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214 p. + stellingenblad, Paperback (Net exemplaar.).

Original publisher's sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, 8vo: [vi], 216pp., [vi], 21 contributions, graphs, figs, tables, notes, bibliography, index. - as new.

250 gr.

214pp.+ losbladig 2pp.stellingen, [Academisch Proefschrift ter verkrijging van de graad van Dctor in de Godgeleerdheid aan de rijksuniversiteit te Leiden 19 april 1961].

Hilversum, Verloren,1995. 28,5 x 22 cm. In linnen gebonden. Hardcover. Illustr. 690 pag. - UITSTEKEND EXEMPLAAR [Geschiedenis (History) / Nederlands / Dutch [Nederlandse Geschiedenis] Topography / Dutch [Nederlandse Topografie] Haarlem ].

Haarlem (Museum Van Looy) 1964; 15 pp.; exh.cat. with intro in Dutch by G.W. Ovink and b/w ill.; stapled wrappers; 23 x 15 cm. [Exhibition ].

Paper cover, damaged. Pages loose. Rare book Uitgegeven ten voordeele van de Kinderker, bij haar 100jarig bestaan. With Bijlage: Programma der godsdienstige viering vna het honderdjarig bestaan der kinderkerk te Haarlem op zondag den 9 november 1879.

Doornspijk, Davaco Publishers, 1999. 600 pp. 468 ils, incl. 32 col. plts, Hardcover, d./j. (Aetas Aurea. Monographs on Dutch & Flemisch Painting, Vol. XIII). - - New copy !!In this monograph Cornelis Cornelisz van Haarlem (1562-1638) is presented as an adherent of sixteenth-century artistic theory, in particular as taught by Karel van Mander in the so-called Haarlem academy. According to this erudite Flemish immigrant, Dutch artists were shamefully backward with respect to mastery in rendering the nude, the great accomplishment of the modern Italian masters. He must have viewed the art of his younger friend - who had taken his advice and overcome these shortcomings by pursuing a lengthy period of intense study 'from life' - as the ultimate fulfilment of his ambition to elevate Dutch history painting to the level of Italian art.

Third(?) edition of a rare 16th-century Dutch devotional work written by Floris van Haarlem, Carthusian prior at Louvain and edited by the Antwerp priest Simon van Planen. With a dedicatory letter to Gheraert Heerman, rector and confessor of the Roman Catholic monasteries at Leiden, dated Louvain, 2 April 1542. The work itself is divided into four treatises, with an extensive index. The colophon at the end of the work is cut off, but the privilege at the end is granted to Heyndrick Peetersen and dated 17 January 1546. Because an edition of 1546 is unrecorded, it seems likely that this is the edition published in 1547. Other edition were published by Peetersen van Middelburg in 1542, 1544 and 1552, followed by two other editions in 1564. A Latin translation by Nicolaus Zegerus appeared in 1656 as Via vitae, libellus plane aureus, Only a few copies of the several editions are known.With library stamp of "St. Hugh's, Parkminster" and manuscript owner's inscription entry of "Pieter Loontjens, filius Johannis" on flyleaf. First and last leave somewhat soiled, four leaves loose in the last quire, some occasional thumbing and colophon on last leave cut off and restored. Binding slightly soiled and spine chipped. Still a good copy.l Cf. BCNI 01998, 02056, 02135, 02329, 02870, 02871; Belg. Typ. 5805, 1159-1162; BMC STC Dutch, p. 76; Jaspers 289-292; Machiels F-155-158. Contemporary slightly overlapping parchment, title on spine, remnants of ties. With title printed in black and red, within woodcut borders. Pages: [200] ll.

Hij was volgens inscripties geboren 3-1-1808 te Herveld als zoon van Jan van Geyn en M. van Soest en overleed te Haarlem in het Hofje van Heythuyzen 6-2-1896. Zij was geboren 28-3-1811 en overleed 7-5-1899. l M7988.