illustrated daniel vierge (6 risultati)

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. Daniel Vierge (illustratore). 1st. double page engraving showing a troop of men carrying chairs to escape the storm Size: 22 x 16".

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Leather bound. Part of the Franklin Library's "25th Anniversary Limited Edition of The Great Books of the Western World." Brown leather with raised bands; tan moire endsheets. Gilt stamped title on spine; gilt stamped decorative patterns on spine and covers; gilt text block edges. Silk ribbon tipped-in bookmark. Minor shelf wear. (**This book is Part One of the two-volume Don Quixote set.**).

Condizione: Good. First edition thus (hardback). 4to (32cm by 22cm), xxxi, 156pp. 60 illustrations by Daniel Vierge. Original brown cloth, gilt titling and elaborate gilt design to the front board and the spine, top edge gilt. There is some chafing to the edges of the binding, and some foxing of the preliminary pages; overall, this book is in good plus condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good-. First Edition. Oversized cloth decorative gilt. First edition thus; limited to 650 copies, 125 on sale in America. This is equivalent to the T. Fisher Unwin work, but the American edition. Cloth rubbed/cockled, edges exposed in spots. Hinges starting, mild scattered foxing. With portrait of Vierge on China paper, and 49illustrations by Vierge, some full-page; four of the full large plates are in two states, one on China paper. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall; 156 pages.

Daniel Urrabieta Vierge (1851-1904) & Fortuné Louis Méaulle (1844-1901) (illustratore). First Edition. ~ Retrato fotográfico del autor en frontis. Viñeta de portada + 3 láminas con dibujos de Vierge grabados al boj por Méaulle + 1 lámina con dibujo de Renard grabado por H. Meyer ~ Dedicatoria de Américo Ascasubi, hijo del autor, al médico uruguayo Dr. Lucilo del Castillo, firmada y fechada 3-11-79 ~ Media piel época, nervios, florones y título dorados en lomo, nombre del destinatario de la dedicatoria al pie ~ L+485p+1f ~ 27x18x5cm. ~ Leves y raros picos de óxido. Muy Buen estado ~ Heavy item, circa 2 Kg. Extra postage costs may apply (please ask for quotation before ordering, clicking on the "Contact seller" button to be found above) ~ LANGUAGE: Español / Additional images available/// We accept PayPal & EU bank transfer in EUROS //.

First Edition. First edition. French language. Eight volumes, complete. First 4 volumes published by E. Dentu, last 4 by H. Floury. Collects Geffroy's impressions, criticism, and reviews of art and artists of the day, covering the Paris Salons of the period as well as the 1900 Paris Exposition/World's Fair. EACH VOLUME WITH ORIGINAL FRONTISPIECE ILLUSTRATION BY A RENOWNED ARTIST AS FOLLOWS: Volume 1 (1892) -- dry point by EUGENE CARRIERE; Volume 2 (1893) -- dry point by AUGUSTE RODIN; Volume 3 (1894 [1897], see note* below) -- dry point by AUGUSTE RENOIR; Volume 4 (1895) -- dry point by J. F. RAFFAELLI; Volume 5 (1897) -- lithograph by FANTIN-LATOUR; Volume 6 (1900) -- etching by CAMILLE PISSARRO; Volume 7 (1901) -- etching by DANIEL VIERGE; and Volume 8 (1903) -- lithograph by WILETTE. [*NOTE: Third volume is comprised of the original 1894 E. Dentu sheets (including Dentu title page) bound up in H. Floury covers dated 1897 on front with fine-paper reprint of the original Renoir dry point). FIRST VOLUME INSCRIBED by Geffroy to Victor Jaclard, the French revolutionary socialist and follower of Louis Auguste Blanqui (an interesting association, as Geffroy wrote what is considered the standard biography of Blanqui). 16mo original French-style paperwraps with covers printed in black and red. Fragile covers darkened and showing expected wear, especially at spines, a few of which appear to have been reinforced. Nonetheless altogether good or better with insert to first volume present, as called for. Quite scarce in the complete set. Signed.