barozzio vignola giacomo (26 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorGiacomo Barozzi da Vignola (1507-73) ranks among Italy s great architects in the 16th-century style known as Mannerism. Along with Palladio and Serlio, he was instrumental in spreading the Renaissance style throughout .

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Couverture rigide. Zustand: Comme neuf. VIGNOLA (Giacomo Barozzio da) Regola delli cinque ordini d'Architettura. con la nuva agionta di Michelangelo Buonaroti di carte sette. Rome, Fausto Amidei, 1754. In-folio. 44 planches gravées sur cuivre dont le titre-frontis pice et le feuillet de dédicace. Reliure vélin de l'époque. Bel exemplaire de cette très rare édition.

Zustand: Good. 8vo. 20.5 x 14 cm. Original marbled boards.; new backstrip. 80 plates with engraved text and 6 folding plates. OCLC Number: 458557066Giacomo da Vignola, also called Giacomo Barozzi or Giacomo Barozio, (born Oct. 1, 1507, Vignola, Bologna [Italy]?died July 7, 1573, Rome), architect who, with Andrea Palladio and Giulio Romano, dominated Italian Mannerist architectural design and stylistically anticipated the Baroque.VIgnole, Jacques Barozio de. - Nouveau livre des cinq ordres d'architecture, par Jacques Barrozio ["sic"] Vignole, enrichi de différents Morceaux de Menuiserie, Assemblages de charpente, Serrurerie. On y a joint aussi l'ordre françois. Corrigés avec soin par M. B.- Paris, Le Père et Avaulez, 1776.- In-8 ; cartonnage ancien de papier marbré. Edition composée de 80 pages de planches et textes gravés et de 6 planches gravées dépliantes.Expertise by Didier Cart-Tanneur (SLAM-ILAB),membre de la Compagnie Nationale des Experts, Membre du Syndicat de la Librairie Ancienne et Moderne.Expert auprès de la Bibliothèque centrale du Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle.

GV 8,219 (unter Barozzio). Cat. of the Avery Memorial Architectural Library 2,553. - Supplement zur deutschen Übersetzung d. "Civil-Baukunst" d. Giacomo Barozzio de Vignola (1507-1573), berühmter italienischer Baumeister u. Architekturtheoretiker d. Renaissance, nach d. Vorlage d. französischen Ausgabe d. D`Aviler (auch Daviler; 1653-1700). Die schönen Kupfertafeln zeigen meist architektonische Details zur Inneneinrichtung, d. Text enth. e. Lebensbeschreibung d. französischen Herausgebers. Die als Einband verwendete Notenhandschrift verzeichnet die Baßstimme eines Orchesterwerks ( "Sinfonie"), vermutlich der Vorklassik (um 1760), in F-Dur (erster u. letzter Satz). 4°. 24 S. (Text), mit 33 Taf., davon 14 gef., Titelblatt in rot u. schwarz, mit e. Zierleiste, Text mit Kopfleisten. Buchblock geheftet, teilw. gelockert, Anfangsteil in einzelne Lagen zerfallen, Umschlag aus zwei innen mit Papierbögen verstärken Teilen einer alten Notenhandschrift, am Rücken mit e. Jutestreifen verbunden. Textblätter unbeschnitten, gering fingerfleckig, Seiten u. Tafeln sonst gut erhalten.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Rare Dutch pocket adaptation by Le Muet of Vignola's famous Regola d. Cinque Ordini. Important book on architecture in the Dutch language. Full vellum binding in good condition. Binding opens with difficulties, bookblock therefore almost loose. With added engraved titlepage in French language and date 1658. Thereafter the Dutch titlepage with date 1664. 16 text pages in the Dutch language. Interior in good condition, a tiny part of the paper of the titlepage at the bottom damaged.[NL] Veel over de Toscaanse, Dorische, Ionische, Kortintische en Composita bouwkunst voor zuilen. 5 orden: 1) Toscaanse. 2) Dorische 3) Ionische 4) Corinthische 5) Composiete orde. Muet's bijdrage lag voornamelijk in het verduidelijken en vereenvoudigen van de tekeningen, waardoor het werk toegankelijker werd voor een breder publiek.Het werk van Vignola, verfijnd door Muet, is een belangrijk naslagwerk gebleven voor architecten en bouwmeesters, en heeft een grote invloed gehad op de ontwikkeling van de westerse architectuur.

An extraordinary collection of seventy-one 16th-century architectural prints and prints showing a wide variety of ornamental engraving intended for the use of architects and others. The present states of nearly all prints in the collection date from the period 1561 to 1585 and some plates were modified after the present printings, giving latest possible dates for their printing. In some series it is difficult to identify the watermarks, but most also point to a date around the 1580s. The prints from the four series by Vredeman de Vries (1527-1609) are especially notable not only for their artistic quality and the high quality of the engraving (mostly by Joannes and Lucas van Doetecum), but also for an extraordinary and detailed print showing about 40 musical instruments and another showing about 50 tools for gardening, farming and building (in wood, brick or stone) both in 1572. Also of special note are four prints that appear to have been separately published rather than forming part of a series, showing important monuments or events in Rome. The series from Labacco, Artichitettura, probably the 1584 edition, includes all but one of its 26 prints.Including:1) MICHELANGELO. Orthographia partis exterioris templi Divi Petri in Vaticano.[Rome], (engraved by Étienne Dupérac, [Florence, 1569?]; revised by Paolo Graziani, Rome, 1582, and) Pietro de' Nobili, 1585. Double-page. 2) BÉATRIZET, Nicolas. Pantheum Romanum nunc Mariae cognomento . notum|ad . presume.[Rome, ca. 1575/85?]. Double-page. 3) [AGOSTINO VENEZIANO?]. Arco de Costatino [recté Constantino] in Roma Ant Salamanca excudebat[Italy, copied from Antonio Salamanca, ca. 1600?]. 4) VREDEMAN DE VRIES, Jan. Quicquid est huiusmodi, in quo non possunt plures excellere, . M.T.C. off. 1[Antwerp], [widow of?] Hieronymus Cock [engraved by Joannes and/or Lucas van Doetecum], [engraved 1561/70, but perhaps printed ca. 1590/1600]. Double page. 5) VREDEMAN DE VRIES, Jan. Panoplia seu armamentarium ac ornamenta cum artium ac opificiorum .,Antwerp, Gerard de Jode (engraved by Lucas or Johannes van Doetecom), [engraved] 1572 [printed 1580s?]. 5 prints from a series of 16.6) VREDEMAN DE VRIES, Jan. Caryatidum vulgus termas vocat sive athlantidum multiformium ad quemlibet architecture, .|Veelderley dieverse termen op de V ordene der edificien tot behoef alle beelt ende steenhouwers[,] scrinwerkers[,] glasscrivers .,Antwerp, Gerard de Jode [engraved by Lucas and/or Johannes van Doetecom], [engraved ca. 1565, possibly printed ca. 1590/1600]. 3 prints from a series of 16.7) VREDEMAN DE VRIES, Jan. [Waterputten],Antwerp, Philips Galle [engraved by Lucas and/or Johannes van Doetecom], [engraved ca. 1574, perhaps printed ca. 1600]. 6 prints from a series of 24.8) VREDEMAN DE VRIES, Jan. Hortorumviridariorumque elegantes & multiplicis formae, ad architectonicae artis normam af fabre .,Antwerp, Philips Galle, 1583. 5 prints from a series of 20.9) SCHILLE, Hans van. Form und Weis zu bauwen, zimmern, machen und auff zu richten, mit Blochheusern, Graben und Wallen . Vestung Schlosser Buren und Stedt . macht und braucht | Maniere, de bien bastir, edifier, fortifier, & munir chasteaux, forterelles, villes, & autres places, pour defendre & offendre .Antwerp, Gerard de Jode [engraved by Joannes and Lucas van Doetecum], 1580. Title page plus 4 prints from a series of 14.10) COCK, Hieronymus. [Views of Roman ruins],[Antwerp], [widow of] Hieronymus Cock [engraved by Joannes and/or Lucas van Doetecum], [engraved] 1561 [printed ca. 1600?]. 4 prints from an unnumbered series of 12.11) LABACCO, Antonio. Libro . appartenente a l'architettura nel qual si figurano alcune notabili antiquita di Roma,Venice, Girolamo Porro, 1584. 25 of 26 prints.12) VIGNOLA, Giacomo Barozzi da. Regola delli cinque ordini d'architettura,Venice, Francesco Ziletti, 1582 or "1583" [= 1586?]. 11 of 37 prints.13) GROENINGEN Gerard van. Memorabilium, Novi Testamenti, . icones tredecim .,Antwerp, Gerard de Jode [engraved by Joannes & Lucas van Doetecum], [1585]. 4 prints from a series of 13.A detailed description available on request Contemporary or near contemporary limp sheepskin parchment (ca. 1600?), sewn on 3 cords, with remains of a title in large (1 cm x-height) lettering up the spine (one can make out ".io[?]. Archit.", perhaps roman upper and lower case with rotunda influences in the h), remains of 2 pair of alum-tawed ties. Collection of 4 separately published prints (3 large full-sheet & 1 small full-sheet), plus 67 prints from 9 series (including 3 double-page prints and a 1½-sheet plan of classical Roman ports printed from 2 copperplates). Pages: [77] engraved ll. containing [71] prints.

Amsterdam , Ghedruckt by Willem Ianssz. Blaeuw, woonende op't Water inde gulden Sonnewyser, 1631, in-folio, 418 x 273 mm, (2)nn pp (typographical title) + (2)(frontispiece portrait) + pp 5-95 with 42 fullpage copper engravings + (1)(bl) , complete. Bound in old vellum over boards, spine damaged with some small loss of vellum. Title and some of the first leaves thumbed and with some dustsoiling, marginal tear repaired in leaf A5, verso of leaf A6 repaired with loss of a few letters in the Italian text, plate XXXV printed upside down. In all still a fine/good copy. Manuscript ex-libris on title page '' Leuneschlos ''. Rare quadrilingual edition of Vignola's classical text on Architecture. Text in Italian, Dutch, French and German. The first edition appeared in Rome in 1562. This edition has been augmented with a text and illustrations by Michelangelo Buonarotti (plates 35 - 42). Three centuries before the European Union the clever Amsterdam printer Willem Blaeu published this edition in 4 languages to cover the European market. See Millard '' Northern European Books '' item 132, pp. 375-376. They also refer to a first edition by Jansz in 1617, according to a note by Casotti, but this edition has been elusive until now. Berlin Catalogue 2584. Fowler 357 (variant).