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Art - Histoire De L'art - Architecture - Archeologie Librairie Le Moulin Segalat ART - HISTOIRE DE L'ART - ARCHITECTURE - ARCHEOLOGIE Thèmes, mots- Référence : Auteur : Titre : Editeur : Description : Prix Vente : clés : In-4°. 709pp. Relié. Reliure demi-toile beige. Plats marbrés. Dos lisse. Pièce de titre. Titre doré. Ouvrage contenant 31 planches ht et 244 DR0067 MÜNTZ, Eugène Raphaël. Sa vie, son œuvre et son temps. Paris, Hachette, 1886 reproductions de tableaux ou fac-similés de dessins. Nombreuses rousseurs sur les tranches mais texte et illustrations très frais. Etat 75,00 Ancien, Art moyen Histoires instructives. Les fausses perles et le plomb de chasse. Suivi de la dentelle, In-18°. 141pp. Reliure Cartonnage de l'éditeur papier gaufré rouge et blanc, fer "rococo" doré, vignette chromolithographiée insérée sur le Ancien, Art de HB018 ‎Chavannes de la Giraudiere, H‎ Tours, Alfred Mame, 1878 25,00 La soie plat. Frontispice. Coiffe supérieure et pieds usés. Nombreuses rousseurs. Etat d'usage. vivre 25901 ALECHINSKY A la ligne. Weber, Paris, 1973; Petit in-4°, broché, couverture illustrée. 40,00 Art Paris, Editions Cercle d'Art, In-4°. 123pp. Relié. Cartonnage d'éditeur or. Jaquette illustrée. Très légère déchirure au pied. Texte traduit par François Hirsch. Collection 60115 AMIRANACHVILI, Chalva Les émaux de Géorgie. 35,00 Art 1962 ''Les merveilles de l'art en orient''. Excellent état. 50146 ANDERES, Bernhard Grèce Zurich, Silva, 1966 20,00 Art sl, PACIFIC Coast Publishing, 50138 ANONYME Cairns and the tropical north Volume 3 20,00 Art 1994 35061 BALLY, Theodor Catalogue d'exposition, Galerie Lienhard Zürich, Galerie Lienhard, 1960 Catalogue de l'exposition Bally Zürich 1960 20,00 Art 50185 BARRET, André Voir la Grèce Paris, Hachette, 1971 30,00 Art Paris, Les Editions de In-folio. 118 pp. Broché, couverture rempliée sous cartonnage. Très nombreuses illustrations couleur contre-collées, Très riche et belle DR0049 BASCHET, Roger Sur l'évolution de la grande peinture étrangère iconographie Table des illustrations : La Peinture Italienne - La Peinture Flamande - La Peinture Hollandaise - La Peinture Allemande - La 20,00 Art l'illustration, 1952 Peinture Espagnole - La Peinture Anglaise. Coiffes élimées et dos élimé. Intérieur très frais, brochage solide, bon exemplaire Paris, Les Editions de DR0050 BASCHET, Roger Pour une renaissance de la peinture Française Art l'illustration, 1952 Couverture souple. État : Très bon. 11 x 13,5 cms. Edition originale parue dans la collection "Les poquettes volantes" - 9ème volume. 26150 BERTHOLO, René (illustrateur) L'amour à l'italienne Daily-Bul, La Louvière, 1966 Tirage unique à 1000 exemplaires numérotés sur papier d' édition, celui-ci porte le numéro 479. Avec une suite de 18 dessin en N & B de 40,00 Art l' artiste. Non paginé (24 pages environ). 50150 BISCHOFF, Werner Carnet de Route Paris, Delpire, 1957 100,00 Art CARLI, Enzo - GNUDI, Cesare - SALVINI, La Peinture Italienne. Trois tomes: Tome I: Le moyen-âge roman et gothique. Tome Paris, Société Française du In-Folio. 205+ pp. Relié. Cartonnage d'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée. Les trois volumes sous étuis cartonnés. Très nombreuses DR0051 250,00 Art Roberto II: Tome III: livre, 1963 reproductions en couleurs contrecollées. Beaux exemplaire en parfait état. Il ne semble pas que le tome 4 annoncé ait jamais été publié. Gros in-8°, reliure d'éditeur toile ocre imprimée en blanc sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, LXIII + 372 pages avec 9 planches hors-texte. 8449 CARPACCIO, Victor : Victor Carpaccio : catalogo della Mostra. Venise, Palais Ducal, juin-octobre 1963 Venise, Alfieri, 1963 40,00 Art Texte italien. 50168 COATS, Peter Jardins du monde Paris, Artaud, 1964 50,00 Art 50181 COIGNY, Christian Portraits d'artistes Lausane, P-M. Favre, 1983 40,00 Art 50176 Collectif Châteaux de Belgique Bruxelles, Desoer, 1967 40,00 Art reliure toile bleue de l'éditeur, titre à froid au 1er plat et au dos, sans la jaquette, bon état Réédition intégrale en fac-similé de la rare 50186 COLLECTIF Le Grand Jeu, Collection complète 1928-1932 Paris, J-M. Place, 1977 collection complète du Grand Jeu (3 numéros de juin 1928 à octobre 1930), plus la reconstitution du n° 4 qui devait paraître en 1932, un 70,00 Art avertissement par Claudio Rugafiori et une série d'index. Une revue inspirée par la pataphysique et le surréalisme, par Roger Vaillant, René Daumal, Roger Gilbert-Lecomte, Robert Meyrat, etc. 1 / 51 20.10.2016 Librairie Le Moulin Segalat ART - HISTOIRE DE L'ART - ARCHITECTURE - ARCHEOLOGIE Thèmes, mots- Référence : Auteur : Titre : Editeur : Description : Prix Vente : clés : reliure toile bleue de l'éditeur, titre à froid au 1er plat et au dos, sans la jaquette, bon état Réédition intégrale en fac-similé de la rare 50187 COLLECTIF Encyclopédie de la divination Paris, Tchou, 1964 collection complète du Grand Jeu (3 numéros de juin 1928 à octobre 1930), plus la reconstitution du n° 4 qui devait paraître en 1932, un 40,00 Art avertissement par Claudio Rugafiori et une série d'index. Une revue inspirée par la pataphysique et le surréalisme, par Roger Vaillant, René Daumal, Roger Gilbert-Lecomte, Robert Meyrat, etc. 50180 CORSINI SILVIO Le livre à Lausanne Lausanne, Payot, 1993 35,00 Art In-4° à l'italienne, non paginé, en feuilles, sous couv. cart. ill. Edition limitée à 1000 exemplaires (dont 750 h-commerce). Suite de 50167 COULON, Daniel de Mon entre-deux-lacs St-Blaise, Ruau, 1978 gouaches en couleurs et de dessins en noir de l'auteur ayant pour sujet les villages et les paysages entre les lacs de Neuchâtel et de 55,00 Art Bienne. Avant-propos de Carlos Grosjean. Epuisé. London, E. Adam and Mac Key 17406 DAIX Picasso The blue and Rose periods. catalogue raisonné 1900-197 in-4, cartonnag entoilé, jaquette 80,00 Art 1967 Les offices de Florence. Les grands musées du mnde illustrés en couleurs. Tomes. I DR0065 DAYOT, Armand Paris, Pierre Laffite, sd. (1912) In-4°. 278+278pp. Relié. Demi-cuir. Plats marbrés. Dos orné. 90 planches ht en couleur. Très bon état malgré quelques rousseurs. 60,00 Art et II 50158 DE FORGES, Marie-Théreèse Barbizon Paris, Editions du Temps, 1962 70,00 Art 50190 DECOTTE ET BRUGGMANN Bretagne et Normandie Zurich, Silva, 1984 25,00 Art 50155 DEREDINGER, Gertrude Objets d'art appliqué en métal Burgdorf, Ed. Riaz, 1961 25,00 Art 25749 DURAND Poésies. Bridel, Lausanne, 1885; In-8°, cartonnage décoré de l'éditeur. Gravures hors-texte. 145,00 Art In-4°. 228pp. Reliure en toile noire. Sans cartonnage. Titre argenté sur dos lisse. Richement illustré en n/b et en couleurs. Une approche 60114 DUTHUIT, Georges Le Feu des signes Genève, Skira, 1962 de la lumière en peinture, au travers de l'histoire de l'art. Contient: La Fenêtre du Ciel / Représentation et présence / Le Milieu éclairant. En 30,00 Art excellent état. In-4°. 140pp. Broché. Catonnage d'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée. en noir & blanc d'Edmund Engelman, notice biographique de Peter Gay. 60097 ENGELMAN, Edmund / RANSOHOFF, Rita La maison de Freud - Bergasse 19 Vienne Ferce sur Sarthe, Seuil, 1979 50,00 Art Traduit de l'américain par Edgar Roskis‎. Bel état Lausanne, Galerie A.Pauli, 50164 FOLON Catalogue d'exposition Expostion à la galerie Alice Pauli 1978 25,00 Art 1978 50141 FOUGEROUSSE, Monique Hongrie Lausanne, Rencontre, 1962 20,00 Art 50173 FRIEDRICH CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH Paris, Flammarion, 1976 30,00 Art 17414 GAST Moreau symboliste Zurich, Kunsthaus, 1986 in-4, reliure éditeur 115,00 Art In4°. 449pp. Cartonnage d'éditeur bleu. Jaquette illustrée en très bon état. 2ème édition. Ouvrage abondamment illustré sur l'émaillerie du 60116 GAUTHIER, Marie-Madeleine Émaux du moyen âge occidental Fribourg, Office du livre, 1972 55,00 Art moyen âge. Avec 280 illustrations en noir et 50 vignettes en quatre couleurs. Excellent état. GAVARNI, Guillaume Sulpice, chevalier dit 2 volumes grands in-8°, reliure d'éditeur bradel, dos imitation parchemin imprimé et décoré, plats de carton bleu marbré, 263 + 189 pages, 8448 Gavarni der Mensch und das Werk. Berlin, Hyperion, s.d. 65,00 Art GONCOURT, Edmond et Jules : illustré de 107 planches hors-texte et de 36 vignettes in-texte. Texte allemand. 2 volumes 50177 GOUGAUD ET GOUVION Voir l'Egypte Paris, Hachette, 1976 30,00 Art 2 / 51 20.10.2016 Librairie Le Moulin Segalat ART - HISTOIRE DE L'ART - ARCHITECTURE - ARCHEOLOGIE Thèmes, mots- Référence : Auteur : Titre : Editeur : Description : Prix Vente : clés : In-8° carré, reliure d'éditeur toile bise imprimée et décorée sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 119 pages avec 54 planches en couleurs 26151 Goût de notre temps (Le) CEZANNE. Texte de Maurice Raynal. Collection dirigée par Albert Skira. Genève, Skira, 1954 40,00 Art contrecollées. A l'état de neuf. In-folio. 170pp.Broché. Couverture rempliée. Pastels de Pierre Gusman.260 héliogravures.4 plans dont 2 dépliants reliés en fin DR0007 GUSMAN, Pierre La rome antique Grenoble, B. Arthaud, 1934 d'ouvrage.La ville fédérale. Le Palatin. Le Capitole. Le Forum romain. Les Forums impériaux. La zone tibérine et le Champ de Mars, 40,00 Art Théâtres. Amphithéâtres, Syades, Cirques. Thermes. Monuments et cultes étrangers de Rome. Monuments divers et jardins. Les Arts. Murailles de Rome. In-folio. 162pp.Broché. Couverture rempliée. Pastels de Pierre Gusman. (couverture + 2 hors-texte), 260 héliogravures, lettrines, plans DR0008 GUSMAN, Pierre Rome. La Rome du moyen âge et de la Renaissance, La Rome moderne Grenoble, B. Arthaud, 1934 40,00 Art dont dépliants. In-folio. 154pp.Broché. Couverture rempliée. Pastels de Pierre Gusman. (couverture + 4 hors-texte dans un étui), 175 héliogravures, DR0047 GUSMAN, Pierre Rome. La Cité du Vatican - Rome italienne et contemporaine Grenoble, B. Arthaud, 1935 40,00 Art lettrines, plans. 50188 HANOTEAU, Guillaume L'âge d'or de Saint-Germain des prés Paris, Denoel, 1965 Grand in-8 étroit de 124-(1) pp.; broché, couverture illustrée, rhodoïd.
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