maroc de albert laprade, Ancien ou d'occasion (6 résultats)

Pictorial boards. Etat : Very Good +. Albert Laprade and Lucien Vogel (illustrateur). Vol. I only of the 1926 2nd edition. A clean, solid copy. Sharp and VG+ in its pictorial boards, with just a touch of light soiling to the panels and tasteful former owner bookplate to the front pastedown. Drawings by Albert Laprade, the 57 photographs at the rear by Lucien Vogel.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Assez bon. Albert Laprade (illustrateur). 1 volume reliure cartonnée illustrée de l'éditeur (petite épidermure sur le bas du plat supérieur), 389 pages [1], avec 160 dessins noir et blanc in et hors-texte de Albert Laprade (160 figures), et 136 planches d'illustrations d'après les photographies de Lucien Vogel, Félix, Vve P. R. Schmitt, G. Faure et Canu (136 plates). Texte de Jean Gallotti. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ).

Hardcover. Etat : Collectible-Good. No Jacket. Albert Laprade; Lucien Vogel (illustrateur). Two volume set. Second edition. Text and images are unmarked, though there is a gift inscription in pen on the first free end page of Volume I and stray pencil marks on the first free end page of Volume II. Pages are bright in both volumes, though the page edges are age toned. Bindings are sturdy. Covers are yellowed and worn around the edges, especially around the corners. There is staining around the loer corner of the front cover of Volume II. Both spines are a little faded. No dust jackets. Text is in French. International/Priority shipping at cost.

Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good. Oblong quarto. 2 pp text; list of plates; 100 plates of line drawings, elevations, facades and architectural details, loose as issued in portfolio with ties. Very good condition. Some toning to cloth spine.

2 volumes in-8, cartonnage éditeur, dos toilé jaune, VIII- 120 pp. & 57 planches ; 94 pp. & 79 planches. Texte de Jean Gallotti, 160 dessins noir et blanc in et hors-texte de Albert Laprade, 136 planches en héliogravure d'après les photographies de Lucien Vogel, Félix, Vve P. R. Schmitt, G. Faure et Canu, lettre de Lyautey. Légeres humidité aux coins inf. des premiers plats et aux premiers ff. du premier volume. Marques adhévives en gardes. Par ailleurs frais. Seconde édition. Gallotti passe en revue tous les détails de la construction et de la décoration du jardin et de la maison, auxquels de superbes planches viennent apporter l'appoint des plus significatives illustrations. A. Laprade, architecte et décorateur de jardins a donné près de 200 dessins pour expliquer tous les secrets des constructions arabes. Les dessins schématiques sur l'art arabe dans cet ouvrage constituent de précieux documents d'étude. in-4°.

Quarter-Cloth. Etat : Near Fine+. First Edition, complete in two volumes, of this treatise on Moroccan domestic architecture, as interpreted by Gallotti and his collaborators. Text in French. Royal 8vo (250 x 193mm): viii,120,[8]x; 94,[8]pp, with 136 plates in heliogravure from photographs by Lucien Vogel and others and 157 line drawings by Albert Laprade. Publisher's saffron yellow percaline-backed paper-covered boards, front covers with architectural vignette in silver gilt, spines lettered in silver, pale blue end papers, fore- and bottom edges uncut. A handsome set, securely bound and clean throughout. Revue de l'histoire des colonies françaises, Vol. 19, No. 80 (March-April 1931), pp. 201-202. The French architect Albert Laprade helped design two of Morocco's best known twentieth-century monuments: the French Protectorate Residence (résidence générale), in Rabat, and the New Medina (Quartier des Habous), in Casablanca. He also also collaborated with Gallotti on this monograph, with photographs depicting an array of traditional Moroccan residences, principally by Lucien Vogel. According to Gallotti, the two volumes provide a primer on Moroccan domestic architecture as interpreted by sympathetic French architects and gave a guide for foreigners on methods for designing houses in the traditional manner. Both volumes are organized according to formal elements and typologies (plan, windows, stairs, decoration, kiosks, palaces, and the like). The houses are exemplars of a synthetic "Arab" architecture invented by Gallotti and his collaborators, largely inspired by "traditional" Moroccan architecture in Fez, recombining elements into a unified amalgam, a hybrid architecture. (See Maison Arabes au Maroc: Fez and French Colonial Architecture, a paper presented by Patricia Morton at the conference "Fez, Morocco, Crossroads of Knowledge and Power: Celebrating 1,200 Years of Urban Life") N. B. With few exceptions (always identified), we only stock books in exceptional condition, carefully preserved in archival, removable mylar sleeves. All orders are packaged with care and posted promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. (Fine Editions Ltd is a member of the Independent Online Booksellers Association, and we subscribe to its codes of ethics.) `.