cours darchitecture comprend ordres vignole de aviler, Ancien ou d'occasion (10 résultats)

8°, Fronti., 43 Bl., XII; 355 S., 103 num. Orig.-Kupferstiche u. zusätzlich einige mit a, b, zusätzlich bezeichnete Stiche. 50 der Stiche doppleblalttgross, einige noch ausklappbar., O-Ldr. d. Zeit. goldgeprägt., Deckel etwas berieben, Rücken am Fuss m. Fehlstelle, Kapitalband dort ein wenig lose, Vorsätze leimschattig 1 Blatt herausgetrennt und wieder eingefügt, Bindung etwas locker, wenig fingerfleckig, min. wasserändig. Zweite Ausgabe des "Cours d'architecture", welcher über ein Jahrhundert als das beste architekturtheoretische Werk Fankreichs galt.- Augustin-Charles d?Aviler (* 1653 in Paris; ? 23. Juni 1701 in Montpellier) war ein französischer Architekt. Dieses Werk erschien 1691 zum ersten Mal.- Giacomo oder Jacopo Barozzi (genannt da Vignola und auf Französisch Vignole), geboren in Vignola (Herzogtum Modena) am 1. Oktober 1507 und gestorben in Rom am 7. Juli 1573, italienischer Architekt und Theoretiker der Architektur der Renaissance. 1562 erschien «Traité des cinq ordres» damit übte er weitreichenden Einfluss, insbesondere auf die französische Kunst, aus. 1600 gr. Schlagworte: Architektur - ArchitektInnen.

4°. [2] Bl., XXXVIII, [5] Bl., 408 S., [20] Bl. mit gestoch. Frontispiz von J.-P. Le Bas nach Edm(ond) Bouchardon, 162 (58 doppelblattgr. oder gefalt.) Kupfertafeln u. 2 Textkupfern. Kalbslederband der Zeit mit goldgepr. Rückenschild und reicher Rückenvergoldung. Fowler 32. Berliner Ornament-Stich-Katalog 2389/90 (and. Ausgaben). - Dritte erweiterte Ausgabe des zuerst 1691 erschienenen "Cours d'architecture", welcher über ein Jahrhundert als das beste architekturtheoretische Werk Frankreichs galt. - Die schönen Ornamentstiche zeigen u. a. Bauten von Michelangelo und Vignola sowie Gartenanlagen, Säulenordnungen, Deckenornamente, Portale, Gesimse, Sockel, Kamine und Öfen. - Gelenke etwas berieben, vorderes Gelenk stellenweise angeplatzt, Wappen-Exlibris, stellenweise etwas braunfleckig, gutes dekorativ gebundenes Exemplar. Sprache: französisch.

Etat : Good. 4to. 21.5 x 28cm.[2] f., XXXVIII p., [5] f., 408 pp., [20] f., contemporary glazed havana calf, spine with 5 bands, gilt title, ornate caissons, red edges ; binding restored by the artisan binder Sasha Mosalov.Frontispiece by J.P. Le Bas after E. Bouchardon, 165 plates hors texte. OCLC Number 886430179.

Hardcover. Revised and Augmented Editon. Brown leather boards with gilt lettering and illustration; 355 pp.; richly illustrated with plates (many folded). Text in French. This is volume one only. Good - (Boards are heavily worn/scuffed/smudged/chipped; inner hinges are cracked; first five leaves are chewed; textblock edges are toned/foxed/worn/scuffed/smudged; interior is toned with foxing and occasional smudging; plates are in very good condition, but some of them have detached from the textblock; a few plates have small chips at the side, which do not intrude; textblock is cracked.).

Nouvelle et Troisième Edition. Nouvelle et Troisième Edition. Plates and text within a double-ruled border. Engraved title-page to volume I + 84 full-page engraved plates (included in pagination and in plate numeration] + 31 folding engraved plates (not included in pagination, but given plate number]; volume II, with Le Blond's Supplement, 25 folding engraved plates, and engraved title-page to "Tome seconde". Vol. I: pp. [1-80, including engraved t.p.], i-xii, 1-355; Vol. II: (Supplement) pp. 1-76; (Dictionnaire d'Architecture), pp. [i-viii, including engraved t.p.], 1-259. 2 vols. Small 4to. Fowler, pp. 24-27 (1691 & 1710 editions); Berlin Catalogue 2388 (1691 ed.), 2389 (1696 ed.), 2390 (1750 ed.) Contemporary quarter calf and boards, black leather spine labels. Upper joint of volume II splitting but sound, plates and text fine and clean Plates and text within a double-ruled border. Engraved title-page to volume I + 84 full-page engraved plates (included in pagination and in plate numeration] + 31 folding engraved plates (not included in pagination, but given plate number]; volume II, with Le Blond's Supplement, 25 folding engraved plates, and engraved title-page to "Tome seconde". Vol. I: pp. [1-80, including engraved t.p.], i-xii, 1-355; Vol. II: (Supplement) pp. 1-76; (Dictionnaire d'Architecture), pp. [i-viii, including engraved t.p.], 1-259. 2 vols. Small 4to.

Second edition. Second edition. With 2 engraved frontispieces, 31 folding plates, and 84 full-page engraved illustrations. [78], xii, 356; [vi], 260 pp. 4to. Of the first edition (1691), Fowler wrote, "from the point of view of the practical architect this Cours d'architecture was the best work of its kind yet issued" Berlin 2389; cf. Millard 14 & Fowler pp. 24-5 Bound in full contemporary mottled calf, gilt spine. Provenance: A.C. Lascarides Ham House Ham Common (typographic label) With 2 engraved frontispieces, 31 folding plates, and 84 full-page engraved illustrations. [78], xii, 356; [vi], 260 pp. 4to.

4to. LVI, 447pp. With engraved frontispiece, 80 mostly folding engraved plates and 84 text-engravings. Contemp. mottled full calf, richly gilt. Title-page with 2 brownstains. Else a very good, clean and wide-margined copy in a decorative binding.

0. neu. Aufl. 4°. LVI, 447 S. 1 Gest. Tit., 80 (davon 58 gef. bzw. dpblgr.) Kupf.-Taf. u. 84 meist ganzs. Textkupf. 1 title-vignette, 80 ( 58 folded or double-page size) copper-engravings and 84 figures. Marm. Ldr. d. Zt. Fleurale Rü.-Verg. Ber. u. bestossen, Gelenke eingerissen, Kapitale defekt. 1 Textbl. restauriert, l. gebr. Guter Zustand. Marbled contemporairy calf. gilt on spine. Rubbed and bumped, joints torn and extremeties of spine damaged. 1 leaf repaired, slightly browned. Nice copy. Diese Ausgabe enthält den gesamten Cours d'Architecture, ohne Dictionnaire. Brunet II, 540. Auf Wunsch gerne Foto via e-mail. Sprache: Deutschu 3,500 gr.

Arquitectura. Architecture. 4º mayor, frontis., 408 p., 20 hoj., 101 grab. en su mayoría pleg. Pasta española, nervios, tejuelo. Ex-libris del anterior propietario. Gran ejemplar. [Ref. C7N61]. Excelente ampliación del tratado de arquitectura de Vignole, con más de cien láminas espléndidas, reproduciendo planos, fachadas o elementos decorativos (balcones, cornisas, columnas, molduras, etc). Incluye el capítulo especial "Observaciones sobre la vida y las obras de Miguel Ángel".

Engraved frontis., numerous engravings in the text, & 58 mostly folding engraved plates. 2 p.l., xxxviii, [10], 408, [40] pp. Large thick 4to, cont. cat's paw polished calf, spine nicely gilt, red morocco lettering piece on spine. Paris: P.J. Mariette, 1750. First published in 1691 and revised by Le Blond in the early 18th century, the Cours d'Architecture was totally revised and enlarged with new designs of buildings and ornaments by Mariette in 1738. Our edition of 1750 was the one most familiar to architects of the mid-18th century; it "was the standard work for architectsThis book included a life of Vignola, a description of buildings by him and by Michelangelo, and a dictionary of architectural terms. Daviler also gave practical advice for the design and construction of buildings. His book contained plans and elevations of a typical house and designs of all architectural details such as door-ways, entrances, and windows, including even the design of gardens."Macmillan Encyclopedia of Architects, Vol. I, p. 504. A very fine and attractive copy of this richly illustrated work, with the plates all in fine dark impressions.