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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Lettre de J.-J. Rousseau, de Gen�ve, Qui Contient Sa Renonciation � La Soci�t� Civile: Et Ses Derniers Adieux Aux Hommes, Adress�e Au Seul Ami Qui Lui. Book.

Condition: New.

Condition: New. In English.

Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. This is number 12 in the series "Cahiers de L'homme: Ethnologie-Geographie-Linguistique." Text in French. Lower corner of back cover turning up slightly. 70 pages.; 6 1/4 x 9 1/4".

Paper bound, volume 6 No. 1 only, illustrated throughout, 137pp. Short repaired tear top of spine else a very good copy. 425 grams. Contributions include Christina Cameron on Housing in Quebec Before Confederation; Judith Ince on The vocabulary of Freedom in 1948: The Politics of the Montreal Avant-Garde; Fernande Saint-Martin on Approche semiologique d'une oeuvre de Borduas 3+ 3 + 4; Nicole Cloutier on Le tableau de l'ancien maitre-autel de Sainte-Anne de Beaupre; Reesa Greenberg on the Drawings of Alfred Pellan; and Sylvain Allaire on Eleves canadiens dans les archives de l'Ecole des Beaux-Arts et de l'Ecole des Arts Decoratifs de Paris. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 8 No. 2 only, illustrated throughout, Pp141-239. A very good copy. 355 grams. Contributions include Jean Trudel on Joseph Legare et la bataille de Sainte-Foy; Yves Chevrefils on John Henry Walker (1831-1899), Artisan-Graveur; William Lipke on Maria Tippett: Art at the Service of War, and publication notices regarding works of Jean S. McGill, Louise Dompierre and David Burnett by Joan Murray, Pierre Thebarge and Ron Shuebrook respectively. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 9 No. 2 only, illustrated throughout, Pp96-211. A very good copy. 375 grams. Contributors include Ginette Laroche on Les 'Memorial Windows': une memoire de verre; Rosalind Pepall on The Murals in the Toronto Municipal Buildings: George Reid's debt to Puvis de Chavannes; and short notes by Monique Lanthier on Le portrait d'homme d'Ozias L3educ au MBAM retrouve son identite; Odette Legendre on A propos de Joseph Poisson et d'Antonio Leroux: Un ajout aux Artistes de mon temps d'Alfred Laliberte; et Gilles therien a John G. Garratt avec la collaboration de Bruce Robertson on The four Indian Kings-Les quatres rois indiens. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 7 No. 2 only, illustrated throughout, Pp100-198. A very good copy. 335 grams. Contributions include J. Russell Harper 1914-1983 Bibliography/Bibliographie; Philip McAleer on St. Paul's, Halifax, Nova Scotia and St. Peter's, Vere Street, London England; Alexandra Carter on William H. Eagar: Drawing Master of Argyle Street, Halifax; France Gascon on Claude Tousignant sculptor pour peindre; and book reviews by Sylvain Allaire, Liz Wylie and Christopher Varley . All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 6 No. 2 only, illustrated throughout, Pp137-240. A very good copy. 345 grams. Contributions include Gilbert Gignac and Jeanne L'Esperance on thoughts of Peace and Joy: A Study of the Iconography of the Croscup Room; John Porter on L'ancien baldaquin de la chapelle du premier palais episcopal de Quebec, a Neuville; Janet Wright on thomas Seaton Scott: The Architect versus the Administrator; Loren Singer on Canadian Art History Theses and Dissertations Update/Memoires et theses en l'histoire de l'art au Canada, and book reviews. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 7 No. 1 only, illustrated throughout, Pp1-99. A very good copy. 320 grams. Contributions include Rustin Steele Levenson on Materials and Techniques of Painters in Quebec City, 1760-1850; John Porter on L'Abbe Jean-Antoine Aide-Crequy (1749-1780) et l'essor de la peinture religieuse apres la Conquete; Yves Lacasse on La contribution du peintre americain James Bowman (1793-1842), au premier decor interieur de l'eglise Notre-Dame de Montreal. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Paper bound, volume 10 No. 1 only, illustrated throughout, Pp1-83. A very good copy. 295 grams. Contributors include Francois-Marc Gagnon on Figures hors-texte: Note sur l'Histoire Naturelle des Indes Occidentales du pere Louis Nicolas, jesuite; Cecile Langlois-Szaszkiewicz on L'enigme du tabernacle des Soeurs Grises; Virginia Nixon on The Concept of 'Regionalism' in Canadian Art History; with others by Yves Lacasse on La source gravee de 'L'Agonie au jardin des Oliviers' d'Antoine Plamondon and Loren Singer on Canadian Art History Theses and Dissertations/Memoires et theses en histoire de l'art canadien. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.…

Condition: BUONO USATO. Aggiornamenti clinico terapeutici ITALIANO Volume IX, numero 8 del settembre 1968 della collana monografica mensile Aggiornamenti clinicoterapeutici fondata da G. C. Dogliotti. Edizione a cura della Farmitalia. Brossura in cartoncino, in buono stato. Pagine leggermente ingiallite, con ampi a sezione iconografica concentrata a fine testo. Numero pagine 107.…

flexi bound. Condition: Good. 0. Copertina cartonata, con strappo al dorso. Tagli e pagine integri. Collana Monografica Mensile, vol. IX - n.8 - Settembre 1968. Buono (Good) .

Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts, revue bimestrielle, numéro 26, 1er trimestre 1952 , format 318x245mm, broché, XXII pages publicitaires ( DAUM, ROBERT CAILLAT, Jean PERZEL, ARLUS, MATÉGOT, etc.) + 44 pages, Living-Room dans une résidence à El-Biar par Pierre VAGO et Jacques DUMOND, exemplaire en état correct. Sommaire : L'Art décoratif des peuples du Mexique par F.-H. Lem, " Preuves " ( Hélène HENRY, Jean LUCE, Paul BONET, DAUM, DUPRÉ-PERRIN, Boris J. LACROIX, Jean FOUQUET, Alexandre NOLL, THURET, RENOU et GÉNISSET, L. TARDY ), Le Pavillon des États-Unis à la Triennale de Milan par Julia Veronesi, Le Bronze d'ornement par P.-M. Grand ( PLIN, ANDROUSOV, YENCESSE, CHAMPREIX, DEBARRE, COUSIN ), Une Résidence à El - Biar aménagée et décorée par Jacques DUMOND et Pierre VAGO l'architecte, Prélude aux Arts Ménagers par Roger Morel, L'Assiette peinte ( Louise de VILMORIN, Georges HUGNET, A. BEAUDIN, GISCHIA, Jean COCTEAU, Man RAY, BORÈS ), Sur les bords de la Bièvre par B.J.L., etc.…

71 pages.

Couverture rigide. Condition: bon. R200079156: 1986. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 127 pages.Nombreuses photos et illustrations en couleurs et noir et blanc,dans le texte. Adhésif en dos. . . . Classification Dewey : 370-Education.

Couverture souple. Condition: Bon état. In-8 24 x 16 cm. Broché, couverture beige, titre en sépia sur le premier plat, 71 pp., bibliographie, table des matières. Bon exemplaire.

Paperback. Cahiers de l'Homme. Nouvelle serie 12. 71pp card covers, The Hague 1972. Very good copy.

Paris 1965. 2 vols. 647 pp. (Class.Afr.3-4).

Condition: new.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New. Reprint 2019 ed.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - No detailed description available for 'Devinettes Peules suivies de quelques proverbes et exemples d'argots (Nord-Cameroun)'.

Condition: New. 1972. Reprint 2019. hardcover. . . . . .

Hardback. Condition: New. Reprint 2019 ed.

Condition: Good. Sonstiges Zubehör. Sofortversand aus Deutschland. Artikel wiegt maximal 500g. Broschiert. Französische AUsgabe.

Condition: New. 1972. Reprint 2019. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

La sous-famille des Grammoceratinae a fait l?objet d?une premi?re ?tude approfondie de Gabilly (1976), ? partir d?un mat?riel provenant de la r?gion du stratotype du Toarcien, puis d?un travail de th?se par Rulleau (1989) sur les ammonites de la r?gion lyonnaise. Outre leur caract?re purement r?gional, ces travaux ?taient soit incomplets, Gabilly n?ayant consid?r? qu?une partie des genres rattach?s ? la sous-famille, soit in?dits dans le cas de la th?se de Rulleau. Par ailleurs, de nombreux travaux ult?rieurs, soit en France, soit ? l?tranger, ont apport? de nouvelles donn?es sur ce groupe d?ammonites et sa r?partition mondiale. Dans le domaine NW europ?en, le tronc principal, repr?sent? par les Pseudogrammoceras et issu des Phymatoceratinae, se poursuit jusqu? l?extinction du phyllum, par les Phlyseogrammoceras et les Hudlestonia. De cette lign?e, vont se d?tacher successivement plusieurs rameaux lat?raux : les Grammoceras d?abord, puis les Esericeras qui donnent naissance aux Pseudolillia et enfin les Gruneria. Les Podagrosites occupent une place ? part, ce qui pose le probl?me de leur origine. Au niveau des esp?ces, des formes nouvelles ont pu ?tre d?crites, de m?me que l?on a pu discuter de l?appartenance vraisemblable ou non ? la sous-famille, d?esp?ces m?diterran?ennes ou am?ricaines. The Grammoceratinae subfamily was the subject of a first in-depth study by Gabilly (1976), using material from the Toarcian stratotype region, then a thesis work by Rulleau (1989) on the ammonites of the Lyon region. In addition to their purely regional character, these works were either incomplete, Gabilly having considered only part of the genera attached to the subfamily, or unpublished in the case of Rulleau s thesis. In addition, many subsequent works, either in France or abroad, have provided new data on this group of ammonites and its worldwide distribution. In the NW European domain, the main trunk, represented by the Pseudogrammoceras and derived from the Phymatoceratinae, continues until the extinction of the phyllum, by the Phlyseogrammoceras and the Hudlestonia. From this line, several lateral branches will successively detach: the Grammoceras first, then the Esericeras which give rise to the Pseudolillia and finally the Gruneria. Podagrosites occupy a special place, which raises the problem of their origin. At the species level, new forms have been described, just as we have been able to discuss the probable membership or otherwise of the subfamily of Mediterranean or American species. Lyon. D?dale Editions. 292 pp., num. figs, 66 b/w plates, br. 4.…

The abundance and diversity of ammonites from the Upper Toarcian and Lower Aalenian in numerous deposits in Western Europe have enabled the in-depth study of two subfamilies: the Dumortieriinae and the Leioceratinae. The almost imperceptible transition from one to the other allows them to be grouped in the same family, that of the Graphoceratidae, a family which therefore brings together, alongside the Hammatoceratidae, almost all of the ammonites from the terminal Toarcian (Pseudoradiosa and Aalensis zones) and the Aalenian. This study also attempted to present the numerous species created in each genus, gathered in groups sharing both common morphological characters and the same stratigraphic position. Paleogeographically, it appears that this group of ammonites is mainly confined to the NW European province and much less represented in the Mediterranean province, otherwise on its margins (Hungary, North Africa, etc.). The systematic position of this group, however, remains debated: the genus Tmetoceras is placed according to the authors, either in a subfamily of the Tmetoceratinae, attached to the Graphoceratidae, which is the option retained in this work, or in an independent family of Graphoceratidae which can also include the genus Catulloceras from which the genus Tmetoceras derives, or even the genus Dumortieria. This work completes the series of books already published on the ammonite fauna of the Toarcian and Lower Aalenian. It follows the work on the Hildoceratidae, the Hammatocertidae, the Dactylioceratidae, the Phymatoceratidae, the Grammoceratidae, the Phylloceratidae and the Lytoceratidae. L?abondance et la diversit? des ammonites du Toarcien sup?rieur et de l?Aal?nien inf?rieur dans de nombreux gisements de l?Europe occidentale ont permis l?tude approfondie de deux sous-familles : les Dumortieriinae et les Leioceratinae. Le passage presque insensible de l?une ? l?autre autorise ? les regrouper dans une m?me famille, celle des Graphoceratidae, famille qui rassemble donc, aux c?t?s des Hammatoceratidae, la quasi totalit? des ammonites du Toarcien terminal (zones ? Pseudoradiosa et ? Aalensis) et de l?Aal?nien. Cette ?tude a ?galement tent? de pr?senter les nombreuses esp?ces cr??es dans chaque genre, rassembl?es dans des groupes partageant ? la fois des caract?res morphologiques communs et une m?me position stratigraphique. Sur le plan pal?og?ographique, il appara?t que cet ensemble d?ammonites est surtout inf?od? ? la province NW europ?enne et bien moins repr?sent? dans la province m?diterran?enne, sinon sur ses marges (Hongrie, Afrique du Nord?). La position syst?matique d?un groupe reste cependant discut?e : il s?agit du genre Tmetoceras, rang? suivant les auteurs, soit dans une sous-famille des Tmetoceratinae, rattach?e aux Graphoceratidae, ce qui est l?option retenue dans ce travail, soit dans une famille ind?pendante des Graphoceratidae pouvant inclure ?galement le genre Catulloceras dont d?rive le genre Tmetoceras, voire m?me le genre Dumortieria. Le pr?sent ouvrage vient compl?ter la s?rie des livres d?j? parus sur la faune d?ammonites du Toarcien et de l?Aal?nien inf?rieur. Il succ?de donc aux travaux sur les Hildoceratidae, les Hammatocertidae, les Dactylioceratidae, les Phymatoceratidae, les Grammoceratidae, les Phylloceratidae et les Lytoceratidae. Lyon. D?dale Editions. 302 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w illustrations, paperback 4 [21 x 29.7 cm] [in French].…

in-8, broché, 72p, bé.