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(Istanbul), Türkiye Anit Çevre Turizm Degerlerini Koruma Vakfi, 1984-87. 33x24. 80+292; + 276; + 306 pp. Altogether more than 2000 photos, drawings and plans, including 90 full-page. Printed wrappers, very fine. All text and captions bilingual in Turkish and English. 1. The Classic Turkish House. 2. Mansions, Palaces, Kiosks, Vault and Strong Room. 3. Architectural Elements, Building Techniques, Turkish Urbanism, Gardens. Two further volumes are announced in volume 1, on Rumelian and Anatolian houses respectively; apparently they never appeared.

Zürich, Girsberger, 1941. 28x21. 164 pp. Numerous perspectives and plans and ca 150 photos of houses designed by Kozma. Publisher's linen cloth, a very good copy. An important manifesto of the prominent Hungarian exponent and practictioner of Modernist architecture, and a fine documentation of his work in the 1930s. At the end of that decade, Kozma's career was cut short due to the goverment's antisemitic actions. Stripped of professional accreditation and unable to work, he turned to writing the book 'Das neue Haus' (The New House) which could only find a publisher outside Hungary.

(Tokyo?) 1961. 36x26. XIV+182 pp. 163 tipped-in colour plates and 24 plans and drawings. Text in Japanese. Publisher's printed cloth, kept in decorated cloth portfolio with clasps, and preserved in original cardboard case with printed label. A beatifully produced documentation of the Katsura Imperial Villa.

Sankt-Peterburg 2004. 28x24. 264 pp. Ca 220 colour reproductions including 130 full-page, and 20 reproductions of drawings and prints. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, dust jacket, kept in the original pictorial half cloth slipcase. The first comprehensive documentation and study of the work of Konstantin Somov (1869-1939), one of the organisers and protagonists of the "Mir Iskusstva" (World of Art) association. Russian text, English summary; captions and list of illustrations in English.

New York, Ronald Press, 1963. 26x18. II+VI+288 pp. including 46 leaves with ca 245 photos + errata slip. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, dust jacket, a very fine copy.

Paris & Beauvais 1872. V+16 pp. + 8 plates with detail drawings (two coloured) + 104 chromolithograph plates with colour renderings and descriptive text + 8 pages with table of contents (paginated 105-111 + blank page) + errata leaf. Publisher's printed boards, exterior darkened and lightly rubbed, minor light foxing to title leaves, otherwise very fine. A nice copy of a scarce, attractive publication on 18th-century faience.

University Park & London, The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1976. XX+408 pp. Ca 650 photos and 40 plans. Publisher's cloth, slightly worn and repaired dust jacket.

Paris, Chez l'Auteur, 1908. 32x24. 126 pp. Ca 165 reproductions. Fine half cloth. Catalogue Raisonné of the engraved and lithographed works of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Eugène Delacroix.

London, The Holland Press, 1968. 38x27. XVI+116 pp. + three leaves with ten reproductions of manuscripts + 82 pp with 165 photos of silver works (27 full-page) + one blank leaf. Six reproductions and photos in the text. Publisher's cloth, a fine copy.

Tielt, Lannoo, 2010. 27x23. 176 pp. Ca 160 photos, 127 in colour including 43 full-page. Publisher's pictorial boards, very fine. Essays by Jan Raymaekers, Ruben Mantels, Luc Vandeweyer, Luc Vints, Maarten Cottenier, and Marc Leo Felix; descriptive catalogue of sculptures shown at an exhibition arranged in the Museum M in Leuven, and bibliography.

Paris (1925). 24x16. X+300 pp. + folding plan ("Voisin" de Paris) + large folding plate. Drawings, plans and photos throughout the text. Pictorial wrappers designated "2e édition". Some loss from backstrip which is expertly restored, otherwise a beautiful copy.

Madrid 2013. 33x24. VIII (adverts.) + 272 pp. Ca 240 photos and renderings, 210 in colour including 60 full- or double-page, and 215 drawings and plans. Publisher's pictorial flexible boards. Bilingual text and captions in Spanish and English, including a conversation with Adam Caruso and Peter St John, and an essay by Pier Vittorio Aureli. (El Croquis, 166).

Paris, Les Éditions d'Art et d'Histoire, 1937. 33x25. 152 pp. + 70 heliogravure plates with 210 photographs. A fine copy in printed wrappers over blank wrappers as issued. The work was published with a printed dedication "Á JOHNNY ROOSVAL" on page 7. This is Roosval's own copy, with his pencilled name on the first page and underlinings in the text by him.

Berlin, Wasmuth, 1910. 49x33. IV+24 pp. + 28 heliogravure plates on heavy stock, with 29 excellent large-size photographs and 9 plans. 23 plans, drawings and photos in the text. Text and loose plates as issued in printed cloth-backed boards.

Bruxelles 1987. 30x24. 572 pp. Ca 650 reproductions in the Catalogue Raisonné (on pp. 201-492) and 160 photos and reproductions (43 in colour including 35 full-page) in the monograph and biography. Publisher's cloth, dust jacket, very fine. Second, revised and extended edition.

Stockholm, Åhlén & Åkerlund, 1920. 25x32. 32 s. Färgbild på första textsidan, samt fjorton helsides färgbilder med text och ett antal siluetteckningar på motstående sidor. Tryckt förlagspappband med färgillustration, tryckt skyddsomslag. Enastående fint exemplar av andra upplagan, utgiven med tillägget "Barnens stora julkalender" i främre pärmens nederkant. Den klassiska småstadsidyllen med Elsa Beskows akvarellerade teckningar utkom första gången 1918, och är en av de mest spridda och inflytelsrika manifestationerna av tidens idealiserande av 1800-talets svenska småstäder. 'Elsa Beskows Lillköping i "Tant Grön, Tant Brun och Tant Gredelin" skildrar just den slags småstad - hon hade haft Sigtuna som modell - som fick stå som mönster för de nya trädgårdsstäderna' (Stavenow-Hidemark, Villabebyggelse i Sverige 1900-1925: 233).

Praha 1937. 29x23. 168 pp. including 4 photogravure plates (one coloured). 56 (mostly full-page) photos in additon to the plates. Publisher's printed cloth, insignificantly rubbed at corners; a few minor, faint stains on covers. A monograph on the glass artist and sculptor Josef Drahoñovský (1877-1938), with photos of engraved glass ware and plaquettes, engraved quartz and rock-crystal gems, and marble sculptures. Includes three pages text in English by Kineton Parks: "Josef Drahoñovský: Sculptor-Craftsman". Picture captions in Czech, French and English.

Stockholm, Samson & Wallin, 1886. 29x21. XX+302 s. Fint samtida skinnryggsband (G. Hedberg) med förgylld ryggdekor, marmorerade pärmar och marmorerade snitt. (Collections de tableaux privées existant en Suède, 1). Första och enda delen av en stort anlagd dokumentation av äldre mästares tavlor i svenska privatsamlingar som kom att förverkligas långt senare i Granbergs trebandsverk Trésors d'Art en Suède (1911-13) och Svenska konstsamlingarnas historia (1929-31).

Stockholm 1814. 17x11. VI+528 s. + Färg-Bok Jemte Bihang och Tilläggning: 152 s. Ett bra exemplar i samtida skinnryggsband, ryggen med blinddekor och aningen nötta förgyllda bårder samt titel i guldtryck. Ff-arket måttligt lagerfläckat, några få övriga marginalfläckar. På främre pärmens insida bläcktillskrift "Fröken Gerda Ekenman, Till blifvande växtfärgningskursen inom Blekinge Läns [Hushållningssällskap] 1907/ gm H Lgn". I boken ligger ett vikt blad med fyra färgningsrecept i bläckhandskrift (sepia) sannolikt av Gerda Ekenman, som var författare till den 1908 utgivna "Växtfärgning. Anteckningar efter egna erfarenheter".