertising ready-made sermons (one shilling each), printed in cursive type to look like manuscripts; later, as a printer and publisher, he issued a wide range of books on everything from etiquette to law to get-rich schemes. Finding one edition or another of Hogarth's engravings is not at all difficult, but finding a glowing copy that seems almost untouched--like the present one--is quite difficult. …