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Gemmae Antiquitus Sculptae a Petro Stephanonio Vincention Collectae et Declarationibus Illustratae. [According to Graesse the plates were engraved by Valeriano Regnart.]
Edité par Rome, 1627
Vendeur : Bartleby's Books, ABAA, Chevy Chase, MD, Etats-Unis
Membre d'association : ABAA ESA ILAB IOBA
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Small 4to. Engraved title page and 45 engravings on 43 leaves [printed rectos only]; Latin captions in the plate for many of the engravings. Pietro Stefanoni (1557-1642) was an engraver, printmaker, and publisher and a dealer in prints, drawings, and antiquities, active in Rome, especially in the first half of the seventeenth century; this book featured engravings of the most beautiful pieces from his own collection together with some from collections of acquaintances. Gilt-stamped family crest of Jacques-Auguste de Thou (1553-1617), a French historian, author of a multi-volume history of his times, and a major book collector, on each board; his will left instructions that his library of some 6000 volumes was not to be sold, but put in trust for his young sons. The administrator, Pierre Dupuy, continued to add to the collection until the eldest son, Francoi-Auguste, also a collector, primarily of manuscripts, inherited it. Running afoul of Cardinal Richelieu, he was executed in 1642; the younger son decided to sell the library in 1680 and some 12,000 volumes were catalogued and dispersed. This particular title came from the private library of S. L. Sherer of St. Louis, sold at auction in 1920. Both Brunet ("Rare") and Graesse call for 51 plates, but collated copies on OCLC record varying numbers, from a few less to a few more. OCLC locates nine copies, but only one in the United States (Harvard). Old catalogue description tipped to front endpaper, a little foxing to endpapers, but a very good copy. Green vellum, rebacked in green leather, gilt spine title, gilt-stamped arms on both boards, all edges marbled. (9767).
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GEMMAE ANTIQUITUS SCULPTAE A PETRO STEPHANONIO VICENTINO COLLECTAE ET DECLARATIONIBUS ILLUSTRATAE
Edité par np, Romae, 1627
Vendeur : Bartleby's Books, ABAA, Chevy Chase, MD, Etats-Unis
Membre d'association : ABAA ESA ILAB IOBA
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Green vellum, rebacked in green leather with gilt stamped title, and the last coat of arms of J.A. de Thou (7 quarterings), bearing the motto "Mane Nobiscum Domine," on the front and rear boards. 22 cm. Engraved title page and 45 engraved plates, printed on rectos only. Old catalogue description tipped in to front endpaper, all page edges marbled. According to the German bibliographer J.G.T. Graesse the plates were engraved by Valeriano Regnart. Family crest of Jacques-Auguste de Thou (1553-1617), a French historian, author of a multi-volume history of his times, and a major book collector. De Thou left instructions in his will that his library of some 6600 volumes was not to be sold, but put in trust for his young sons. His administrator Pierre Dupuy continued to add to the collection until de Thou's eldest François-Auguste inherited it. Francois-Auguste was also a collector, primarily of manuscripts. He ran afoul of Count Richelieu and was executed in 1642. Thereafter the youngest son, Jacques-Auguste de Thou decided to sell the library in 1680 and some 12,000 volumes were catalogued and dispersed. This particular volume came from the private library of S.L. Sherer of St. Louis, sold at auction in 1920. OCLC lists 8 copies in European libraries, and one at Harvard in the U.S., with varying plate counts.
