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10-11 Ottobre 2017 FIRENZE GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE FIRENZE GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE 10-11 Ottobre 2017 10-11 Ottobre ASTA 23 ASTA ASTA 23 LIBRI E GRAFICA PARTE II: Libri, Manoscritti & Autografi Via Ricasoli, 6-14/r | 50122 FIRENZE CASA D’ASTE tel +39 055 268279 fax +39 055 2396812 | www.gonnelli.it - aste@gonnelli.it 10-11 Ottobre 2017 Gonnelli Casa d’Aste è un marchio registrato da Libreria Antiquaria Gonnelli FIRENZE GONNELLI GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE Via Ricasoli, 6-14/r | 50122 FIRENZE tel +39 055 268279 fax +39 055 2396812 www.gonnelli.it - aste@gonnelli.it LEGENDA Ove non diversamente specificato tutti i testi (2): il numero fra parentesi dopo la descrizione del lotto indica la e le immagini appartengono a Gonnelli Casa quantità fisica dei beni che lo compongono. Ove non indicato si d’Aste, senza alcuna limitazione di tempo e di intende che il lotto è composto da un singolo bene. confini. Pertanto essi non possono essere ripro- dotti in alcun modo senza autorizzazione scritta L’elenco delle citazioni abbreviate utilizzate nelle descrizioni e le di Gonnelli Casa d’Aste. relative bibliografie estese sono consultabili sul nostro sito internet. Alla fine del catalogo sono presenti l’Indice degli Autori, l’Indice degli In copertina particolare del lotto 967 Editori e l’Indice dei Soggetti. Per lo stato di conservazione delle opere si pregano gli acquirenti di prendere direttamente visione delle stesse o richiedere specifiche informazioni alla Gonnelli Casa d’Aste. Le commissioni per i diritti d’asta dovute a Gonnelli Casa d’Aste dall’Aggiudicatario sono pari al 25% del prezzo di aggiudicazione GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE fino a 100.000 € e al 22% sulla cifra eccedente e sono comprensive di diritti di asta e di IVA. Per le vendite tramite piattaforme online Direttore generale e Banditore d’Asta esterne (diverse da Gonnelli Live) il diritto d’asta è maggiorato Marco G. Manetti dell’1%. Amministrazione e assistenza clienti I valori espressi alla fine di ogni scheda non sono stime ma Manuela Gottardi prezzi di riserva sotto ai quali il bene non può essere aggiudicato Dipartimento Grafica né ceduto nell’eventuale proposta post-asta. Valentina Zacchi coordinamento e logistica Emanuele Bardazzi consulente grafica moderna Le condizioni di vendita sono quelle indicate alla fine del presente Donatella Cingottini consulente grafica antica catalogo d’asta e sul nostro sito www.gonnelli.it. Dipartimento Libri e Manoscritti Marco G. Manetti responsabile Veronica Fusini responsabile Alessandro Durazzi catalogazione Valentina Zacchi catalogazione Niccolò Testi catalogazione Barbara Manetti catalogazione Laura Nicora consulente autografi e musica si ringrazia per la collaborazione Matilde Lorenzi Barbara Giovannini impaginazione catalogo Gonnelli Casa d’Aste è un marchio registrato Tommaso Giovannuzzi fotografie da Libreria Antiquaria Gonnelli Torquato Perissi fotografie dipinti GONNELL I CASA D’ASTE ASTA 23 AUCTION LIBRI E GRAFICA BOOKS & GRAPHICS parte i: part i: STAMPE, DISEGNI, DIPINTI PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PAINTINGS parte ii: part ii: LIBRI, MANOSCRITTI & AUTOGRAFI BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS & AUTOGRAPHS I Sessione di vendita: lunedì 9 ottobre ore 15:00 IV Sessione di vendita: martedì 10 ottobre ore 18:00 Lotti 1-213 Stampe e disegni Lotti 732-794 Autografi e fotografie antichi Lotti 1-125 Stampe antiche Lotti 795-847 Libri, autografi Lotti 126-173 Disegni antichi e spartiti musicali Lotti 174-183 Dipinti e sculture antichi V Sessione di vendita: mercoledì 11 ottobre ore 15:00 Lotti 184-213 Carte geografiche e vedute Lotti 848-889 Manoscritti e incunaboli II Sessione di vendita: lunedì 9 ottobre ore 17:00 Lotti 214-418 Stampe e disegni Lotti 890-953 Libri di geografia moderni e di viaggi Lotti 214-418 Stampe moderne Lotti 954-1010 Una collezione di opere teatrali III Sessione di vendita: martedì 10 ottobre ore 15:00 Lotti 419-731 Stampe e disegni Lotti 1011-1436 Libri dal XVI moderni al XX secolo Lotti 419-632 Disegni moderni Lotti 1147-1157 Edizioni dei Cento amici del libro Lotti 633-724 Dipinti moderni Lotti 1196-1213 Erotica Lotti 725-731 Sculture e oggettistica moderne Esposizione lotti Da lunedì 2 ottobre a domenica 8 ottobre dalle ore 9:00 alle 13:00 e dalle 15:30 alle 19:00 Per partecipare a questa asta on-line: www.gonnelli.it www.liveauctioneers.com www.invaluable.com GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE IV Sessione di vendita: martedì 10 ottobre ore 18:00 Autografi e fotografie L’immagine di Firenze per la visita del Führer 732. 732 Adolf Hitler a Firenze. Maggio 1 938 - XVI E.F. Volume Primo (-secondo). (Al colophon:) [Firenze]: Comune di Firenze, 1938. 2 volumi in-folio (mm 450x352). 94 fo- tografie (mm 180x230 ca.), 48 nel pri- mo volume e 46 nel secondo, applicate su carta pesante e corredate da didasca- lie stampate in inchiostro blu. Ciascun volume con frontespizio, occhietto e co- lophon. Ottimo stato. Legature in pelle rossa con titoli e fascio littorio stampati in oro ai piatti anteriori, bordati da du- plice cornice di filetti dorati. Entro custo- dia in tela marrone, lievemente lisa. (2) Straordinario album fotografico sulla visita di Hitler a Firenze il 9 maggio 1938, accolto da Mussolini. Le fotografie testimoniano i mo- menti salienti del corteo che attraversò tutto il centro cittadino, dall’arrivo del Fuhrer nella nuovissima stazione progettata dal Michelucci - terminata nel 1929 - alle visite in Palazzo Pitti, Santa Croce, Boboli, Palazzo Vecchio, Palazzo Medici Riccardi e, infine, al Teatro Comunale; a Boboli attendevano centinaia di figuranti per La Massoneria italiana nel decennio post unitario la messinscena degli antichi ludi toscani: dal pisano gioco 734. del ponte alla aretina giostra del Saracino, dall’antico gio- Insieme di 22 lettere relative all’Ordine. Seconda metà del co del calcio fiorentino, al palio senese. Sullo sfondo, una XIX secolo. Firenze adorna di stendardi gigliati, bandiere con i simboli Manoscritti a inchiostro nero. Carte con intestazione della grande Germania hitleriana e il fascio littoreo, oltre alle insegne antiche corporazioni della Repubblica e in par- “Grande Oriente della Massoneria in Italia e nelle co- te trasformata da apparati effimeri come la bella tribuna ver- lonie italiane”, “Ordine della Massoneria in Italia per de in piazza della Stazione. la Lombardia”, “Ordo ab chao” ecc. (22) € 2000 Molte lettere sono a firma di Simone Larcher e sono scritte da Milano. Tra queste carte anche un piccolo disegno su stoffa, applicato su cartoncino. Al verso è scritto: “Ricordo del Processo Lazzarettisti. Emblema della Lega degli Eremiti Milan e la partita del 22 ottobre 1969 a Buenos Aires staccato dall’abito di un vergine facente parte dei corpi di 733. reato [...]. Siena 4 novembre 1879”. Carte da studiare. Cartolina postale viaggiata autografa firmata dai € 250 calciatori. Datata 22 ottobre 1969, Buenos Aires. Firme a vari colori. Data da timbro postale. Esorcismo - La casa stregata di Pisa - 1719 Piegatura della carta. Dimensioni: 128x230 mm. SI 735. AGGIUNGONO: 6 tra cartoline, fotografie e 1 pieghevole Lettera autografa firmata inviata da Padre Giacinto delle squadre Milan e Inter con firme autografe (Burgnich, Martina, domenicano. 1719, Pisa Maldini, Bigon, Benetti, Lorenzi ecc.). Anni: fine ’50 Manoscritto a inchiostro nero. 1 bifolio, scritta 1 pagi- - inizio ’60. (7) na. Dimensioni: 213x153 mm. I DOCUMENTO: Cartolina con firme autografe di Rivera, Curioso documento dei primi anni del XVIII secolo re- Sormani, Combin, Maldera, Anquiletti, Fogli, Lodetti, lativo ad una casa infestata da spiriti e al suo esorcismo: Malatrasi, Rognoni, Nereo Rocco (allenatore) ecc,. Si tratta “Finalmente [...] essendomi riescito assistere alla liberatio- della formazione che giocò una delle partite più celebri e ne della casa di tal Marco di la d’Arno infestata da spiriti det- tristemente famose della storia il 22 ottobre 1969 a Buenos ti folletti che con ammirazione di tutta Pisa di giorno [...] Aires, nello stadio La Bombonera. Era la partita di ritorno gettavano sassi, rompevano vasi, guastavano letti. Per altro per la Coppa Intercontinentale contro l’Estudiantes. Finì in detto Marco mi fece dono di una particella del lenzuolo in rissa e con l’arresto di Nestor Combin. cui passò da questa vita Caterina Brondi la serva [...] quale € 180 [mette] in picol carta assieme con un poco di cordone [...] portare ai lombi per lo spazio di due mesi [...]”. € 100 TUTTI I LOTTI SONO RIPRODOTTI NEL SITO WWW.GONNELLI.IT 3 GONNELLI CASA D’ASTE 736 738. Raccolta di 10 lettere e cartoline con firma autografe di attrici e cantanti liriche. XX secolo. Dimensioni varie. (10) La raccolta comprende i nomi di: Sophia Loren, Marle Oberon (lettera autografa), Olivia de Havilland, Elena Nunziata Mauti, Hasegawa Toshiko, Fedora Barbieri (2), Tatiana Menotti, Floriana Cavalli, insieme ad un ritratto con dedica e firma autografa di Alberto Lotti Camici. € 80 739. Raccolta di 16 tra lettere autografe e biglietti di regnanti e principi europei. XX secolo. Lettere su carte intestate. Dimensioni varie. (16) La raccolta comprende i nomi di Carlotta di Lussemburgo (2 lettere autografe, 1 biglietto e 1 ritratto della famiglia), Umberto II di Savoia, Ranieri III di Monaco (1 lettera e 1 bi- glietto), Pierre de Polignac - padre di Ranieri III (2 biglietti e 1 lettera), principe Ferdiando del Liechtenstein, Ingrid di Svezia (1 lettera e 1 biglietto con fotografia), principe Alex di Danimarca, duchi di Arenberg, Elena di Grecia. 736. € 120 Nomina di William Hays al grado di ‘Colonel [...] for gallant and meritorious service during the war’. Timbro del Presidente Andrew Johnson e del Ministro della Guerra Edwin M. Stanton. Datato Washington, 20 agosto 1866. Documento in pergamena con testo manoscritto e a stampa con intestazione “The / President of the United States of America / to all who shall see these presents greetings […]”. Incisa l’aquila, le bandiere e corredi militari. Con sigillo in carta al margine supe- riore sinistro. Firmato (con timbro) dal Presidente de- gli Stati Uniti d’America.
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