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A Leide, chez Pierre van der Aa, 1715. [Reprint Soest, Davaco, 1970]. 8 parts in 1 vol. Text & (fold.) b./w. plts. Raised h.calf, spine gilt, marbled covers. Folio. - Spine sl. discol. Rare facsimile reprint of the 1715 edition, printed in a limited edition of 300 numbered copies on Papier Vergé (Unnumbered copy. This was the personal copy of the owner of Davaco Publishers).

8 parts in 1 volume. Splendid collected works of the most famous Dutch architect and master builder of the 17th century, Pieter Post (1608-1669), including the enormous folding portrait of his patron Johan Maurits, governor of Brazil, not included in all copies. Each of the first 7 parts is devoted to a single building by Pieter Post, and they are high points in the history of Dutch architecture. Among them are the house of Johan Maurits in The Hague (now the Mauritshuis Museum); the house and gardens of Amalia van Solms (now the palace Huis ten Bosch); the Maastricht city hall and the weigh house in Gouda.With small tears in the portrait where the folds cross, one plate slightly slurred by the printer and some leaves restored, but still in good condition. 2 plates of the 2nd series are mistakenly bound with the 8th series. The binding has a tear in the spine and various smaller tears, scrapes and scratches, the foot of the spine and a few smaller parts have been restored. Splendid collected works of the most famous Dutch architect and master builder of the 17th century.l BAL 2603; Berlin Kat. 2231; Cicognara 621; Weinreb, Catalogue 2, 119; modern reprint (Soest 1970); not in Fowler. Mottled calf (ca. 1750), straight sewn on 6 cords, richly gold-tooled spine with red morocco label in 2nd compartment, gold-tooled board edges, red edges, marbled endpapers. With an engraved general title-page with a rectangular frame and a cartouche with Athena, architecture books and buildings, letterpress general title-page in red and black with engraved vignette (Athena with a view of Leiden, drawn by J. Goeree), 8 letterpress part-titles, each repeating the vignette of the general title-page, 3 engraved part-titles (for the Sael van Orange, Maastricht city hall and "Cheminées", the first with a bird's eye view of the estate and the second with a richly decorated cartouche, both by Pieter Post himself), engraved dedication, a folding engraved portrait of Prince Johan Maurits after Govert Flinck by C. van Dalen (filling a whole Imperial sheet: plate size 60.5 x 46 cm!), and 8 series of 6, 12, 8, 5, 11, 7, 4 and 23 mostly double-page and some larger folding etched and engraved numbered plates (including the 3 engraved title-pages already noted) by Jan Mathijs & P. Nolpe after designs by Pieter Post, showing architectural plans, elevations, sections, etc. In total about 80 copperplates. Pages: [8], 6; 8; 10; 8; 12; 5, [1 blank]; 6; [2], 8 pp. plus plates.

Leiden, Pieter van der Aa, 1715. Folio. 8 parts in one volume, each part with separate title-page. 1. The mansion of Johan Maurits in The Hague (Mauritshuis); 6 pages and 6 double-page plates; 2. The palace of Amalia van Solms (now palace Huis ten Bosch), 8 pages and an engraved frontispice and 8 double-page plates and 3 single-page plates; 3. The house Swanenburg (at Halfweg near Amsterdam), 10 pages and 7 double-page plates (+ one single-page plate loose, with tear restored); 4. Rijxdorp Hall near Wassenaar, 7 pages and 4 double-page plates and 1 single-page plate; 5. City Hall of Maastricht, 12 pages and 10 double-page plates; 6. The Waag (Weighhouse) at Gouda; 5 pages and 5 double-page plates and 2 single-page plates; 7. Vredenburg Mansion in the Beemster polder, 6 pages and 4 double-page (2 folding) plates; 8. Models of different fire-places, (2),8 pages, engraved title, 11 double-page plates and 2 single-page plates. These parts are preceded by a general title-page and engraved title-page, an engraved dedication leaf to Willem van Wassenaar, half-title and title, and four pages introduction and indexes. Quarter-calf. (spine repaired; covers chafed; first 5 leaves wrinkled; some age-toning; a few leaves slightly frayed; a few marginal tears; some small repairs; the large portrait of Johan Maurits is not present) Main works of Pieter Post, favorite architect of the Princes of Orange. Sumptuous edition, with in total 55 double-page and 9 single-page plates, depicting highlights of Dutch Classicism.