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Sebastiano SERLIO, Il Terzo Libro Di Sabastiano Serlio Bolognese, Nel Qual Si Figurano, E Descrivono Le Antiquta di Roma, E Le Altre Che Sono In Italia, E Fuori D'Italia. Venice, Francesco Marcolino da Forlì, 1540 bound in suite] Regole Generali Di Architetura Sopra le Cinque maniere De Gliedifici, Cioe, Thoscano, Dorico, Ionico, Corinthio, Et Composito, Con Gliessempi Dell'Antiquita, Che, Per la Magior Parte Concordano Con la Dottrina Di Vitruvio. Venice, Pietro de Nicolini di Sabbio, 1551, [bound in suite] Quinto Libro d'Architettura di Sebastiano Serlio Bolognese. Nel quale si tratta de diverse forme de Tempii Sacri Secondo il costume Christiano, & al modo antico. A la serenissima Regina di Navarra. Traduict en François par Ian Martin..., Paris, Michel de Vascovan, 1547, [bound in suite] Giacomo Barozzi da VIGNOLA, Egnatio DANTI, Le Due Regole della prospettiva pratica, Rome, Nella Stamperia Camerale, 1611 Venice 1540 - 1551, Paris 1547 & Rome 1611 4 works in 1 vol. in-folio: Rare first edition of the Terzo libro. Small marginal repair to title page, small angular loss and repair to folio XCIII-XCIIII otherwise slightly creased. Very good overall condition; 4th Italian edition of the Regole generali. Title in red and black, copy ruled; First edition of the Quinto libro. Two small holes on f. 23 slightly affecting the engraving, very light angular wetness in the lower margin of the last 7 f. a little more accentuated at the end, very small wormholes in the upper and lower margins of the last 6 leaves; 2nd edition of the Due regole. Slightly short gutter margins affecting the title and some plates (pp. 55, 80, 123, 133) by one millimeter, bottom fillet of engravings trimmed on pp. 60, 88 and 119, a large angular lack on the title page carefully restored (the missing part of the engraving has been completed in pencil), 1 f. (pp. 81-82) has been restored. Bound in full 18th-century brown basane, spine decorated with gilt caissons, gilt title (binding heavily restored) Exceptional set with two first-edition books by Serlio. Books 1 and 2 of the latter, dedicated to drawing and perspective, are here "replaced" by Vignole's Le Due regole, to form a complete treatise.
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Sebastiano SERLIO, Il Terzo Libro Di Sabastiano Serlio Bolognese, Nel Qual Si Figurano, E Descrivono Le Antiquta di Roma, E Le Altre Che Sono In Italia, E Fuori D'Italia. Venice, Francesco Marcolino da Forlì, 1540 bound in suite] Regole Generali Di Architetura Sopra le Cinque maniere De Gliedifici, Cioe, Thoscano, Dorico, Ionico, Corinthio, Et Composito, Con Gliessempi Dell'Antiquita, Che, Per la Magior Parte Concordano Con la Dottrina Di Vitruvio. Venice, Pietro de Nicolini di Sabbio, 1551, [bound in suite] Quinto Libro d'Architettura di Sebastiano Serlio Bolognese. Nel quale si tratta de diverse forme de Tempii Sacri Secondo il costume Christiano, & al modo antico. A la serenissima Regina di Navarra. Traduict en François par Ian Martin..., Paris, Michel de Vascovan, 1547, [bound in suite] Giacomo Barozzi da VIGNOLA, Egnatio DANTI, Le Due Regole della prospettiva pratica, Rome, Nella Stamperia Camerale, 1611 Venice 1540 - 1551, Paris 1547 & Rome 1611 4 works in 1 vol. in-folio: Rare first edition of the Terzo libro. Small marginal repair to title page, small angular loss and repair to folio XCIII-XCIIII otherwise slightly creased. Very good overall condition; 4th Italian edition of the Regole generali. Title in red and black, copy ruled; First edition of the Quinto libro. Two small holes on f. 23 slightly affecting the engraving, very light angular wetness in the lower margin of the last 7 f. a little more accentuated at the end, very small wormholes in the upper and lower margins of the last 6 leaves; 2nd edition of the Due regole. Slightly short gutter margins affecting the title and some plates (pp. 55, 80, 123, 133) by one millimeter, bottom fillet of engravings trimmed on pp. 60, 88 and 119, a large angular lack on the title page carefully restored (the missing part of the engraving has been completed in pencil), 1 f. (pp. 81-82) has been restored. Bound in full 18th-century brown basane, spine decorated with gilt caissons, gilt title (binding heavily restored) Exceptional set with two first-edition books by Serlio. Books 1 and 2 of the latter, dedicated to drawing and perspective, are here "replaced" by Vignole's Le Due regole, to form a complete treatise.
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