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NÜRNBERG HISTORICALS 19.Jahrhundert. KREIDE LITHOGRAPHIE in FARBEN von (Johann Lorenz) Theodor Rothbarth (Roth/Mittelfranken um 1816-1877 Nürnberg) Ölmaler,Aquarellmaler,Zeichner,Lithograph Ansicht von der Fleischbrücke mit dem Ochsen am Fleischhaus um 1850. Links geht der Blick entlang der Kolonnaden auf dem Hauptmarkt über den Rathausplatz mit dem Ostchor der Sebalduskirche in Richtung Burgstraße, mit der Burg im Hintergrund Recht selten. sites.google.com/site/olddecorative https://web.archive.org/web/20100205141819/http://www.polygraphicum.de/druckgraphikD1.html

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CHATSWORTH The Pass of St Gothard Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire, c.1816 Duchess Georgiana’s poem, 'The Passage of the Mountain of St Gothard', was written when travelling back to England from her exile in Europe in the early 1790s. It was inspired by her experience of crossing the Saint Gotthard Pass in the Alps with Lady Elizabeth Foster in August 1793. Written at a time when the mountainous scenery of the Alps was regarded as alarming and exciting, but not something to be appreciated aesthetically, the Duchess’s poem makes it clear that she was one of the first to jview the Alps as beautiful, as well as giving a graphic account of crossing the pass. The poem was first published in an unauthorised edition in 1799, and subsequently appeared in several other editions, including in French and Italian translations. Samuel Taylor Coleridge admired the poem, writing one of his own in response: 'Ode to Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire'. The image shown here is taken from a posthumous edition of c.1816. The poem was illustrated with lithographic prints of original drawings (watercolours) by Lady Elizabeth Foster and one watercolour by Lady Bessborough. Printed and Published in Paris by Charles du Saillant de Lasteyrie (1816) Edition 50 copies only A so called Vanity Book. Hors commerce. For private presentation purpose only. cf. Twyman Early Lithographed Books <> St.Gothard meets Neckar Valley <> Polygraphicum :: Polygraficum http://0700polygraf.blogspot.com/2022/03/georgiana-cavendish-spencer.html https://sites.google.com/site/peterhelmsachverstaendiger/kunst-und-sachverstaendigenbuero

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Cavendish, Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire The Passage of the Mountain of Saint Gothard, a poem, C. de Lasteyrie, [with parallel French translation by L'Abbé de Lille], [Paris], [circa 1816], 20 uncoloured lithographic views by C. de Last(eyrie) after watercolours by Lady Elizabeth Foster, 44 pages of text, untrimmed, original vellum-backed plain boards,large 4to (330 x 250 mm) <> Besuchen Sie uns auf der Stuttgarter Antiquariatsmesse vom 26. bis 28. Januar 2024 an Stand 4 Aus unserem Messeangebot: J. Kepler, Narratio de observatis. Florenz, Cosimo Giunti, 1611. Ein Meilenstein in der Begründung der modernen Naturwissenschaft. € 65 000,– M. Luther, Von der Babilonischen gefengknuß der Kirchen. (Augsburg, J. Nagler, 1520). Erste dt. Ausgabe, vierter Druck. € 5000,– Auktionen im Frühjahr 23. – 26. April 2024 Einlieferungen erbeten Einlieferungsschluss ist Mitte Februar, wertvolle Einzelstücke oder Sammlungen nach Absprache. Gerne beraten wir Sie unverbindlich. Termine für eine Besichtigung oder Abholung können nach Absprache gerne vereinbart werden. Mit freundlichen Grüßen REISS & SOHN Buch- und Kunstantiquariat - Auktionen e.K. - Inhaber: Clemens Reiß Adelheidstraße 2, 61462 Königstein im Taunus, Deutschland <> <> polygraphicum :1980: polygraficum https://sites.google.com/site/artpeterhelmkunst/cv-hp-ps

CRESENTIIS, PETRUS de :: New Feldt und Ackerbaw mit zahlreichen Holzschnitten nach Christoph Maurer, Tobias Stimmer u.a. Straßburg L. Zetzner 1602 Folio 2. Ausgabe Graesse II, 299 Der sogenannte 'Pseudocrescenzi', erschien erstmals 1583 bei Feyerabend in Frankfurt polygraphicum :1980: polygraficum https://sites.google.com/site/artpeterhelmkunst/cv-hp-ps