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Antikvariat Antiqua
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Stockholm, Joh. Hellsten Arkitekturbokhandel, (1887). 43x30. 4 s. + 30 planscher med 19 fasad- och perspektivritningarritningar (18 helsides), samt planritningar och några sektioner. Lösa så som de utgavs i tryckt klotryggsmapp. Försedd med ny klotrygg och nya knytband; pärmkanterna prydligt förstärkta Första och enda samlingen i denna planerade serie om moderna svenska villor presenterade i ritningar av Ferdinand Boberg. Samlingen omfattar åtta villor (samt fyra trädgårdsbyggnader etc.), däribland Carl Curmans bostad på Floragatan i Östermalms villastad och liknande villor ritade av Magnus Isaeus, Ernst Jacobsson, Gustaf Sjöberg, Wilhelm von Gegerfeldt, med flera.
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Berlin, Wasmuth, 1889. 49x32. 8 pp. + 50 heliogravure plates with 57 photographs of furniture, clocks, furnished interiors, etc. Loose as issued in printed half cloth portfolio with tie-strings. Small loss of paper from uppermost inner corner of half and main title leaves. Rare, impressive photographic documentation of Royal furniture in the Charlottenburg, Friedrichkron and Sanssousi palaces.
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London, Thames & Hudson, 1991. 34x25. 380 pp. Ca 435 colour reproductions including 67 double-page and seven full-page. Publisher's printed cloth, dust jacket. The jacket lightly edgworn with minor interior tape repairs. English-language edition of the fully illustrated catalogue including essays by Götz Adriani, Peter Schjeldahl, Toni Stooss, and Zdenek Felix.
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ansM11281
Wien & Köln & Graz 1985-90. 31x23. X+422; + X+423-812; + XVI+592 pp. 1087 reproductions of elevations, perspectives, plans, etc. in volumes 1-2; 1111 reproductions in vol. 3. Publisher's cloth, dust jackets. (Schriften des Instituts für Kunstgeschichte, Akademie für bildenden Künste, Wien: 2,1 - 2,3). First three volumes of the massive six-volume work on Otto Wagner, the first two volumes being the standard Catalogue Raisonné of his architectural oeuvre.
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ansB17007
Frankfurt a.M., Keller, 1907. 40x32. 12 pp. + 45 plates with ca 75 photos and 15 elevations, drawings of façade details and doors, etc; + 10 pp. + 30 plates with ca 75 photos. Loose as issued in a two gilt-lettered half cloth portfolios, slightly externally worn and text leaves lightly thumbed. A documentation of Louis Seize-style architecture in Frankfurt, the first volume showing exterior views and drawings of buildings, the second covering interiors.
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Stockholm, Beijer, 1875. 22x14. X+794 pp. + 12 utvikbara planscher med 509 teckningar, ritningar och planer. Förlagsklotband med pärmtitel i guldtryck. Ryggen och pärmarnas ytterkanter något nötta, i övrigt ett välbevarat exemplar där de flesta arken fram till sidan 500 är ouppskurna. Tidens mest omfattande svenska byggnadslära, en värdefull källa till husbyggnadspraktik och -teknik i Sverige under andra hälften av 1800-talet. Andra öfversedda, tillökta och delvis omarbetade upplagan, den sista med de gamla svenska måttangivelserna. En tredje upplaga utgavs 1890 med måtten omräknade till metersystemet.
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ansD20002
Zurich 2014. 30x22. 240 pp. More than 200 photos (30 in colour; 60 full-page), and ca 40 drawings and plans, including seven double-page in colour. Publisher's printed cloth with front plate.
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ansD16521
Paris (ca 1924). 24x16. VI+XXII+248 pp. Ca 215 photos, drawings and plans. Nice contemporary red calf backed cloth boards with vellum corners, pictorial front wrapper bound in. 14e édition on the base of front wrapper may be regarded as a continuation of the fictive designation of the 1923 first edition printings, most extant copies of which are marked 5e édition. (Collection de L'Esprit Nouveau). 'Vers une Architecture' originally appeared in 1923 under the name Le Corbusier-Saugnier which was the joint pseudonym under which Charles-Edouard Jeanneret and Amedée Ozenfant first published the texts in their magazine L'Esprit Nouveau. This new edition was revised and extended by Jeanneret who dropped the Saugnier, thus taking the whole credit for the texts.
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(London 1901-13) Facsimile reprint, London 1976. 21x14. A total of 418 pp. including ca 170 pages with photos of more than 4000 objects. Publisher's printed boards. A complete facsimile of the auction catalogues 1-130 published 1901-1913 by the British collector and dealer of ethnographic art and artefacts from Oceania, Africa, North and South America, Asia, etc.
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ansD17121
Moskva 1937. 34x27. 160 pp. + 4 plates with coloured perspective drawings + one folding plate with drawings. Ca 90 perspectives and elevations, 80 plans and sections, 16 photos of models, and at the end of the book ca 35 detailed measured plans and drawings including doors, windows, etc. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, the lettering slightly dulled, corner tips lightly worn. (Vsesoyuznaya Akademiya Arkhitektury). An album of architectural projects for kolkhoz clubs and district culture centres. Among the architects are Andrei Rostkovskii (three projects); Nikolai Kolli, Fomin & Levinson, and Yakov Kornfeld (each two projects); Arkadi Mordvinov, Oskar Munts, Ginzburg & Rubanenko, etc.
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Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution Press, 1970. 33x25. VI+322 pp. + 15 tipped-in colour plates. Ca 940 black and white reproductions, Publisher's cloth, dust jacket, a fine copy.
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ansB2236
London (1905 ). 40x27. XII+(52); + VIII+(36) pp. + 237 plates with 294 photos. Publisher's decorated, gilt-lettered cloth, top edges gilt. These volumes are a mine of lovely things. Indeed, it would be difficult to better the photographs, and the letterpress is interesting and readable. Those who have spent pleasant hours in the gardens of Tivoli or Frascati will enjoy recalling by means of this work the time passed in those places of ordered beauty. (from the review in The Spectator, 8 December, 1906).
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ansD25074
Berlin, Hessling, 1968. 25x18. XXIV+648 pp. + 36 pp. with 137 photos. Numerous reproductions of marks. Publisher's cloth. Weak external stains in margin of front board, otherwise perfect.
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ansD13080
Leipzig, Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1921. 27x20. XII+356 pp. + 6 original prints: two lithographs by George Grosz and Franz Heckendorf; four woodcuts by Heinrich Campendonk, Eberhard Wegener, Joseph Achmann, and Ewald Mataré. Ca 300 reproductions and photos of works by Grosz, Erich Heckel, Georg Schrimpf, Ernst Barlach, Oskar Schlemmer, Pablo Picasso, Marie Laurencin, Henri Matisse, and others. Publisher's cloth-backed boards. Binding worn and slightly shaken with front hinge cracking, 5 cms tear in the cloth backstrip, covers slightly smudged.
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ansC7806
Moskva 1929. 28x19. 28 pp. No.416 of 500 copies. Signed by Favorskij. Publisher's pictorial boards (tiny piece missing from bottom of backstrip). Pushkin's 'The Little House in Kolomna' illustrated with wood engravings by Vladimir Favorskij, the graphic artist and theatre designer. A specialist in wood engraving, Favorsky became an important and influential figure in the post-revolutionary period, neglected outside Russia because of the traditional associations of his chosen medium (John Milner)
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ansD24053
Tokyo, Tokyo Bijutsu Kurabu, (ca 1920). 26x18. Four leaves with titles and list of contents + 63 leaves, including six folding, with ca 250 reproductions and photos including 80 full-page. All text and captions bilingual in English and Japanese. Publisher's pictorial boards, sewn with visible string. A very good copy with light, unobtrusive surface wear and a tiny, weak corner scuffing; contents very fine. Gift inscription by Strehlneek to B.W. Fleischer Esq. Benjamin Wilfred Fleischer left the USA for Japan in 1907, where he ran the newspaper Japan Advertiser between 1911 and 1930, making it one of the best edited and best connected American newspapers in East Asia.
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ansD21572
Paris (ca 1925). 24x16. XII+300 pp. + folding coloured pan + large folding plate. Nearly 200 plans, drawings, photos, etc. Fine half cloth binding, pictorial wrappers (designated 11e édition) bound in, one weak stain in margin of front wrapper. (Collection de L'Esprit Nouveau). A collection of articles on town building by Le Corbusier first published in 1925 with a number of fictitious edition designations. Partly drawn from the magazine 'L'Esprit Nouveau' published by Le Corbusier and Amedée Ozenfant, the book includes a presentation of the 'Ville Contemporain' project for a modern city which is illustrated on the large folding plate.
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ansD12406
Berlin 1914. 32x26. VIII+58 pp. + 74 photogravure plates with photos. Publisher's printed linen cloth, bookplate on first, blank page. Covers lightly warped, otherwise a very fine copy. (Königliche Museen zu Berlin. Beschreibung der Bildwerke der Christlichen Epoches, 2). Scarce, important documentation of Italian Renaissance bronze sculptures, statuettes and other bronze objects.
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ansD12226
Wien, Schroll, 1930. 29x23. 104 pp. 64 perspective, elevations and plans, and 40 photos of buildings and models. Typographical layout and cover design by El Lissitzky Publisher's printed red cloth, covers lightly sullied and stained. Spine faded, partly cracking, and worn at top and bottom. Former owner's name or stamp scratched from endpapers and first/last page. Interior clean and unblemished. (Neues Bauen in der Welt, 1). The first volume in the uniformly designed set of three illustrated books on modern architecture published by Schroll in 1930 ('Russland' by Lissitzky, 'Amerika' by Neutra, and 'Frankreich' by Roger Ginsburger). An influential publication on new architecture in the Soviet Union with examples from the work of Lissitzky, Tatlin, the Vesnin Brothers, Barchin, Malevich, Ginzburg, Kochar, Bunin, Velikovsky, and others.
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ansD25154
Paris, Tardy, 1974-5, 1974. 31x23. XXXVI+224 pp. + 10 colour plates; + II+225-508 pp. + 9 colour plates and one b/w plate; + IV+509-896 pp. A total of more than 2200 photos and reproductions including 120 full-page. Pictorial wrappers. Tiny, weak corner scuffing of volume 2, otherwise an excellent set. A complete set of this standard work on French pendulum clocks. Vol 1: Des origines au Louis XV. Vol. 2: Du Louis XVI à nos jours. Vol. 3: Les Provinces françaises. Horloges et pendules étrangères.
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ansD13572
Leipzig, Hiersemann, 1921-23. 33x24. XIV+200; + IV+201-368; + IV+369-732 pp. + 24 plates (12 coloured) tipped-in on grey stock. 471 photos in the text, tables with reproductions of 133 marks, and reprint of the price-lists of 1767. Publisher's gilt-lettered half vellum, top edges gilt, a very fine set. The classic, sumptuously produced history of the Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory and its production 1750-1856, including special sections on Franz Niedermayer, Johann Peter Melchior, Franz Anton Bustelli, Christian Adler, Friederich Gärter, Mathias Flurl, and others associated with Nymphenburg wares. Fully indexed.
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