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Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Ancient Buildings of Rome, | In Two Volumes, Vol. I | Antony Desgodetz | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2021 | hansebooks | EAN 9783337983550 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Ancient Buildings of Rome, in Two Volumes, | Vol. II | Antony Desgodetz | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2021 | hansebooks | EAN 9783337983543 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Zustand: Good. Lepautre Leclerc, illustrator. Tall 4to. 324 pp.; illustrated. Facsimile reprint of 1682 edition. Text in French. Printed Sources of Western Art. Theodore Besterman, editor. The first work to depict in architectural detail the ruined buildings of classical Rome. (Brunet II, 625). Decorative wrappers as new.

2° (39 x 27 cm), 323 S. m. zahlr. Taf., OLwd m. Goldpräg., Kapitale u. Ecken etw. berieben, etw. schief, Schnitte min. stockfl., innen tadellos. EA dieses Reprints der Ausgabe Paris, Coignard 1682. - Antoine Babuty Desgodetz (* 1653 in Paris; ? 20. Mai 1728) war ein französischer Architekt. 2800 gr. Schlagworte: Architektur - Geschichte, Italien, Geschichte - Antike.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. Edition originale. Plein veau de l'époque, dos à six nerfs orné et doré. Un volume in folio (434x288 mm), frontispice, xi-(1)-140 pages et 137 planches. Mors fendus. Coiffes et coins accidentées. Seconde édition. Nouvelle édition de Claude Antoine Jombert qui venait d'acquérir les cuivres originaux des descendants de l'architecte. Antoine Desgodetz, fut envoyé à Rome, où il occupa un séjour de seize mois, en 1676-1677, à relever et mesurer très exactement les monuments antiques. Le propos était judicieux, car il avait pu constater déjà les différences de dimensions et donc de proportions données dans les ouvrages classiques sur le sujet. Il en résulta un ouvrage d'une évidente utilité et d'une grande beauté: les dessins de Desgodetz ont été traduits par d'excellents graveurs, notamment Louis de Chastillon, Nicolas Guérard, Jean et Pierre Lepautre, et chaque planche est accompagnée en regard d'une notice descriptive qui précise les mesures des divers éléments et ne manque pas de relever les erreurs des traités précédents. L'ouvrage fut justement admiré et fit l'objet de plusieurs rééditions. On n'en est pas moins surpris d'apprendre qu'à la différence de la plupart des traités anciens, il n'a pas perdu ses mérites et que les archéologues d'aujourd'hui, autrement exigeants que les amateurs d'autrefois, reconnaissent encore son exactitude et donc son utilité. Exemplaire bien complet des 137 planches requises. Provenance : Exemplaire relié pour Henry François Athanase de Taillefer (1761-1833) avec supralibris. Dit Wlgrin de Taillefer, il fut militaire, numismate, archéologue et historien français. ______________________________________________________________________________ _____ ______________________________ENGLISH_DESCRIPTION : Contemporary full calf, gilt spine in seven compartments. Folio (434x288 mm), frontispiece, xi-(1)-140 pages and 137 plates. Joints split. Caps and corners worn. Second edition. A new edition by Claude Antoine Jombert, who had just acquired the original copperplates from the descendants of the architect. Antoine Desgodetz was sent to Rome, where he stayed for sixteen months in 1676?1677, to survey and measure ancient monuments with great precision. The purpose was well conceived, as he had already observed discrepancies in the dimensions?and thus the proportions?given in classical works on the subject. The result was a work of obvious utility and great beauty: Desgodetz's drawings were engraved by excellent artists, including Louis de Chastillon, Nicolas Guérard, and Jean and Pierre Lepautre. Each plate is accompanied by a facing descriptive notice specifying the measurements of the various elements and pointing out the errors in earlier treatises. The work was justly admired and underwent several reissues. It is all the more surprising to learn that, unlike most ancient treatises, it has not lost its value: even today's archaeologists?far more demanding than the amateurs of the past?still recognize its accuracy and usefulness. A complete copy, with all 137 required plates. Provenance : Exemplaire relié pour Henry François Athanase de Taillefer (1761-1833) avec supralibris. Dit Wlgrin de Taillefer, il fut militaire, numismate, archéologue et historien français.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Excelente. Folio, [12], 140 pp and illustrated with 137 copper engravings, many folded representing the monuments and remains of ancient Rome of which 23 are dedicated to the Pantheon but many others to triumphal archs,temples like of Faustina, Antonino, Vesta,and temple of Concordia, Original brown leather binding with spine richly gilt in compartments,red label. A fine edition that was originally printed for the first time in 1682 but due to its success it knew several editions being this one in large paper with wide margins and very fine queality of its engravings.Desdodetz (1653-1728) was an architect who lived in Rome several years where he took hundreds of drawings to carry out the publication of his book on the antiquities of Rome that was sponsored by french prime minister Colbert.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Oversized hardcover. Bound in full leather. Measures about 12 x 18 inches. Raised cords on spine still securely bound to text block, but leather has flaked off the spine itself, leaving just brown underlayer & glimpses of the signature edges. Inside front cover has two bookplates, both from the Brooklyn Public Library. One states in a printed script that it was purhased from the income on the bequest received in 1898 from Samuel Bowne Duryea. The other is a partially printed accession label dated 1916. Engraved title page has library perforated stamp and accession number in blue rubberstamp ink. Copyright page has pencil notations. Text in French. 4 page dedication with elaborate header. 4 page preface. 4 pages 'Table des Chapitres' and 'additions et fautes a corriger'. Pagination begins after all that; pages numbered 1-321. Pages 1-62 are on the Pantheon, with 23 full page engravings. All the engravings have small Brooklyn Public Library rubberstamp, and also have a dampstain as large as an outstretched hand on the back side. The stain is faint on some of the plates, but conspicuous on others. Pages 63-73 are on the Temple de Bacchus, with 5 plates. The stain has mostly dissipated here, but not entirely. 2 plates for the Temple de Faune. 3 plates for Temple de Vesta. 4 plates for Temple de Vesta a Tivoli. 4 plates for Temple de la Fortune Virile. and continues for 321 pages with a full page plate on nearly every other page (137 in all) -- printed with text on the other side. All traces of the dampstain are completely gone by page 140 or so. Pages faded from age & with the dampstain to the first third or so of the book, gradually decreasing in size until disappearing. An important collection of drawings of the ruins of Rome. Out of an abundance of caution, we have consulted the online catalog for Brooklyn Public Library and we find there that there is no mention of this book. (we are currently awaiting a reply from their reference department to see if they have any internal records of its de-accessioning. Please email with questions or to request photos. If you see a photo beside this listing, please be aware that it's an ABE Stock Photo (whatever that is) and not a photo of this book. Extra shipping necessary to box up this wonderful volume for shipping.

First English edition, second impression with reset title page, 2 vols., bound in one, elephant folio (547 x 360 mm), [3], xvi, [4], 72, [1]pp., 61 engraved plates; [5], 64, [1]pp., 76 engraved plates, with the first issue title-page to volume one, parallel titles and explanatory texts in English and French, the first part's French title page has a closed tear repaired, otherwise the text is nice and clean, plates throughout are generally nice clean crisp impressions, endpapers renewed, rebound in brown polished calf over marbled boards, upper cover slightly bowed with a scuffed portion, the lower-cover another smaller scuff, spine and upper cover discoloured due to water splashes, overall a very good clean copy. First published as Les Edifices Antiques De Rome, Paris, 1682. Desgodetz (1653-1728) was sent by the French Academy to produce a survey of the monuments and buildings of ancient Rome. It was one of the earliest and most accurate architectural studies of the ancient monuments of the city of Rome. The accuracy of Desgodetz's measurements, the brilliance of his drawings, and the beauty of the engraved plates made it a most popular work, as a consequence there was a great demand for an English edition. George Marshall, a little known architect, took on this task. When the first volume appeared in 1771 it was dedicated to King George III, and its thought that the publication was arranged and paid for by the King himself. The second volume wasn't issued until 1795 after Marshall's death. The architectural publishers, I. and J. Taylor, had purchased the remaining sheets of volume I and simultaneously reissued them, with a new title page giving their imprint, along with volume II. RIBA 860; Harris, 196; Fowler, 85.

Half Calf. Zustand: Very Good Plus. Book measures 35.5x26.5.cm. 151 full page plates, some double page, with accompanying text before each section. Bound in period half calf, calf corners, cloth boards, flat gilt bands, gilt tooling, ful marble edges and endpapers. At some time the book has been rebacked, retaining the original spine. Original spine rubbed, title label chipped. Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally, pages and plates very clean. A very nice solid copy. Size: Small Folio.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. F W Fairholt (illustrator). THERE ARE NO TARIFFS OR CUSTOMS DUTIES ON BOOKS. This is a large format soft cover book in a slip case. It appears to be a facsimile from 1972 comprising of multiple technical drawings of building such as the Pantheon, all text other than in introduction is in French. The original was produced by Antione Desgodetz. The slip case is a little grubby but I supose it's purpose is to keep the book clean which it has.

324 S., zahlr. gest. Taf. u. Abb. 2° Br.iS. *neuwertig* Sprache: Französisch.

Zustand: Good. Folio. 28.7 x 43.3 cm. Contemporary calf, repaired along the edges of spine and covers with matching goatskin. Original spine preserved. Water stains on the first 40 pages and last 20 pages, mainly in the right margins. Complete with 137 plates.References: Fowler, 102; OCLC Number184791661.

Zustand: Good. Folio. 31 x 47cm. New half goatskin and marbled board binding by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov. With 130 of 137 plates. Few wormholes in lower margins. Very clean. .Un titre-frontispice et 130 planches gravées (sur 137), certaines repliées.Sept planches en déficit [pl. XIV (chapitre I), II (ch. IV), II (ch. X), I (ch. XIII), II (ch. XV), V (ch. XVII) et VI (ch. XVIII) ;References: Fowler, 102; OCLC Number184791661.

First edition, folio, (xiv), 323, (1) pp. Engraved title page and 137 plates, 21 of which are double page, later bookplate. Early 20th century half morocco, marbled sides, recent repair to the foot of the joints. A handsome copy of the first accurately measured survey of Rome's ancient building, correcting many errors made by Palladio and others.

Elevation & Plan of the Temple of Concorde at Rome, from 'The Ancient Buildings of Rome', published London 1771. The Temple of Concord at Rome, plate I.

Elevation of the Front & the Flank of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina at Rome, from 'The Ancient Buildings of Rome' published London 1771. The Temple of Antoninus and Faustina at Rome, plate II.