Le bruyn cornelis (8 risultati)
Altre immaginiLingua: Francese
Editore: J.B.C Bauche, Ferrand, Machuel, 1725
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Da: Librairie Voyage et Exploration, Cerny, FranciaLibrairie Voyage et Exploration
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Aggiungi al carrelloCouverture 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.
Altre immaginiLingua: Francese
Editore: Chez Jean Batiste Claude Bauche a Paris et Charles Ferrand a Rouen, Paris, 1725
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Da: Tradewinds Books, Ainslie, ACT, AustraliaTradewinds Books
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Aggiungi al carrelloLeather. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. First collected French edition of de Bruyn's travels. Five large quarto volumes (each 8 x 9.75 inches) bound in period calf, which is slightly rubbed. Spine in 6 compartments, with gilt faded and some chipping to the heads and tails. Compete with 648, 565, 520, 522, and 498 pp. The ex…cellent engraved illustrations include two allegorical frontispieces, 5 maps (of which 4 are folding) and 84 plates (of which 12 are folding), showing costumes, especially of Greek and Turkish women, views of monuments and historical sites, scenes of everyday life, fauna and flora. de Bruyn (1656-1726/7) was a Dutch artist and traveller, who undertook two major journeys to Asia. This is the first collected edition of de Bruyn's voyages to the Middle East, Russia, and the East Indies augmented by accounts not included in the earlier editions. On his first trip, from 1684 to 1693, de Bruyn visited Rome before traveling through the Ottoman territories of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. Illustrations include the first pictures of the interior of the great pyramid that were widely circulated in Europe, as well as views of Cairo, Alexandria, Jerusalem, and Constantinople. During his second tour, starting in 1701, de Bruyn travelled to Moscow, visited the Samoyeds in norther Russia, and sailed down the Volga to Astrakhan. Leaving Russia for Persia, de Bruyn made drawings of Isfahan and the ruins of Persepolis, destroyed by Alexander the Great, which were widely praised in Europe. From there, he continued to Java (Indonesia) which was then part of the Dutch east Indies, before ultimately returning to the Netherlands. His publications are regarded as some of the best illustrated works on the Levant.
Editore: La Haye (Den Haag), 1732
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Da: Antiquariat am St. Vith, Mönchengladbach, GermaniaAntiquariat am St. Vith
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Aggiungi al carrelloLeder. Gr.-Oktav. 3 Bll., 520 S., 6 Bll. Leder mit Rückengoldprägung. Sprache: Französisch, Mit 2 (von 3) gefalt. Karten, 12 (von 13) ganzseitigen Kupferstichen und 1 gefalt. Kupferstichtafel (Moskow). Einband etwas berieben, Gelenke etwas brüchig, Leder des Vorderdeckels teils etwas gelöst und mit kl. Läsuren, Papier an den Rän…dern teils etwas gebräunt, anfangs geringf. fingerfleckig, 1 Karte mit kl. Einriss und etwas gerändert bzw. im Rand knitterig, sonst gutes Exemplar.
Altre immaginiEditore: Delft, Henrik van Krooneveld, 1698., 1698
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Da: Antiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH, Vienna, A, AustriaAntiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH
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Aggiungi al carrelloLarge folio (265 x 404 mm). Large paper copy. (18), 398, (8) pp. Complete copy with engraved frontispiece, engraved author's portrait, the frequently missing large engraved folding map of the Mediterranean Sea and all 122 plates. 18 large folding panoramic views, 28 folding plates and 56 full-plates, numerous half-plates text il…lustrations. Contemporary Dutch blindstamped vellum. First edition, large-paper copy, of this beautifully illustrated account of De Bruyn's first journey through Egypt, Syria, the Holy Land, Rhodes, Cyprus, Scio and Turkey. - The Dutch traveller and landscape 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 for its plates after De Bruyn's own drawings, made on location and then engraved by such well-known artists as Jan and Caper Luyken, including folding panoramas of Alexandria, Antalya, Constantinople, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Rhodes and Chios. De Bruyn's costume plates are mostly of the different types of Greek and Turkish head-dresses. The publication was soon followed by editions in English and French. - All panoramas in fine condition, not creased or torn (as often), only the panorama of Smyrna (Izmir) is trimmed with considerably narrower margins. Binding repaired with old vellum; some splitting to front hinge; upper spine-end damaged; loss to lower end. A few occasional internal stains, but still a very fresh and crisp copy. - Atabey 159. Tiele 207. Klaversma & Hannema 311. Gay 2101. Henze I, 378. Howgego I, p. 157, B177. Weber II, 402 (note). Röhricht 1184. Tobler 114. Cobham/Jeffery 7. Laor 967. Schwab 74. Cohen/de Ricci 610. Lipperheide Ci 48 (= 546). Graesse I, 552. OCLC 4619950. Cf. Blackmer 225 (2nd French ed.). Aboussouan 164 (1725 French 4to ed.). Gnirrep, De Levant in een kleur (1997).
Altre immaginiEditore: Willem and David Goeree for the author,, Amsterdam,, 1711
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Da: Antiquariaat FORUM BV, Houten, Paesi BassiAntiquariaat FORUM BV
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Aggiungi al carrelloFirst 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 w…ay 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.
Altre immaginiEditore: printed by Hendrik van Kroonevelt [engravings printed by Petrus Schenk and Gerard Valck?],, Delft,, 1698
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Da: Antiquariaat FORUM BV, Houten, Paesi BassiAntiquariaat FORUM BV
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Aggiungi al carrelloLarge 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.
Altre immaginiEditore: Delft, printed by Hendrik van Kroonevelt [engravings printed by Petrus Schenk and Gerard Valck?], 1698., 1698
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Da: Antiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH, Vienna, A, AustriaAntiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH
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Aggiungi al carrelloLarge folio (260 x 395 mm). (20), 398, (8) pp. 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 Bruyn and contain 15 plates engraved by Jan Luyken and 1 by Casper Luyken, all but one unsigned. 18th-century, gold-tooled, tanned goatskin, marbled edges; rebacked, with original backstrip laid down and modern endpapers. First edition, large-paper copy, of this beautifully illustrated account of De Bruyn's first journey through 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 for its engravings after De Bruyn's own drawings, executed by such well-known artists as Jan and Caper Luyken, including folding panoramas of Alexandria, Sattalia, Constantinople, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Rhodes and Chios. The publication was soon followed by editions in English and French. - The present copy is printed on large paper from a single stock, watermarked: fleur-de-lys on a crowned shield above 4 and WR = WK, with a trimmed leaf size measuring 396 x 259 mm (not in Heawood or Laurentius). - 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. - Atabey 159. Howgego, to 1800, B177. Klaversma & Hannema 311. Tiele, Bibl. 207. Cf. Gnirrep, De Levant in een kleur (1997).
Editore: Delft, Henrik van Krooneveld, 1698., 1698
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Da: Antiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH, Vienna, A, AustriaAntiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH
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Aggiungi al carrelloFolio (235 x 337 mm). (18), 398, (8) pp. With engr. half-title, engr. portrait of the author (after Godfrey Kneller), and 210 as well as several lettered or unnumbered engravings (many by Jan and Caspar Luyken after the author's drawings) printed on 57 plates, 24 double-page plates and 20 folding plates (most of which are panora…mic views). Wants the folding map of the Eastern Mediterranean. Contemporary Dutch blindstamped vellum. First edition, the only one to appear in the original language. The Dutch painter and traveller Cornelius de Bruyn travelled to Constantinople and throughout the Levant and the Ottoman empire between 1677 and 1685. "De Bruyn was primarily a landscape artist and this manifests itself in the several fine panoramas which include Smyrna, Constantinople, the Bosphorus, Rhodes, Tyre, Alexandria, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Aleppo, Palmyra and others. De Bruyn's costume plates are mostly of the different types of Greek and Turkish head-dresses" (Atabey). - Some browning, fingerstaining and edge flaws throughout. Complete save for the map. - Atabey 159. Tiele 207. Gay 2101. Henze I, 378. Howgego I, p. 157, B177. Weber II, 402 (note). Röhricht 1184. Tobler 114. Cobham/Jeffery 7. Laor 967. Schwab 74. Cohen/de Ricci 610. Lipperheide Ci 48 (= 546). Graesse I, 552. OCLC 4619950. Cf. Blackmer 225 (2nd French ed.). Aboussouan 164 (1725 French 4to ed.).
