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Zustand: New. KlappentextThe 18th century was a wealth of knowledge, exploration and rapidly growing technology and expanding record-keeping made possible by advances in the printing press. In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, G.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. By the Pope's Command | Isaac L. Ware | Taschenbuch | 68 S. | Englisch | 2017 | hansebooks | EAN 9783337042516 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This practical guide offers step-by-step instructions for carriage building, making it an essential resource for anyone in the industry. With detailed illustrations and explanations of every aspect of the process, this book is perfect for craftsmen, manufacturers, and anyone interested in the history and mechanics of carriage building.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This practical guide offers step-by-step instructions for carriage building, making it an essential resource for anyone in the industry. With detailed illustrations and explanations of every aspect of the process, this book is perfect for craftsmen, manufacturers, and anyone interested in the history and mechanics of carriage building.

Zustand: New. KlappentextA visual and literary meditation juxtaposing Isaac Julien?s artworks with archival images of Frederick Douglass and essays that consider his enduring legacyThis sumptuously illustrated artist s book and reader documents Less.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Coach-makers' Illustrated Hand-book. Containing Complete Instructions in All Different Branches of Carriage Building | Isaac Delaney Ware | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Outlook Verlag | EAN 9783385386709 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. WARE I. WATE J. SMITH GL. ROBERTS Thos. (illustrator). First Edition. VG+, 1st ed, later issue, 122 pls + frontis, & 2 vignettes. In contemporary boards, gilt edge tooling, corners & edges rubbed. Skilfully rebacked, raised bands, gilt tooling, gilt titles to red morocco label. Internally, frontis (some spotting), [17], [1], [1], 2-92, 93-96, [2], 97-112, [2], 113-120, [2], 121-748, [4], complete with all 122 plates (some large & folding), plus frontispiece, title page in red & black inks, 2 vignettes, leaves watermarked IA or XA, pl 110 with 2 short gutter tears, old ink name to title head (Frances Puleston), some browning & light spotting, pls generally mounted per pl list, 1 pl with Warwick Shire rather than Berkshire, contents lists Books 1-10. But a Very Good + copy. Originally issued in parts 1756-1757. (250*420 mm). (O'Neil 126a/b. Fowler 436. Avery AAW21). 'A work of Sterling Merit; it relates to the practical as well as the theoretical and decorative part of the Art' - Allibone 2581. Ware's best known work a translation of Palladio's great treatise which offers a comprehensive overview of the theory & practice of Georgian Architecture. It is organized in ten 'Books' treating all aspects of architecture including construction, the classical orders, interior & exterior details, elevations, bridges, and geometry.

Engraved frontispiece, title in red and black with engraved vignette, 8 leaves, 748 pp. with engraved head-piece, 2 leaves (index), 114 plates, of which 14 folding. / Mit gest. Frontispiz, Titelblatt in Rotschwarz-Druck mit gest. Vignette, 8 Bll., 748 S. Mit 1 breiten gestochenen Kopfleiste, 2 Bll. Index, 114 Kupfertafeln, davon 14 gefaltet. First edition of this comprehensive overview of Georgian architectural design theory and practice. Ware`s intention, as written in the preface, is ". to lay down in one body the whole science of architecture, from its first rudiments to its utmost perfection; and that in a manner which shall render every part of it intelligible to every reader.". - With plate numbers within the plate lines. - Engraved exlibris: William Wrightson. - W. Wrightson (1752-827) was a British landowner and Member of Parliament. He was the son of John Battie (who in 1766 took name of Wrightson on inheriting Cusworth Hall). - Binding lightly rubbed, spine more rubbed and scratched, head and foot of spine lightly bumped, edges rubbed, endpapers somewhat spotted, pp. 339-348 with small brown spot in the center of the pages, owner`s inscription on Frontpaper, else clean throughout. - Nummerierung der Tafeln nicht immer fortlaufend und mit dem Tafelverzeichnis übereinstimmend, Falttafeln zum Teil mit Doppelnummer, die reale Anzahl der Tafeln beträgt 115 einschließlich Frontispiz, davon sind 14 gefaltet, eine doppelt. - Einband etwas brieben und mit kleinen Schabspuren, Rücken mit Rissen und kleinen Fehlstehlen im Lederbezug, Goldprägung teilweise abgerieben, Gelenke angeplatzt, Inndeckel etwas leimschattig, Seiten 339-348 mit kleinem braunen Fleck in der Mitte, sonst gutes Exemplar. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 Folio, full contemporary calf, gilt spine, six raised bands.

8vo. 53 full page plates, 6 double page, plus index and t-p, all engraved. T-p and index in Roman and Italic. Title on plinth base beneath a decorative jar adorned with vines and two male heads, imprint beside pedestal, index with publisher's advertisement at foot of page. Good clean copy on thick paper, plates in good strong impression, very light foxing, one plate with tear repaired without loss. In contemporary mottled calf, slight scuffing to corners, rebacked.  Second Edition of a lovely book featuring architectural designs, plans and ornamental detail by Inigo Jones, William Kent and Lord Burlington. Plates engraved by Paul Fourdrinier (1698-1758), a Dutch engraver and print-seller. They feature a variety of smaller scale designs, all listed in the index at the front, including fireplaces, ceilings and cornices, decorated in classical style, as well as a few sections of rooms, porticoes, stairways and a theatre plan. Ware's engravings, as well as three designs that were not engraved, can be found in the Soane Museum. This publication serves as 'evidence of [Ware's] association with the Burlington circle' (Harris 468) and strengthens the claim that he was patronised by the Earl (1694-1753), a wealthy amateur architect, also known as the 'Apollo of the Arts' and the 'Architect Earl', who likely provided him his education and the opportunity to develop his architectural studies in Italy. His connection with Burlington, who is credited with the design of pl.30, comprising piers flanked by two symmetrically mirrored pillars, rusticated blocks of stone crowned by a carved meander band, garland motif and two seated sphinxes. Ware's name features on two very detailed engravings in the 1730 edition of Palladio's 'Fabbriche Antiche', published by Lord Burlington. All three architects were instrumental in the introduction of the Palladian style to England. The large selection of plates and lack of text suggest this to be a pattern book, intended to show to clients to assist in their selection of various designs. The inclusion of scale and a variety of aspects enabled their actual reproduction. Inigo Jones (1573-1652) was reportedly the son of a cloth worker, who, by 1603, had visited Italy long enough to study painting and design and attracted the patronage of King Christian IV of Norway. Having spent time at his court, he moved to the court of King James I, obtaining employment from Queen Anne, Christian's sister. Under the reign of Charles I, he completed the Queen's House in Greenwich (1616-1619), one of his most famous works and in 1619, after a fire destroyed the Banqueting Hall, he was commissioned to replace the building, completed in 1622. The third architect featured in this volume, William Kent (1685-1748), was another protégé of the Earl of Burlington. He was sent to Rome to study painting from 1709 to 1719, under Benedetto Lutti, where he first encountered the Earl. He was taken back to England to decorate Burlington House in 1719 and by the 1730s had become a fashionable architect, his most notable building being Holkham Hall in Norfolk, which was begun in 1734. The inclusion of locations for some of the pieces, such as Windsor Castle and Somerset House, invites the reader to visit them first hand, adding another degree of charm to the book. ESTC: T114549. Harris 910. Fowler 4379. Berlin Cat. 2224.

Oblong 4to (25 x 17.5 cm); 53 engraved plates, including 5 double-page, engraved title and tables of contents, armorial bookplate to front pastedown, the odd minor tear to lower margin not affecting designs, toned with occasional moderate spotting, small worm track at gutter margin of first 5 plates; contemporary half reverse calf, marbled boards, edges stained red, a little rubbed with minor loss to extremities, very good; 56ff. The first edition of this continuation by the English architect Isaac Ware (1704-1766) of William Kent's Designs of Inigo Jones. Illustrated with 53 engraved plates, including 5 double-page designs. Published in c.1731-1733 without imprint and with the engraved cartouche to the title verso inscribed 'Most of these Designs are already Executed, & the rest, are at Burlington House'. 'Ware attribute many, but not all, of the designs shown in the plates to Inigo Jones: six chimney pieces, one staircase, one theater, seven ceilings, piers at Windsor Castle, an altarpiece and screen in Somerset House Chapel, a stable, and a simple rectangular garden "Seat" with Doric columns in antis. William Kent is represented by more designs than Jones: 11 chimney pieces, the dining room at Houghton, another room designed for the Duke of Grafton, an obelisk for Shotover, and a variety of garden seats and pavilions: a "Room" at Shotover, two "Rooms" at Claremont, "Seats" for Sir Charles Hotham and Lord Cobham, and a domed "Temple." Kent's garden "Rooms" are simple in plan, and based on octagonal, square, or circular figures. The building at Shotover is domed, and the entrance of one "Room" at Claremont is framed by battered architraves. The largest garden structure is the two-story domed "Seat" depicted in Plates 43 and 44, five windows wide on the ground story, front by hexastyle pedimented Doric portico, with three rooms inside on the ground floor. There is one design by Lord Burlington, for the piers at the entrance to Chiswick House (Plate 25). The design for an "Alcove" (Plate 23) is unattributed' (Archer). ESTC T116217; Archer 340.1; cf.Millard 34.