traité de fauconnerie (39 Ergebnisse)

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Couverture souple. Zustand: Très bon état. Edition de 2002 In-8 broché 25 cm sur 17. 230 pages. Très bon état d'occasion. Traduit, Introduit et annoté par François Viré et Detlef Moller.

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[Genève], Librairie Droz, [2018]. 235 pp. 11 b./w. figs. Orig. harcover (burgundy cloth with gilt lettering). 8vo. (Bibliotheca cynegetica, 8).Pedro López de Ayala (1331-1407) took advantage of the forced leisure of a captivity in Portugal which lasted two years (1385-1387) to write this treatise on falconry which has since continued to be authoritative in Castile. Initiated in this activity from his youth, he had the opportunity to enrich his knowledge through the travels he made as a diplomat in neighboring kingdoms. He brings together in his treatise all this accumulated knowledge and methodically exposes it for future practitioners, illustrating it with many personal memories. It advises on how to choose the best birds, describes in detail the stages of trimming and offers very complete information on the diseases or accidents of which birds can be victims and the best way to treat them, drawing inspiration from a treatise written a few years earlier by Pero Menino, falconer to King Ferdinand I of Portugal. This is the first time that this treatise has been translated into French.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon état. In-8 relié pleine toile bordeaux. 561 pages. Très bon état d'occasion. in-8°.

rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Cinquième édition, revue, considérablement augmentée et ornée de figures et musique, 1 vol. in-18 reliure de l'époque demi-maroquin vert, A la Librairie Encyclopédique de Roret, Paris, 1835, IV-278-16 pp. avec 2 planches dépliantes. Rappel du titre complet : Nouveau Manuel du Chasseur. Contenant un Traité sur toutes espèces de Chasses ; un Vocabulaire des termes de Vénerie, de Fauconnerie et de Chasse ; le précis des Lois, Ordonnances, Réglemens, etc. sur le port d'Armes, la Chasse, etc. Rare exemplaire en reliure demi-maroquin du temps. Etat très satisfaisant (plats et coins unpeu frottés, 4 premiers ff. pliés, qq. rousss., bon exemplaire par ailleurs) Langue: Français.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Assez bon. Un volume in-8° (185 x 115mm), [1] ff. 35 (1) XVI pp. 385 pp. mal chiffrées (1-207 puis 209-288 puis 305-401) [1] ff. (approbation et privilège) 14 pp. Reliure en pleine Basane fauve marbrée, dos à caissons fleuronnés et au titre dorés, tranches rouges, gardes de papier marbré. (restaurations anciennes au niveau des plats, le premier est un peu voilé, mors faibles, deux petites tâches d'encre et une petite restauration sur le titre, présence de rousseurs et de brunissures, une première auréole jaune située en marge de la bordure inférieure allant de la page 69 à la page 225, une seconde auréole jaune en bordure supérieure avec atteinte au texte de la page 235 à la page 270, petite restauration en haut de la première planche, coupure à trois planches sans manque, les planches de musiques présentes des coupures, parfois des froissements et des cernes marginales, erreur de numérotation à trois pages). Ouvrage orné de quinze gravures sur bois en hors-texte la plupart dépliantes. Antoine Gaffet de la Briffardière, écuyer, était gentilhomme de la Vénerie du roi Louis XIV, dans laquelle il servit près de quarante ans. Son manuscrit fut publié de façon posthume, et retouché dans le style, par Pierre-Clément de Chappeville. Édition originale posthume fort rare présentée ici dans sa reliure d'époque.

First and only edition of a superb work, the finest work on falconry that has ever been produced both on account of the beauty of the plates and general accuracy of the text. The lifesize illustrations of the birds are by far the finest ever produced in any book on falconry. "It is impossible to describe the mellowness and beauty of the colourings" (Schwerdt). This famous book on falconry by H. Schlegel and A.H. Verster van Wulverhorst is known chiefly for its lifesize coloured illustrations of birds of prey, lithographs after watercolours by Josef Wolf. The extensive research in the literature and the description of procedures by two laymen in the field of falconry still cause amazement among falconers.The work contains 17 illustrations: successively the tinted title-page, two coloured plates with hunting gear and falconer's equipment, two tinted plates of pictures of the activities of the Loo Hawking Club (not present) and 12 coloured plates with images of birds of prey in their natural surroundings.The last twelve plates show magnificent figures of hawks. Perhaps the most famous is that of the "Groenlandais" or white gyrfalcon, which Tuijn shows to have been based on a portrait of the bird by Pierre Louis Dubourcq (1815-73). The other plates are from originals by Josef Wolf (1820-99) the "German artist who ranks among the world's finest animal painters" (Jackson).Covers of portfolio somewhat rubbed and stained; spine cloth and extremeties professionally restored. Some foxing and browning in the plates; several marginal tears and chips professionally repaired; rebacked. Lacks 2 lithographed hawking scenes by J. Dillmann after Sonderland. Still an attractive set, rarely encountered in the original portfolio as issued.l Harting, p. 194 ("The finest work on falconry which has ever been produced"); Nissen IVB 832; Schwerdt II, 150; Thiebaud 833; Zimmer p. 554; Pieter Tuijn, "On the Traité de fauconnerie (1845-53)", in: Quaerendo, 25 (1995), pp. 289-306. Stored loosely in the original publisher's cloth-backed printed boards. Tinted lithographed title-page with a pictorial border comprising 11 scenes of hawking by J. B. Sonderland, 2 hand-coloured lithographed plates of falconry equipment by Portman and Von Wouw, and 10 (of 12) hand-coloured lithographed plates of hawks by Wendel after Joseph Wolf (8 mounted on paperboard). Pages: [4], 90, VI, [2] pp.

Folio (ca. 51 x 70 cm). Two parts in one volume. With tinted lithographed title-page, on India paper mounted, incorporating 11 vignettes illustrative of falconry after and by J. B. Sonderland, 16 plates (comprising: 12 hand-coloured lithographed plates of falcons after J. Wolf [backgrounds after C. Scheuren or G. Saal] by Wendel, 2 hand-coloured lithographed plates of falconry accoutrements after and by Portman and von Wouw, 2 tinted lithographed plates, on India paper mounted, of heron hawking after Sonderland by J. Dillmann). Expertly bound to style in half red morocco and original cloth covered boards. First edition of "the finest work on falconry which has ever been produced; not only on account of the beauty of the plates, wherein the hawks are depicted life-size and of the natural colours, but also for the general accuracy of the letterpress" (Harting). The very beautiful plates include ten after Joseph Wolf which "are by far the finest ever produced in any book on falconry. It is impossible to describe the mellowness and beauty of the colourings" (Schwerdt). - Wolf is described by Jackson as an "artist who ranks among the world's finest animal painters", and the present images were largely responsible for launching his international career. "Wolf's success lay in his sketching from life after painstaking study of the anatomy of the animals, and his care to get the structure correct and then paint fur and feather with extraordinary fidelity. But all the marvelous technique and deep knowledge was subservient to his ability to capture a moment in the life of his subject and preserve it in paint. Archibald Thorburn said of Wolf's pictures, 'There is an indescribable feeling of life and movement attained by no other wildlife artist'" (Jackson). Sir Edwin Landseer went further, describing Wolf as "without exception, the best all-round animal painter that ever lived". - The letterpress text includes extensive sections on the terms used in falconry, on the equipment used, descriptions of the birds that were currently being flown, and those that were not used. The text continues with recommended methods of catching or taking a suitable bird, how this bird should be treated and how it should be trained, and then how it should be flown. This is followed by a lengthy historical survey of falconry in Europe, Africa, Russia, Asia and the Americas. The text finishes with a six-page bibliography of works on falconry and an explanation of the plates. According to the exhibition catalogue documenting the falconry books in the Dutch Royal Library (The Hague, 1993), probably no more than 100 copies were printed, of which no more than 50 can be located today. - A very good, complete copy. - Harting 194. Schwerdt II, 150. Nissen IVB, 832. Cottrell 24. Fine Bird Books (1990), p. 138. Christine Jackson, Dictionary of Bird Artists of the World, p. 496. Landwehr 174. Thiébaud 833. Zimmer 554.

Legatura coeva in piena pelle con nervi, ricchi fregi e titolo oro su tassello al ds. Tagli rossi. Carte di guardia marmorizzate. Ds. rinnovato. Alone al margine inferiore di circa venti carte iniziali. Nel complesso esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione. Rara seconda edizione (la prima è del 1769). 4to (cm. 25,5), XII-208 pp. con antiporta e 38 tavv. f.t. (di cui una ripiegata) incise su rame da Louis Halbou.

8vo. 26, (1) pp., final blank page. Original printed wrappers. Only edition. One of only 150 copies of this treatise on falconry, which is in fact a reprint of the same treatise included in Briffardière's 1742 "Nouveau Traité de Vénerie" (pp. 383-401), which Pierre Clément de Chappeville published after the author's death. Apparently, the editor of the present edition confounded Chappeville with Briffardière, as it was the latter, not the former, who was appointed "Gentilhomme de la Vénerie du Roy", a title mistakenly given to Chappeville on the title-page. - Covers somewhat browned and brownstained; spine chafed; binding loosened. Margins slightly worn. Contemporary ownership of B. C. R. Langford, as well as a later ownership of Charles Henry Stanley Garton (b. 1920), dated Kingswood, September 1943, to front pastedown. Handwritten note on title-page regarding the confusion of authorship, likely by Garton. - Schwerdt I, 103. Thiébaud 166. Harting 171. Souhart 367. OCLC 54185123.

Very rare first and only edition, one of 150 copies: "tire a` cent cinquante exemplaires sur papier de Hollande", of an edited extract by Pierre Clement de Chappeville of Nouveau traite de ve nerie by Antone Gaffet (Paris, 1742). P.C. de Chappeville was a "gentilhomme de la ve`nerie du Roy". He extracted the parts on falconry and ornithology from Gaffet's more general 1742 work on hunting to make a separate monograph on those subjects.From the library of Carl Franz Georg Richard Schwerdt, author of the authoritative falconry bibliography Hunting, hawking, shooting: illustrated in a catalogue of books, manuscripts, prints and drawings. Spine rubbed. Otherwise in good condition.l Schwerdt I, 103; Thiébaud 166. Later half morocco, gold-stamped spine, with the original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. Pages: 26, [2] pp.

Folio (556 x 735 mm). (6), VI, 90 pp. Tinted lithographed title with a pictorial border comprising 11 scenes of hawking by J. B. Sonderland, 2 hand-coloured lithographed plates of falconry equipment by Portman and von Wouw, and 10 (of 12) hand-coloured lithographed plates of hawks by Wendel after Joseph Wolf (8 of which mounted on board). Stored loosely in original cloth-backed printed boards. First edition of "the finest work on falconry that has ever been produced; not only on account of the beauty of the plates, wherein the hawks are depicted life-size and of the natural colours, but also for the general accuracy of the letterpress" (Harting). Schwerdt concurs that "the life size illustrations of birds are by far the finest ever produced in any book on falconry. It is impossible to describe the mellowness and beauty of the colourings." The "Traité de fauconnerie" is the rarest, most beautiful and most desirable book on falconry ever published. According to the exhibition catalogue documenting the falconry books in the Dutch Royal Library (The Hague, 1993), probably no more than 100 copies were printed, of which no more than 50 can be located today. - Covers of portfolio somewhat rubbed and stained; spine cloth and extremeties professionally restored. Some foxing and browning to plates; several marginal tears and chips professionally repaired and rebacked. Lacking 2 lithographed hawking scenes by J. Dillmann after Sonderland. Still an attractive set, uncommonly encountered in the original portfolio as issued. - Harting 194. Schwerdt II, 150. Thiebaud 833. Nissen IVB 832. Fine Bird Books, p. 105. Zimmer p. 554.

8vo. 26, (2) pp. Later half morocco, spine gilt, with the original printed wrappers bound within. Schwerdt copy. One of 150 copies. - Spine rubbed. - Schwerdt I, 103. Thiébaud 166.

Large 8vo. (12), 269, (3) pp. With 35 plates and numerous illustrations in text. Modern red half sheepskin, with the original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. Rare first and only edition of a work on falconry, followed by a short treatise on cormorant fishing by Alfred Belvallette, "well known in France as a skilful falconer, and he writes with a thorough knowledge of his subject [.] French falconers apply the term 'fauconnerie' only to flights with the long-winged hawks (Peregrine, Merlin, Hobby, and Jerfalcon), flights with the short-winged Goshawk (autour) and Sparrow-hawk (épervier) coming under the expressive and very convenient term 'autourserie'" (Harting). The work partly contains original illustrations, including many photographs of falconers in action, but also copies after Schlegel and others. - Belvallette is best known for his earlier work "Traité d'autourserie" (1887); the present work includes this topic as well, but is not included in Bibl. accipitraria or Schwerdt. - With only a couple of spots, otherwise in very good condition. - Thiebaud 66. Cf. Harting 219; Schwerdt I, 59. WorldCat (9 copies).

Large 8vo. (12), 269, (3) pp. With 35 plates and numerous illustrations in text. Modern red half sheepskin, with the original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. Rare first and only edition of a work on falconry, followed by a short treatise on cormorant fishing by Alfred Belvallette, "well known in France as a skilful falconer, and he writes with a thorough knowledge of his subject [.] French falconers apply the term fauconnerie only to flights with the long-winged hawks (Peregrine, Merlin, Hobby, and Jerfalcon), flights with the short-winged Goshawk (autour) and Sparrow-hawk (épervier) coming under the expressive and very convenient term 'autourserie'" (Harting). The work partly contains original illustrations, including many photographs of falconers in action, but also copies after Schlegel and others. - Belvallette is best known for his earlier work "Traité d'autourserie" (1887), the present work includes this topic as well, but is not included in Bibl. accipitraria or Schwerdt. - With only a couple of spots, otherwise in very good condition. - Thiebaud 66. Cf. Harting 219; Schwerdt I, 59. WorldCat (9 copies).

Lund, Carl Bloms Boktryckeri, 1963. 294 pp. B./w. ills. Orig. softcover. 8vo. - Spine sl. discol.; ex libris on verso front cover. (Cynegetica IX).Published [with transations] from all known manuscripts by Gunnar Tilander. With a biography of Christoph von Biedermann. Text in both Latin and French. The Latin treatise of 'Dancus Rex' on the care and management of hawks is claimed as the first known western work of its kind.

Manuels - Roret. VI-300 páginas, 16 páginas de partituras, 2 láminas desplegables de dibujos de utensilios y armas para la caza. Un catálogo de la editorial Roret de Septiembre 1851: 90 páginas. Cubiertas originales, muy fatigadas y con desprendimiento del lomo, pero conserva todas sus barbas. 15,5x10 cm.

Nogent-le-Roi, J. Laget, 2000. 561,[3] pp. 9 col. plates (incl. frontisp.), 8 monochr. plates. Orig. hardcover (burgundy red cloth, gilt lettering on spne), d./j. 8vo. (Bibliotheca Cynegetica 1).Full French translation of "De arte venandi cum avibus", the most voluminous and detailed medieval falconry treatise. Introduction presenting the author, the text, its sources, critical discussions, working principles. - French translation and editing by A. Paulus and B. van den Abeele.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. 3 parties en pagination À Paris, chez Charles de Sercy, 1673, in-12, 3 parties en pagination continue, 426 pp, 4 pl, Vélin souple de l'époque, dos lisse avec titre manuscrit à l'encre noire, Quatre planches gravées sur cuivre, soit le frontispice et trois planches, placées en tête des épitres de chacune des parties. Le nom de l'auteur est dissimulé à la fin de l'Epistre aux Dames (p. 7), dans les initiales "RDCDVBDN", à lire à rebours : Nicolas de Bonnefons, valet de chambre du roi. Cinquième édition, augmentée par l'auteur, des Délices de la campagne, "suite du jardinier francois. Où est enseigné à préparer pour l'usage de la vie tout ce qui croist sur la terre, et dans les eaux. Dédié aux dames ménagères" : "Ce petit traité (.) nous fournit d'intéressants renseignements sur la cuisine et les mets du XVIIIe siècle" (Vicaire). Il est divisé en trois livres : le pain, le vin et les boissons; les légumes, les fruits, les oeufs et le lait ; et la volaille, les viandes et les poissons. Il est publié avec deux autres textes : Le Floriste françois, traitant de l'origine des tulipes, occupe les pages 259 à 392 : il est consacré à la botanique; Le Traité des chasses, de la vénerie, et fauconnerie (pp. 293 à 426), publié ici, selon Thiebaud, pour la première fois : il est illustré de quatre bois dans le texte représentant des ramures et fumées de cerfs (p. 399 et 401). Bel exemplaire, petits manques marginaux au frontispice. Ex-libris manuscrit à l'encre brune G. Hubling avec annotations marginales à l'encre noire pour le premier traité. Thiébaud, 114-115 ; Souhart, 634-635. Vicaire, 263.

Very rare first and only edition, one of 150 copies: "tire a` cent cinquante exemplaires sur papier de Hollande", of an edited extract by Pierre Clement de Chappeville of Nouveau traite de ve nerie by Antone Gaffet (Paris, 1742). P.C. de Chappeville was a "gentilhomme de la ve`nerie du Roy". He extracted the parts on falconry and ornithology from Gaffet's more general 1742 work on hunting to make a separate monograph on those subjects.From the library of Carl Franz Georg Richard Schwerdt, author of the authoritative falconry bibliography Hunting, hawking, shooting: illustrated in a catalogue of books, manuscripts, prints and drawings. Spine rubbed. Otherwise in good condition.l Schwerdt I, 103; Thiébaud 166. Later half morocco, gold-stamped spine, with the original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. Pages: 26, [2] pp.

Rare first and only edition of a work on falconry, followed by a short treatise on cormorant fishing by Alfred Belvallette, "well known in France as a skilful falconer, and he writes with a thorough knowledge of his subject French falconers apply the term fauconnerie only to flights with the long-winged hawks (Peregrine, Merlin, Hobby, and Jerfalcon), flights with the short-winged Goshawk (autor) and Sparrow-hawk (épervier) coming under the expressive and very convenient term autourserie" (Bibl. accipitraria). The work partly contains original illustrations, including many photographs of falconers in action, but also copies of Schlegel and others. With only a couple spots, otherwise in very good condition.l Thiebaud, p. 66; WorldCat (9 copies); cf. Bibl. accipitraria 219. Modern red half sheepskin, with the original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. With 35 plates and numerous illustrations in text. Pages: 12], 269, [1 blank], [1], [1 blank] pp.

Zustand: Good. One full page woodcut and 36 further woodcuts + La chasse du loup with 14 woodcuts + 8 diagrams to the usage de la jauge ou diapason. Quarto handsome vellum covers with 4 raised bands and neat titles in black lettering and compartments decorated and ruled with date to foot of spine [vellum skin with some darkening/2 small stabs to cover] All edges sprinkled red. Titlepage + [6]pp "to the reader" & "instructions"] + 362pp [recte 658]. The pages are uniformly lightly tanned with some pale foxing. There is a needle sized hole in the lower middle part of the pages up to page 36 but this does not prevent reading the text. Also a neat "repair" to two margins on the verso of the titlepage however this seems unecessay as there are no tears to any edge of this page! There are 5 other marginal repairs none of which touch any text. Presumably these were all done by Rudolf Jager from Bremen who added endpapers with his date of binding given as 1930. Bookplate of Heinz Lahusen to front pastedown as well as a small label "Jagd-B Nr.154" to the lower corner. 1 volume. Hardcover.

. 26,5 cm. XII-208 pág., 1 h. Ilustr. con 39 lám. grabadas por Louis Halbou. Enc. en media piel, nervios, puntas, ruedas. Corte superior dorado. Primera edición.

First and only edition of a superb work, the finest work on falconry that has ever been produced both on account of the beauty of the plates and general accuracy of the text. The lifesize illustrations of the birds are by far the finest ever produced in any book on falconry. "It is impossible to describe the mellowness and beauty of the colourings" (Schwerdt). This famous book on falconry by H. Schlegel and A.H. Verster van Wulverhorst is known chiefly for its lifesize coloured illustrations of birds of prey, lithographs after watercolours by Josef Wolf. The extensive research in the literature and the description of procedures by two laymen in the field of falconry still cause amazement among falconers.The work contains 17 illustrations: successively the tinted title-page, two coloured plates with hunting gear and falconer's equipment, two tinted plates of pictures of the activities of the Loo Hawking Club (not present) and 12 coloured plates with images of birds of prey in their natural surroundings.The last twelve plates show magnificent figures of hawks. Perhaps the most famous is that of the "Groenlandais" or white gyrfalcon, which Tuijn shows to have been based on a portrait of the bird by Pierre Louis Dubourcq (1815-73). The other plates are from originals by Josef Wolf (1820-99) the "German artist who ranks among the world's finest animal painters" (Jackson).Covers of portfolio somewhat rubbed and stained; spine cloth and extremeties professionally restored. Some foxing and browning in the plates; several marginal tears and chips professionally repaired; rebacked. Lacks 2 lithographed hawking scenes by J. Dillmann after Sonderland. Still an attractive set, rarely encountered in the original portfolio as issued.l Harting, p. 194 ("The finest work on falconry which has ever been produced"); Nissen IVB 832; Schwerdt II, 150; Thiebaud 833; Zimmer p. 554; Pieter Tuijn, "On the Traité de fauconnerie (1845-53)", in: Quaerendo, 25 (1995), pp. 289-306. Stored loosely in the original publisher's cloth-backed printed boards. Tinted lithographed title-page with a pictorial border comprising 11 scenes of hawking by J. B. Sonderland, 2 hand-coloured lithographed plates of falconry equipment by Portman and Von Wouw, and 10 (of 12) hand-coloured lithographed plates of hawks by Wendel after Joseph Wolf (8 mounted on paperboard). Pages: [4], 90, VI, [2] pp.

Paris, Chez Saugrain & Lamy, 1780. In-12, (6)-207-38 pp., reliure pastiche postérieure demi basane, dos à nerfs orné (légers frottements aux dos). Réimpression de L'Almanach du Chasseur ou Calendrier perpétuel, publié en 1773, la différence étant dans le titre-frontispice (date et éditeur). Bien complet des 37 pages de fanfares de chasse, manque le dernier feuillet vierge. Très rare. * Voir photographie(s) / See the picture(s). * Membre du SLAM et de la LILA / ILAB Member. La librairie est ouverte du lundi au vendredi de 14h à 19h. Merci de nous prévenir avant de passer,certains de nos livres étant entreposés dans une réserve.