F scheuchzer (8 Ergebnisse)

8° , gebundene Ausgabe. Zustand: Gut. 428 Seiten mit den Bildnissen von Salomon und Aline Bleuler-Hansheer. Ohne Schutzumschlag, Einband mit kleineren Gebrauchsspuren, Papier leicht stockfleckig, Vorsätze mit einem Exlibrisstempel versehen, Buchzustand zufriedenstellend bis gut Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 675.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Gut. Ehem. Bibliotheksexemplar mit Bib.-Signatur und Stempel. Guter Zustand, ein paar Gebrauchsspuren. Ex-library with stamp and library-signature on spine. Good condition, some traces of use. A 6503 Sprache: Französisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Zustand: Gut. Original Stahlstich. Hablitschek, F. nach Scheuchzer, W. Aus " DAS KÖNIGREICH BAYERN " seine Denkwürdigkeiten und Schönheiten, herausgegeben von Herman von Schmid, München 1879 - 1881. Schöner ORIGINAL - STAHLSTICH auf der vollen Seite. deu K 2|1271AG Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 444 10,5 x 16,5 cm. ohne die Schrift. …

Zustand: Gut. 428 Seiten, 2 lithogr. Porträts. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 800 Halblederband der Zeit (etwas berieben).

8°, 428 S., 2 lithogr. Abb., OHLdr., Kanten berieb., Vs. u. Schnitt stockfl., a. 4 S. wenige Kugelschreiber-Notizen Bleuler (1829-1886), studierte Theologie, war Pfarrer in Frauenfeld, 1860 Chefredaktor des Landboten, 1875 -1878 Stadtpräsidend v. Winterthur. War Mitbegründer des Winterthurer Konsumvereins u. Mitglied des linksbürgerlichen Grütlivereins. Beiliegend ein handschriftl. Brief der Frau Bleulers, Aline Bleuler- Hausheer, aus (inkl. Couvert) dem Jahr 1870. 1200 gr. Schlagworte: Helvetica - Geschichte, Soziale Bewegung - Sozialdemokratie.…

8°, 418 S., 2 Abb., OHLdr. m. Goldpräg., Einband berieb., 2 S. m. Kugelschr.-Spuren, sonst tadellos. Salomon Bleuler-Hausheer (1829 - 1886) war unternehmer u. Politiker mit sozialen Gedanken, Verfechter der Sache der Arbeiter-Vereine u. d. Grütlivereins. Anbei ein handgeschrieb. Neujahrsglückwunsch von Bleuler für einen Herrn Corrodi. 1100 gr. Schlagworte: Helvetica - Zürich, Soziale Bewegung - Sozialdemokratie.…

First Edition in Dutch. 415 x 264 mm. (16 3/8 x 10 3/8"). Entirely complete (with continuous pagination, but with a jump in page numbering from the end of book XIII to the beginning of XIV, as usual). 15 parts in eight volumes. Translated by Florentius H. J. van Halen. HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY VELLUM, covers with large gilt entrelac centerpiece framed with gilt floral rule with bouquet-like cornerpieces, gilt floral border, raised bands, compartments richly gilt, titles and volume numbers handwritten in ink on spines, all edges gilt. With head- and tailpieces, 15 engraved titles printed in red and black with engraved vignettes, and complete with frontispiece, two engraved portraits of the author and the engraver (the latter with shorter margins, probably tipped-in), and 760 OFTEN STRIKING COPPER ENGRAVINGS (on 758 plates), one with partial hand coloring, a few double-page. Front pastedown of first volume with handwritten note in French on lined paper; with additional black & white title to first work erroneously dated 1728. Nissen ZBI 3661; see also: Faber du Faur, "German Baroque Literature," p. 472. Trivial soiling to the vellum, the seventh volume with a faint marginal dampstain affecting a few quires (but not touching engravings), the odd negligible blemish, but AN OUTSTANDING SET, the very attractive original bindings showing only insignificant wear, and THE CONTENTS ESPECIALLY FRESH AND CLEAN THROUGHOUT, WITH VERY FINE IMPRESSIONS OF THE PLATES. This is the first Dutch translation of Scheuchzer's "Sacred Nature," one of the most splendid German illustrated books of the 18th century, presenting what surely is the most impressive combination of biblical exegesis and scientific illustration to be found in any printed book. First published in 1731-35 as the "Physica Sacra" in Latin, and as the "Kupfer-Bibel" in German (so-named for the amazing array of copperplate engravings), this work is arranged according to the progression of books in the Bible, citing passages from those chapters where phenomena from the natural world are mentioned. The typical pattern here includes a textual citation followed by the author's often lengthy remarks on the passage and, in many cases, a dramatic engraving to illustrate what is said. The plates are identical to the earlier editions (retaining the inscriptions in Latin and German) and are the work of Johann-Melchior Fuseli, of the well-known Zurich family of 18th and 19th century artists. The engraved scenes are always executed with great skill, are generally very animated, and are often fascinating. Of the 760 images meant to illustrate the text, many are strictly or primarily depictions of biblical scenes; several are simply illustrations of specimens of nature; and a large number, perhaps half, offer a kind of combination. An example of this last type includes a wonderful scene showing the birth of Man (as related in Genesis 1:26-27) depicting not only a startled Adam in his fecund paradise, but also 10 images of fetuses, placentas, and the skeletons of children, attached like mounted specimens to the architectural frame of the illustration. According to Faber du Faur, it is in this work that "the Baroque attains, philosophically as well as artistically, its high point and its conclusion. It is the last of those elegant works which do not really contain illustrations to a text but which are, in effect, composed of splendid plates with a text to accompany them." Scheuchzer (1672-1733) was a prolific naturalist who promoted at every opportunity the most modern scientific ideas, though without wanting to risk the accusation of being irreverent. He says that the present work represents an attempt at finding a harmony between reason and revelation, though it can also be seen as an effort to promulgate progressive theories under the venerable cloak of biblical commentary. The bibliographies disagree about the number of plates that ought to be present in this work and in other editions, but ours corresponds to copies prev. …

Kiøbenhavn, Gyldendal, 1790. Et samtidigt hldrbd. med rygforgyldning. Ryg med lettere brugsspor og tab af lidt skind nederst på ryggen. Hjørner stødte.(4),616 pp. Meget svag skjold på de første 3 blade. Fabricius Rejse: pp.1-223" Nordens Rejse: pp. 224-436 og Scheuchzer og Gruners Rejse: pp. 437-616. Enkelte brunpletter, ellers ren og trykt på skrivepapir. Fabricius' rejseberetning, som er et vigtigt kildeskrift til kundskab om levevis og næringsforhold i Norge i slutningen af det 18. århundrede, er første danske udgave. - Nordens rejseberetning er her i den første trykte danske udgave (i forkortet form). - Scheuchzer etc. er første danske udgave. - Alle tre i "Samling af de bedste og nyeste Reisebeskrivelser i et udførligt Udtog, hvori gives en nøjagtig Efterretning om adskillige Landes og Folks Religion.etc." Anden Deel. …