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Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain Renaux - edition reliée, livre de poche
2008, ISBN: 68d0d6bf001dd33d728fa9448b254efd
Schönes Exemplar in den originalen, leinenkaschierten, farbig bedruckten Kartons. Lediglich die geringste Andeutung von Staubmattierung an den Plattenkanten. Insgesamt besonders gut erhal… Plus…
Schönes Exemplar in den originalen, leinenkaschierten, farbig bedruckten Kartons. Lediglich die geringste Andeutung von Staubmattierung an den Plattenkanten. Insgesamt besonders gut erhalten; fest, hell, sauber und stark.; 8vo 8" - 9" hoch; 139 Seiten; Physische Beschreibung:. Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain RenauxDas Datenblatt dieses Produkts wurde ursprünglich auf Englisch verfasst. Unten finden Sie eine automatische Übersetzung ins Deutsche. Sollten Sie irgendwelche Fragen haben, kontaktieren Sie uns.Schönes Exemplar in den originalen, leinenkaschierten, farbig bedruckten Kartons. Lediglich die geringste Andeutung von Staubmattierung an den Plattenkanten. Insgesamt besonders gut erhalten; fest, hell, sauber und stark.; 8vo 8" - 9" hoch; 139 Seiten; Physische Beschreibung:Schönes Exemplar in den originalen, leinenkaschierten, farbig bedruckten Kartons. Lediglich die geringste Andeutung von Staubmattierung an den Plattenkanten. Insgesamt besonders gut erhalten; fest, hell, sauber und stark.; 8vo 8" - 9" hoch; 139 Seiten; Physische Beschreibung: Publisher Lund Humphries Publishers LTD Publisher Bill Hare, Gareth Wardell Item Height 290mm Weight 2 Item Width 240mm Author Andrew Lambirth Book Title Barbara Rae Binding Hardback Item Weight 1356g Edition First Edition Language English Format Hardcover Publication Year 2008 Number of Pages 192 Pages , Sehr gut, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice], Höhe: 290mm, Gewicht: 2, Artikel Breite: 240mm, Buchtitel: Barbara Rai, Bindung: Hardcover, Artikel Gewicht: 1356g, Ausgabe: Erste Ausgabe, Sprache: Englisch, Format: Gebundene Ausgabe, Anzahl der Seiten: 192 Seiten, Marke: Markenlos, Lund Humphries publishers ltd, Bill Hare, Gareth Wardell, 2008<
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Renaux, Alain:
Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain Renaux - edition reliée, livre de poche
2008, ISBN: 68d0d6bf001dd33d728fa9448b254efd
Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008. First Edition. Hardback. Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dul… Plus…
Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008. First Edition. Hardback. Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 139 pages; Physical description: 139 p. : colour illus. ; 33 cm. 58 engravings by Nicolas Robert, Abraham Bosse and Louis de Chastillon, out of 319 created for an unfinished project by the then newly founded Académie royale des sciences (1666) to compile a compendium of knowledge about plants to be called Histoire des plantes. Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]). Summary: Louis XIV enjoyed visiting his fruit and vegetable gardens. Enriched with exotic plants by the numerous botanical expeditions that took place during the seventeenth century, the king's gardens were a true agronomical laboratory and the admiration of the courts of Europe. They provided plant specimens for academics, illustrators and engravers.Louis XIV was passionate about the natural sciences, and in 1666, at the suggestion of his minister Jean-Baptiste Colbert, he founded France's Royal Academy of Sciences.Once of the tasks it undertook was to record and disseminate contemporary plant knowledge through Histoire des Plantes, a botanical history illustrated with engravings. Louis XIV's Botanical Engravings contains a collection of around sixty of the watercolour engravings produced during the reign of Louis XIV, which are now preserved in the Louvre and the French National Museum of Natural History. These exquisite illustrations allow us to familiarise ourselves with some of the plants brought back from distant lands, and to understand the contribution they made to scientific research, as well as their beneficial properties., Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008, 0<
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Renaux, Alain:
Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain Renaux - livre d'occasion
2008, ISBN: 68d0d6bf001dd33d728fa9448b254efd
Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008. First Edition. Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to th… Plus…
Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008. First Edition. Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 139 pages; Physical description: 139 p. : colour illus. ; 33 cm. 58 engravings by Nicolas Robert, Abraham Bosse and Louis de Chastillon, out of 319 created for an unfinished project by the then newly founded Académie royale des sciences (1666) to compile a compendium of knowledge about plants to be called Histoire des plantes. Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]). Summary: Louis XIV enjoyed visiting his fruit and vegetable gardens. Enriched with exotic plants by the numerous botanical expeditions that took place during the seventeenth century, the king's gardens were a true agronomical laboratory and the admiration of the courts of Europe. They provided plant specimens for academics, illustrators and engravers.Louis XIV was passionate about the natural sciences, and in 1666, at the suggestion of his minister Jean-Baptiste Colbert, he founded France's Royal Academy of Sciences.Once of the tasks it undertook was to record and disseminate contemporary plant knowledge through Histoire des Plantes, a botanical history illustrated with engravings. Louis XIV's Botanical Engravings contains a collection of around sixty of the watercolour engravings produced during the reign of Louis XIV, which are now preserved in the Louvre and the French National Museum of Natural History. These exquisite illustrations allow us to familiarise ourselves with some of the plants brought back from distant lands, and to understand the contribution they made to scientific research, as well as their beneficial properties.., Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries, 2008, 5<
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Renaux, Alain:
Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain Renaux - Première édition
2008, ISBN: 68d0d6bf001dd33d728fa9448b254efd
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[PU: Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries], Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 139 pages; Physical description: 139 p. : colour illus. ; 33 cm. 58 engravings by Nicolas Robert, Abraham Bosse and Louis de Chastillon, out of 319 created for an unfinished project by the then newly founded Acadàmie royale des sciences (1666) to compile a compendium of knowledge about plants to be called Histoire des plantes. Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]). Summary: Louis XIV enjoyed visiting his fruit and vegetable gardens. Enriched with exotic plants by the numerous botanical expeditions that took place during the seventeenth century, the king's gardens were a true agronomical laboratory and the admiration of the courts of Europe. They provided plant specimens for academics, illustrators and engravers.Louis XIV was passionate about the natural sciences, and in 1666, at the suggestion of his minister Jean-Baptiste Colbert, he founded France's Royal Academy of Sciences.Once of the tasks it undertook was to record and disseminate contemporary plant knowledge through Histoire des Plantes, a botanical history illustrated with engravings. Louis XIV's Botanical Engravings contains a collection of around sixty of the watercolour engravings produced during the reign of Louis XIV, which are now preserved in the Louvre and the French National Museum of Natural History. These exquisite illustrations allow us to familiarise ourselves with some of the plants brought back from distant lands, and to understand the contribution they made to scientific research, as well as their beneficial properties. 2 Kg.<
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Renaux, Alain:
Louis XIV's botanical engravings / Alain Renaux - Première édition
2008, ISBN: 68d0d6bf001dd33d728fa9448b254efd
Edition reliée
[PU: Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries], Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. R… Plus…
[PU: Aldershot [England] ; Burlington, VT : Lund Humphries], Fine copy in the original cloth-backed, colour-printed boards. Slightest suggestion only of dust-dulling to the panel edges. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 139 pages; Physical description: 139 p. : colour illus. ; 33 cm. 58 engravings by Nicolas Robert, Abraham Bosse and Louis de Chastillon, out of 319 created for an unfinished project by the then newly founded Acadà mie royale des sciences (1666) to compile a compendium of knowledge about plants to be called Histoire des plantes. Includes bibliographical references (p. [141]). Summary: Louis XIV enjoyed visiting his fruit and vegetable gardens. Enriched with exotic plants by the numerous botanical expeditions that took place during the seventeenth century, the king's gardens were a true agronomical laboratory and the admiration of the courts of Europe. They provided plant specimens for academics, illustrators and engravers.Louis XIV was passionate about the natural sciences, and in 1666, at the suggestion of his minister Jean-Baptiste Colbert, he founded France's Royal Academy of Sciences.Once of the tasks it undertook was to record and disseminate contemporary plant knowledge through Histoire des Plantes, a botanical history illustrated with engravings. Louis XIV's Botanical Engravings contains a collection of around sixty of the watercolour engravings produced during the reign of Louis XIV, which are now preserved in the Louvre and the French National Museum of Natural History. These exquisite illustrations allow us to familiarise ourselves with some of the plants brought back from distant lands, and to understand the contribution they made to scientific research, as well as their beneficial properties. 2 Kg.<
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