PEIROLERI, PIETRO (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. 3 folio volumes, 26.5 x 40.25 cm., later brown half-shagreen with matching corners.Vol. 1: [8], XIX, [1], 344 p., [1] c. di tav. : ritr. calcogr.; Segn.: [pi] [chi] * *1-*4 A-4R Vol. 2: [4], 366, xxiv, [2] p.; Segn.: [pi] a-d A-5F Vol. 3: Florae Pedemontanae icones accedit explanatio nomenclaturae botanicae auctore Carolo Allionio; [4], XIV, [2] p., LXXXXII c. di tav. : ill. calcogr.; Segn.: [pi] a-d (carta d2 bianca).A portrait of Victor Amédée III, King of Sardinia, to whom the book is dedicated, in vol.1 vignette on the titles and 92 plates engraved by Pietro Peiroleri after Francesco Peyrolery in vol. 3.Provenance: Rubber stamp ex libris on the verso of some pages and all the plates: Bibliotheca Societatis medicae edinensis = Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. "Over the course of three sales at Sotheby's in London in 1969, the library of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh was dispersed. The Society was founded in 1734 and had built up substantial holdings of important medical and scientific texts. By the mid 1960s, faced with inadequate facilities and changes in the focus of the organization, the decision was made to relinquish the library at auction.The librarian of the Middleton Health Sciences Library at the time was Helen Crawford, who undertook the task of obtaining as many relevant titles as possible after being contacted by Anthony Rota of the Bertram Rota booksellers firm in London. Due to the amount and complexity of the offerings, she traveled to London to personally attend the sales. Crawford's efforts in preparing for the auction in Wisconsin, then participating in it in London allowed the University of Wisconsin to successfully acquire a substantial portion of the books offered. She wrote an engaging account of her experiences for the Bulletin of the Medical Library Association in 1970, describing the sale as "a protracted courtship of a lot of books, with all the conventional elements of suspense, competition, pursuit over great distances, and, finally, conquest.".Pritzel, 108. Nissen,BBI 18. Manno, I, 5233. Brunet, I, 190-191. Graesse, I, 81. Sacheverell Sitwell e Wilfrid Blunt, Grandi libri di fiori, p. 69. Dunthorne, 6. Stafleu, 100. Cfr. Mario Gliozzi in D.B.I., II, 1960; Dunthorne 6; Great Flower Books p. 47. .OCLC Number: 493234736:& 883621259.Front. stampati in rosso e neroVignetta calcogr. sui front.; ritratto di Vittorio Amedeo III re di Sardegna inciso da Giovanni Battista Stagnon tra i fascicoli [pi] e [chi] del volume 1; tavole disegnate ed incise da Pietro e Francesco PeyroleryTit. degli occhietti: Caroli Allioni Flora Pedemontana tomus primus [-tertius]Faux-titre : "Caroli Allionii Flora Pedemontana. Tomus primus [-tertius]"Titre du tome III : "Florae pedemontanae icones accedit explanatio nomenclaturae botanicae"E?pître dédicatoire adressée au roi de Sardaigne Victor Amédée III par Carlo AllioniVignette aux titres gravée sur cuivreTitres en rouge et noirEn frontispice du tome I, portrait de Victor Amédée III gravé sur cuivre par Giovanni Battista Stagnon d'après la peinture de Giovanni Domenico Molinari. Les 92 planches du tome 3 sont gravées sur cuivre par Pietro Peiroleri d'après les dessins de son père Francesco PeyrolerySig. [ ](4), *(2), *1-*4(2) A-Rrrr(2) ; [ ](2), A-Fffff(2) ; [ ](2), a-d(2).

Charles-Joseph Natoire (illustrator). '"NON ARROTA MARTE, MANEGGIA IL BRANDO, E CHE! NON HAI TU ROFORE? O AL FIERO GENITOR TRAFIGGI, CO'TE TRATTANDO!"'Etching from 1758 by Pietro Peiroleri after Charles-Joseph Natoire, titled "Cupido Affila Le Sue Frecce." Depicts Cupid sharpening his arrows with assistance from other cherubs, with a grand urn in the background and nature surrounding them.Made by Pietro Peiroleri after Charles-Joseph Natoire.Medium: Etching on hand laid (verge) paper.Sheet size: 27 x 37.5 cm (10.63 x 14.76 inch). Image size: 25.5 x 32 cm. (10.04 x 12.6 inch).CUPID, PEIROLERI, NATOIRE, 18TH CENTURY, ETCHING, CLASSICAL, ALLEGORY, MYTHOLOGICAL SCENE | PCO-EXPO-415 (ITALIAN)BACKGROUND INFORMATIONSource: unknown, to be determined.Reference: Codice di Catalogo Nazionale: 1500313285, Inventario: 17504.Biography engraver: Pietro Peiroleri (1731-1741/ 1777), Italian engraver known for his delicate etchings of classical and mythological subjects.Biography artist: Charles-Joseph Natoire (1700-1777) was a French painter known for his Rococo works, often depicting mythological and classical themes. Condition: very good, given age. Ligfht soiling and foxing. Some thinner paper in the corners. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.