Rusconi giovanni (19 Ergebnisse)

brossura. Zustand: buone condizioni. Collana Enciclopedie pratiche Sansoni, 56. Illustrazioni e figure in nero. Copertina morbida. Formato in.16 (11x18 cm). Pagg. 268. Lievi segni. Sottolineature a penna rossa da pagina 137 a pagina 147. Legatura non perfettamente salda. Buono stato.

Zustand: MOLTO BUONO. NOTA:Firma di appartenenza e data all'occhietto; interni ingialliti per il tipo di carta. / Firenze, Sansoni cm.11,3x18,3, pp.X,268,(2), numerosi disegni e foto in bn. nt., brossura, cop. fig. a colori, Collana Enciclopedie Pratiche, 56.

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

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

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

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

Zustand: Buone. italiano Condizioni dell'esterno: Discrete con difetti, strappi Condizioni dell'interno: Discrete con Difetti, bruniture.

Zustand: Buone. italiano Condizioni dell'esterno: Discrete con difetti, strappi Condizioni dell'interno: Buone.

Paperback. Zustand: Used: Good. Libro proveniente da collezione privata. Pagine ingiallite. La copertina riporta usuali segni del tempo. Consegna 24/48 ore 62 e6.

X, 268 p., 19 cm, bross.

181 p., [16] c. di tav., 23 cm, tela, sovr.

Bologna, 1827, cartella h. 30 cm. frontespizio xilografico e rogito di 28 pp., con timbro, 18 dicembre 1827, notaio Vincenzo Pallotti di Bologna.

In 8° (cm. 24 x 16); pagg. 221; con 16 tavole. fotograf. a colori f.t. e fotografie in nero n.t.; cartonatura originale con sovracopertina figurata a colori. VG. ** Prima edizione. Collana "Oltre Confine", 6.

Zustand: Usato in buono stato. Tela editoriale con illustrata, cm 25x16, pp 181 (3), 32 tavole a colori. Prima ristampa. Narrazione scritta in collaborazione con Aurelio Garobbio (?Mio compito è scalare, il tuo scrivere?) delle scalate dell'alpinista comasco, sestogradista delle pareti invernali, sempre accompagnato dal fratello Antonio: prima ripetizione e prima invernale della via Piussi-Radelli sulla sud-ovest della Torre Trieste, prima invernale della via Detassis-Giordani sulla nord-est del Crozzon di Brenta, apertura della ?via del fratello? sul Badile, della ?Attilio Piacco? sul Cengalo, della ?direttissima dei cinque di Valmadrera? sulla Civetta, spedizione al Monte Sant'Elia. …

Modern vellum. Zustand: Nearly Fine. First edition. Small folio (27.3 by 18.7 cm). Signatures: a-c2, A-Z2, AA-NN2 (= 78 leaves). [xii], 143, [1, blank] pp. Title set within elaborate woodcut historiated borders; full- and half-page woodcut illustrations, plans, and diagrams throughout (a list of 144 figures appears after the contents); initials and ornaments. Recent period-style vellum; spine lettered in gilt; yapp edges, exposed thongs. Margins trimmed; occasional mild stains or smudges (mostly marginal). A nearly fine, crisp copy. First edition, first issue (without errata) of "an unusual publication in the architectural literature of the sixteenth century [in which] a remarkably effective group of illustrations was married to an underelaborated text" (Millard). Antonio Rusconi (ca. 1520-1587) was introduced to the building trades and painting as a youth; he studied mathematics at the University of Padua under Giovanni Battista Memmo and Niccolò Tartaglia. He would serve as a hydraulic engineer for the Republic of Venice throughout his life. At the urging of Pietro Lauro, who had translated Leon Battista Alberti's De Architectura into Italian, Rusconi began in 1540 to prepare a translation of Vitruvius, with commentary, illustrated with more than 300 woodcuts. While his Venetian editors, Giolito and Tommaso Porcacchi, were accorded a publication privilege by the duke of Tuscany in March 1553, they decided not to publish the work, with so many editions of Vitruvius appearing at that time. After Rusconi's death in 1587, the Venetian publisher Giovanni Giolito decided to publish the woodcuts. Giolito died before the work went to press. "The commentaries to the illustrations published by Giolito's heir in 1590 were probably not by Rusconi, but the publisher may have desired not to waste the investment made in the already cut illustrations. The author refers constantly to Renaissance architectural theorists, such as Palladio, Bárbaro, Sebastiano Serlio, and Cesariano, turning the book into an extended discourse with a knowledgeable audience. Indeed, the author himself recognizes that the sketchlike quality of his publication disqualifies it as a fundamental teaching tool for architecture (p. 143: "poiche manco il fine e l'intention nostra è stata mai d'insegnarla con queste poche annotationi" [since our aim and intention has never been to teach it with these few annotations]). This author's main contribution is in the quality of the images. His illustrations display an unusual degree of independence from that of earlier commentaries on Vitruvius, revealing a marked anticlassical attitude (Millard). The military and civil engineer Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (ca. 70-80 BCE - ca. 15 CE) is the author of the only surviving ancient treatise on architecture, arranged in ten books. By his own account, Vitruvius served in the Roman army under the command of Julius Caesar. Rediscovered by the Florentine humanist Poggio Bracciolini in the library of Saint Gall Abbey, and publicized by Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472), Vitruvius' De Architectura would later define the canon of classical architecture. His assertion that structures should exhibit the three qualities of stability (firmitatis), utility (utilitiatis), and beauty (venustatis) became a commonplace in architectural theory. The wide-ranging program of De Architectura deals with "principles of buildings in general, building materials, designs of theatres, temples and other public buildings, town and country houses, baths, interior decoration and wall paintings, clocks and dials, astronomy, mechanical and military engineering." (PMM). Throughout the Renaissance, Vitruvius' work provided inspiration for such important artists and architects as Michelangelo, Leon Battista Alberti, Donato Bramante, Lorenzo Ghiberti, Giacomo Vignola, Andrea Palladio and many others. The first printed edition of De Architectura appeared at Rome (ca. 1483-90); the first illustrated edition, at Venice (1511). Provenance and annotations: Faint early entry in Italian at verso title (privilege); a few old underlinings in black ink at early leaves; old numbers appear in manuscript at some margins; old entry in Italian at bottom margin final text page. Adams R-960; Digital Cicognara Library 640; EDIT16 CNCE 27820; Fowler 280; Millard (Italian & Spanish), 119; Mortimer, Harvard Italian, 551; USTC 853937 (noting single US at NYPL).…

Zustand: Good. Small folio. (20.5 x 31cm . Contemporary calf, raised bands, spine lettered in gilt. Second edition.(12¼x8"), [12], 148 pp. (a-c A-2O ). Illustrated with large woodcuts throughout. Condition:Moderate binding wear with some calf loss to extremities, joints cracked; early owner mark excised from flyleaf with loss of paper' , moderate dampstaining and toning to first two gatherings and quires R (pp.65-68), 2L (pp.133-136), 2N (pp.142-144); otherwise only scattered spotting or soiling; still very good. Colophon: In Venetia per Francesco Valvasense, 1660. Adi 25 Maggio.References: The Fowler architectural collection of the Johns Hopkins University / catalogue compiled by Lawrence Hall Fowler and Elizabeth Baer., no. 281; OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:59219787.Provenance: Florence Yoch (1890-1972) and Lucile Council (1898-1964) were among the most prolific and influential landscape architects in Southern California during the early and mid-20th century. Partners both in business and in life, they completed more than 250 landscape commissions over a period of roughly four decades?projects that included landmark public gardens and private gardens for Hollywood elites. The Huntington is home to the Florence Yoch Papers, a trove of drawings, photographs, research files, and office records that tell the story of the couple's firm and provide a tremendous resource for researchers.…

Zustand: MOLTO BUONO. NOTA:Copertine con lievi mende. Il volume primo presenta delle piegature ad alcune pagine. / Novara, De Agostini completo in 5 volumi. cm.24,5x32,5, pp.1414, 1174,num.figg.a col.nt. legature editoriali, sopracoperte figurate a colori. Copertine con lievi mende. Il volume primo presenta delle piegature ad alcune pagine. completo in 5 volumi.…

Venetia, Francesco Valuasense, 1660. En folio (294 x 202)mm. (12), 148 pp. Portada arquitectónica grabada dentro de orla, cabeceras decoradas y grabadas al comienzo de cada capítulo, 160 ilustraciones por el texto a varios tamaños, algunas a toda página, todo grabado en xilografía. Encuadernación de la época en pergamino a la romana. Segunda edición de este compendio ricamente ilustrado de la traducción italiana de Rusconi de los Diez Libros de Vitruvio, el tratado de arquitectura más antiguo que se conserva. Publicado por primera vez en 1590, contiene esta segunda edición la adición de un tratado de Bernardino Stramegioli relativo a los relojes solares "Horologi solari". Magnífico ejemplar en su pergamino original, limpio y de amplios márgenes; Mm4 con antigua restauración en la esquina superior afectando a la cabecera, por lo demás perfecto. Procedencia: Luis Cervera Vera, su ex-libris 294x202mm. (11½x8").…

Zustand: Good. Small folio. Contemporary vellum. [xii], 144 pp. First edition, second issue, with the errata on p. [144]. Few blank repairs at bottom of title page, else fine. Books plate of George Fenhagen. Fowler, 280; Mortimer, 551.