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The Daily Chronicle Ltd. (British Guiana), 1948 Third impression of the Guiana Editon No. 2. There is some tearing to the outside of the spine but the binding is secure.. Soft cover. Good.

Mack, 2014 Signed by Bertien Van Manen, the photographer, in neat ink hand on half title page. 23.5 x 22.5 x 1 cm. English text. New copy.. Signed by Author(s). 1st Edition. Hardcover. New/No Jacket.

Springer, 1986 xi, 225 pages. Dust-wrapper very slightly sunned at top edges. Johan van Benthem is a University Professor emeritus of pure and applied logic at the University of Amsterdam, Henry Waldgrave Stuart professor of philosophy at Stanford University, and Changjiang national professor of humanities at Tsinghua University Beijing. He has worked in modal logic, temporal logic, logical semantics and syntax of natural language, as well as dynamic logics of information, computation, and agency. He was the founding director of the 'Institute for Logic, Language and Computation' (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam, and the first Chair and First Honorary Member of the European Association for Language, Logic and Information (FoLLI). His published books include "The Logic of Time" (1983), "Modal Logic and Classical Logic" (1985), "Essays in Logical Semantics" (1986). 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good.

Nobrow, 2010 Book is complete and in fine condition.. Soft cover. Fine.

Charta, 1998 This book shows almost no signs of wear and is in fine condition.. Soft cover. Fine.

Monacelli, 1999 This book is new and in mint condition, still wrapped in plastic.. Hardcover. New/New.

119 printed pages (sporadic light foxing). Printed by Jules Didot aine, rue du Pont-de-Lodi, nº 6, Paris, in a clear diamond sized type. All edges speckled. Charming German marbled endpapers. Black silk place-keeper. 60 x 95mm. Contemporary red quarter calf over French shell marbled paper covered boards. Spine with gilt lettering and tooled floral leaves and tendrils at head and foot, between single gilt ruled borders. The epic poem in French is about Henri le Grand (Henry iv of France). One of Classiques en Miniature series of publications, individually published between 1824-7. Bondy, 90. Nauroy, 41. Welsh, 6994. Not in Spielmann. WorldCat locates just two copies of this edition (in the National Libraries of France and of Spain).

MHF Memorial Foundation Foligno, 2009 184 printed pages, many illustrations mostin colour some in b/w. Italian and English language. 24.5 x 29.5 cm, Artificial silk pictorial upper cover with white lettering on brown cloth. This bilingual book is an investigation into a unique and original iconographic invention by Andrea Mantegna: "Our Lady of Tenderness with the dreamy Child" who, as a devotional image, had inexplicably not yet found widespread recognition. This particular iconography of the "sleeping baby", in the nativity on the lap of the Madonna, now represented in the style of the "Glycophilousa"(Tenderness, which normally underlines the mutual, intimate relationship between mother and child), becomes here instead one-sided - Jesus sleeping: there is no precedent to Mantegna's unique and lasting iconographic creation. The research starts from the direct study of a well-known but unpublished painting with its original "Mantegnesca" in comparison with… Read More