Wit J H De (37 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good +. No Jacket. Pages free from markings save the former owner's name on inside cover. Missing dust jacket. Color and B&W photos throughout along with plant illustrations. Red boards with gold gilt lettering. Minor fading to color. Spine square and intact. Photos available upon request.…

Cloth w/DJ. Condition: VG/G. New York, NY: E. P. Dutton & Company. VG/G. 1966. . Cloth w/DJ. 4to., 335 pp., DJ clipped, edges frayed, toning, sticker dot on ffe . Color, B&W Photographs (illustrator).

, 8°, gebunden, Ppbd. Condition: Sehr gut. 373 S. das Buch ist in sehr gutem Zustand, Besitzvermerk auf Innendeckel, Due to new EU packaging regulations, we are currently unable to ship to many EU countries. Shipping to Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Finland, and the Baltic states is possible. Deliveries to border-based parcel lockers or cross-border parcel forwarding services remain possible. Shipping to all countries outside the EU also remains possible. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 670. …

Condition: Good. Softcover flexiband, geïllustreerd met een katern foto's in z/w, 8vo.

Condition: Good. Softcover flexiband, geïllustreerd met een katern foto's in z/w, 8vo.

Paperback, nette staat, 159 pagina's.

331 p. Hardcover met stofomslag, groot formaat (Mooi exemplaar.).

Original publisher's stapled wrappers, pictorial frontcover, 4to: 28pp., illustrated, bibliography, notes on silver & gold coins. Contents: De geldcirculatie in de Bourgondische Nederlanden tijdens de regering van Philips de Schone 1482-1506. De ordonantie van 8 december 1499. Fine copy.

Hardcover. Condition: Original green cloth. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Dept. of Commerce / National Bureau of Standards, 1963. 8" wide by 10.5" tall. No underlining. No highlighting. No margin notes. Clean, square, and tight. EX-LIBRARY copy, stamped "WITHDRAWN" on endpapers. Very Good condition. Illustrated throughout with diagrams, drawings, tables, and photographs. Bibliographical references. Proceedings of a Symposium held at the 64th Annual Meeting of the American Ceramic Society in New York City, April 28-29, 1962. Contains an Introduction and 6 papers: 1) Plastic Flow and Fracture of Crystalline Solids; 2) Theory of Dislocations, An Elementary Introduction; 3) Observations of Dislocations: 4) Fracture Mechanisms in Crystalline Ceramics; 5) Strength of Ceramic Crystals; 6) A Review of the Effect of Microstructure on Mechanical Behavior of Polycrystalline Ceramics. First Edition. Hardcover. Original green cloth./No Dust Jacket. iv, 113pp.…

Gebonden. Condition: Boek goed. Dust Jacket Condition: Stofomslag. 63 pp. Zonder jaar. Zwart-wit illustraties. Aad de Wit (illustrator).

Condition: Sehr gut. 4° (27 x 19,5 cm). VII, 332 S., mit zahlreichen Abbildungen und graphischen Darstellungen. Original-Pappband mit farbiger Einbandillustration. Einwandfreies Exemplar.

(S. A. Stat. Neerl. 17) 1963. S. 71 - 91. m. zahlr. Abb. br. -2) Sonderabdruck.

Hardcover. 576 pagina's. Als nieuw. Met recht een handboek waarin geprobeerd wordt een overzicht te geven van het totaalaanbod aan klinisch diagnostische technieken voor kinderen. Deel 1 behandelt de methodologie, geeft theoretische achtergronden en bespreekt de verschillende onderzoeksmiddelen. Deel 2 de methoden van onderzoek; verschillende vormen van het diagnostisch interview, systematische gedragsobservatie, individueel testonderzoek en het gebruik van vragenlijsten. In deel ij de domeinen van onderzoek; o.a. intelligentie, leervorderingen, diagnostiek van taal, geheugen, bewegingsgedrag, neuropsychologische factoren en de theoretische achtergronden daarvan en het sociaal functioneren. Het boek besluit met het adviesgesprek aan de ouders. Een degelijk handboek, met een uitstekend trefwoordenregister en een uitgebreide bibliografie. De meeste stof zal klinisch diagnostisch geschoolden bekend voorkomen, maar voordeel is wel dat de kennis hier gebundeld is. Deze herziene druk is met acht hoofdstukken uitgebreid 777g. …

Paperback. Condition: Fair. 1. Verkleuring. Liche schade aan rug; ezelsoortje Dutch Eerste nummer van de derde jaargang van Phoenix. Maandschrift voor beeldende kunst, verschenen in februari 1948 en gewijd aan uiteenlopende aspecten van de oude, niet-westerse en moderne beeldende kunst. G.J. Hoogewerff behandelt Jan Swart van Groningen en diens Prediking van Johannes de Doper. Hermine van Guldener bespreekt een monumentaal beeldhouwwerk en besteedt daarnaast aandacht aan Jan Steens Aanbidding der Herders. H.F.E. Visser behandelt een tentoonstelling van de kunst van India in Londen, terwijl Th.M. Duyvené de Wit-Klinkhamer schrijft over een zeventiende-eeuwse fantast. H.L.C. Jaffé bespreekt een landschap van Paul Cézanne in het Stedelijk Museum te Amsterdam. Verder bevat het nummer bijdragen over een tentoonstelling van Afrikaanse kunst in Nederland en een bulletin over Aziatische kunst. Het tijdschrift vormt een interessant document van de Nederlandse kunstbeschouwing en kunsthistorische belangstelling kort na de Tweede Wereldoorlog, met aandacht voor zowel Nederlandse en Europese kunst als Afrikaanse en Aziatische kunst. …

Paperback, i.z.g.st., 383 pagina's.

Wereld-boog afdeling wetenschappelijke boekerij, nummer 121. 151 p., kaart, z/w foto's op platen (Orig. gkart. band. ZEER GOED).

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. [1st edition, 1st printing] ; viii, 112 p. plates (part in color) map (on lining paper) 22 cm. ; LCCN: 47-8157 ; OCLC: 2021904 ; LC: DA890.E3; Dewey: 941.445 ; light blue cloth with black lettering, in color pictorial dustjacket ; Contents: The Castle -- Holyrood -- The mediaeval city -- Old Town -- Old Town and Canongate -- New Town and Augustan Age -- Modern times. ; clipped corner, front endpaper ; name on flyleaf ; remainds of label on front cover dustjacket . Book.…

Utrecht, Vakgroep Dermatologie, 1990. 155 blz. Met figuren. Gebonden. #9090036059. [39613].

Paperback. Condition: Gut. 146 Seiten Guter Zustand/ Good Ex-Library, Einband mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren ha1037349 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 270.

Condition: Very Good.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 288 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Condition: Very Good. Wit, P. De (illustrator).

Nijmegen, SUN, 1980. 373 pp. Gebonden. (Sunschrift, 153) *band licht verkleurd, verder in goede staat*.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 232 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

SUN 1980, ingenaaid, 373 blz.

Condition: good. A copy that has been read, remains in good condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The spine and cover show signs of wear. Pages can include notes and highlighting and show signs of wear, and the copy can include "From the library of" labels or previous owner inscriptions. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation, if you're not satisfied with purchase please return item! Ships via media mail.…

Cloth, large 8vo, gilt device on front board, top edge gilt, 32 cm, 608 pp, 46 colour plates (some mounted), numerous black and white illustrations. A splendid catalogue of a superb collection, but more than this since the catalogue was intended also to explainand illustrate Delaissé's method of examining and interpreting manuscripts. The earliest manuscripts in the collection "are a thirteenth century Italian Bible, which is decorated but not illustrated, and a Liturgical Psalter, which was probaby written between 1326 and 1328 and which was decorated and illustrated in the workshop of Jean Pucelle. The remaining manuscripts are all fifteenth or sixteenth century, and, with the exception of two Italian Books of Hours, they are French or Netherlandish. The quality of the collection is rather uneven. The outstanding manuscripts are two Books of Hours illuminated respectively by Jean Bourdichon and by Simon Bening."-from a contemporary review. From the introduction: "The material description of each manuscript in this catalogue .describes in succession: I. The material and its size. II. The construction of the book in quires or gatherings. III. The preparation of the bifolio, by pricking and ruling. IV. The text, of which contents and script are examined separately, V. The decorations, in the order of their importance in relation to the text: initials, paragraph signs, line endings, and borders. VI. The illustration of the text with miniatures, of which the subjects and techniques are distinguished. VII. The binding. VIII. Additions to the book IX. Provenance. .The analytical description is followed by a commentary that attempts to interpret the material facts discovered, to introduce the reader to the life of the books and to understand,if possible, their social significance.Clearly the value of a catalogue of this kind must depend to a great extent on the illustrations. These have been made as numerous as possible and most of the manuscripts are represented by reproductions in colour. Pages of text are illustrated as well as those with miniatures, and one calendar page from each Book of Hours is reproduced." The manuscripts described are: 1. Bible (Italy, mid-thirteenth century); 2. Liturgical Psalter (Paris, workshop of Jean Pucelle, 1326-1328?); 3. Thirteen Miniatures from a 'Bible historiale' (Paris, f.1405); 4. Book of Hours of Guillebert de Lannoy (Southern Low Countries?, c.1430); 5. Eleven Miniatures from a Book of Hours (Southern Low Countries, c.1430); 6. Book of Hours (Amiens, c. 1430-1440); 7. Book of Hours (Eastern France?, c.1460); 8. Christine de Pisan, Epitre d'Othéa (Lille, publishing house of Jean Miélot, f.1455), illustrated for Philip of Cleves (Ghent?, c.1485); 9. Book of Hours for a Catalan, with additions (Bruges, c.1460 and c.1475); 10. Book of Hours (Northern France, c.1470); 11. Jean de Courcy, Chronicle called 'La Bouquechardière' (Rouen, c.1465); 12. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1470); 13. Book of Hours (Paris?, late-fifteenth century); 14. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1490); 15. Life and Fables of Aesop; Fables of Avianus (Ghent?, c.1490); 16. Book of Hours (Florence, c.1490); 17. Statutes and Armorial of the Order of the Golden Fleece (Flanders, 1481-1490; additions up to 1556); 18. Book of Hours (Naples, c.1497); 19. Missal (Paris, c.1500?); 20. Book of Hours (Tours, workshop of Jean Bourdichon, c.1505); 21. Book of Hours (Paris, i.1485-1500); 22. André Delavigne, Coronation of Anne of Brittany (Paris, c.1505); 23. Book of Hours (Northern France, early-sixteenth century); 24. Book of Hours of Jean Regnart (Paris), Nicholas Forget, (c.1510); 25. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1510); 26. Book of Hours (Bruges, workshop of Simon Bening, 1540). Minor scuffs and marks to boards, otherwise Very Good in used dustwrapper.…

0. 117 Seiten, 85 Abbildungen. - Gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutschu 0,400 gr.

Cloth, large 8vo, gilt device on front board, top edge gilt, 32 cm, 608 pp, 46 colour plates (some mounted), numerous black and white illustrations. A splendid catalogue of a superb collection, but more than this since the catalogue was intended also to explainand illustrate Delaissé's method of examining and interpreting manuscripts. The earliest manuscripts in the collection "are a thirteenth century Italian Bible, which is decorated but not illustrated, and a Liturgical Psalter, which was probaby written between 1326 and 1328 and which was decorated and illustrated in the workshop of Jean Pucelle. The remaining manuscripts are all fifteenth or sixteenth century, and, with the exception of two Italian Books of Hours, they are French or Netherlandish. The quality of the collection is rather uneven. The outstanding manuscripts are two Books of Hours illuminated respectively by Jean Bourdichon and by Simon Bening."-from a contemporary review. From the introduction: "The material description of each manuscript in this catalogue .describes in succession: I. The material and its size. II. The construction of the book in quires or gatherings. III. The preparation of the bifolio, by pricking and ruling. IV. The text, of which contents and script are examined separately, V. The decorations, in the order of their importance in relation to the text: initials, paragraph signs, line endings, and borders. VI. The illustration of the text with miniatures, of which the subjects and techniques are distinguished. VII. The binding. VIII. Additions to the book IX. Provenance. .The analytical description is followed by a commentary that attempts to interpret the material facts discovered, to introduce the reader to the life of the books and to understand,if possible, their social significance.Clearly the value of a catalogue of this kind must depend to a great extent on the illustrations. These have been made as numerous as possible and most of the manuscripts are represented by reproductions in colour. Pages of text are illustrated as well as those with miniatures, and one calendar page from each Book of Hours is reproduced." The manuscripts described are: 1. Bible (Italy, mid-thirteenth century); 2. Liturgical Psalter (Paris, workshop of Jean Pucelle, 1326-1328?); 3. Thirteen Miniatures from a 'Bible historiale' (Paris, f.1405); 4. Book of Hours of Guillebert de Lannoy (Southern Low Countries?, c.1430); 5. Eleven Miniatures from a Book of Hours (Southern Low Countries, c.1430); 6. Book of Hours (Amiens, c. 1430-1440); 7. Book of Hours (Eastern France?, c.1460); 8. Christine de Pisan, Epitre d'Othéa (Lille, publishing house of Jean Miélot, f.1455), illustrated for Philip of Cleves (Ghent?, c.1485); 9. Book of Hours for a Catalan, with additions (Bruges, c.1460 and c.1475); 10. Book of Hours (Northern France, c.1470); 11. Jean de Courcy, Chronicle called 'La Bouquechardière' (Rouen, c.1465); 12. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1470); 13. Book of Hours (Paris?, late-fifteenth century); 14. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1490); 15. Life and Fables of Aesop; Fables of Avianus (Ghent?, c.1490); 16. Book of Hours (Florence, c.1490); 17. Statutes and Armorial of the Order of the Golden Fleece (Flanders, 1481-1490; additions up to 1556); 18. Book of Hours (Naples, c.1497); 19. Missal (Paris, c.1500?); 20. Book of Hours (Tours, workshop of Jean Bourdichon, c.1505); 21. Book of Hours (Paris, i.1485-1500); 22. André Delavigne, Coronation of Anne of Brittany (Paris, c.1505); 23. Book of Hours (Northern France, early-sixteenth century); 24. Book of Hours of Jean Regnart (Paris), Nicholas Forget, (c.1510); 25. Book of Hours (Rouen, c.1510); 26. Book of Hours (Bruges, workshop of Simon Bening, 1540). Near Fine in Near Fine dustwrapper, without the slipcase.…