G Mandelbrote (11 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Publisher's cloth and gilt binding. Book and jacket very presentable, clean, tight and sound. xiv + 208 pages, index. Approx. size 9" by 6". Quantity Available: 1. Category: Books on Books; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 27378.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. 5.75 x 8.5 inches. 353 pages. Tan cloth cover with navy blue script on spine and line illustration on front. Light wear to cover, light foxing on endpapers. Very good condition.

London, National Trust, 2004. 28 pp. With ills. Sewn.

Laminated pictorial boards, large 8vo, 29 cm, 168 pp, ills (chiefly colour), facs, maps, portraits. From the blurb - " The Nuremberg physician Hartmann Schedel (1440-1514) Is known mainly as the compiler of the World Chronicle which was published by Anton Koberger in a Latin and German version In 1493. The Chronicle is the most lavishly illustrated book printed in the 15th century, famous particularly for the views of European towns it contains. In contrast, the Chronicle's text has received only scant attention. Hartmann Schedel compiled it from a large variety of sources that he had assembled over decades in the course of his studies and professional career, which took him to the universities of Leipzig and Padua before he finally settled in his home town of Nuremberg for the rest of his life. This book accompanies an exhibition shown on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of Hartmann Schedel's death at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich, where the largest part of the learned doctor's library has been preserved since 1571.5ome 40 manuscripts and early printed books are presented. Schedel's book collection is one of the very rare examples of a late mediaeval private library to have survived the centuries in an unusually complete state. It spans a wide range of subjects, beginning with university textbooks on the arts and on medicine which Schedel copied by hand, and includes a large number of early printed books produced by German and Italian presses. Schedel was interested In nearly all subjects: rhetoric, astronomy, philosophy, classical and humanist literature, historiography, geography and cosmography, medicine, law, theology. He enhanced his books with painted and printed Images and stored letters and other documents in them. Some of his manuscripts contain autobiographical information, as well as portraits, Inventories of property and a travel diary. There is hardly another fifteenth-century author about whom we know so many private details. Through his unique manuscripts and rare incunables, Schedel springs to life for us as a person." Near Fine.…

New Castle, Oak Knoll (& London, British Library), 2009. xvi,191 pp. Bound w.dustj.

London, British Library ( & New Castle, Oak Knoll), 2006. xviii,414 pp. With num.ills. Cloth w.dustj. (Commissioned by the ABA to celebrate its centenary; dustj. v.sl.used).

Leicester, 2022. Long 8vo. 144 pp. Bound w.dustj. (w.ded. to Jos van Heel by Robin Myers).

New Castle, Oak Knoll, 1997. xviii,316 pp. With frontispiece, and some ills in the text. Cloth.

London, British Library, 2009. L-8vo. xii,448 pp. With ills. Bound w.dustj.

Oxford UP, 2014. LArge 4to. 336 pp. Richly illustrated. (Stud. in the Arcadian Library.9; spine sl. spotted; dustj. sl. used; tear repaired with tape) - contributions by G. Mandelbrote, A. Hamilton, P.J.M. Marks, A. Hobson, J.-P. Ghobrial, N. Pickwoad, W. de Bruijn.

Cambridge UP, 2006. 3 vols. xx,688- xii,575- xxiv,737 pp. Bound with dustj. (small spot on back board vol.3).