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From the land of Ur. Dielsdorf (around 1970). Fol. With 40 p…

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Junghanns,R.R. From the land of Ur. Dielsdorf (around 1970). Fol. With 40 plates in col. Collotype after works of the artist. 3 pp. loose in ocart. jacket (transp. OU damaged). Cf. Thieme-B. XIX, 327 - One of 200 copies (GA). - Dedication on printer's mat.

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Junghanns,R.R. From the land of Ur. Dielsdorf (around 1970). Fol. With 40 plates in col. Collotype after works of the artist. 3 pp. loose in ocart. jacket (transp. OU damaged). Cf. Thieme-B. XIX, 327 - One of 200 copies (GA). - Dedication on printer's mat.

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Die Wunder der Erde. Die Reisen des Ritters Jean De Mandeville (Livre des merveilles, FR 2810, Folios 141-225). Faksimile mit 74 Miniaturen in Gold u. Silber gehöht sowie Kommentarband. Simbach, Müller u. Schindler u. Madrid, Eikon Editors, 2017. Gr.-Fol u. 8°. Ldr. m. Goldpr. auf 8 Bünden und Lwd. m. Titel- und Rückenpr. Zusammen in OLwd.-Kassette. Die Wunder der Erde. Die Reisen des Ritters Jean De Mandeville (Livre des merveilles, FR 2810, Folios 141-225). Faksimile mit 74 Miniaturen in Gold u. Silber gehöht sowie Kommentarband. Simbach, Müller u. Schindler u. Madrid, Eikon Editors, 2017. Gr.-Fol u. 8°. Ldr. m. Goldpr. auf 8 Bünden und Lwd. m. Titel- und Rückenpr. Zusammen in OLwd.-Kassette. Eines von 900 nummerierten Exemplaren. - Zwischen Januar 1410 und spätestens Ende 1412 in Paris entstand mit der Handschrift um die Abenteuer des Ritters Jean de Mandeville einer der beliebtesten Reiseberichte des Mittelalters. Die berühmtesten und talentiertesten Buchmaler wie der Mazarine-, der Cité-des-dames- und der Egerton-Meister arbeiteten zusammen. Es entstand ein Reisebericht, der buchstäblich prachtvoll ist. Der vermeintliche Autor nennt sich im Text selbst: Jean de Mandeville, ein englischer Ritter, der 1322 aufbrach und erst 1356 in seine Heimat zurückgekehrt sei, nachdem er dreißig Jahre lang nahezu alle Länder der Welt durchreist habe. Die Darstellungen reichen von verehrungswürdigen Stätten im Heiligen Land bis zu exotischen Szenerien im Fernen Osten. In vollendeter Kunstfertigkeit zeigen 74 strahlende Miniaturen Motive aus diesen Abenteuern. - Sehr guter Zustand, nahezu verlagsfrisches Exemplar. One of 900 numbered copies. - The travels of the knight Jean De Mandeville (Livre des merveilles, FR 2810, folios 141-225). Facsimile with 74 miniatures heightened in gold and silver as well as commentary volume. Leather binding with gold embossing and cloth with embossed title and spine. Together in original cloth case. - Very good condition. Dieses Werk ist regelbesteuert. Auf den Zuschlagspreis fallen 23,95% Aufgeld sowie auf den Rechnungsendbetrag 7% (Bücher) bzw. 19% Mehrwertsteuer in der Europäischen Union an. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

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Sander, FReichenbachia. Orchids illustrated and described ... with the assistance of scientific authority. First (und) Second Series. 4 Bde. Mit 192 farblithogr. Tafeln. St. Albans, F. Sander / London, Sotheran u.a., 1888-1894. Gr.-Fol. Weinrote HMaroquinbde. d. Zt. mit farblich etw. abweichenden Lwd.-Deckeln, marmor. Schnitt, goldgepr. RTiteln, RVerg. u. goldgepr. DTiteln (berieben, bestoßen, tls. fleckig, Gelenke tls. beschabt u. etw. eingerissen, Kapitale z.T. mit kl. Beschädigungen u. Fehlstellen, 2 Bde. leicht schief gelesen). Botanik Sander, F Reichenbachia. Orchids illustrated and described ... with the assistance of scientific authority. First (und) Second Series. 4 Bde. Mit 192 farblithogr. Tafeln. St. Albans, F. Sander / London, Sotheran u.a., 1888-1894. Gr.-Fol. Weinrote HMaroquinbde. d. Zt. mit farblich etw. abweichenden Lwd.-Deckeln, marmor. Schnitt, goldgepr. RTiteln, RVerg. u. goldgepr. DTiteln (berieben, bestoßen, tls. fleckig, Gelenke tls. beschabt u. etw. eingerissen, Kapitale z.T. mit kl. Beschädigungen u. Fehlstellen, 2 Bde. leicht schief gelesen). Nissen BBI 1722. - Great Flower Books, S. 75. - Stafleu-Cowan TL2 10.219. - Bd. 1: 116 S., Taf. 1-48. - Bd. II: 106 S., Taf. 49-96. - Second Series Bd. I: 104 S., Taf. 1-48. - Second Series Bd. II: 113 S., Taf. 49-96. - Prachtvoll ausgestattetes Standardwerk der Orchideenkunde in 4 Bänden mit chromolithogr. Tafeln von G. Leutzsch, J. Mansell u. J.L. Macfarlanenach nach Zeichnungen von H.G. Moon, W.H. Fitch u. A.H. Loch. - Papierbedingt gering gebräunt, einige Seidenhemdchen des 1. Bds. mit kl. Einrissen, 2nd Series mit abweichendem Vorsatzpapier und an den Gelenken verstärkt, tls. (vorwiegend erste u. letzte Bll.) etw. stockfleckig, ein fl. Vorsatz lose, 1 Taf. mit hinterlegten Läsuren im Außenrand, 1 Textbl. mit hinterlegtem Riss, Taf. sonst in insg. wohlerhaltenem Zustand. With 192 fine chromolithogr. plates. Contemp. half leather with cloth boards (slightly different in colour in each series), marbled edges, gilt stamped titles to spines and front boards, and spine gilt (rubbed, bumped, partially stained, joints partly chafed and somewhat teared, end of spines partially with small defects, 2 vols. read slightly askew). - An "important and authoritative work for orchid growers" (Great Flowers Books). Named in honour of the botanist and celebrated orchidologist Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach (1824-1889). "By modern standards the work was of a monstrous size ... Where the orchid was concerned, Sander never spared himself, but even so, the care lavished on the Reichenbachia still provokes astonishment. Apart from the elegance of Moon's drawings, the technical standards would have been a tribute to any large printing house. The blocks were hand-made, out of wood, and the chromolithographs were produced by the use of as many as twenty inks. The cost to Sander was enourmous, and it is said to have been well over GBP 7,000 ... It is no wonder that Sander often remarked in later years that the project almost ruined him" (A. Swinson, Frederick Sander: The Orchid King, 1970). - Each plate protected with a tissue guard, and predomonanty finished by hand with gum arabic or added colour. - Minor browning due to paper, some tissue guards of vol. 1 with slight tears, partially with offset due to added colour, the 2nd series with different marbled endpapers and with reinforced inner hinges, some foxing (predominantly first and last leaves), 1 free endpaper loose, 1 plate with backed defects in the margin, 1 text shee with backed tear, plates in overall fine condition, overall well preserved set. Dieses Werk ist regelbesteuert. Auf den Zuschlagspreis fallen 23,95% Aufgeld sowie auf den Rechnungsendbetrag 7% (Bücher) bzw. 19% Mehrwertsteuer in der Europäischen Union an. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 23.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books) or 19% VAT on the final invoice amount in the European Union.

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Lenk - Mack - Pfahler - Uecker. XXXV Biennale di Venezia padiglione tedesco. 1970. Mit 3 losen (Farb-)serigraphien (Blattmaße je 36,5 x 22 cm). Fol. Farb. OKt. in OKt.-Umschlag (Einbände tls. gering knitterig, berieben u. leicht fleckig, Umschlag gering gebräunt und verso mit Einriss). ZERO Lenk - Mack - Pfahler - Uecker. XXXV Biennale di Venezia padiglione tedesco. 1970. Mit 3 losen (Farb-)serigraphien (Blattmaße je 36,5 x 22 cm). Fol. Farb. OKt. in OKt.-Umschlag (Einbände tls. gering knitterig, berieben u. leicht fleckig, Umschlag gering gebräunt und verso mit Einriss). Die vier Hefte mit erläuterndem Text in Deutsch, Italienisch und Englisch von Dieter Honisch. - Enthält: Schichtung von Thomas Lenk - Venedig-Gitter von Heinz Mack (Kuhn 80). - Ohne Titel von Georg Karl Pfahler. - Der Prägedruck von Günther Uecker fehlend. - Ein Blatt im Rand gering gebräunt, Kanten leicht bestoßen. - Insgesamt in gutem Zustand. Prachtvolle Drucke. With 3 (colour) silk-screens. Each loose in coloured original brochures. In original folder. - The four booklets (partly minor creasing, rubbing and staining, folder somewhat brwned and with tear on verso) with explanatory text in German, Italian and English by Dieter Honisch. - One leaf slightly browned in margin, edges slightly bumped. Altogether in good condition. - Contains: as listed above. - The relief printing by Günther Uecker is not included.

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