munksgaard edition first edition (10 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Fair. First Edition. The item might be beaten up but readable. May contain markings or highlighting, as well as stains, bent corners, or any other major defect, but the text is not obscured in any way.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Art.DA Vinci.cloth hard cover.illustrations and bibliography.243 pages.very good copy.

illustrated boards, 8vo, 240 x 160 mm, 243 pp, numerous ills. An annotated bibliography of 62 editions of the Treatise on Painting printed over 300 years, preceded by a study of the manuscript sources on which it is based. Contents - Introduction: Publication Dates of the Printed Editions of Leonardo's Treatise on Painting; Francesco Melzi; The Lost Manuscripts of the Treatise on Painting in Early Records; The Extant Manuscript Copies of the Treatise on Painting and their Study; "Test Chapters" and Concordances. Part I The Manuscript Copies: (A) Codex Vaticanus (Urbinas) 1270; (B) The Abbreviated Manuscript Copies of the Treatise on Painting; (C) Abbreviated Copies of Leonardo's Treatise on Painting Illustrated with Drawings of Nicolas Poussin or his School; The Master Drawing and the Replicas; (D) Manuscripts Contining Leonardo's Treatise on Painting or Fragments of it Combined with Scientific Chapters; (E) Manuscripts Made after the Printed Edition; (F) The Codex Huygens. Part II: The Printed Editions 1651-1956 : Classified List of Editions; Annotated Bibliography. Appendix. With a working bibliography and an index of names.Library Research Monographs, Vol. 5. Upper corners slightly bumped, slight age-toning, errata slip loosely inserted, small tapemarks to front free endpaper and errata slip, otherwise Very Good.

The first two volumes presents anthropological material from the Danish Iron Age including the Viking era, and in addition, summarizes archaeological observations for Denmark and for Europe. Volume 3 was to have been published at a later date Covering the iron age and Bronze age. Hardcover book x 2, 1st ed, 23.5 x 24cms. Book Volume 1: Stone and Bronze Ages, Part 1. Preface by K Brondsted, 159pp, Figs and Tables throughout. Book Vol 2: Part 2, 439pp, b/w photographs and illustrations throughout. Minor rubbing to edges. A VG+ set. Pictures available.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Good. 1st Edition. Very good with fair to good dust jacket. Dust jacket is bumped and worn along top edges and at bottom of spine and bottom corners, is rubbed at vertical edges, is darkened on spine, and has some light soiling. 220 pages with index and 106 illustrations.

4to [29 x 22 cm]; xviii, 251 pp, 14 plates including frontis, index of names and geographical index. original red cloth, gilt spine title lettering, 2 pages with barely visible foxing in margin, else a fine, clean and unmarked copy. Based mainly on the collection of books containing plates with figures of birds and their eggs now in the University Library at Copenhagen and including a catalogue of these works, the book includes an important and detailed 87 page description of the literary history of bird books and their illustrations, woodcuts, art of printing, engraving, early illustrated works from the beginning of printing to the 20th century. The catalogue of over 900 of the most important illustrated bird books gives complete description, collations, description of the importance of each book, etc, making this work and important reference on the subject. A picture of this book is available on request.

Quarter-cloth and patterned boards, paper spine-label, 4to, 52, [2] pp, frontispiece and 101 plates, [4] pp. From the 'List of Bindings and Details of Bindings described in this Work' - Bindings and Details of Bindings concerning the Introduction: Plate I-XIII; Bindings by Joh. Boppenhausen, Joh. Christ. Boppenhausen and Jac. Wilh. Boppenhausen: Plate XIV-XXVI; Bindings by George Julius Liebe: Plate XXVII-XL; Bindings by Peder Lyman and Andr. F. Lyman: Plate XLI-XLVIII; Bindings by Aug. Heinr. Helmuth: Plate XLIX-LV; Bindings by Jorgen Piper: Plate LVI-LVIll; Bindings by Martin V. Fenden and Carl Gottfr. V. Fenden: Plate LIX-LXIV; Bindings by Joh. Tob. Wilhelmi: Plate LXV-LXXXIII; Bindings by Niels Hjort: Plate LXXXIV-XCII; Details of Bindings: Plate XCIII-CI. Plate XLVIII and conjugate leaf detached and laid in, minor wear to corners, otherwise Very Good.

tall 8vo, 207pp, b/w frontispiece & 7 b/w plates, bibliography, orig. printed wrappers with one small chip. to extreme outer edge. A VG clean copy in a protective mylar wrapper. Limited edition of 520 copies.

Pp. 200; 172 text-figures (black-and-white photos of dwarfed humans and other subjects, graphs and individual pedigrees). Publisher's original yellow wrappers, printed in red and black on the spine and front cover, lg 8vo. This dissertation is translated from the Danish by Hans Andersen. The text is in English with a summary in Danish. The work is inscribed to Dr. Erik Stomgnev by the author, Ernst Morch. A bright and clean copy in near fine condition.

Pp. (vol. I): pp. 129, 33 black-and-white photo-plates; (vol. 2): pp. 164, 140 full page plates (black-and-white photos and line-drawings), 2 plates are double foldouts of the excavation in progress, 4 maps or excavation plan views in pocket at rear; (vol. III): pp. 53, 24 black-and-white photo-plates of human skeletal remains; (vol. IV): pp. xii, 150, (6), 38 photo-plates of cave interior and kettle-drums, numerous text-figures. (vols. I-III): one-quarter green cloth lettered in white on the spine, over orange and white pictorial boards, lettered in white and black, (vol. IV): white pictorial boards, lettered in black, 4to (all volume hardback). The contents of each volume are: Volume I: Sai-Yok, Stone-Age Settlements in the Kanchanaburi province; Volume II: Ban-Kao, Neolithic Settlements with Cemeteries in the Kanchanaburi province, Part 1 - Archaeological Materials from the Burials; Volume III: Ban-Kao, Neolithic Settlements with Cemeteries in the Kanchanaburi province, Part 2 - The Prehistoric Thai skeletons and Volume IV: Surface Finds and Minor Excavations. Archaeological Excavations in Thailand is a voluminous record of the finds of the Thai-Danish Prehistoric Expedition, 1960-1962. The first three volumes were published in Copenhagen in 1967-1969. The fourth volume appeared as Occasional Paper no. 1 of the Scandinavian Institute of Asian Studies in 1988. No ownership marks and few signs of use. Some light wear to the paper-covered boards of volumes I-III, volume IV as new; a bright and clean set in very good condition.