prip moller (21 risultati)

Couverture souple. Condizione: Bon. Edition originale. In-4° broché, paginé de 207 à 274 - Articles originaux : Some illustrated Manuscripts of Kamma-vaca from Siam, by O.C. Gangoly - Materalien zur Geschichte des chinesischen Lacks, by Otto Mänchen-Helfen - Chinesisches Papiergeld aus dem Anfang der Ming-Dynastie (1368-1644). Mit 1 Tafel, by Richard Schlösser - Aubergermanisches der Sammlung v. Diergardt. Mit 4 Tafeln, by Albert Koch .

Large quarto hardcover, 40 x 30 cm, 396 pages. Stated Third Impression. Heavily illustrated with hundreds a=of b/w photos and plans. Four large folded plans present in rear pocket. Just faint wear to front cover near foot, with thin blue cloth covering boards slightly lifting from boards; interior spotless & bright including fold-outs. A magnificent study.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 3rd Edition. Binding is firm. Numerous fold-outs. Pocket on back end paper holds several architectural plans. Architecture, Buddhism.

Cloth. Condizione: Gut. 396 p. ; ill. ; 40 x 30 cm. Guter Zustand. 40 x 30 cm. Bibliotheksexemplar mit Stempeln und Signatur auf Einband. Schuber berieben, mit Kratzern und fleckig. Sonst Seiten sauber. / Good. 40 x 30 cm. Ex-library with usual markings. Slip case slightly worn and soiled. Clean pages. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 5300.

Arkitektens Forlag, København 2003. Kvadratisk 8°. 213 sider. Illustreret i s/h. Heftet med orig. omslag.

Hardcover. Second Edition. Folio, 396 pages; VG; quarter bound in gray buckram, blue cloth boards, gilt titling to spine; housed in a VG beige paper-covered slipcase; ; very mild rubbing and wear; ownership name on ffep; black and white photographic illustrations throughout, some color illustrations, two folding plans bound in with bound glassine guards, and four large folding plans in rear pocket; shelved above case 4. 1331394. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Color and Black-and-white photographs and illustrations, full-page and fold-out architectural drawings, four oversized fold-out architectural drawings in rear pocket. (illustratore). Third printing. SACRED BLUEPRINTS This landmark folio by Johannes?Prip?Møller offers an unprecedented architectural?historical investigation of Chinese Buddhist monastic sites, integrating ground?plans, photographs and textual analysis to reveal how spatial design underpins monastic ritual and daily life. Spanning nearly four hundred pages and including folding plans of temple complexes such as Huiju?Temple, the volume remains a foundational reference for scholars of Chinese Buddhist architecture, religious studies and heritage conservation. From the library of Paul W. Kroll, retired Professor Emeritus of Chinese at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Fine, internally clean with tight and square binding. Quarter tan buckram, titled in gilt, over blue pseudo-morocco boards.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Oversized hardback book (396 pages) in slipcase illustrated with numerous mostly black and white photograph/drawings/plans - four folded plates inside back board. This is the second edition published in Hong Kong, August 1967. Slipcase shows moderate rubbing/soiling. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL CHARGE (shipping weight over 10lbs). Bookseller since 1995 (ULCARPT) rareviewbooks.

paperback. Condizione: Used-Like New. 1ST. Folio, three quarters vellum over blue paper covered boards, [12] 396 pp., profusely illustrated throughout in black & white and color. 4 folding plans in rpep pocket. Vellum gilt-stamped on spine and along front board. Inscribed by author on ffep. Boards a bit bowed with text block following on bottom outer corner. Some minor sunning to paper covering boards along top edge. Minor soiling to vellum, but still very bright with sharp gilt. Overall, a near fine copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. 396 pp. 365 illustrations, text figures, plans, sketches, 2 folding maps. Index. // First edition of a very pleasing and large work with fine black-and-white photography. This extensive treatise also contains a detailed account of the rituals and the life inside the temple.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st ed. black and white photos (1 double-page), sketches and plans (2 folding in text plus 4 folding plans in cover pocket), a few colow or partial color illutrations, index (8), 396p. Original vellum-backed blue boards (with tiny vellum corners peeking out). 39 cm. Modest cover soiling and wear (heaviest on vellum portions). Narrow waterstreak on front cover and a nARROW WATER STAIN ALONG EDGE OF UPPER OUTER CORNER OF BACK COVER. Small oval stamp (ownership?) blacked out on front free endpaper.

Condizione: New.

Gebunden. Condizione: New.

[Copenhagen & London, G. E. C. Gads Forlag & Oxford University Press, 1937]. Reprint Delhi, [etc.], Oxford University Press, [1985]. [12],396 pp. Num. ills, incl. 4 large loose fold. plts. Orig. hardcover (brown h. cloth with blue imit. leather covers & gilt lettering). Folio - Spine ends sl. dam.Reprint of the first edition of 1937.

[Copenhagen & London, G. E. C. Gads Forlag & Oxford University Press, 1937]. Reprint Hong Kong, Hong Kong Oxford University Press, [1967]. [12],396 pp. Num. ills, incl. 4 large loose fold. plts. Orig. hardcover (brown h. cloth with blue imit. leather covers & gilt lettering). Folio. - A neat copy.Reprint of the first edition of 1937.

Copenhagen & London, G. E. C. Gads Forlag & Oxford University Press, 1937. [12] 396 pp. 3 col. plts., 5 fold. plts., 4 loose folded plans in rear pocket & 365 text-ills. Half vellum with gilt-embossed titles in English and Chinese. Folio. - Attractive copy, text & contents clean, minimal discolartion of the side-panels.Original first edition.

hardcover. Condizione: very good. Copenhagen, Gads 1937 & 1945 Folio publisher's half gilt vellum; numerous photo ills, plans & measured drawings (a couple folding, four folding plans in the pocket at end). The blue paper on the front faded as happens if the book sees daylight for more than a few minutes. [and] Octavo publisher's cloth backed boards; colour extra title, 183pp, photo illustrations, plans. Original and best edition by miles. One of the great scholarly studies in architecture in which Prip-Moller's modesty of style and scrupulous research, devoted to setting exact measurement of the material with historical documentation and spiritual purpose, is set in a scrupulous and stylish design, producing a large and solid book outwardly very elegant and inwardly complex, almost the embodiment of its subject. "A monumental work which, in its own sphere, has no rival at the present time, and is hardly likely to encounter one in the future." (Gosta Montell in 'Geografisk Tidsskrift', b.42; 1939). Prip-Moller preached this intensity of purpose, function and meaning in his architectural polemic and practised it in his own buildings, the best known now is probably the Christian church he designed for Reichelt in Hong Kong in 1930, and his direct influence doesn't pass unnoticed in buildings like Utzon's Bagsvaerd Church. The second book here is a companion produced to match, on a smaller scale, not published in English as far as I know. This is his personal account of travels in China gathering materials for his monster book. *This item might cost more to post than quoted by abe.

Copenhagen & London 1937, Gads Forlag & Oxford University. 3/4 Vellum spine over green boards, large folio, 29 x 39.5 cm., bright clean solid, 396p., 4 large pocket plans, index chronology,365 fine full page photos. * FIRST RARE EDITION * . *** **** *** . . A STUNNING PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: . . . . * A major illustrated reference and scholarly resource for Buddhist: monasteries, priests, architecture, ritual objects, altars, statues and sculptures. . * LAVISHLY ILLUSTRATED: This work contains some 363 plans in color & b.w., many maps, priests, robes & costumes, Chinese character footnotes text in English, with some in both English and Chinese, hermits, some shown with primitive but highly effective martial arts for self-defense, monks &c. Wonderful rural settings for many temples, with superbly designed gardens, cremation ovens, funeral rites, monk students, pilgrims accommodations &c. . * This work covers the typical Buddhist monastery & building history, layout, central axis, lateral groups, Hui Chu Ssu, Pao Hua Shan, Kiangasu. Ordination unit, its ceremonies and its development, monk's offices & daily life in the monasteries. A magnificent work, loaded with fine collotype photos and a profusion of color sketches. . *** RARITY: This 1937 FIRST EDITION seldom comes to market in "collector's condition" and complete with all pages, plates, photographs and charts. . * Due to its highly esoteric nature, deluxe printing & binding it was likely done in a small, Limited Number of copies. It has and always will be exceptionally R A R E ! . * Considered a scholarly and reliable work on the subject with detailed architectural drawings & stunning photographic illustrations. . *** THE AUTHOR: Prip-Moller [1889-1943] first came to China in 1921, and after studying Chinese in Peking worked in Mukden [Manchuria], as a consulting architect. The present work is the result of extensive researches undertaken between 1929 and 1933 and was first published in Copenhagen in 1937. . * THE FIRST EDITION: The First Edition has always been the most desirable and Deluxe edition of the book. The reprints do not compare with the lovely typography, paper and meticulous binding of this edition ! . * BINDING: The original First Edition was bound in genuine white vellum spine with gold lettering, and four matching vellum corners. The balance of the book was bound in heavy green boards, which are easily rubbed. Our copy is in "collector's condition" with no major rubbing, a few nearly invisible scuffs to the covers, else a sharp clean and lovely copy of a very RARE EDITION of this title. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Der dänische Architekt Johannes Prip-Møller war fünf Jahre im nordchinesischen Shenyang tätig. Während dieser Zeit lernte er die chinesische Kultur und die Architektur, besonders der Tempel, wertschätzen. Mit einem Forschungsauftrag ausgestattet bereiste er über drei Jahre China. Das Ergebnis ist die vorliegende Studie typischer buddhistischer Tempelanlagen.Der Bericht, von Henry Lohner übersetzt, gliedert sich drei Teile. Zuerst werden die architektonischen Aspekte der einzelnen Bauten eines 'idealen' chinesischen buddhistischen Tempels anhand einer Vielzahl von Beispielen beschrieben. Im zweiten Abschnitt wird der in Form einer Lotusblüte angelegte Longchansi bei Nanking in allen Einzelheiten betrachtet. Abschließend folgt die detaillierte Beschreibung einer buddhistischen Ordinationszeremonie mit ihren drei Stufen. Dazu kommt die Schilderung des Alltagslebens buddhistischer Mönche in China. Ebenfalls mit enthalten sind mehrere kleinere Studien zum Bau christlicher Kirchen in China, zuvorderst die Untersuchung der Ruine einer von Franziskanern im frühen vierzehnten Jahrhundert errichteten Kathedrale.Stark erweitert und vertieft wird Prip-Møllers Arbeit durch die erklärenden Kapitel Henry Lohners, die grundlegende Konzepte und Persönlichkeiten des chinesischen Buddhismus beschreiben. Die Geschichte der einzelnen untersuchten Tempel, über einhundert, wird fortgeschrieben. Ein umfangreiches Literaturverzeichnis deckt nicht nur den chinesischen Buddhismus und seine Architektur, sondern auch die wirtschaftliche und politische Entwicklung des Landes seit Ende des Kaiserreichs 1912 ab. 472 pp. Deutsch.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Der dänische Architekt Johannes Prip-Møller war fünf Jahre im nordchinesischen Shenyang tätig. Während dieser Zeit lernte er die chinesische Kultur und die Architektur, besonders der Tempel, wertschätzen. Mit einem Forschungsauftrag ausgestattet bereiste er über drei Jahre China. Das Ergebnis ist die vorliegende Studie typischer buddhistischer Tempelanlagen.Der Bericht, von Henry Lohner übersetzt, gliedert sich drei Teile. Zuerst werden die architektonischen Aspekte der einzelnen Bauten eines 'idealen' chinesischen buddhistischen Tempels anhand einer Vielzahl von Beispielen beschrieben. Im zweiten Abschnitt wird der in Form einer Lotusblüte angelegte Longchansi bei Nanking in allen Einzelheiten betrachtet. Abschließend folgt die detaillierte Beschreibung einer buddhistischen Ordinationszeremonie mit ihren drei Stufen. Dazu kommt die Schilderung des Alltagslebens buddhistischer Mönche in China. Ebenfalls mit enthalten sind mehrere kleinere Studien zum Bau christlicher Kirchen in China, zuvorderst die Untersuchung der Ruine einer von Franziskanern im frühen vierzehnten Jahrhundert errichteten Kathedrale.Stark erweitert und vertieft wird Prip-Møllers Arbeit durch die erklärenden Kapitel Henry Lohners, die grundlegende Konzepte und Persönlichkeiten des chinesischen Buddhismus beschreiben. Die Geschichte der einzelnen untersuchten Tempel, über einhundert, wird fortgeschrieben. Ein umfangreiches Literaturverzeichnis deckt nicht nur den chinesischen Buddhismus und seine Architektur, sondern auch die wirtschaftliche und politische Entwicklung des Landes seit Ende des Kaiserreichs 1912 ab.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Buddhistische Tempel in China | Band 1 | Johannes Prip-Møller (u. a.) | Buch | 472 S. | Deutsch | 2017 | Books on Demand GmbH | EAN 9783744872706 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt, info[at]bod[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.