Search Results: Titles starting with K from Leopolis Volodymyr Dmyterko

Böhlau, 1999 8vo (24 cm), XIV, 232 pp. Publisher's cloth. Proceedings of a symposium in Trier in October 1991. For contents see scans.

Leipzig: Karl W. Hiersemann, 1908 3 volumes 8vo (21 cm), 72 pp; 61, (3) pp; 26, (6) pp. Printed wrappers (wrappers little foxed and stained, some browning of paper inside). 3 catalogues of German publisher and bookseller Karl Wilhelm Hiersemann devoted solely to Russia. 1906 items described including geography, travels, numismatics and economy (vol. I); art, archeology, manuscripts, portraits, costumes and views (vol. II); Russian language and literature, bibliography, theology and liturgical books (vol. III).

Leipzig: Karl W. Hiersemann, 1910 8vo (22 cm), cont. cloth backed paper boards, black gilt-lettered label, all edges painted red, preserved original wrappers of all catalogues (biding little rubbed, foxing of the edges of some wrappers). A collection of catalogues of Leipzig bookselling firm Karl W. Hiersemann. Included: Catalogue 377 Orientalische Kunst, 80 pp, 2 plates, 519 items described; 378 Mexico, 113 pp, 4 plates, 609 items; 381 Weltreisen, 16 pp,138 items; 382 Kunstgewerbe, 145 pp, 1700 items; 383 Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, 66 pp, 708 items; 388 Inkunabeln 64 pp,315 items; 389 Kunst und Kunstgewerbe, 56 pp, 737 items; 390 Architektur, 113 pp, 1 plate, 1422 items; 391 Asien, 144 pp, 1731 items; 393 Europäische Geschichte 1750-1850, 80 pp, 844 items; 394 America I, 105 pp, 1121 items; 395 America II, 149 pp, 1805 items; 410 Kostüme, Uniformen, 64 pp, 575 items; 412 Alte Architekturwerke, 85 pp, 564 items; 415 Kunst und Kunstgewerbe, 105 pp, 1592 items; 421 Kunstgewerbe, 93 pp, 960 items.

Toronto: Shevchenko Scientific Society, 1965 8vo (24 cm), 288 pp. Publisher's boards. In Ukrainian. The Carpatho-Ukrainian Republic: A Contribution To The History Of The Carpatho-Ukrainian Struggle For Freedom, 1919-1939

Ossolineum, 2022 8vo (24.5 cm), 247 pp. Laminated boards, silk bookmarks. In Polish. A catalogue of books printed in Cyrillic in the Ossolineum library in Wrocław. 65 items including books printed in "civil scrip" (items 49-65).

L'viv: Vyshcha shkola, 1981 3 volumes 4to (30 cm), 134 pp; 132 pp; 128 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jackets (jackets little frayed at extremities). A bibliography of books printed in Ukraine up to 1800. 4137 editions are described. Included indexes of printers, places, subjects and engravers.

Pozen: Hofbuchdruckerei W. Becker & Co., 1885 4 volumes in 3 8vo (20.5 cm), XII, 58, 441, [3], 485 pp, 2 plates; XV, 953 pp; XI, 667 pp; [6], 277 pp. Publisher's green cloth, gilt-lettered spines, blind-stamped upper coves, marbled edges. Vol. 3 and 4 bound together. From the library of J. A. Nałęcz Raczyński (stamp on the front pastdown of the vol. 2). In German. The Raczyński Library is a public library founded in 1829 by Count Edward Raczyński in Poznań. It was based on the founder's book collection and focused on Polonica and books on areas historically connected with Poland. The library was destroyed during the WWII except for the special collections looted earlier. The catalogue is thematically arranged. Vol. 1 includes a biography of the founder, library history and statues, description of 191 manuscripts, catalogues of incunabula, theology, philosophy, science and arts. Vol. 2 catalogs literature and history. Vol. 3 is a catalogue of Polish… Read More

Kraków: Wydawnictwo Muzeum Narodowego, 1902 8vo (22.5 cm), 101 pp. Lleather backed boards, original wrappers bound in (paper lightly browned). A catalogue of etching and engravings of a German painter and printmaker Daniel Chodowiecki (1726-1801) in the National Museum in Kraków. A Chodowiecki's biography followed by descriptions of 790 items.

L'viv: Vyshcha shkola, 1981 4to (30 cm), 134 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket (dj little frayed at extremities, binding and text fine). Inscribed by Jaroslav Isajevych on the half-title.The first volume of a bibliography of printing in Ukraine. Described are 762 items from the Ivan Fedorov's Apostol (1574) up to 1700. Included indexes of printers, places, subjects and engravers.

S. Petersburg: Dobrodeev, 1881 4to (32 cm), XX, 26 pp. Uncut in printed wrappers (wrappers little stained, a small hole at the bottom margin of the page 1, paper lightly browned). The text of a catalogue of Russian manuscripts in the library of the Cathedral of St. Sophia in Veliky Novgorod, which was moved to S. Petersburg in 1859. The only catalogue of the library, it was compiled around 1800 and contains descriptions of 67 manuscripts. Pamjatniki drevnoj pismennosti, 21 (1881, 12).

Zürich: L'Art Ancien, 1971 8vo (24 cm), [6], 188 pp. Printed wrappers. 'A new way of seeing', a catalogue devoted to Jugendstil and Art Nouveu. Included book art, periodicals, illustrated books from 1910, typography, a drawing by Klimt and a relief by Franz von Stuck.

Warszawa: PWN, 1973 8vo (24 cm), 288 pp, 100 illustrations. Publisher's cloth. In Polish. A catalog of architectural drawings from Czartoryski library in Kraków.

Kiev: Naukova dumka, 1986 8vo (20 cm), 198 pp. Publisher's wraps. In Russian. The catalog of a collection of post-incubabula kept at the Rare Books Department of Lviv Stefanyk Scientific library of Ukrainian Academy of Sciences.

Warszawa: Instytut Geografii PAN, 1972 8vo (20.5 cm), 76 pp. Printed wrappers. In Polish. A catalogue of geographical manuscripts in libraries of Poznań and Kórnik. Descriptions of 80 manuscripts including Marco Polo (the second half of 15th century), Mikolaj Radziwill' Peregination to the Holy Land (1596), Lippomano' Relations from Poland (end of 16th century), Ricaut' Descriptions of Turkey (1668).

Lwów: Zakladu nar. im Ossolinskich, 1881 8vo (23 cm), VII, 759 pp. Later cloth backed marbled boards, original wrappers bound in. The first volume of the catalogue of manuscripts in the Ossolineum or the National Ossoliński Institute, an important library founded in 1817 in L'viv. 226 manuscripts meticulously described, followed 100 page long index.

L'viv: Vyshcha shkola, 1984 3 volumes 4to (30 cm), 132 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jackets (jackets little frayed at extremities). The first part of the second volume of a bibliography of printing in Ukraine. Items 763-2358 printed in 1701-1764.

Berlin and Leipzig:: Verlag von Kunstwissenschaft, 1939 4to (30.5 cm), XVI, 782, [2] pp. French half-morroco with corners, four raised bands, spine gilt, marbled end-papers, teg (bookplate mounted on the front pastdown). Beautiful copy of the catalog of the art library which once was the biggest and the finest in the world. 5435 works are described, part of them were lost during the WW2. The most important bibliography of books on the decorative arts.

Torun: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Mikolaja Kopernika, 2016 4to (27 cm), LVIII, 462 pp. Publisher's laminated board and dust jacket. In Polish. A catalog of medieval manuscripts in Toruń University Library. Described and illustrated 72 manuscripts from XI to the end of XV CC. Introduction (a history of the collection, the most precious manuscripts, cataloging of the collection) in Polish and German.

Leningrad: Publichnaia biblioteka im. M. E.Shchedrina, 1963 8vo (22 cm), 112 pp. Publisher's cloth backed boards. In Russian. A catalog of letters and other papers of European scientists and writers of XVI-XVIII centuries from Dubrovsky' collection. Peter Petrovich Dubrovsky (1754 - 1816) was a Russian diplomat, who has served as the secretary of the Russian Embassy in France, and a collector of manuscripts and books. During the French Revolution he acquired manuscripts and documents from the French libraries, including the Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the monastic Library of Corbie Abbey. In 1800 Dubrovsky returned to Petersburg with a collection of 400 medieval manuscripts, miniatures, and early books, which in 1805 he donated to the Imperial Public Library.

Wroclaw: Ossolineum, 1978 2 folders 34 x 24 cm, 164 pp, 28 folding maps; 250 pp, 48 folding maps in 2 cloth backed folders, stiff sides (light shelf wear, internally as new). A catalogue of early maps of the Polish Commonwealth in the collection of Emeryk Hutten Czapski (1822 - 1896), important coin, book and map collector. His collections passed to the National Museum in Krakow and now are exhibited in Hutten Czapski house. Vol. 1: Maps XV - XVI centuries; Vol. 2: Maps XVII century.