Lucien sergent (5 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Leather. 4to. A. Le Vasseur, Paris, France. No Date (1889). Xvi, 518 pgs. Illustrated with a frontispiece, 200 illustrations par L. Sergent. Text in French. Bound in 3/4 brown leather with matching marble paper covered boards and raised bands with gilt titles present to the spine. Boards have light wear present to the extremities of the boards. No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. Contents: Avertissement. Avant-propos. Valmy et Jemmapes. Nerwinden et Mayence. Wattignies, Wissembourg et Toulon. Fleurus et la Montagne-Noire. Amsterdam et Loano. Montenotte, Rivoli et Neuwied. Les Pyramides, le mont Thabor, Héliopolis. Novi, Zurich et Bergen. Gênes, Marengo, Hohenlinden. Boulogne, Ulm, Austerlitz. Iéna, Auerstaedt, Pultusk. Eylau, Dantzig, Friedland. Baylen, Somo-Sierra, Saragosse. Eckmühl, Essling, Wagram. L'Espagne. Moscou et la Bérésina. Lutzen, Dresde et Leipzig. Montmirail, Montereau et Paris. Ligny et Waterloo. Le Trocadéro et Alger. Anvers, Constantine, Mouzaïa. Isly, Sidi-Brahim, Zaatcha. Rome et Sébastopol. Solférino, Pékin, Puebla. Sedan et Metz. Coulmiers, Paris, Belfort. Algérie, Tunisie et Tonkin. Conclusion. Table des ouvrages consultés. Table des gravures. "During this period of a hundred years, the French Army, heroic in Waterloo as in Jena, in La Bérézina as in Marengo, experienced in turn the joy of the most brilliant triumphs and the bitterness of the most overwhelming disasters. The author has endeavored to research and point out the causes of our defeats, as well as those of our victories. We will understand why the soldiers beaten at Neerwinden, after the victory of Jemmapes, triumphed again in the plains of Fleurus, why the success of Zurich, followed the disaster of Novi, why Leipzig and Waterloo after Austerlitz and Wagram, Metz and Sedan the day after Sebastopol and Solferino " E-178; Littérature; 9.2 X 6.1 X 1.1 inches; 540 pages.…

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. Pas de jaquette. Editions La Mandragore, 1998 - Grand in-8° broché, couv. cart., abondante iconographie en noir dans le texte, 192 pp., bon exemplaire -.

Demi-cuir. Zustand: Bon. Général THOUMAS AUTOUR DU DRAPEAU 1789-1889 CAMPAGNES DE L'ARMEE FRANCAISE DEPUIS CENT ANS Sans date (fin XIXe siècle), Paris, Editions A. Le Vasseur et Cie In-4 (24 x 32,5 cm), relié, XVI et 518 pages, tampons Reliure demi-cuir rouge à coins, dos titré doré, couvertures conservées illustré de 200 dessins in texte de Lucien SERGENT Etat : quelques frottements à la reliure, papier propre, ouvrage solide, agréable exemplaire Poids : 3,800 kg. Lucien SERGENT (illustrator).…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. Edition originale, Édition illustrée. tranches dorées reliure percaline 200 illustrations et 32 gravures en couleurs de SERGENT sans date rare une vision des campagnes militaires de l'armée française. Charles-Antoine Thoumas (1820-1893), est un général français auteur de nombreux ouvrages et d'articles de presse à caractère militaire. Il participe au gouvernement de la Défense nationale en 1870. lucien sergent (illustrator).…

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. First edition. A leather bound copy of Thoumas' historical work, which details French military campaigns from 1789-1889, with over two hundred lovely illustrations by Lucien Sergent. First edition.Bound in half crushed-morocco on marbled boards by H. Wood.Beautifully illustrated with a title page engraving, a frontispiece engraving, a title vignette engraving, and over two-hundred illustrations by Lucien Sergent (1849-1904). Sergent was a French academic painter, perhaps best known for his military art.This is an informative work containing a history of the French military and its campaigns between 1789 and 1889, written by General Thoumas. The author focuses primarily on the army and chooses not to include details on naval conflicts, instead leaving those for a possible later volume.Contents include 'Valmy et Jemmapes', 'Fleurus et la Montagne-Noire', 'Novi, Zurich et Bergen', 'L'Espagne', and 'Algerie, Tunisie et Tonkin', as well as a conclusion.Written by Charles Antoine Thoumas (1820-1893), a French military officer.With a prior owner's ink inscription to front free endpaper, which reads 'To Dearest Tommy with Love from Bird Xmas 1936'.Collated, complete. Bound in half-crushed morocco on marbled boards by H. Wood. Externally, very smart. Minimal wear to the extremities and to the spine, particularly around the head of spine and raised bands of joints. A few marks to boards with a bit of fading. Light spotting to text block. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright throughout, with light spotting to the occasional page. Prior owner's ink inscription to verso of front free endpaper. Very Good. Lucien Sergent (illustrator). book.…