Legros nicolas (6 Ergebnisse)

VII, 802 S. mit 141 Textholzschnitten. Halblederband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel, umlaufendem Sprenkelschnitt und mamoriertem Deckel (Kapitale, Deckel und Kanten mäßig berieben). Vorsätze leicht leimschattig, Papier vereinzelt stärker stockfleckig. Sonst innen sehr sauber und frei von Anstreichungen oder Stempeln. In sehr schöner Erhaltung. Erste Ausgabe. - Pagel 1230 (Onimus) und 975 (Legros). - Gemeinschaftsarbeit der französischen Ärzte E. Onimus und Ch. Legros mit einigen bereits zuvor im 'Journal d'anatomie et de physiologie' veröffentlichten Beiträgen. - Das erste Kapitel behandelt elektische Apparate und deren Anwendung mit Abbildungen von hervorragender Qualität. - E. N. J. Onimus, dessen Dissertation von 1866 bereits preisgekrönt wurde, erhielt 1876 eine Auszeichnung für seine Arbeiten über die Anwendung der Elektritzität in der Medizin. - Ch. Legros wurde 1873 Prof. agrégé mit der These 'Des nerfs vaso-moteurs', er galt als 'ein tüchtiger Histologe und Physiologe' (Pagel). Sprache: Französisch.…

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Zustand: Good. Large folio. 67 x 50 cm. New half Sakora goatskin with marbled boards, preserving the original label, by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov. Plate volume only with 71 of 80 plates, lacking plates 3, 15, 17, 25, 40, 52, 55, 73. Lacking the title page. Some stains in the margins. Very good.Colas, 1089; Brunet II, 1337; not in OCLC.Written by Nicolas Nicolaides: Baron Louis Nicolas Philippe Auguste de Forbin, later count de Forbin (la Roque-d'Anthéron, 1777 - ??????, 1841) was a French painter, author and antiquarian. He was also a pupil of painter Jacques-Louis David. During the Bourbon restauration, Forbin served as general director of the Louvre Museum and other museums of France.Inspired by the travels of François-René de Chateaubriand, Forbin sailed out from Toulon on 22 August 1817 to tour the eastern Mediterranean. Like Chateaubriand, Forbin travelled on his own initiative, without an order from the French government; however, since the aim of his journey was to discover Greek and Roman antiquities and to draw landscapes of the places he would visit, he was able to travel on the ships of the French fleet of the Levant (Flotte du Levant).In his venture Forbin was accompanied by painters Pierre Prevost and Léon Matthieu Cochereau (also a pupil of David and a nephew of Prévost), as well as architect Jean-Nicolas Huyot. Abbé de Forbin-Janson, later bishop of Nancy, was also a member of the company for the first part of the journey, while Huyot had to retire when he fractured his leg on Milos island. In addition, twenty-four year old Cochereau died of dysentery off the coast of Cythera and was replaced by Linant de Bellefonds who at the time was a mate on "Cleopatra", the mission's ship. De Bellefonds resigned from his position on the ship and participated in the expedition as a painter and chartographer. When the expedition ended in December of 1817, de Bellefonds decided to stay on in Egypt, and explored its territory as member of several missions. From 1831 to 1869 he served the kingdom of Egypt as chief engineer of several public works, including the Suez Canal. The expedition sailed to Acre, Galilee, and thenceforth travelled by land. While in Palestine, the travellers visited the Dead Sea and Jordan river, reached Cairo and sailed the Nile down to Upper Egypt. The main places they visited includde Milos island, Athens, Constantinople, Ephesus, Acre, Jerusalem, Gaza, Damietta, Cairo, Luxor, Thebes, Rosetta and Alexandria. When the expedition returned to France in April 1818 Forbin had spent approximately 28.000 francs on the purchase and transportation of antiquities, some of which ended up in the Louvre collections (at the time Royal Museum of France). Prevost drew panoramic views of Jerusalem and Athens, but succumbed to pneumonia in 1823, without completing his panorama of Constantinople.The descriptions of Forbin show him to be a mature observer in possession of deep humanistic culture. His style sometimes resembles a clumsy imitation of Chateaubriand's "Journey to the Holy Land" (1806). However, as Forbin was not a professional author but a painter, his descriptions are way more exact than those of Chateaubriand.Forbin also travelled to Sicily in 1820, and published his travel account, as he had done with his expedition of 1817.…

8° , Pappe. Zustand: Gut. 73, 104 S. Sammelband mit zwei theologischen Traktaten a.d. späten 18. Jh. Das Werk von Heinrich Memm ohne Titelblatt. - Pp. d. Zt. Gering bestoßen u. stellenw. leicht fleckig, ansonsten gut erhalten. Mit Stempel und Rückensignatur einer aufgelösten Klosterbibliothek. atx Script136 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 530.…

3 textes en 1 volume in-12 de 100 x 155 mm environ : 1768, 266 p., (3) ff. (table, errata, avis de l'éditeur) [suivi de] Aix, Jean-Baptiste Girard, 1733, 76 p. [suivi de] Sans lieu, ni éditeur, 1753, viij (titre, avertissement), 98 pages. Plein veau marbré d'époque, dos à cinq nerfs portant titre doré sur pièce de cuir rouge, caissons ornés, plats encadrés d'un simple filet à froid, roulette sur les coupes, tranches mouchetées, gardes marbrées à la coquille. Coiffe de tête manquante, début de fente sur chacun des mors, ex-libris sur le premier contreplat, page en regard de celle de titre annotée à l'encre, mouillures sur les 15 derniers feuillets de la Harangue de JOUIN, ainsi que sur les derniers feuillets des Principes sur l'essence .…