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souple. Etat : Bon. 1 numéro in-folio (36x28 cm), 220me numéro, Ducher fils éditeurs, Paris, s.d. (circa 1910), 8 pp. (pp. 229 à 236), dont 3 pp. sur l'immeuble de la rue des Poitevins et 2 pp. sur celui de la rue Hippolyte Maindron et 3 pp. sur celui du XXe arrondissement. Bon état (début de coupure dans le pli de l'un des cahiers, très bon état par ailleurs) pour ce numéro de la revue d'architecture "Monographies de Bâtiments Modernes", relatif à trois immeubles parisiens. Le premier est situé dans le VIe arrondissement, le second dans le XIVe et le troisième dans le XXe. Le bâtiment le plus intéressant est peut-être le bâtiment de la rue Maindon. Il est en effet représentatif des immeubles HBM (pour Habitations Bon Marché) construits par la société des logements hygiéniques à bon marché, créée en 1903. L'architecte Henri Sauvage, connu depuis sa Villa Majorelle à Nancy, a travaillé sur ce type d'habitat entre 1903 et 1912. Il collabora avec son confrère Charles Sarazin sur de nombreux autres projets. Langue: Français.

Hard Cover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. Paul Lowe (illustrateur). Limited Edition, No. 92 of 300 copies. Limited Edition No. 92 of 300 copies. Hard cover, 8vo in publisher's grey/green cloth boards with an illustrated dust jacket. With full-page illustrations by Artist Paul Lowe, and Introduction by Editor Richard Dalby. COLLATION: xii, [2], 134, [8] pp. CONDITION: Fine in Fine dust jacket. ** Modern limited edition of an anthology of ghost stories by Alice Perrin (1867-1934), an Indian-born, English author of novels and short stories. She was sent by her parents to be educated in England, but returned to India where she married an engineer, Charles Perrin, who worked for the India Public Works Department. Charles was put in charge of building an aqueduct in the jungle, and so Alice Perrin took to writing as a way to alleviate boredom. Her collection of ghost stories, "East of Suez" (1901), was compiled and published after her return to England, and she continued to write novels and stories about her time in India. ** The title story, "The Sistrum", has a junk-shop collector finding an African musical instrument which, having been used in sacrificial ceremonies, carries its own memories. Other stories include: "Caulfield's Crime", "Chunia, Ayah", "Powers of Darkness", "The Admiral's Dog", "Old Ayah", "The Brahminy Bull" and "The Footsteps in the Dust". Like others of these stories, "The Footsteps in the Dust" is set in colonial India, and paints an unflattering picture of one Captain Bogle, who took advantage at cards of Gunga Pershad, a merchant, and so inherited a small fortune. but only for a short while! ** Sarob Press is a small press which has published reprints of classic ghost and horror stories, as well as contemporary authors. This book is part of a series reprinting works by neglected, but worthy, woman ghost-story writers, the so-called "Mistresses Of The Macabre". Book.

Litografia su fondo seppia, antica ed originale, raffigurante Piazza Castello durante il Carnevale dell'anno 1886, quando Torino fu scelta per il III Congresso delle Maschere Italiane.In primo piano il Ciabot del Gianduja in cui accoglieva le altre maschere italiane, chalet costruito per quella occasione.Sul tetto di Palazzo Madama si intravede l'osservatorio astronomico, attivo dal 1822 al 1907. Al lato sinistro "Manifest ossia INVIT agro-dolce, Italo Piemontese ai Borsson pi goregn" di seguito una serie di versi incoraggianti a partecipare al Carnevale che continuano anche a destra ed in basso.Bibl: Servolini 632.