Search Results: Titles starting with L from Leopolis Volodymyr Dmyterko

New York: Columbia University Libraries, 1956 8vo (21 cm), 50 pp. Printed wrappers. 112 items described.

The Limited Editions Club, 1954 4to (26 cm), 43 pp, 44, [2] pp. Publisher's cloth, gilt-lettered covers and spine, marbled end-papers, slipcase. Designed by Bruce Rogers. Printed dos-á-dos. The illustrations of William Blake have been reproduced from the original drawings from the Pierpont Morgan Library. A note upon the paintings by Chauncey Brewster Tinker and a note upon the poems by W. P. Trent. Limited to 1500 copies, this is no. 623 signed by the artist.

Paris: Nyon, David, François Didot, 1732 In-12, engr. title and front., [12], 524 pp. Cont. calf, spine with 5 raised bands gilt, as front end-papers used a catalogue of editions of Barrême's works (binding rubbed at extremities, top of the spine chipped, joints split at bottom, binding little loose but firm, title detached, faint number top of the front free end-paper, ownership signature top of the title, minor spotting and toning of paper). Popular textbook of arithmetic for merchants was written by French mathematician François Barrême (1638-1703), who is considered one of the founders of accounting. The first edition of the book was published in 1672. Expanded edition, which was augmented by his son N. Barreme, was published in 1723.

Vienna: Chambre de commerce, d'industrie et des métiers, 1931 16mo (16.5 cm), 64 pp, 4 pp of plates in color, 32 pp of photographs, folding map. Printed wrappers. Promotional brochure about Austrian geography, industry and cultur. Un sommaire de sa situation géographique, de son ethnographie, son histoire, sa constitution et économie nationale, avec descriprions spéciales de ses principales branches industrilles, commerciales, professionnelles, de sa vie culturelle, artistique et scientifique, ainsi que des attractions que l'Autriche peu offrir aux étrangers qui la visitent.

Editions Ides et Calendes, 1993 4to (30.5 cm), 526 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket. Included 850 artists biographies of which 447 are illustrated.

Vicenza: Neri Pozza, 1968 2 volumes 4to (29 cm), [12], 127 pp, 24 pp of plates; [104] ff. Publisher's cloth and dust jackets, in slip-case. A study and a facsimile of the Epistolario (1259) written by Giovanni da Gaibana, a scribe and possibly an illuminator, who worked in Padua in the second half of 13th c. The Epistolario is one of the most remarkable works of an Italo-Byzantine tradition of Gothic illumination in Italy.

Associazione "Roberto Almagià"; Associazione Italiana Collezionisti di Cartografia Antica Roma, 2014 8vo (20 cm), 118 pp. A catalogue of Giovanni Antonio Rizzi Zannoni maps of Italy.

Dominioni, 2011 Square 8vo (24 x 23 cm), 155 pp. Laminated wrappers with flaps.

Paris: Baudoin Lebon éditeur, 1991 2 volumes 4to (32.5 cm), 214 pp; 228 pp. Laminated boards, slip-case (slip-case little dusted). Catalogue raisonné of prints and illustrated books of French artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985).

Martino Publishing, 2006 8vo (23.5 cm), [2], 174 pp. Publisher's cloth. Facsimile reprint of 1882 original edition.

Edizioni Polistampa, 2018 8vo (21 cm), 80 pp. Laminated wrappers.

Banca di Roma / Nardini Editore, 1993 4to (31.5 cm), 317 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket, in slip-case (minor shelf-wear). Beautifully printed and illustrated in color volume presents the highlights of the collection includes the Biblioteca Casanatense in Rome. Included Profilo storico by Angela Andriana Cavarra and descriptions of illuminated manuscripts (87 entries), incunabula and rare books (24), music scores (9), prints and drawings (47), Barroc stage designs (17), scientific instruments (6), scientific books (14), fine bindings (14), periodicals (3).

Roma: Fondazione Leonardo, 1923 12mo (17 cm), LXXXIX, 169 pp. Cont. cloth, two leather labels, original wrappers bound in (binding little dusted, some browning of paper, pencil marks inside).

Paris: Jacques Bernard, "La Centaine", 1933 4to (32.5 cm), 8 unnumbered leaves(12 lithographed pages, 1 page with printed colophon), block of stamps loosely inserted. Publisher's wrappers. Limited to 900 copies on 'papier velin blanc' and 100 copies on 'papier velin blanc fort'. This is a copy from 900. Entirely lithographed 'fantaisie humoristique' by Sonia Lewitska (1880-1937), a Ukrainian-born French painter and printmaker.

‎Paris: Nicolas de Fer, 1705 Engraving, 23 x 34 cm. "Black Sea or Pontus Euxinus, which Turks call Kara-Denis, and Cossacs Black Sea, from the Turkish manuscript from Kaffa". From "L'Atlas Curieux" published in 1705 by French engraver and cartographer Nicolas de Fer (1646 -- 1720).

Erevan: Naïri, 2006 4to (34 cm), 394 pp. Publisher's cloth and dust jacket. Armenian miniatures from the collection of Matenadaran museum. Included 5 studies of different aspects of Armenian illumination by Lilit Zakarian, Irina Drampian, Emma Korkhmazian and Hravard Hacopian followed by a catalogue of manuscripts. 232 illustrations in color.

Dijon: Librairie L. Venot, 1926 4to (33.5 cm), 84 pp, 52 plates. Leather backed cloth boards, original wrappers bound in (binding rubbed, paper browned and little brittle at extremities).

Paris & Bruxelles: Librairie Nationale d'Art et d'Histoire, 1926 Folio (36.5 cm), XIII, 112 pp, 72 pp. Uncut in publisher's wrappers (little foxing to few pages).

Paris: Maison de la Bonne Presse, 1928 12mo (15.5 cm), XLIV, 802, (2) pp, 75 maps, plans and views (35 folding), Publisher's cloth (binding rubbed, joints cracked but firm, small part of cloth missing top of spine). Forth edition, complete with all maps and plans, of the very detailed guide to the Holy Land, Lebanon, Syria, and popular destinations of the Mediterranean.

Venice: Antonio Zatta, 1788 Engraving, 31 x 41 cm. Old coloring. A map of Crimea from ''Atlante Novissimo'' (1779-1785) published by Venetian cartographer and publisher Antonio Zatta.