Miriam stern (22 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Clean, unmarked, unread copy. BP/Poetry.

Two vintage studio still photographs from the 1936 film. A British film in which a secretary sacrifices her career to rewrite her employer's scathing review of a production of Shakespeare's "Othello." The main actor's wife pleads with her to save her husband's career, leading the Ann (the secretary) to change the review right before it goes to press. She then attends the play, with the newly confident lead, and falls in love with him, much to the dismay of his wife. Shot on location in England. 10 x 8 inches. Very Good, with light wear and toning overall and soiling to the verso. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Step Into the Sukkah for a Magical Starlit Harvest!Crisp autumn breezes are blowing, golden leaves are falling, and the harvest baskets are overflowing. For young children, understanding the deeper traditions of the autumn festival can sometimes feel complicated.The Sukkah Under the Stars invites little readers into the peaceful beauty of the holiday through gentle rhyming verse and glowing watercolor artwork. Join six-year-old twins David and Hannah as they gather fresh fruit, weave a leafy roof, welcome ancient guests, and count the twinkling constellations.Inside this cozy autumn story, families will discover: - Building the Sukkah: Gathering fragrant pine boughs and palm fronds to create a leafy shelter with spaces for the sky.- The Four Species: Learning about the bumpy yellow citron (Etrog), the tall green palm branch (Lulav), the myrtle, and the willow.- Welcoming Guests: Setting the harvest table and inviting the Ushpizin under the warm lantern light.- Stargazing Gratitude: Bundling up in cozy blankets to say thank you for family, food, and a safe place to rest.- Educational Backmatter: An illustrated anatomy guide to a kosher sukkah, a holiday glossary, and a warm note from author Miriam Stern.Perfect for bedtime read-alouds and classroom holiday lessons, this beautifully illustrated story transforms an ancient tradition into a comforting, accessible experience for children ages 3 to 7.Scroll up, click 'Buy Now,' and share the magic of the starlit harvest with your little ones tonight.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if our sweetest holiday traditions began with an incredible journey through history When David and Hannah discover an antique, glowing ram's horn tucked away in the synagogue attic, a single blast opens a magical golden doorway across thousands of years of Jewish history!Leap through time alongside David and Hannah as they discover the ancient roots of the High Holidays: - The Desert Encampment of Sinai: Witness the ancient Yom Teruah sunrise trumpet blasts that signaled a fresh, sacred beginning for the community.- The Water Gate of Ancient Jerusalem: Listen as Ezra the Scribe reads from the sacred scroll, teaching everyone to replace tears with honeyed dates, sweet treats, and gifts for neighbors.- The Hilltop Orchards of Galilee: Watch ancient scholars track the autumn new moon, establish Rosh Hashanah, and bake round braided challah to honor the circle of life.- The Medieval Riverbanks: Stand beside historic families as they toss breadcrumbs into rushing waters during Tashlich, letting go of past mistakes to start the year anew.Educational Holiday Features Included Inside: - The Rosh Hashanah Time Map: A visual roadmap tracing the four historical eras explored in the story.- Ancient Words for Curious Kids: An illustrated glossary explaining terms like Yom Teruah, Ezra the Scribe, Tishrei, and Tashlich.Packed with warmth, adventure, and rich cultural heritage, this storybook connects the treats on your modern holiday table to thousands of years of living tradition.Join David and Hannah on their journey through history-grab your copy today and make this Rosh Hashanah truly unforgettable.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Can saying 'I'm sorry' turn a mistake into a fresh, sweet start When an accidental bump knocks down a tall tower of wooden blocks, David and Hannah discover that apologizing isn't scary-it is the bravest and most loving way to heal a friendship.Join David and Hannah on an uplifting Yom Kippur adventure as they dress in pristine white clothes, share kind deeds with neighbors, drop coins in the charity box, and walk peacefully to the synagogue. Together, they watch the Holy Ark open, whisper quiet wishes from the heart, and wait in joyful anticipation for the grand sunset shofar blast.Inside this heartwarming holiday adventure, young readers will discover: - The Courage to Say Sorry: Practical, relatable lessons on emotional resilience, sincere apologies, and rebuilding bonds without shame or tears.- The Magic of Teshuvah: A gentle, kid-friendly way to understand turning mistakes around and choosing kindness every single day.- Yom Kippur Traditions Explained: Why we wear bright white clothes (Kittel), light holiday candles, give charity (Tzedakah), and gather in unity.- The Thrill of the Final Shofar: The unforgettable moment when the great Tekiah Gedolah sounds to conclude the holiday with cheers and sweet treats.Special Educational Backmatter Included: - The Yom Kippur Story Map: A visual roadmap tracing each step of David and Hannah's journey.- Little Explorers' Glossary: Clear, accessible explanations for key holiday terms.- A Note from Miriam Stern: Warm guidance for parents and educators on nurturing empathy and conflict resolution.- The 'Fresh Start' Forgiveness Pledge: An interactive activity page celebrating kindness and new beginnings.Ideal for children ages 3-7, Jewish classrooms, holiday gifts, and bedtime reading.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Looking for a joyful, easy-to-understand way to share the High Holidays with your little ones Welcome the Jewish New Year alongside David and Hannah as they discover the sights, sounds, and sweet traditions of Rosh Hashanah!From the warm glow of festival candles to the crunchy bite of apples dipped in golden honey, this beautifully illustrated storybook guides young children through every step of the holiday with warmth and excitement.Children will love following along with every tradition: - Dipping crisp apples into golden honey to welcome a joyful start- Learning the meaning of round braided challah and juicy pomegranate seeds- Listening to the waking blasts of the Shofar (Tekiah, Shevarim, Teruah, Tekiah Gedolah!)- Walking down to the water for Tashlich to let go of past mistakes and start fresh- Sharing heartfelt 'Shanah Tovah' greetings with family, neighbors, and friendsInteractive Holiday Bonuses Included Inside: - My Sweet New Year Checklist: An interactive recap spread allowing children to track each tradition they celebrate.- Holiday Words for Little Hands: A child-friendly illustrated glossary explaining key Hebrew terms.Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary readers (ages 2-7), this book is an essential addition to holiday bedtime reading, family gatherings, synagogue libraries, and classroom story times.Make this holiday unforgettable grab your copy and share a sweet, happy New Year with the little ones in your life.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Step Inside the Glowing Sanctuary and Join the Most Joyful Circle Dance of the Year!Every autumn, synagogues fill with the chiming of silver bells, the rustle of royal velvet, and joyous singing across generations. For young children, stepping onto a packed, fast-moving holiday dance floor can feel thrilling and overwhelming all at once.Simchat Torah Is Here guides little learners step-by-step through the warmth, rhythm, and wonder of the festival through gentle rhyming verse and glowing watercolor artwork. Join six-year-old twins David and Hannah as they craft their holiday banners, step through the seven traditional dancing circles (Hakafot), unroll the sacred parchment under a sheltering canopy, and discover why our most treasured story never truly ends.Inside this festive holiday story, young readers will discover: - The Seven Joyous Circles (Hakafot): Stepping to the rhythm, waving banners, singing alongside grandparents, and riding high on shoulders without feeling lost in the crowd.- Handcrafted Holiday Flags: The sweet folk tradition of decorating colorful paper banners with streaming ribbons and topping them with crisp red apples.- The Sacred Reading & Canopy: Gathering safely beneath a grand prayer-shawl tent (Chuppah) as the silver pointer (Yad) traces the final verses of the scroll.- Rolling Back to Genesis (Bereishit): Connecting the final letter Lamed to the opening letter Bet to spell Lev (Heart)-celebrating that every ending is a fresh beginning.- Educational Backmatter: An illustrated guide to the anatomy of a Torah scroll, a child-friendly holiday glossary, and a warm message from author Miriam Stern.Designed specifically for children ages 3 to 8, this vibrant collector's edition transforms synagogue excitement into pure confidence, connection, and family belonging.Scroll up, click 'Buy Now,' and dance the seven circles of joy with your little ones today. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Step inside the glowing sukkah and discover the beauty of autumn traditions under the open sky.Every fall, backyards transform into leafy shelters, sweet citrus fills the air, and starry evenings bring family and neighbors together. For young children, understanding the deeper meaning behind living outdoors, shaking the lulav, and welcoming guests can sometimes feel overwhelming.Sukkot Is Here brings the warmth, wonder, and sensory richness of the harvest holiday to life through gentle, rhythmic verse and luminous illustrations. Join six-year-old twins David and Hannah as they build their backyard booth, lay fragrant branches on the roof, hold the four sacred species, and share meals beneath a blanket of twinkling stars.Inside this festive holiday story, young readers will discover: - The Sukkah Build: How fresh leafy branches (schach) create an open roof looking right up at the night sky.- The Four Sacred Species: Holding and gently shaking the etrog, lulav, hadass, and aravah to celebrate gratitude.- Welcoming Guests (Ushpizin): The timeless beauty of radical hospitality, open doors, and gathering around a shared table.- Sensory Harvest Traditions: The crisp scents of pine and citron, hanging handmade paper fruit garlands, and sharing warm soup outdoors.- Bonus Educational Backmatter: A child-friendly illustrated glossary of holiday terms and an accessible Four Species field guide.Designed specifically for children ages 3 to 8, this story turns timeless Jewish heritage into an engaging, heartfelt bedtime read your family will cherish every Tishrei.Scroll up, click 'Buy Now,' and share the light, stars, and warmth of the sukkah with your little ones tonight. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Sexuell. Verwirrend. Frei.'In Fragmenten beschreibt die Autorin ihre Erlebnisse vor, während und nach einer Psychose und macht die Verzweiflung, aber auch Lichtblicke punktgenau greifbar. Ein Porträt einer Frau zu Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts, zerrieben zwischen den Ansprüchen der Gesellschaft, den Herausforderungen als alleinerziehende Mutter und der verzweifelten Suche nach der eigenen Identität und Freiheit.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. vii, 177 pages : illustrations, maps ; 27 cm. Contents: FRONT MATTER; CONTENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; PART I: GLAZED TABLE WARES; I.1 LOCAL, GLAZED WARES; I.2 SOFT-PASTE WARES; 1.3 EGYPTIAN WARES; I.4 BYZANTINE WARES; I.5 AEGEAN WARES; I.6 ZEUXIPPUS WARES; I.7 PORT ST. SYMEON WARES('AL-MINA WARES'); I.8 CYPRIOT WARES (PAPHOS WARE); I.9 ITALIAN WARES; I.10 NORTH AFRICAN WARES; I.11 CATALAN WARES; I.12 CHINESE WARES; I.13 UNIDENTIFIED WARES; PART II: DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WARES; II. 1 BOWLS; II. 2 COOKING VESSELS; II. 3 STORAGE VESSELS; II. 4 JUGS, TABLE JARS, AND MOLDMADE VESSELS; II. 5 SPHERO-CONICAL VESSELS ('GRENADES') PART III: OIL LAMPSIII. 1 CLOSED WHEELMADE LAMPS; III. 2 MOLDMADE LAMPS; III. 3 OPEN WHEELMADE LAMPS; COLOR PLATES; REFERENCES; APPENDIX: UNPUBLISHED EXCAVATIONS CITED IN THIS VOLUME; IAA REPORTS.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Die Frau | Erfahrungsbericht einer Psychose oder wie ich auf Gott traf. DE | Miriam Stern | Taschenbuch | 100 S. | Deutsch | 2025 | epubli | EAN 9783819763892 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Neopubli GmbH, Sebastian Stude, Köpenicker Str. 154a, 10997 Berlin, produktsicherheit[at]epubli[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 163 pp., illustrations.

Zustand: Good. - Chaînes de fleurs. Paris, Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1902. In-8, [3] f., 32 p., bon à tirer sommairement broché (qq. rousseurs). Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares.…

Zustand: Good. [Oublie-t-on ? Nouvelle]. 17 octobre 1900. Incomplet p. 17-32. 16 feuillets in-8°. Corrections manuscrites. .Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares.…

Zustand: Good. [Menteuse par amour. Nouvelle]. Incomplet. 15 feuillets in-8°. Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …

Zustand: Good. [J'ai été élevé à la campagne] 4 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …

Zustand: Good. - Menteuse par amour. Nouvelle. Incomplet. p.1 ; 10-14 ; 17-19 ; 26-28. 12 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …

Zustand: Good. A play in 5 acts; some pages manuscript and some annotated typescript. About 50 pages. [Manuscrit et tapuscrit]. [A Venise (Leona et Marco)]. Incomplet. 28 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites sur le tapuscrit.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares.…

Zustand: Good. [Sur l'Egypte]. Incomplet. p. 4 ; 8 ; 11-12 ; 15 ; 17 ; 19 ; 23-24 ; 26 ; 28. 11 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …

Zustand: Good. - Oublie-t-on ? Nouvelle. 17 octobre 1900. 28 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites. Signé.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares.…

Zustand: Good. - Par le sacrifice. 30 avril 1902. 59 feuillets in-4°. Corrections manuscrites.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …

Zustand: Good. Menteuse par amour. Nouvelle. San Remo, 25 février 1902. 29 feuillets in-4°. S Corrections manuscrites.Sgned as Maris Star. Apparently complete.Provenance: Bibliothèque Rohan-Chabot.Fonds Jean Stern et Maria Star.Birthdate:December 08, 1854;Birthplace:Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia (Italy);Death: May 07, 1926 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France;Immediate Family: Daughter of Leone Hierschel and Clementina de MinerbiWife of Baron Louis Stern.Mother of Jean Stern; Lucie Ernesta Henriette Girot de Langlade; Pierre Charles Ernest Louis Stern; Marie Louise Fanny Clémentine Thérèse de Chasseloup Laubat and Léon Stern.Sister of Gioacchino / Joachim van Hier / Hierschel de Minerbi; Graf Caleb Filippo Oscar Hierschel-Minerbi; Oscar Hierschel de Minerbi; Elodia Rachele Hulda Claudia de Hierschel and Clara Zoe Lea de Morpurgo. Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), known under the pseudonym Maria Star, was a French woman of letters and philanthropist. She held a salon in her private mansion at 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, reputed to be one of the most brilliant in Paris before the First World War: she hosted Marinetti and Marcel Proust, among others. It is there that she wrote many tales and stories of Venetian inspiration. In 1874 she married banker Louis Stern (1840-1900); from this union was born Jean Stern (1875-1962), who also became a banker, but also owner-breeder of racehorses; a remarkable fencer, he was also the author of historical works, as well as many pieces of circumstance that have become rare.P.Ernesta Stern (1854-1926), connue sous le pseudonyme de Maria Star, est une femme de lettres et une philanthrope française. Elle tient un salon, dans son hôtel particulier du 68 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, réputé l'un des plus brillants de Paris avant la Première Guerre mondiale : elle y accueille notamment Marinetti ou Marcel Proust. C'est là qu'elle écrit de nombreux contes et récits d'inspiration vénitienne. Elle épouse en 1874 le banquier Louis Stern (1840-1900) ; de cette union naîtra Jean Stern (1875-1962), qui devint également banquier, mais également propriétaire-éleveur de chevaux de course ; remarquable escrimeur, il fut aussi l'auteur d'ouvrage historiques, ainsi que de nombreuses pièces de circonstances devenues rares. …