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Edité par Hachette Livre Bnf, 2012
ISBN 10 : 2012752748ISBN 13 : 9782012752740
Vendeur : Book Deals, Tucson, AZ, Etats-Unis
Livre
Etat : Fine. Like New condition. Great condition, but not exactly fully crisp. The book may have been opened and read, but there are no defects to the book, jacket or pages. 0.97.
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Edité par Hachette Livre Bnf, 2020
ISBN 10 : 2329421168ISBN 13 : 9782329421162
Vendeur : Lucky's Textbooks, Dallas, TX, Etats-Unis
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Etat : New.
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Edité par (S.l.) 1920 (ca.), 1920
Vendeur : Buch- und Kunst-Antiquariat Flotow GmbH, Ottobrunn, Allemagne
Gay III, 275 f.; Hayn-G. III, 61. - Dieser Druck erschien in deutscher und französischer Ausgabe nach der französischen Originalausgabe von 1753 in einer kleinen Auflage. Die Tafeln mit erotischen Darstellungen nach römischen Medaillen, Kameen und Miniaturen. - Unbeschnittenes sauberes Exemplar 98, (2) Seiten, 50 Tafeln Original-Halbwildleder mit Goldprägung, 4°.
Edité par Sabellus, 1780
Vendeur : Moe's Books, Berkeley, CA, Etats-Unis
Hard cover. Etat : Fair. No jacket. French erotic literature from the late eighteenth century. Book is in fair condition for its age. Covers is worn, tanned, and stained. Spine is torn in several places and a section is missing from the top, but author's name and title are legible. Spine is cracked and some signatures are barely hanging on to binding by a thread, but all are present. Some pages are soiled, but text is big, bright, and legible throughout book. As is.
Edité par à Caprée, Sabellus,, 1780
Vendeur : L'Oeil de Mercure, Paris, France
Couverture rigide. Etat : Bon. XII 196pp, frontispice et 50 planches gravées sur fond noir de scènes érotiques parfois très crues dans des médaillons encadrés dans le style de l'antique à thèmes de guirlandes, rinceaux et décors. Chaque pierre gravée de cette suite imaginaire est commentée et abondement décrite sur la base de citations extraite des classiques afin de crédibiliser la description du gemme licencieux. In-4 en plein veau porphyre, dos orné à cinq nerfs, orné de fleurons, pièce de titre en maroquin rouge, triple filets doré en encadrement des plats, tranches dorées. Exemplaire large de marges imprimé sur papier fort. Edition originale Bel exemplaire ce curiosa particulièrement imaginatif. Livre d'occasion.
Vendeur : Librairie de l'Amateur, Strasbourg, France
Membre d'association : ILAB
Caprées, Chez Sabellius, 1782 ; in-8, 216 pp., pleine basane moderne, dos orné à nerfs, tranches dorées. Pia, II, 467. Ouvrage illustré d'un frontispice et de 49 planches gravées hors-texte (sur 50 : la planche 40 n'a pas été tirée, et, on ne trouve qu'un feuillet vierge à son emplacement). Ouvrage licencieux publié anonymement sous les mêmes mentions fictives que l'originale de 1780 et illustré de nombreuses gravures érotiques dans le "genre spintrien", probablement tout droit sorties de l'imagination de d'Hancarville (1719-1805) "mais à vrai dire, qu'il ait ou non eu pour modèles d'authentiques pièces de collection, il n'a rien imaginé que les Anciens n'eussent connu" dit malicieusement Pia. Légères traces de restauration à certains feuillets. Exemplaire correct. 1782.
Edité par Imprimerie du Vatican. Rome, 1786, 1786
Vendeur : Libreria Anticuaria Farré, Barcelona, BARCE, Espagne
(1792 en el frontis). 19,5 cm. Frontis, 12 h., 236 pág. y 50 grabados en lám. fuera del texto. Enc. en pergamino a la romana, planos y lomera pintados por "Polypheme". * Es una edición facticia. Según Henry Cohen los grabados fueron realizados por el mismo autor (Guide de l'amateur de livres à gravures du XVIIIe siècle). Se publicó por primera vez en 1780 en Nancy por Leclerc con el pie "A Caprée, chez Sabellus". erotica.
Edité par Sabellius, Caprees, 1782
Vendeur : THOMAS RARE BOOKS, Yaxley, SUFFOLK, Royaume-Uni
Edition originale
Hardback. Etat : Fine. Original Edition. Gravees Fous Leur Rene.viii, 9-216pp. inc. table. Frontis. and 50 erotic drawings pasted onto brown paper. Fine full black calf binding with gilt double rules edge borders an finely finished gilt dec. spine with six compartments and raised bands. All edges marbled matching the end-paper. Latin text with a French translation. Harcarville pub. this volume in 1780 in two volumes under ficticious imprints. This is a single volume edition dated 1782. SOLD AS COMPLETE.21x14.5 cms. [NB p209/210 are a mis-pagination and lacking in all copies.] Size: large 8vo.
Edité par A Caprées, Chez Sabellus (Nancy, Leclerc), 1780 AND 1784, 1780
Vendeur : Charles Russell, ABA, ILAB, est 1978, Cirencester, Royaume-Uni
Livre Edition originale
2 volumes quarto 10 1/2 x 8 inches, handsomely bound in uniform period full tree calf, spines gilt in compartments, some wear. Original marbled endpapers. Engraved frontispiece to each volume, title vignette to second work, xii, 196 and xxvi, 98 pages illustrated with 100 EROTIC ENGRAVED PLATES in the form of cameos or medals, (50 in each volume). Plates 11 and 12 bound out of sequence but both volumes complete. Bibliography - Cohen-De Ricci 474-475. Some general spotting. Tall copy with wide margins. First edition of both volumes of Pierre-Francois d'Hancarville's famous study of Roman debauchery and erotic history, here in a contemporary uniform binding. The engravings were supposedly after genuine antique gems but, as Cohen states, they are largely the inventions of the author. A historian and art dealer, Hancarville (1719-1805) acted on behalf of the collector Sir William Hamilton (ambassador at Naples from 1764 to 1800), in his search for antique works of art, introducing him to the Porcinari family, whose collection of antiquities he purchased in 1766, and later sold to the British Museum.
Date d'édition : 1780
Couverture rigide. Etat : Très bon. A Caprées [Nancy], chez Sabellus [Le Clerc], 1780-84.2 volumes in-4 de : I/ 1 frontispice, xii pp., 196 pp., 50 planches hors texte ; II/ 1 frontispice, xxvii pp., (1) p.bl., 98 pp., 50 planches hors texte. Pliure à une planche.Maroquin citron, large encadrement de dentelle dorée alternée de pastilles mosaïquées de maroquin rouge, encadrement rectangulaire de filet droit, dos ornés à compartiments mosaïqués, pièces de titre et de tomaison de maroquin rouge et prune, filet or sur les coupes, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées. Riche reliure du XIXe siècle dans le goût de Derome.228 x 183 mm. --- Edition originale française de l'un des plus célèbres livres érotiques de la fin du XVIIIe siècle.Vinet, Bibliographie méthodique et raisonnée, 1633 ; Cohen 475.« Premières éditions. Ces deux volumes sont ornés de 2 frontispices et de 100 planches sprintiennes par Denon. » (Rahir, III, n°798).La présente édition est ornée de 2 frontispices allégoriques et de 100 gravures érotiques d'après médailles et pierres gravées imaginaires (Cohen, 475).Hugues d'Hancarville (1719-1805) parcourut l'Allemagne, la France, l'Espagne, le Portugal, l'Italie, se donnant pour gentilhomme, cherchant la fortune qu'il ne trouvait pas toujours. En 1780 d'Hancarville vint en France ; peu de temps après il se rendit en Angleterre, où il resta quelques années. En voyant, plus tard, sa patrie livrée aux troubles révolutionnaires, il fut peu tenté d'y rentrer, et retourna en Italie, où il passa le reste de ses jours.Il publia Veneres et Priapi, uti observantur in gemmis antiquis ; la première édition, faite à Naples, vers 1771, sous la rubrique Leyde et sans date, occasionna quelques poursuites contre l'auteur; la seconde édition faite à Londres, est accompagnée d'une traduction anglaise.C'est ce même ouvrage qui a reparu en France, avec un texte plus étendu, sous le titre suivant : Monuments de la vie privée des douze Césars, d'après une sé /// A Caprées [Nancy], chez Sabellus [Le Clerc], 1780-84. 2 volumes 4to [228 x 183 mm] of : I/ 1 frontispiece, xii pp., 196 pp., 50 plates out of pagination; II/ 1 frontispiece, xxvii pp., (1) bl. p., 98 pp., 50 plates out of pagination. Crease on one plate.Citron morocco, large gilt border around the corners alternating with mosaic lozenges in red morocco, rectangular framing of straight fillet, spine decorated with mosaic panels, lettering pieces in red and plum morocco, inner border, gilt edges. Rich binding from the 19th century in the taste of Derome. --- First French edition of one of the most famous erotic books from the end of the 18th century.Vinet, Bibliographie méthodique et raisonnée, 1633 ; Cohen 475."First editions. Those two volumes are illustrated with 2 frontispieces and 100 sprintian plates by Denon." (Rahir, III, n°798).This edition is illustrated with 2 allegorical frontispieces and 100 erotic engravings from imaginary medals and engraved stones (Cohen, 475).Hugues d'Hancarville (1719-1805) traveled through Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, posing as a gentleman, seeking for fortune while not always finding it. In 1780 d'Hancarville came to France, shortly after he went to England, where he stayed a few years. When seeing, later, his homeland engaged in revolutionary disorders, he was less than tempted to go back, and went back to Italy, where he remained for the rest of his life.He published Veneres et Priapi, uti observantur in gemmis antiquis; the first edition, made in Naples, around 1771, under the heading Leyde and with no date, caused a few prosecutions against the author; the second edition made in London, comes along with an English translation.This is this same publication that was published again in France, with an extended text, under the following title: Monuments de la vie privée des douze Césars, after a series of stones engraved under their reigns; Caprée (Nancy), 1780, 4to; the author gave it a sequel titled: Mo.
Edité par Chez Sabellus 1780, 1784, Caprées [i.e., Nancy], 1780
Vendeur : Phillip J. Pirages Rare Books (ABAA), McMinnville, OR, Etats-Unis
Edition originale
256 x 190 mm. (10 x 7 1/2"). Two volumes. BEAUTIFUL 19TH CENTURY RED MOROCCO, GILT IN THE ROCOCO STYLE, BY CUZIN (stamp-signed in gilt on front turn-ins), covers with a gilt-ruled border featuring rocaille motifs at the sides and a floral spray at each corner, elaborate inner frame of strapwork interwoven with scrolling acanthus, drawer-handle tools, flower garlands, and several special tools, including satyrs, mountain goats, insects, and large vases of flowers, raised bands, compartments with gilt lettering or a central floral sprig surrounded by a frame of leaves and flowers, turn-ins with intricate gilt lace roll-tooling, all edges gilt. WITH A TOTAL OF 102 EROTIC PLATES by Denon (each volume with a frontispiece and 50 plates), plus an engraved title in volume II. Front pastedowns with ex-libris of Léon Gambetta. Cohen-de Ricci 474-75. âLight offsetting from illustrations, paper in both volumes perhaps lightly pressed (but not washed), FIRST VOLUME with the faint stain from a ribbon marker (now gone), one plate slightly toned and with two very small repairs to margin, otherwise IN FINE CONDITION; paper in volume II slightly toned and with occasional small spots and light stains, but still excellent. None of this significant because THE GLORIOUS BINDINGS LUSTROUS AND UNWORN. Despite their scholarly titles, which promise scenes from the private lives of the 12 Caesars and secrets from an ancient Roman cult, these are among the most famous erotic books of the 18th century. In the first volume, the 12 Roman emperors from Julius Caesar to Domitian are depicted engaged in a panoply of intimate acts, beginning with Julius Caesar's liaison with King Nicomedes IV of Bithynia, which led his enemies to dub him "Queen of Bithynia." We see what Caesar's heir Augustus was willing to do in order to succeed his great-uncle, and his later sexual excesses as emperor, including incest. Antony and Cleopatra are relatively demure compared to the orgies of Caligula, Nero, and Claudius' wife, Messalina. The "Secret Cult of Roman Women" examined in the companion work is devoted to the fertility god Priapus and his phallic symbols, with guest appearances by assorted satyrs, nymphs, and Bacchantes. The images are white-on-black, to resemble sculptured wall medallions, and claim to be based on ancient carvings; however, Cohen-de Ricci informs us that, while the text is evidence of d'Hancarville's erudition, the illustrations are entirely the result of his (libertine) imagination. Art historian Pierre-François Hugues, Baron d'Hancarville (1719-1805) established himself in the world of antiquarians when he helped William Hamilton acquire the impressive Porcinari collection of Etruscan, Greek, and Roman antiquities that would subsequently be purchased by the British Museum. He then supervised the production of four sumptuous volumes of engravings documenting the collection. He seems to have undertaken the present work for his own amusement. A later issue of the second title facetiously attributed publication to the Imprimerie de Vatican (the Church had, of course, put it on the Index of Prohibited Books). According to Cohen-de Ricci, this is the first and most desirable printing, identifiable by 11 (rather than 10) lines of text on the title page of the first work, and by the use of the f-like "long s" in both volumes. The especially splendid bindings by Francisque Cuzin (1836-90) nod to the Rococo bindings of the 18th century and to the risqué subject matter, with satyrs cavorting about the elegant frame. Cuzin opened his Paris workshop in 1855, and soon made his name among bibliophiles of that city with his exquisite bindings, establishing what was called the "Cuzin style." Devauchelle says that this style was copied by Cuzin's colleagues, but was never equalled. Cuzin was not a gilder, but employed some of the best in the trade to execute his graceful designs, among them Marius Michel père, Wampflug, Maillard, and Cuzin's eventual successor, Émile.