Rouyer Eugene and Alfred Darcel (4 results)

Hardcover. Pale green paper boards, green cloth spine; 86 pp text followed by 100 plates. Text is in French. Volume 2 only, Architectural Art in France Since Francois Ier Until Louis XVI: Interior and Exterior Decoration Motifs Drawn From Executed and Unpublished Models of the Main Era of the Renaissance. Fair (heavy shelfwear overall, foxing spots throughout, spine torn throughout, age toning, all pages are present).…

Hardbound. 1/2 red leather with deckled boards; TEG; decorative end papers. Vol. 1, 112 pp.,100 plates; Vol. 2, 86 pp., 100 plates. Text in French. The two volumes illustrate details taken from Renaissance and Post-Renaissance buildings, ranging from Versailles to private houses. The first volume covers the period to the death of Louis XIV; the second covers the reigns of Louis XIV, XV and XVI. Vol. 2 front cover is detached; lacks Plate 99; Vol 1 is Good+ with scuffing and front hinge broken. Internally ranges from bright and clean to severe foxing.…

Hardbound. 1/2 red leather with deckled boards.; gilt top edges; Vol. 1, 112 pp.,100 plates; Vol. 2, 86 pp., 98 (of 99) plates; Vol. 2 lacks plate 99; text in French. Leather is crumbly and broken in spots on spine. Interior is vg and clean, plates have inked stamp from a museum school library on the reverse with no bleed through.…

Full contemporary, pistachio cloth, flat spine with gilt lettered black morocco labels. , The 2 volumes describe in both text and engraving, the beauty of interior and exterior architectural design of various epochs of the renaissance; designs focus on: panels, ceilings, vaults, fireplaces, doors, windows, stairs, grilles, stalls, altars, confession boxes, tombs, vases and candelabras, Size : small folio (360x275mm), Profusely illustrated with 1 illustrated title and 200 plates. , Volume : Two volumes. , Vol. 1: ex libri, blank (4), title, blank, introduction 1-2, 3-105, blank, table of contents 107-112, plates (100); vol 2: ex libri, blank (4), title, blank, 80, table of contents 81-86, blank(2), plates (100). Text in French. Ex libri (with motive of a bird in a dog?s snout with a banner reading ?Fortis et Fidelis?) of J. Armstrong Stenhouse, Architect. Light staining on upper board of volume 2. Small, unintrusive stamp of Henry Landon Parkhurst on upper margin of many leaves; plate # 15 of vol. 1 reversed. …