1790 paris (18 Ergebnisse)

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. Bunel (XVIII-XIXe), avoué à Paris (on trouve sa trace des années 1790 aux années 1820). L.A.S., 21 août, 1p in-8. Au comte de La Rivière. A propos d'un bail qu'il n'a jamais eu mais dont il avait trouvé mention dans un inventaire qu'il va rechercher. Il mentionne aussi : « M. Audebert a eu copie de la pétition présentée au ministre des finances » [133bis].

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. Bunel (XVIII-XIXe), avoué à Paris (on trouve sa trace des années 1790 aux années 1820). L.A.S., 5 septembre, 1p in-4. Au comte de La Rivière. A propos d'une pétition transmise au ministre des finances et d'un arrêté de la préfecture. [133bis].

unterhalb der Darstellung typographisch betitelt und bezeichnet; Zürich 1845 [Das dekorative Blatt insgesamt braunfleckig.].

Couverture souple. Zustand: Très bon. Imprimerie Dupuy . Sans date . UNE LITHOGRAPHIE : Jean - Jacques PRADIER , dit JAMES PRADIER , SCULPTEUR [ GENEVE 1790 - PARIS 1852 ] , dessinée par GUIGNET Ainé , gravée par A. MASSON . 16,7 x 25 cm . Plis angulaires .

[Bütten minimal braunfleckig.].

Technic: Feather Lithography, colorit: black/white, condition: Binding in hardcover red/blue, size (in cm): 21 x 14 cm, The book describes the history and characteristics of the peoples, their religions, customs, traditions, industries, etc. of Sweden and Norway on a total of 564 pages. Sweden is covered on 502 pages with 48 plates, and Norway on 12 plates. Text in two columns, one map of Scandinavia including Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Minor staining.

Technic: Feather Lithography, colorit: black/white, condition: Binding in hardcover, size (in cm): 21 x 14 cm, The book describes, over 388 pages, by Mr. Roux de Rochelle (1762-1849), the history of the peoples, their religion, customs, and traditions of the USA. Index on 12 pages, one page with notes on the placement of the 96 engravings such as a plan of Boston and New York, Native Americans from Florida and Virginia (after Theodor de Bry), and the fold-out map of the USA in the book .French text. Some pages are slightly stained.

( In französischer Sprache - im Jahr der Erstausgabe bei Amyot, Paris, 1843 herausgegeben ). Band 1 mit 338 Seiten; Band 2 mit 370 Seiten; Band 3 mit 425 Seiten; Band 4 mit 494 Seiten und 1 gefalteten genealogischen Tabelle *Genealogie des Princes et Princesses de Brunswick*. Die Einbände jeweils in Original-Halbleder mit goldgeprägtem schmalen Einbandrücken und marmorierten Buchdeckeln, 8° ( 15 x 10 cm ). Einbände jeweils berieben, Ecken und Kanten bestoßen, die schmalen Einbandrücken sind angeplatzt und zu den Kapitalen hin teils etwas ausgefranst. Der vierte Band am schmalen Einbandrücken etwas beschädigt. Innen jeweils mit altem Besitzetikett vorn auf dem Innendeckel *Johann Siemsen*, wenige Seiten gering fleckig oder stockfleckig, wenige Seiten angeknickt oder eselsohrig. Zusammen 4 Bände. - selten - ( Gesamtgewicht ca. 1100 Gramm ) ( Lagerort Rich - DG ) ( Weitere Bilder auf Anfrage ) / Artikel 17268 /// ( En français - publié l'année de la première édition chez Amyot, Paris, 1843 ). Volume 1 de 338 pages ; Volume 2 de 370 pages ; Volume 3 avec 425 pages ; Tome 4 avec 494 pages et 1 tableau généalogique dépliant *Généalogie des Princes et Princesses de Brunswick*. Les reliures sont chacune en demi-cuir d'origine avec dos étroit gaufré doré et plats marbrés, 8° ( 15 x 10 cm ). Les reliures sont frottées, les coins et les tranches émoussés, les dos étroits sont craquelés et en partie légèrement effilochés vers les capitales. Le quatrième volume est légèrement endommagé au niveau du dos étroit. À l'intérieur, chacun avec une ancienne étiquette de propriété sur le devant de la couverture intérieure *Johann Siemsen*, quelques pages légèrement tachées ou roussies, quelques pages pliées ou cornées. 4 volumes au total. - rare - (poids total environ 1100 grammes) (lieu de stockage Rich - DG) (plus de photos sur demande) / article 17268.

0. Sprache: Deutschu.

0. Sprache: Deutschu.

4to. 1 page on bifolium. With autograph address. To M. Regny, banker of the Republic of Genoa, sending wishes for good health and regretting his being unable to see the recipient until the doctor permits it, hoping nevertheless for a moment to meet: "Je reçu avec bien de la peine la nouvelle de votre maladie. J'espère qu'elle aura une issue heureuse et prompte. Je suis très fâché de ne pouvoir pas vous voir, et plus encore de vous entendre disposé a partir si tôt que le Médecin vous le permettra [.]". - Added is a copied mémoire entitled "Copie du Mémoire de M. Regny au M.re des affaires Etrangères" (8 April 1819), sent to minister Jean-Joseph Dessolles (1767-1828), concerning three bills of exchange over a sum of 90,000 francs, drawn on Querini in 1797 during his time as ambassador in Paris. It is stated that Querini testifies to have acted according to the orders of his government, and as meanwhile he became subject to the Emperor of Austria, the claims on the bills devolved to the Austrian Empire. Armand du Plessis, 5th Duke of Richelieu and Fronsac (1766-1822), is stated already to have recognized the legal rights of this claim of a sum total of 208,000 fl. (including interest), and passed the matter on to the French ambassador in Vienna, Victor de Riquet, Duke of Caraman (1762-1839). Further persons mentioned to have been involved in the matter are François Dewinck, the Venetian count Wiscowich, and Joseph de Salomon, bishop of Ortosia. - With slight brownstainings.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 47,5 x 31 cm, Map depicts the surrounding of Trautenau (Truthov), Königinhof at the river Elbe and Schatzlar in the northeast of Czech.

Stampa litografica originale, finemente eseguita alla matita, impressa su carta \"chine\". Sotto la parte figurata, inscritta entro riquadro tipografico, titolo, indicazioni degli artisti e dati di tipografia. Veduta di Porto Maurizio. La trasposizione su lastra spetta a Cuvillier e, per quanto riguarda le figure umane, da Bayot, sulla base di uno schizzo dal vero di Chapuy. Chapuy ottenne grande successo, soprattutto fra gli anni Trenta e Quaranta dell`Ottocento, come illustratore di volumi con vedute e paesaggi della Spagna, della Francia e dell`Italia. Nelle sue tavole litografiche assecondò la moda dell`Orientalismo e il revival dell`architettura medievale. Tavola tratta da rara ed imponente opera di vedutistica italiana del XIX secolo. Esemplare in buono stato conservativo.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: original colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 64,5 x 51, Map depicts total Bavaria and the area of Salburg ( Austria). With 5 city maps, Salzburg, Munich, Regensburg, Donauwoerth, Lauingen and rain. Georges Louis Le Rouge (ca 1707 -1790) He was established as a publisher, compiler and editor of maps in Paris. He later became the Ingenieur Geographe de Roi. Le Rouge is particularly known for such atlas works as the Atlas Nouveau of 1746 and the Atlas Nouveau Portatif or the Introduction A La Geographie of 1756. French publications of some merit.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: original colored, condition: Restorations at the upper margin, size (in cm): 48 x 56 cm, Map shows the whole of Thuringia with title cartouche.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 48 x 66 cm, Decorative city map of Wesel an der Lippe in North Rhine-Westphalia and a city index. The city originated from a Franconian manor that was first recorded in the 8th century. In the 12th century, the Duke of Clèves took possession of Wesel. The city became a member of the Hanseatic League during the 15th century. Within the Duchy of Cleves, Wesel was second only to Cologne in the lower Rhine region as an entrepôt. It was an important commercial centre: a clearing station for the transshipment and trading of goods.

Technic: Copper print, colorit: original colored, condition: Perfect condition, size (in cm): 70 x 48,5 cm, Map shows the whole of Portugal, a title cartouche and a partial map with the area around Cádiz.

Fair. Closed tear extending 5 inches into printed area from left margin repaired on verso. Two areas of loss in upper left quadrant not effecting printed area of image. Scuffing. Size 21.5 x 13.25 Inches. This is a rare 1790 Pierre-François Palloy broadside map of the Bastille published as part of Palloy's brilliant contemporaneous merchandising of the French Revolution. Palloy recognized the significance of the Bastille as a symbol of the French Revolution. With the inspired idea that he would sell off the Bastille block by block, Palloy began demolishing the infamous prison on the night of its Storming. His entrepreneurship and promotional efforts not only made him rich, they also effectively cemented the Storming of the Bastille in the global imagination. The printed ephemera Palloy published to promote his demolition of the rebranding of the Bastille is thus of the utmost significance and rarity - this being just one of just 6 confirmed surviving examples. Palloy and the Bastille On the night of July 14, 1789, as the mob that stormed the Bastille moved on, the enterprising Palloy sent workers to the still-smoldering Bastille to begin demolition. Two days later, on the 16th, city electors formally awarded him the demolition contract. With nearly 1,000 workers on site daily for the subsequent 2 years, Palloy took apart the infamous prison block by block. Parisian society flocked to observe the historic work; among them, influential figures such as Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Count of Mirabeau and Pierre Beaumarchais. Calling himself 'Palloy Patriote', he hosted grand balls on the prison's ruins, capitalizing on the public interest. Palloy let nothing go to waste - the stones, chains, and other parts of the prison were sold or given as souvenirs to government officials and the public. Among the items created were scale models of the Bastille (one of which he sent to each of the 83 newly created French Departments), medallions, dominoes, and card games. He even commissioned busts of Mirabeau and Rousseau carved from the Bastille's stonework. It has been estimated that Palloy produced some 25,000 medallions from the melted-down ironwork. Palloy's propagandistic promotion not only earned him a fortune, it cemented the Storming of the Bastille as a fundamental symbol of the French Revolution. A Closer Look The Bastille's 8 imposing towers dominate the image, each numerically indexed in the bottom corners. Over 36 locations are identified, with multiple shops, stables, and other locations keyed to the same number. Other identified locations include the library, the chapel, two drawbridges, the kitchens, and the governor's quarters. A short history of the Bastille written by Palloy occupies the space between the indexes. The Bastille The Bastille (officially known as the Bastille Saint-Antoine) was constructed between 1357 and 1380, during the Hundred Years' War (1337 - 1453), as a fortress to protect Paris's eastern approaches. It was an innovative design, with 8 towers overlooking Porte Saint-Antoine. Later, the fortress played a prominent role in French domestic conflicts, including the 15th-century Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War and the 16th-century Wars of Religion. The Bastille became a state prison in 1417, initially for nobility, but from 1659 as a general prison. 5,279 prisoners had been imprisoned in the Bastille by 1789. During the 18th century, the infamy of the Bastille grew as it became synonymous with oppressive government enforcement of political dissent. The Storming of the Bastille The Storming of the Bastille took place on July 14, 1789 (Bastille Day) at the outset of the French Revolution (1789 - 1799). After weeks of turmoil, tensions in Paris built toward a general riot, which the monarchy moved to put down. Parisians stormed the Hôtel des Invalides to capture the roughly 30,000 muskets stockpiled there. The mob discovered that the gunpowder had been moved to the Bastille for safer storage earlier that week. Thi.