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Hervé Renard Catalogue Spécial Asie Hervé Renard Catalogue Spécial Asie Février 2018 Rue du Kriekenput, 83 1180 Bruxelles Tél. +32-2-375.47.49 e-mail: [email protected] uniquement par correspondance Bhoutan 1. FÖLLMI O., Bhoutan - Le temps d’un royaume, Paris, Editions de la Martinière, 1998, 25x32, rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. coul., 1041g., 15€ Birmanie 2. Burmese Monk’s Tales - Collected, translated and introduced by Maung Htin Aung, New York, Columbia University Press, 1966, 16x23, 181p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, 477g., 10€ 3. CUSHING J.N., Elementary Handbook of the Shan Language, Rangoon, American Baptist Mission Press, 1888, 14x20, 272p., rel.éd. sans jaquette, 410g., 10€ 4. VOSSION L., Grammaire Franco-Birmane, Paris, Editeur Ernest Leroux, 1891, 12x18, 111p., rel.éd. sans jaquette, 282g., 20€ 5. WADE J./BINNEY J.P., Anglo-Karen Dictionary (revised and abridged by Blackwell G.E.), Rangoon, Baptist Board of Publications, 1954, 13x19, 543p., rel.éd. sans jaquette, 334g., 10€ Cambodge 6. AUBOYER J., L’art khmer au musée Guimet (Paris), Paris, Editions Manesse, 1965, 25x33, 43p., en feuilles, illustr. n-b par L. Von Matt, 808g., 10€ 7. Chant de Paix - Poème au peuple Khmèr pour saluer l’édition cambodgienne du Vinaya Pitaka, la première corbeille du canon bouddhique, Institut Bouddhique, 25x16, br., 120g., 10€ 8. GITEAU M./GUERET D., L’art khmer - Reflet des civilisations d’Angkor, Paris, ASA Editions/Somogy Editions d’art, 1997, 27x31, 157p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. coul. par T. Renaut, 1450g. 15€ 9. GNOK T., La rose de Païlin, Paris, L’Harmattan, 1995, 13,5x21,5, 77p., br., 121gr., 10€ 10. GROSLIER B./ARTHAUD J., Angkor - Art and Civilization, London, Thames and Hudson, 1966, 24x28, 236p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. n-b/coul., 1545g., 15€ 11. IUKANTHOR A., La Cantate Angkoréenne, Paris, Eugène Figuière, 1923, 24x24, 74p., br., illustr. n-b par Jean et Guy SELZ, 151g., 20€ 12. KONG-HUOT/CHAU-SENG, Morale aux jeunes filles - de Suttantaprija in adapté du poème Khmer, Université Bouddhique Preah Sihanouk Raj (Culture et Civilisation Khmères n°7), 14x21, 32p., br., 55g., 5€ 13. KONG-HUOT/CHAU-SENG, Tum-Teav - adapté du poème cambodgien, Université Bouddhique Preah Sihanouk Raj (Culture et Civilisation Khmères n°7), 14x21, 90p., br., 100g., 5€ 14. KRASA M., The Temples of Angkor - Monuments to a vanished Empire, London, Allan Wingate, 1963, 24x28, 211p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. n-b, 1352g., 15€ 15. LECLERE A., Contes et Légendes - recueillis et publiés en Français, Paris, Libraire Emile Bouillon, 1895, 15x23, 306p., br., 588g., 20€ 16. MAKHALI-PHAL, La Favorite de dix ans - Roman, Paris, Editions Albin Michel, 1940, 12x19, 255p., br., 209g., 10€ 17. MAKHALI-PHAL, Le Festin des vautours, Paris, Fasquelle Editeurs, 1946, 12x19, 240p., br., 183g., 10€ 18. MAZZEO D./SILVI ANTONINI C., Monuments of Civilization - Ancient Cambodia, New York, Grosset & Dunlap, 1978, 25x33, 191p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. coul., 1500g., 15€ 19. MONOD G.-H., Légendes cambodgiennes que m’a contées le Gouverneur Khieu (ornées de reproduction de sceaux cambodgiens et de frontispices et culs-de-lampe), Paris, Editions Bossard, 1922, 13x16, 148p., br., 121g., 20€ 20. NOTTON C., Légende d’Angkor et chronique du Bouddha de cristal, Limoges, Rougerie, 1960, 15x22, 42p., br., 56g., 10€ 21. PAVIE A., Sanselkey - Conte cambodgien (illustré de 5 planches hors texte dessinées par un artiste cambodgien et de nombreux bandeaux et culs de lampe), Paris, Editions Bossard, 1921, 13x16, 56p., br., 51g., 20€, 22. PICH-SAL, Le mariage cambodgien, Université Bouddhique Preah Sihanouk Raj (Culture et Civilisation Khmères n°3), 14x21, 20p., br., illustr. n-b + partitions, 40g., 10€ 23. POREE G./MASPERO E., Moeurs et coutumes des Khmères - Origines, Histoire, Religions, Croyances, Rites, Paris, Payot (Collection d’Etudes, de Documents et de Témoignages pour servir à l’Histoire de notre Temps), 1938,14x23, 270p., br., illustr. n-b hors texte, 495g., 50€ 24. Prince SISOWATH MONIRETH, Chants, Paris, S.e., 1956, 20x25, en feuilles avec étui, lithographies par E. Gross, 561g., exemplaire n°141, 25€ 25. RIM KIN, Sophat ou les surprises du destin - traduit du Khmer par Gérard Groussin, Paris, L’Harmattan, 1994, 13x21, 111p., br., 148g., 10€ 26. SAHAI SACHCHIDANAND, Les institutions politiques et l’organisation administrative du Cambodge ancien (VIè-XIIIè siècles), Paris, Ecole Française d’Extrême-Orient (volume LXXV), 1970, 19x28,183p., br. (non coupé), 498g., épuisé, 40€ Chine 27. A CHANG, Les trois rois (traduit par N. Dutrait), Aix-en-Provence, Editions Aliena, 1988, 12x19, 242p., br., 247g., 10€ 28. A CHENG, La prostituée innocente - Nouvelles (traduit par Lü Hua), Beijing, Editions Littérature Chinoise (Collection Panda), 1994, 11x18, 233p., br., 200g., 8€ 29. A YING/CAO YU/DING XILING e.a., A Selective Guide to Chinese Literature 1900-1949 - Volume 4 The Drama, Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1988, 16x25, 347., rel.éd. avec jaquette, 799g., 10€ 30. ACKER W.R.B., Some T’ang and pre-T’ang texts on Chinese painting (translated and annotated), Leiden, E.J. Brill (Sinica Leidensia Edidit Institutum Sinologicum Lugduno Batavum Vol. VIII), 1954, 17x25, 412p., br., 865g., 20€ 31. AGLIETTA M./GUO BAI, La voie chinoise - Capitalisme et Empire (traduit par C. Jacquet), Paris, Odile Jacob (Economie), 2012, 16x24, 431p., br., 678g., 10€ 32. AI QING, « De la poésie » - « Du poète » (traduit par C. Chen-Andro et Wang Zaiyuan), Paris, Centre de Recherche de l’Université de Paris VIII, 1982, 15x22, 123p., br., 189g., 10€ 33. AI QING, Cent poèmes (traduit par Yan Hanshen et S. Bernard), Beijing, Littérature Chinoise (Collection Panda), 1984, 11x18, 244p., br., 220g., 10€ 34. AI QING, Le récif - Poèmes et fables (traduit par NG Yok-Soon), Paris, Editions Les Cents Fleurs, 1987, 14x20, 92p., br., illustr. n-b, 123g., 10€ 35. AI QING, Poèmes (traduit par Y. Hansheng et S. Bernard), Beijing, Editions en Langues Etrangères, 1980, 14x20, 163p., br., 238g., 10€ 36. AÏ TS’ING, Poèmes (traduits par C. Vignal), Paris, Publications Orientalistes de France (D’Etranges Pays n°14), 1979, 11x18, 48p., br., 66g., 10€ 37. AI WU/BA JIN/DING LING e.a., A Selective Guide to Chinese Literature 1900-1949 - Volume 1 The Novel, Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1988, 16x25, 238p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, 609g., 10€ 38. 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Kuhn), Leipzig, Insel-Verlag, 1979, 13x19, 887p., rel.éd. avec jaquette, 479g., 10€ 44. Ancient China’s Technology and Science - Compiled by the Institute of the History of Natural Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, Foreign Languages Press (China Knowledge Series), 1983, 14x20, 631p., br., illustr. n-b, 523g., 10€ 45. ANDRE Y., Vocabulaire de base du chinois moderne (CH-FR), Paris, Editions Klincksieck, 1965, 21x13, 155p., br., 189g., 10€ 46. Anthologie de l’Amour chinois - Poèmes de lascivité parfumée (traduit par G. Soulié de Morant), Paris, Mercure de France, 1932, 12x19, 247p., br., 228g., 10€ 47. Aprikosenblütenhimmel - Erotischer Roman aus China (übertragen von F.K. Engler), München, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag (Exquisit Bücher 800), 1984, 12x18, 303p., br., 209g., 10€ 48. Art of Folk Carvings (texte en chinois), 22x31, rel.éd. avec jaquette, illustr. coul., 997g., 10€ 49. 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Alley), Beijing, New World Press, 1983, 13x21, 313p., br., 295g., 10€ 56. BALAZ E., La bureaucratie céleste - Recherches sur l’économie et la société de la Chine traditionnelle, Paris, Gallimard, 1968, 13x22, 346p., rel. (brodel non fini muet), 488g., 10€ 57. BALAZS E., La bureaucratie céleste - Recherches sur l’économie et la société de la Chine traditionnelle, Paris, Gallimard, 1968, 13x19, 332p., br., 351g., 10€ 58. BALAZS E./BERNARD-MAITRE H./DEMIEVILLE P. e.a., Aspects de la Chine - Langue, histoire, religions, philosophie, littérature, arts (Causeries faites à la Radiodiffusion française dans le cadre de l’Heure de Culture française du 29 novembre 1954 au 25 juillet 1955) - Tome Premier + Tome Second, Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1959, 14x19, 208p./437p., br., illustr.
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