- Preliminary leaves and several quires in the first 65p. waterstained, (sl.) affecting the 5 plates showing the human proportions, the frontisp., the portrait and the "Euterpe" plate; index leaves at the end also (sl.) waterstained; plate of "Calliope" expurgated (the three nude graces replaced by a king on his throne). Binding dustsoiled.
= Arntzen/ Rainwater H63; Kunst op schrift 23. The first and only edition of this handbook for artists by one of Rembrandt's pupils. Five plates devoted to the human proportions, the other nine representing the classical muses and the 4 remarkable textills. illustrating the way light falls and shadows are cast. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVI.
- Title-p. dustsoiled. Contents otherwise fine. Corners and spine-ends sl. rubbed.
= Kunst op schrift 1452. With some portraits of famous/ notorious inhabitants of Leyden, i.a. Klaas Langenakker and Marytje van Harten (a.k.a. "Kluit water en brij"). Rare.
- Lacks plate 87; two plates w. brown stain in outer margin; otherwise occas. sl. foxed in margins (one plate worse). Binding rubbed along extremities.
= Kunst op Schrift 1027; Guilmard p.217-222; Landwehr, Romanic emblem books 440; Praz p.393; not in Kat. Orn. Berlin. Fine iconological work with explanation of the plates in French and Dutch.
- Inner hinge broken; occas. sl. fingersoiled in blank margins. Backstrip worn/ dam.
= Kunst op schrift 85; cf. Brunet III, p.910; Graesse IV, p.136 (French eds. Paris/ Amst. 1698 and Amst. 1713).
- Plates occas. sl. foxed or soiled; one text leaf stained; a few plates w. pencil markings and last free endpaper w. sm. sketches. Vellum somewhat soiled.
= Kunst op Schrift 237.
- Occas. sl. yellowed. Backstrip dam./ lacking. Otherwise fine. = From Descriptions des Arts et Métiers.
- A few leaves foxed in text; occas. sl. waterstained (final 6 index leaves worse); title-p. sl. fingersoiled and w. (old) owner's stamp. Otherwise near fine copy.
= Without the 2 leaves at the end with the additional Chapter 17 from Book VI. Adams, L 1419; Cicognara 159; Kat. Orn. Berlin 4612; Arntzen/ Rainwater H43: "The most complete treatise on the art theory, design, and iconography of the Mannerist period. Also importrant for the study of Milanese painters. Book 7 includes a veritable dictionary of iconography for the period. [The seven books deal with the following subjects:] 1. Proportion; 2. Expression of emotions; 3. Color; 4. Light and shade; 5. Perspective; 6. Painting practice, genres of painting, painting for various places, composition,etc.; 7. Representation of subjects (Religious and mythological)". Very rare important and early artist's manual.
- Fine copy. Frontisp. cut sl. short in outer margin. Binding trifle rubbed long extremities; top of spine trifle worn.
= Kunst op schrift 270, the 2nd Dutch ed. (first ed. 1725).
- Lacks htitle; one fold. plate sl. waterst. at lower edge. Joints and spine-ends sl. worn; later paper title-piece on frontcover.
= Kunst op schrift 1100.
- Plates sl. foxed almost throughout (a few sl. worse); lacks the outline plate to plate no. 33. Frontcover loose; covers worn.
= With 2 loosely inserted academic drawings (of one only the lower half). The 2nd edition of this artist's manual, of which the principal design is "to encourage the study of the most profound part of painting, the characteristics of the passions; in order to which, the sacred histories, represented in the inimitable Cartons of Raphael, have been considered separately, and the principal characters in each described and referred to in the several heads in the work (...)" (introduction).
- Without the portrait; one plate and opposite text leaf w. sl. surface dam. caused by former sticking together; heraldic bookplate on upper pastedown. Binding sl. chafed. Nevertheless a fine copy.
= Rossetti 9143; Kissner 412; Cicognara 286: "Splendida edizione d'una delle più insigni opere di Sandrart (...)". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVI.
- Spine dam. and splitting; covers w. waterstain. = Cf. Kunst op schrift 385; Bolten 82-88 and passim.
- Fold. map sl. yellowed. Corners trifle rubbed; frontcover loose.
= In 1764 three members of the Society of Dillettanti set off from England to Ionia, the coastal area of present day Turkey and the islands in the Aegean Sea near that coast. Apart from the author Richards Chandler (1738-1810), the two other members of the Society of Dilettanti on the expedition were the architect Nicholas Revett (1720-1804) and the artist William Pars (1742-1782). The Society of Dilettanti, founded in 1734 by a group of people who had been on the Grand Tour, was a society of noblemen and gentlemen that sponsored the study of ancient Greek and Roman art. Its aim was to influence and correct the public taste of the country. The expedition was the Society's first independent mission. Its goal was to explore and describe the antiquities of Ionia. Atabey 215; Blackmer 318; Cox I, p.232. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVII.
- Usual occas. browning/ foxing. Otherwise fine.
= The rare first vol. Contains maps of "China en aangrensende landen", Japan and "Filippynsche, Landrones, Moluccos of specery eilanden, als mede Celebes". Tiele 1033; Lust 454; Cordier, Bibl. Sinica 44; Bibl. Alt-Japan-Katalog 1342. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXVII.
- Usual occas. browning/ foxing. Otherwise fine.
= Contains maps of Borneo, Sumatra and Java and of "Malakka, Siam, Cambodia, Chiampa, Kochinchina, Laos, Pegu enz." and a nice fold. view of Batavia.
- Usual occas. browning/ foxing. Otherwise fine.
- Lacks the map of Ceylon; sl. yellowed throughout. Corners and spine-ends worn.
AND an incomplete copy of: IDEM, Hedendaagsche Historie, of Tegenwoordige Staat van alle Volkeren (...). IV. Deel, Behelzende den Tegenwoordigen Staat van Persia, Arabia, en het Asiatisch Tartaryen. Dutch transl. and enl. ed. M. van Goch (ibid., 1732, engr. frontisp., 2 (of 3) fold. maps, 1 (of 9) (fold.) plates, contemp. sprinkled calf. Spine-ends dam.; corners worn).
- All maps waterstained (some more severely); title-p. soiled/ darkened; bookplate on upper pastedown. Binding badly worn.
= Phillips 3268.
- Lacks 1 map; first and final ±10 lvs. loose and frayed (incl. title and 3 portrait plates); "Belgii vetris typus" w. large tear; Lacks ties; covers wrinkled and browned.
= Koeman, Col 5. Second Dutch edition (first published in 1635), with the text enlarged.
- Occas. sl. yellowed and foxed; sl. cramped inner margin between frontisp. and title. Joints splitting; binding worn along extremities.
= The translation of the Atlas des enfans (Amst., 1779).