pass crispin (9 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. Good condition. (Flowers, botany).

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Oblong 4to. Some 119 ff (unnumbered). Engraved illustrations opposite text. Publisher's pictorial printed wrappers. Beautifully reproduced copy of this Florilegeum originally published in 1615 by Crispin van de Pass (c1597-1670). The introduction here is by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde, the renowned garden writer (first publ. 1928-9). An account is given of the many flowers reproduced here that are still grown as garden flowers. A very good copy of this attractive & informative volume. The text translated from the Latin by Spencer Savage With an introduction by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde - Fine engravings by Crispin van de Pass. Landscape format. Dust wrapper. [Attributes: Hard Cover] Bookseller: CHANTREY BOOKS (PBFA member) Sole trader [United Kingdom] £35.

London 1974, plaes and text (code Bot-23).

From the L'Instrction du Roy en L'Exercise de Monter a Cheval by Antoine de Pluvinel. An important work on equestrianism, engraved by the Dutch engraver Crispijn de Pass. Pluvinel's innovative method of horse training was regarded as much more humane than earlier methods. This is a fine, early, decorative equestrian print. Image size: 31.0 x 41.5 cm. Copperplate engraving Good condition, missing margins, laid onto backing paper.

From the L'Instrction du Roy en L'Exercise de Monter a Cheval by Antoine de Pluvinel. An important work on equestrianism, engraved by the Dutch engraver Crispijn de Pass. Pluvinel's innovative method of horse training was regarded as much more humane than earlier methods. This is a fine, early, decorative equestrian print. . Image size: 31.0 x 41.5 cm. Copperplate engraving Good condition, good margins. Restoration to centre.

From the L'Instrction du Roy en L'Exercise de Monter a Cheval by Antoine de Pluvinel. A very important work on equestrianism, engraved by the Dutch engraver Crispijn de Pass. Pluvinel's innovative method of horse training was regarded as much more humane than earlier methods. This is a fine, early, highly decorative equestrian print. Size: 370 x 465 mm. Copperplate engraving. Repairs to central fold, and lower left margin, otherwise in good condition.

Two volumes, no. VI of 30 copies on Arnold hand-made paper, oblong 4to. Numerous illustrations, errata slip tipped in in volume I. Original full vellum, that to volume I somewhat darkened, a couple of small abrasions otherwise an excellent set. A work originally published in the early 17th century. The errata slip concerns the limitation, which is printed as being 50 copies but corrected to 30. A further 500 copies were produced in quarter morocco.

From the L'Instrction du Roy en L'Exercise de Monter a Cheval by Antoine de Pluvinel. A very important work on equestrianism, engraved by the Dutch engraver Crispijn de Pass. Pluvinel's innovative method of horse training was regarded as much more humane than earlier methods. This is a fine, early, highly decorative jousting print. Size: 370 x 465 mm. Copperplate engraving. Some thinning, and minor repairs to central fold, otherwise in good condition.

A beautiful print, with an elaborate architectural border and intricate detailing of costume etc. from Antoine de Pluvinel's important work on equestrianism, engraved by the Dutch engraver Crispijn de Pass. Pluvinel's innovative method of horse training was regarded as much more humane than earlier methods. Copper engraving. Uncoloured. Mounted size: 48 x 57cm Fine condition; slight wear to the centrefold.