jacques manzoni (17 Ergebnisse)

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Copper engraving with hand colouring, 24.5 x 17.9 cm (plate-mark including caption), spots of browning and the margins rather stained, old folds, in good condition. Fine costume engraving of a Turkish porter, prepared for "Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808.", by the French engraver Georges-Jacques Gatine (c. 1773-1841) after an original drawing by Manzoni. Giuseppe Manzoni (fl. 1796-1829), a young Italian naval cadet, arrived in Constantinople in 1796 aboard Le Republicain, as a midshipman. He stayed there until the declaration of war between France and the Porte (August 28, 1798); when he was arrested and imprisoned in the fortress of Sinope on the Black Sea. On his return to France a selection of his drawings was published in Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808, gravés à l'eau-forte, termines a la pointe seche, et colores, avec des explications (1813). Only 250 of the complete suite was published, and even individual plates are rare on the market. Among his other works is an elaborate and detailed panorama of Constantinople, which took him three years to complete. [See A. Boppé, Les peintres du Bosphore au XVIIIe siècle, Hachette, 1911] Atabey 762, 763, not in Blackmer, Colas 2298 This item is held off-site. Please note there may be a few days delay while it is brought into our shop for viewing or mailing to you. Thank you for your understanding.

Copper engraving with hand colouring, 25.2 x 18 cm (plate-mark including caption), spot of browning affecting the image, margins browned and rather stained, three old folds, in good condition Fine costume plate prepared for "Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808.", by the French engraver Georges-Jacques Gatine (c. 1773-1841) after an original drawing by Manzoni. Giuseppe Manzoni (fl. 1796-1829), a young Italian naval cadet, arrived in Constantinople in 1796 aboard Le Republicain, as a midshipman. He stayed there until the declaration of war between France and the Porte (August 28, 1798); when he was arrested and imprisoned in the fortress of Sinope on the Black Sea. On his return to France a selection of his drawings was published in Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808, gravés à l'eau-forte, termines a la pointe seche, et colores, avec des explications (1813). Only 250 of the complete suite was published, and even individual plates are rare on the market. Among his other works is an elaborate and detailed panorama of Constantinople, which took him three years to complete. [See A. Boppé, Les peintres du Bosphore au XVIIIe siècle, Hachette, 1911] Atabey 762, 763, not in Blackmer, Colas 2298 This item is held off-site. Please note there may be a few days delay while it is brought into our shop for viewing or mailing to you. Thank you for your understanding.

Copper engraving with hand colouring, 25.2 x 18 cm (plate-mark including caption), sheet age-toned and a few spots of browning, in very good condition, preserved in a modern window-mount. Fine costume plate of a Turkish interpreter, prepared for "Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808.", by the French engraver Georges-Jacques Gatine (c. 1773-1841) after an original drawing by Manzoni. Giuseppe Manzoni (fl. 1796-1829), a young Italian naval cadet, arrived in Constantinople in 1796 aboard Le Republicain, as a midshipman. He stayed there until the declaration of war between France and the Porte (August 28, 1798); when he was arrested and imprisoned in the fortress of Sinope on the Black Sea. On his return to France a selection of his drawings was published in Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808, gravés à l'eau-forte, termines a la pointe seche, et colores, avec des explications (1813). Only 250 of the complete suite was published, and even individual plates are rare on the market. Among his other works is an elaborate and detailed panorama of Constantinople, which took him three years to complete. [See A. Boppé, "Les peintres du Bosphore au XVIIIe siècle, Hachette", 1911] Atabey 762, 763, not in Blackmer, Colas 2298. This item is held off-site. Please note there may be a few days delay while it is brought into our shop for viewing or mailing to you. Thank you for your understanding.

Copper engraving with hand colouring, 25.2 x 18 cm (plate-mark including caption), spots of browning and the margins rather stained, old folds, in good condition. Fine costume engraving of a Turkish artillery-man, prepared for "Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808.", by the French engraver Georges-Jacques Gatine (c. 1773-1841) after an original drawing by Manzoni. Giuseppe Manzoni (fl. 1796-1829), a young Italian naval cadet, arrived in Constantinople in 1796 aboard Le Republicain, as a midshipman. He stayed there until the declaration of war between France and the Porte (August 28, 1798); when he was arrested and imprisoned in the fortress of Sinope on the Black Sea. On his return to France a selection of his drawings was published in Costumes orientaux inédits, dessinés d'après nature en 1796, 1797, 1798, 1802 et 1808, gravés à l'eau-forte, termines a la pointe seche, et colores, avec des explications (1813). Only 250 of the complete suite was published, and even individual plates are rare on the market. Among his other works is an elaborate and detailed panorama of Constantinople, which took him three years to complete. [See A. Boppé, Les peintres du Bosphore au XVIIIe siècle, Hachette, 1911] Atabey 762, 763, not in Blackmer, Colas 2298 This item is held off-site. Please note there may be a few days delay while it is brought into our shop for viewing or mailing to you. Thank you for your understanding.

Rome, vente publique G. Sangiorgi. 4 jan. - 1 février 1893 & 8 mai - 7 juin 1893. Première partie: xvi-466 pp. Avec 3436 lots. Deuxième partie: 493 p. Avec les lots 3437-6452. Exemplaires non rognés. Tiré à 300 exemplaires. Exemplaire nominatif pour Henri Lamertin à Bruxelles.