Jacques 1633 (7 results)

Softcover. 4°, Originalbroschur mit illustriertem Vorderdeckel, am Einband etwas knickspurig und randbestoßen. 56 (1) Blatt, einfarbig bedruckt. Sauberer, guter Zustand. Vauban war französischer Marschall und Festungsbaumeister König Ludwigs XIV. // aus dem Französischen übersetzt von S. Summerer u. a. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Die Kastanien fallen, die Blätter rascheln - durchforsten Sie unseren Bestand an Botanik und Zoologie im Ladengeschäft! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K02208-438528. …

Original Kupferstich von ca. 1690 - Blatt-Format: ca.25x17 cm - gut erhalten // Wir, das Antiquariat Steffen Völkel, kaufen und verkaufen alte Bücher, Handschriften, Zeichnungen, Autographen, Grafiken und Fotografien. Wir sind stets am Ankauf von kompletten Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und Nachlässen interessiert. Sprache: Deutsch.…

Condition: Good. Folio. 3 volumes with 4 parts.28 x 45.5cm. Collated with 205 plates. Contemporary gilt calf with 7 thick raised bands; slightly rubbed on extremities. .Very good without foxing.OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1415441570.The prints engraved by Renier Blokhuysen feature various views of monasteries and abbeys in Mechelen, Brussels, and Antwerp. Most include a legend identifying the various parts of the buildings, as well as allegorical figures.The prints may have appeared in the earlier 1729 edition, or even in the work *Chorographia Brabantiae*.The prints engraved by Renier Blokhuysen feature various views of monasteries and abbeys in Mechelen, Brussels, and Antwerp. Most include a legend identifying the various parts of the buildings, as well as allegorical figures.At the time of printing, Brabant was divided between the Dutch Republic in the north and the Austrian Habsburg Empire in the South; today, all of the territory except the Dutch province of North Brabant is part of Belgium. The "Profane" engravings include plans and panoramic views of cities and towns, while the "Sacré" volumes, first issued in 1729, show not only church and monastic architecture, but details of tombs, memorial plaques, and epitaphs, along with portraits of the bishops of the dioceses of the duchy. The engravings have the crystalline purity of line that set apart the topographical works of Merian a century or so earlier.Auteurs et Origine : L'ouvrage est une traduction et une adaptation en français, réalisée par Jacques Le Roy (1633-1719) à partir des travaux latins d'Antonius Sanderus (notamment son Chorographia Sacra Brabantiae).Divisé en plusieurs volumes (généralement 4 parties), il décrit en détail la cathédrale Saint-Rombaut à Malines, les abbayes, couvents et églises de la région. Il est richement illustré de centaines de planches gravées en taille-douce représentant des vues d'édifices, des armoiries et des dalles funéraires. Very heavy: 15 kilos.…

Condition: Good. Folio. Contemorary calf, gilt spine on raised bands, restored. 39.5 x 26.5 cm. [4 with frontisp.]-viii pp., 107 pl. of which some double-paged or folding (marg. tear pl. Genap and Carloo, pl. Rixensart part. missing, pl. "Vue et perspective de la maison et jardin du vicomte de la Vuere et Duysberg" printed on pl. Thielen).OCLC 902323684.First edition of the famous extensive work on the castles and manor houses, and principal monasteries and abbeys in the province of Brabant by Jacques Le Roy (1633-1719). This copy has the usual 83 full-page, double or folding plates depicting 143 views of monuments or castles, each with the coat of arms of the owners. It also comprises the often recurring 21 plates with Visscher's map of Brabant and panoramic views and plans of Antwerp, Brussels, Leuven and 's-Hertogenbosch., it also includes: several plates by Wenceslaus Hollar (Pennington nos. 824, 850, 886, 894) incl. Antwerp Cathedral, Groenendael Abbey; Rothendael Abbey, Tongerloo; Antverpien turris ecclesiae cathedralis. Engraved by Gillis Hendricx. - 2. Le chateau de l'anciene famille de Spangen en Hollande. - 3. Conventus FF. Minorum S. Francisci Capucinorum extractus Bruxellis. In addition this copy has the frontispiece after Abraham van Diepenbeke, the "schema metallorum" for the identification of the coat of arms. Plates are engraved by Jacobus Harrewijn, Henri Cause, Gaspar Bouttats and others after Lucas Vosterman, de Cröes, G. de Bruyn, A. Santvoort, R. Whitehand. Ref. BB III:842-847.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. 2 works in one volume. Folio (16 4/8 x 10 4/8 inches). "Castella.": Text in Latin, French and Dutch. Half title, additional engraved title-page, engraved vignette on letterpress title-page, engraved dedication leaf, 4 double-page maps, 3 folding, 208 illustrations on 122 leaves, some double-page or folding by Hollar, Harrewyn, Cause, Bouttats, R. Whiteland and others, engraved head- and tail-pieces and woodcut initials. "L'Erection.": Half-title, engraved vignette on title-page, engraved dedication and 7engraved vignette views, woodcut initials (bound without the map). Contemporary calf (worn). Provenance: Engraved armorial bookplate of Belgian revolutionary Anne Therese Philippine d'Yves and inscribed by her above the bookplate: "This book was bought of M. Verbyste at Bruxelles June 1840"; ownership inscription at head of title-page Eleonora Adelaide Sophia Leopoldina Kilvers 1840, nee de Chievre Later edition of "Castella." first published in 1694, second edition of "L'Erection.", these works are often found bound together, and depict the monuments, castles and Abbeys of Brabant. The four parts to the first work are Louvain, Brussels, Antwerp and Bois-Leduc. From the library of pamphleteer and Brabantine revolutionary Anne Therese Philippine d'Yves. The Brabant Revolution was a short-lived revolt (1789-1790 of the Belgian provinces of the Austrian Netherlands against Habsburg rule. The center of the revolt was the province of Brabant, and the "stone-throwing" women of the region were a major force for the Austrians to reckon with: "The Comtesse d'Yvres was unique among the Brabant revolutionaries in being able to mediate between the two revolutionary factions, the traditionalists and the democrats, leaders of both factions relied on the Comtesse to intervene with the other side on their behalf and to arrange confidential meetings. When Austrians arrested a number of suspected revolutionary leaders, the mayor of Brussels, who visited her almost daily, warned her to be ever circumspect. Her ideas were being discussed publicly on every street in Brussels, he suggested. She refused to head his advice and continued to rally the leaders of the Estates and the clandestine democratic committee, supplying them with the latest pamphlets and pressing them to persevere in their defense of the rights of the Belgium people." (Polansky: women in Revolutionary Belgium: from Stone Throwers to Hearth Tenders" page 87-104). Catalogued by Kate Hunter.…

Condition: Good. Folio. 26 x 41cm. Contemporary calf, unrestored. [6]pp; 117 plates, some double page and some two to a page.OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:939440: . At least two different editions were published in 1696. One appears to be, broadly, a reissue of the plates of the first edition, with new letterpress in Latin and Dutch, and four different title-sources (this edition is not described by Bibliotheca Belgica, but is present at the British Library at 158.k.4). A Latin title page is more or less as described above, while a Dutch title page reads De kastelen en borgten van de edelen van Brabant. The engraved title-plate reads 'Prospectus Castellorum Et Prætoriorum . ' (as above), and a small engraved half-title supplies the title Brabantia sacra et profana scenographice illustrata. The two letterpress titlepages have the Amsterdam imprint of Abraham van Someren and Arnold van Ravestein. The present edition is quite different, and may perhaps be later. It has been reorganised into four books, the first two of which consist of the matter extracted from Topographia historica Gallo-Brabantiae, while the third is largely from the Notitia marchionatus sacri Romani Imperii. The title-plate and 'Schema metallorum . ' came originally from this last source, along with all but plates [5], [9], [14], [20], [22b], [23b] [30], [32], [33b], [34a], [37b], [38], [45b], [46a] and [47-49] from part 3 listed above, a total of 64 coppers. For the present work most of the earlier plates have been reworked to remove the original page numbers and, in a few cases, to revise captions, signatures and add the coats-of-arms of dedicatees. The brief fourth part is entirely new to the present edition, with plates which appear to have been freshly commissioned from Jacques van Croes (see Plates above). The lack of a list of plates makes the content of an ideal copy extremely hard to determine (although the accompanying text suggests at least which subjects should be depicted in the plates) and it was probably Le Roy's intention that the letterpress printed at this period could be used to accompany a shifting body of illustrative views. .In 1696 the Antwerp publisher Hendrik Thieullier died, and in 1697 Le Roy produced a new edition of the work, with his own imprint (Bibliotheca Belgica III, pp. 851-852). Brunet (II, col. 1002) and the UCBA (p.1174) record that the plates were also published with the title Brabantiaes scenographia in 1696, 1697 and 1698 but, while this is plausible, no copies with this title have been traced. . …

27. #La Haye ( 's Gravenhage), Chrétien van Lom, 1730, in-folio, 44,5 x 28 cm. 2 Parties en un volume. [1] (12) pp nn ( titre imprimé en rouge et noir, avec vignette grav.; 4 planches avec des armoiries ; 64 pp + (68) ff.non numérot. avec en total 190 gravures topographique (complet). [2] (6) pp nn (dont une carte du Brabant Wallon) + 151 pp. (complet). Relié en plean cuir d'époque, , dos à 7 nerfs avec caissons doré. et étiquette de titre, tranches rouges, pages de garde marbrées. Avec infimes traces d'usure. Bel exemplaire dans une reliure d'époque. Intérieur sans tâches ni rousseurs. La première partie du livre est une réimpression d'une partie des ''Castella et Praetoria'' de 1699 ou de ''Brabantia Illustrata '' de 1705. avec des augmentations , les planches ont été partiellement réemployées ou faites en copie. La deuxième partie est une traduction d'une grande partie de la ''Topographia historica Gallo-Brabantiae'' édition de 1692. (Bibliotheca Belgica Tome III pp. 854 - 857 L-110).…