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Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1968. 4°. 68+VIII sider. Med udfoldelige kort. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning i 1700-tals stil. Lette brugsspor. Navn på forsatsbladet. * Fotografisk optryk af originaludgaven fra 1758. Med en efterskrift af Harry Kaae.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1968. 4°. 68+VIII sider. Med udfoldelige kort. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning i 1700-tals stil. Forpermens sidepapier skrammet foroven. * Fotografisk optryk af originaludgaven fra 1758. Med en efterskrift af Harry Kaae.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1969. 4°. 92+(22) sider. Med udfoldelige kort. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. halvlæderbind med rygforgyldning i 1700-tals stil. * Fotografisk optryk af originaludgaven fra 1758.

Leather. Zustand: Near Fine. Laurids de Thurah (illustrator). An exceptional example of this limited edition facsimile of Laurids de Thurah's seminal mid 18th century study of Danish architecture and the most important architectural sites of Copenhagen. In the original Danish.Only 950 copies of this limited edition were produced.A limited edition facsimile edition of 'Den Danske Vitruvius' by Laurids de Thurah, a monumental 18th-century architectural folio, first published in two volumes between 1746 and 1749, illustrated with engraved plates of Danish buildings, including royal castles, churches and city architecture. Commissioned by King Christian VI, Thurah"s work draws direct inspiration from the British Vitruvius Britannicus, and documents in plan, elevation, and section a wide range of structures.Volumes I and II are facsimiles of the original work, whole volume III includes 58 plates and ten plans, many of which are folding. This volume also includes valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.Collated, complete.Handsomely bound in half calf, with unclipped dust wrappers, housed in portfolio bindings with cloth ties. In the publisher's original half calf bindings with paper covered boards, with unclipped dust wrappers, housed in paper covered portfolios with cloth ties. Externally, excellent, with light spotting to calf portion of bindings. Dust wrappers generally very smart, with closed tears to perimeters and to back strip heads and tails. Portfolios very good, with cloth ties in full working order. Internally, firmly bound. Pages exceptionally clean and bright. Near Fine. book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. All bindings in very good clean firm condition. Internally, pages clean and bright throughout, probably unread. A very nice informative set, in very good clean conditionThaning & Appel, 1967.Vol. 3 contains complet e transcription of Danish text, and abridged transcription of German and French texts, of Thurah's unpublished ms. of v. 3. Included, in facsimile., are selecte.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1967. 4°. 371 sider. Med adskillige tavler, nogle udfoldelige, i s/h. Smukt orig. halvlæderbind med bindforhøjning og rygforgyldning. Bindet og sidepapiret let skrammet. * Fotografisk optryk af 1748-udgaven med efterskrift af Steffen Linvald. En af de stateligste bøger, der nogen sinde er lavet om København. Og aldrig tog den danske hovedstad sig mere elegant ud end i perioden efter genrejsningen oven på storbranden i 1728 og frem til den ulyksalige række af brande og bombardementer fra 1794 til 1807. Som arkitekt stod Laurids de Thurah for en lang række af periodens signifikante bygningsværker, herunder Christiansborg og Vor Frue Kirke, og den informative tekst er da også båret af en ikke ringe stolthed på egne - og byens - vegne.

Reprint der Ausgabe 1748. 368 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Guter Erhaltungszustand. Einband berieben. da Original-Halbledereinband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.

Mit 110 Tafeln. 9 Bll., 368 S., 2 Bll. Reprint der 1748 in Kopenhagen bei E. H. Berling erschienenen dreisprachigen Ausgabe in Dänisch, Französisch und Deutsch (franz. Titel: "Description circonstantiée de la Residence raiale et capitale de Copenhague .", deutscher Titel: "Ausführliche Beschreibung der Königlichen Residenz- und Hauptstadt Kopenhagen, nebst einer Erklärung aller Merkwürdigkeiten, so diese grosse Stadt zu unseren Zeiten enthält"). - Einbd. an den Ecken etw. bestoßen, Rücken leicht berieben, inwendig einwandfreies Exemplar. da Gewicht in Gramm: 0 4to. Goldgepr. OHLdr. mit RSch. und Kleisterpapierbezug von Brigitte Cramer.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1967. 4°. 371 sider. Med adskillige tavler, nogle udfoldelige, i s/h. Smukt orig. halvlæderbind med bindforhøjning og rygforgyldning. Med brugsspor * Fotografisk optryk af 1748-udgaven med efterskrift af Steffen Linvald. En af de stateligste bøger, der nogen sinde er lavet om København. Og aldrig tog den danske hovedstad sig mere elegant ud end i perioden efter genrejsningen oven på storbranden i 1728 og frem til den ulyksalige række af brande og bombardementer fra 1794 til 1807. Som arkitekt stod Laurids de Thurah for en lang række af periodens signifikante bygningsværker, herunder Christiansborg og Vor Frue Kirke, og den informative tekst er da også båret af en ikke ringe stolthed på egne - og byens - vegne.

Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. mørkegrønt halvlæderbind/ Publisher's dark green half leather binding. Med smudsomslag/With dustwrappers. I kassette/In box with cloth ties. * »The Danish Vitruvius« was originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. This third volume remained unpublished until the present edition. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.

Selskabet til Udgivelse af Danske Mindesmærker, København 1924. Stor 4°. 220 sider. Illustreret i s/h. Indbundet ubeskåret i et kønt halvbind af rødt kalveskind. Exlibris (Chr. Bang). * Kun trykt i 700 eksemplarer. Indtil 2023 det eneste større værk om den dygtige kongelige bygmester, der bl.a. stod for fuldførelsen af det første Christiansborg, foruden at han tegnede sig for en i sig selv monumental udgivervirksomhed.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1968. Stor 4°. 288+ 329 sider. Med udfoldelige kort. Illustreret i s/h. Orig. halvlæderbind med 1700-tals rygforgyldning. Velholdt eksemplar. * Fotografisk optryk af originaludgaven fra 1756. Et hovedværk i den topografiske litteratur om Bornholm.

Första upplagan. 4:o. (8), 288, (24) s. + 30 graverade planscher (av 31). Vinjetter i texten. Samtida halvfranskt band. Inlagan är genomgående mycket brunad, många planscher med revor, alla sköra. Tyvärr saknas 1 plansch och en dubbelsidig tabell.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. halvlæderbind/ Publisher's half leather binding. Med smudsomslag/With dust wrappers. I orig. papkassetter med bindebånd/In orig. cardboard boxes with ties. Frisk sæt i de orig. trækasser. As new in the orig. wood boxes. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen. ** Parallel text in Danish, German and French. ** Usædvanligt frisk sæt af dette storværk - i sig selv en slags bogobjekt.

Zustand: Gut. 1. Auflage. Gut. 4° (30-35 cm). 7 Bll., 368 S. Ganzleder der Zeit über fünf Bünden mit goldgeprägter Rückenverzierung und montiertem Rückenschild 1. Auflage. Einband etwas berieben und bestoßen, oberes Kapital restauratorisch gestärkt, Papier wenig gebräunt und fleckig, insgesamt gut erhalten. Kleiner Besitzereintrag von alter Hand auf Vorsatz. Eines der schönsten Bücher, das je über die dänische Hauptstadt Kopenhagen erschienen ist. Hier zeigt sich die damalige Residenzstadt in der Eleganz der Zeit des späten Barock nach dem großen Brand von 1728. Als Architekt zeichnete sich der Verfasser Laurids de Thurah (1706-1759) auch für eine Reihe bedeutender Bauwerke dieser Zeit verantwortlich, darunter Schloss Christiansborg und die Vor Frelsers Kirke (Erlöserkirche). Vollständig in den Kupfern mit einem gestochenen Frontispiz und 110 ganzseitigen Tafeln von Gebäuden, Palästen, Kirchen, Plätzen, Maschinen und anderem mehr, darunter eine mehrfach ausfaltbare Ansicht der Stadt Kopenhagen sowie 11 sehr schöne Textvignetten. Dänemark, Königreich, Barock, 18. Jahrhundert, Kopenhagen, Copenhagen, Ansichten, Beschreibung, Veduten, Kupferstiche, Royal Court, City, Description. 4200 Gramm. Ganzleder der Zeit über fünf Bünden mit goldgeprägter Rückenverzierung und montiertem Rückenschild.

2 volumes. Ernst Heinrich Berling, Copenhagen 1746 and 1749. Folio. Parallel text in Danish, French and German. I: (8)+96 pages + CXX engraved plates, several folding. II: 267 pages + 161 engraved plates, several folding. Contemporary full bindings of marbled brown calf with richly gilt decorations on spines. In slipcase. Old ink stamp (the library of the Danish manor Nysø south of Copenhagen) on titlepage in both volumes. Spines superficially worn. Titlepages with some foxing. Small brownstain to upper corner on the first pages in volume 2. * This monumental work depicts the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. ** Dansk Bogkunst 17. Et af de 50 smukkeste danske bogværker til alle tider.

Kiøbenhavn (i.e. Copenhagen), Ernst Henrich Berling, 1746-49. Folio (485 x 325 mm). Uniformly bound in two beautiful contemporary Cambridge-style mirror bindings with eight raised bands and gilt lettering and ornamentation to front board. Spine with repairs. Wear to extremities, scratches to boards and spine, corners bumped and front hinge on both volumes weak. Edges of boards with some loss of leather. Ex-libris (Einar Christiansen, renowned Danish book collector) pasted on to pasted down front end-paper in both volumes. First 50 ff. (all text leaves) with dampstain to upper half of leaves. Otherwise internally nice and clean. Engraved frontispiece, (10), 96 pp. + 120 engraved plates pp (2), 267 pp. + 161 engraved plates. Fully complete with the engraved frontispiece and all 281 full-page engraved plates (a few folded) of prospects, designs and drawings. First edition of the only extensive Danish work of architecture, a Baroque masterpiece that is of great international importance.No-one has done as much for the understanding of Danish architectural heritage and building construction as Lauritz de Thura (1706-1759), one of the most important Danish architects ever to have lived. His magnificent magnum opus is not only of national importance but is also internationally significant, as much of his inspiration came from his travels abroad. He is responsible for bringing the Baroque style to Denmark, where he let it flourish for longer than it did in other countries. He kept developing it, in spite of the fact that it was losing terrain to the new rococo style that so quickly became so popular" also therefore, his great work constitutes one of the most important sources of Baroque style. In 1735, Thura received a royal grant that enabled him to travel around both Denmark and Europe to collect the necessary information for writing the most comprehensive work on architecture in Denmark. It took him more than a decade to gather all the information necessary for the monumental work, and finally, in 1746, he could publish the first part of the work, with the second following in 1749. The work contains 281 drawings, measurements, designs and prospects of Danish buildings, including, of course, the royal castles.Biblioteca Danica II, 602Graesse VII, 153 Brunet V, 851Katalog over Ejnar Christiansens efterladte bogsamling, no. 477 ("beautiful copy").

3 parts in 4 volumes. Ernst Heinrich Berling, Copenhagen 1746-1749. Folio (I, II & III,2) and small folio (III,1). Parallel text in Danish, French and German. I: (8)+96 pages + CXX engraved plates, several folding. II: 267 pages + 161 engraved plates, several folding. III,1: 322 manuscript pages in fine photocopy. In Danish. III,2: LXVIII plates in fine photocopy; many folding. Uniform full bindings of brown calf with richly gilt and blindtooled decorations in mid-18th century style. Spine-ends and hinges on volume 1 & 2 professionally repaired. * A complete set of »The Danish Vitruvius«. This monumental work depicts the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. Originally the work was planned in 10 volumes. Only two was published, whereas the manuscript and drawings for plates of a third volume was archived. The latter was published in 1966 and consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen. In the manuscript, Thurah presents the visions for the entire work: To fulfill what his predecessor Peder Hansen Resen had aimed for in the 17th century - a total description of Denmark, fully illustrated. Resen's material, described by Thurah, perished in the great fire of Copenhagen in 1728. ** The present set is a fine and quite unique example of a complete set, established in the early 20th century thanks to access to the archived material. *** Dansk Bogkunst 17. En af de 50 smukkeste bøger, der nogen sinde er fremstillet i Danmark.

Zustand: Very Good. Complete in 3 volumes. Books measure 18 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches. 349 plates (incl. coat of arms, maps, plans, ports.) Notes Vol. 1-2 are a facsim. (with additions by H. Lund) of copies in the Kongelige Bibliotek, the library of Akademiet for de sknne kunster, and the Universitetsbibliotek, all in Copenhagen. Vol. 3: Udgivet pa° grundlag af manuskriptet i Det kongelige Bibliotek i Kbenhavn. Redaktion, efterskrift og supplerende bemærkninger til tavierne ved Hakon Lund. Kbenhavn, Thaning & Appel, 1967.Vol. 3 contains complete transcription of Danish text, and abridged transcription of German and French texts, of Thurah's unpublished ms. of v. 3. Included, in facsim., are selected pages of the ms., the 58 original plates, and 10 substitute plates. Plates (some folding) incl. sections, elevations and plans. Bound in original publishers half calf, calf corners, decorative boards. Calf light rubbed on edges, very minor wear, volume 3 bumped on base of spine. All bindings in very good clean firm condition. Internally, pages clean and bright throughout, probably unread. A very nice informative set, in very good clean condition. Den danske Vitruvius : indeholder grundtegninger, opstalter, og giennemsnitter af de merkværdigste bygninger i Kongeriget Dannemark, samt de kongelige tydske provintser tilligemed en kort beskrivelse over hver bygning i sær. Le Vitruve danois; contient les plans, les e le vations et les profils des principaux ba^timents du Roiaume de Dannemarc, aussi bien que des provinces allemandes, dependantes du roi. Der da nische Vitruvius; entha lt die Grundrisse, Aufrisse und Durchschnitte derer merkwu rdigsten Geba ude des Ko nigreichs Da nnemark, und der ko nglichen teutschen Provintzen Size: Folio - over 12" - 15" tall.

Rosenkilde & Bagger, København 1967. 4°. 371 sider. Med adskillige tavler, nogle udfoldelige, i s/h. Elegant helbind af brunt gedeskind med rig rygforgyldning og titlen guldtrykt med smuk stor fraktur på forpermen (Henning Jensen, ikke signeret). * Fotografisk optryk af 1748-udgaven med efterskrift af Steffen Linvald. En af de stateligste bøger, der nogen sinde er lavet om København. Og aldrig tog den danske hovedstad sig mere elegant ud end i perioden efter genrejsningen oven på storbranden i 1728 og frem til den ulyksalige række af brande og bombardementer fra 1794 til 1807. Som arkitekt stod Laurids de Thurah for en lang række af periodens signifikante bygningsværker, herunder Christiansborg og Vor Frue Kirke, og den informative tekst er da også båret af en ikke ringe stolthed på egne - og byens - vegne.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. mørkegrønne halvlæderbind/ Publisher's dark green half-calf bindings. Fine. I kassetter. Kassetter med brugsspor /In boxes with ties. Boxes somewhat worn. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.** Parallel text in Danish, German and French.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. mørkegrønne halvlæderbind/ Publisher's dark green half-calf bindings. Fine. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.** Parallel text in Danish, German and French.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. mørkegrønne halvlæderbind/ Publisher's dark green half-calf bindings. Fine. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.** Parallel text in Danish, German and French.

3 bind/3 volumes. Fotografisk genoptryk/photographic reprint. Thaning & Appel, Copenhagen 1966. Folio. Rigt illustreret i s/h/Richly illustrated in b/w. Orig. mørkegrønne halvlæderbind/ Publisher's dark green half calf bindings. Med brugsspor / signs of use. * Reprint of »The Danish Vitruvius«, originally published 1746-49 in two volumes, depicting the most important buildings in Copenhagen and the royal palaces and castles around the country. The two volumes are a valuable source to the looks of buildings that have perished since. The third volume remained unpublished until the present editon. It consists of valuable documentation about churches and official buildings in Copenhagen.** Parallel text in Danish, German and French.

Kiøbenhavn, Berling, 1746. (Optrykt Thaning & Appel 1966). Folio. Three volumes uniformly bound in publisher's half calf with eight raised bands. Richly illustrated. A nice and clean copy. Photographic reprint of "The Danish Vitruvius", originally published 1746-49, the only extensive Danish work of architecture, a Baroque masterpiece that is of great international importance.No-one has done as much for the understanding of Danish architectural heritage and building construction as Lauritz de Thura (1706-1759), one of the most important Danish architects ever to have lived. His magnificent magnum opus is not only of national importance but is also internationally significant, as much of his inspiration came from his travels abroad. He is responsible for bringing the Baroque style to Denmark, where he let it flourish for longer than it did in other countries. He kept developing it, in spite of the fact that it was losing terrain to the new rococo style that so quickly became so popular" also therefore, his great work constitutes one of the most important sources of Baroque style. In 1735, Thura received a royal grant that enabled him to travel around both Denmark and Europe to collect the necessary information for writing the most comprehensive work on architecture in Denmark. It took him more than a decade to gather all the information necessary for the monumental work, and finally, in 1746, he could publish the first part of the work, with the second following in 1749. The work contains 281 drawings, measurements, designs and prospects of Danish buildings, including, of course, the royal castles.(For the original 1746-edition see:Biblioteca Danica II, 602Graesse VII, 153).

G.C. Glasing, København 1756. Stor 4°. (8)+288+(24) sider. På skrivepapir. Med kobberstukne vignetter, en foldet tabel og 30 kobberstukne plancher, heraf 2 udfoldelige kort. Halvbind fra c. 1850 af brunt kalveskind med rygforgyldning. Navn på forsatsbladet. Gennemgående plettet og med fugtskjolder. * Brugseksemplar af dette hovedværk i den topografiske litteratur om Bornholm.

Kiøbenhavn, Glasing, 1756. 4to. (30 x 22 cm). Indbundet i et pænt, samtidigt hellæderbind med rig rygforgyldning og forgyldt rygtiteletiket. Fem ophøjede bind på ryg. Enkel stregforgyldning på permer. Lille tab ved øvre kapitæl restaureret. En smule slid ved ydre false og kanter af permer. Med Einar Christiansens exlibris på indersiden af forperm. Med 30 smukke kobbertavler, hvoraf adskillige er udfoldelige, samt talrige kobberstukne vignetter i teksten. Rent og velholdt eksemplar. (8), 288, (24) pp. Dette prægtige kobberstikværk fra rokokotiden med kort over Bornholm og Christiansø, prospekter af alle de bornholmske købstræder, kirker, mindetavler, runestene, etc, er den ældste beskrivelse af Bornholm og Christiansø og et hovedværk i dansk provinstopografi. The earliest description of the islands in the Baltic Sea 'Bornholm' and 'Christiansø' fully illustrated with 30 engraved maps and views.

Ernst Heinrich Berling, København 1748. 4°. På kraftigt skrivepapir. (12)+368 sider. Med kobberstukket frontispice (allegorisk fremstilling af Københavns byvåben) samt 110 kobberstukne opstalter og prospekter, heraf et stort foldet vue af byen set fra Vesterbro. Smukt samtidigt helbind af brunmarmoreret kalveskind med rig rygforgyldning og blindpræget spejldekoration på permerne. Exlibris. Hak i øverste kapitæl. Bagpermens spejldekoration med udbedrede skrammer. Et smukt stort eksemplar. * En af de stateligste bøger, der nogen sinde er lavet om København. Og aldrig tog den danske hovedstad sig mere elegant ud end i perioden efter genrejsningen oven på storbranden i 1728 og frem til den ulyksalige række af brande og bombardementer fra 1794 til 1807. Som arkitekt stod Laurids de Thurah for en lang række af periodens signifikante bygningsværker, herunder Christiansborg og Vor Frue Kirke, og den informative tekst er da også båret af en ikke ringe stolthed på egne - og byens - vegne.

G.C. Glasing, København 1756. Stor 4°. (8)+288+(24) sider. På skrivepapir. Med kobberstukne vignetter, en foldet tabel og 30 kobberstukne plancher, heraf 2 udfoldelige kort. Samtidigt marmoreret hellæderbind med rig rygforgyldning. Rygforgyldningen noget krakeleret og rygtitelfeltet defekt. Udvendige false med skrammer. Indvendige false forstærket. Navn på fribladet. Gl. navn på titelbladet. * Hæderligt eksemplar af dette hovedværk i den topografiske litteratur om Bornholm.

Kiøbenhavn, N.Møller, 1758. 4to. Indbundet i et pragtfuldt samtidigt hellæderbind af kalveskind af spejlbindstypen med den yderste ramme som en guldbort og de to andre med blindtrykte ornamenter, den ene ramme med buer i bund og top med stiliserede blindtrykte blomsterstempler i hjørnerne. Den inderste ramme trykt i buer som en arabeskagtig medaillon. På ryggen 5 ophøjede bind og rygfelterne med stor forgyldt blomsterstempel. Forgyldt skindtitel. Håndsyede kapitælbånd. Permernes kanter med blindtrykt mønsterdekoration. Marmoreret forsatspapir i mange farver. Øverste hjørne af fribladet med en papirreparation efter udklipningen af et gl. ejernavn. Gl. ejernavn på foden af titelbladet. (2),92,(6) pp. Kobberstukket titelvignet, stort foldet kobberstukket kort over Samsø og 4 kobberstukne plancher. Stort og rent eksemplar, trykt på skrivepapir. Originaludgaven i et pragteksemplar. Laurids de Thura, der kan kaldes dansk arkitekturhistories fader, planlagde et flerbindsværk med beskrivelse af hele Danmark. Dette bind om Samsø er, sammen med beskrivelsen af Bornholm og Amager de eneste, der udkom. Bibl. Dan. II,711.