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SHELLS, CRUSTATIONS & CORAL
Dezallier d'Argenville.Date 1780
Dezallier d'Argenville was an advisor to King Louis XV and his work La Conchyliologie gained enormous popularity. He coined the word conchyliologie or Conchology. The present much enlarged third edition is rarer than the first edition & was published posthumously by Jacques de Favanne and his son Jacques Guillaume.
The excellent plates are after drawings by father and son & engraved by Aveline.
La Conchyliologie ou Histoire Naturelle des Coquilles de Mer, d'Eau Douce, Terrestres et Fossiles
by Dezallier d'Argenville , published in Paris in 1780.
A copperplate engraving in excellent condition.
Handcoloured in waterclour.
Size of Image 9" x 6 1/4"
Paper size 11 1/4"x 8 1/4"
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Dezallier
Code SDZ 02
Price £65 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 03
Price £65 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 04
Price £65 |
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Dezallier
Code SDZ 05
Price £65 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 06
Price £65 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 07
Price £65 |
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Dezallier
Code SDZ 08
Price £65 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 20
Price £75 |
Dezallier
Code SDZ 11
Price £65 |
Rees's Cyclopædia
or The New Cyclopaedia, or, Universal Dictionary of the Arts and Sciences was edited by Revd. Abraham Rees.
(1743-1825). It appeared in parts between January 1802 and August 1820, and ran to 39 volumes of text, 5 volumes of plates, and an atlas. It contains around 39 million words, and more than 500 of the articles are of monograph length.
An American edition, with 42 volumes of text and 6 of plates was published by Samuel Bradford of Philadelphia between
1806-1822, with additional American material.
Rees's Cyclopædia is important today for the information it contains, particularly, about the science and technology of the period.
Good condition, Handcoloured in watercolour.
Slight dustiness to paper.
Approximate size 10 7/8 x 8 3/8 inches. |
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CRUSTACEA
Date of this print: Aug 1st 1806.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4" and is in nice condition.
Code CEL 001
Price £45
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CRUSTACEA
Date of this print: Oct 1st 1817.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4" and is in nice condition.
Code CEL 002
Price £45 |
CRUSTACEA
Date of this print: June 1st 1813.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4"
and is in nice condition.
Code CEL 003
Price £45
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CONCHOLOGY
Date of this print: Dec 1st 1817.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4" nice condition.
Code SEL 001
Price £45
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CONCHOLOGY
Date of this print: Feb 1st 1809.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4" nice condition.
Code SEL 002
Price £45 |
CONCHOLOGY
Date of this print: Oct 1st 1817.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 1/4" nice condition.
Code SEL 003
Price £40 |
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CONCHOLOGY
Date of this print: June 1st 1810.
The print measures 11 1/8"x 8 1/2"
nice condition.
Code SEL V10
Price £40 |
CONCHOLOGY
Date of this print: Dec 1st 1817.
The print measures 10 3/4 "x 8 3/8 "
nice condition.
Code SEL 004
Price £40 |
VERMES
Date of this print: Nov 1st 1813.
The print measures 10 5/8"x 8 3/8 "
nice condition.
Code SEL V09
Price £45 |
Niccolo Gualtieri (1688-1747)
Antique Shell Prints.
Index Testarum Conchyliorum features a variety of shells, many presented on their apices and casting small shadows. The prints here are from the first edition, published in Florence in 1742. Index Testarum Conchyliorum is one of the most important conchology books ever published. Gualtieri, a physician and professor, was an enthusiastic collector of shells and mollasks. Unsatisfied with the studies of the subject at the time, he hoped Index Testarum Conchyliorum would help to further the field. Gualtieri developed a classification system for this book that was well respected by later zoologists. He enlisted the artists Giuseppe Menabuoni and Antonio Pazzi, both Italian painters and printmakers, to produce the plates. Some of the shells featured are still housed at The University of Pisa's Museum of Natural History. Many pages feature engravings on both sides; therefore, the plate marks from the verso are visible on some prints.
The prints are on fine chain link paper measuring approximatly 12"x 17¼".
They are in excellent condition, with recent hand colouring.
Text on the verso is faintly visable, This is due to the original printing and not offsetting.
The images have been scanned, which has made the text look
worse than it is in reality.
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Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 001
Price £195
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Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 002
Price £195 |
Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 003
Price £195 |
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Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 004
Price £195 |
Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 009
Price £195 |
Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 005
Price £195 |
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Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 006
Price £195 |
Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 007
Price £195 |
Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 008
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Niccolo Gaultieri
Code SGA 010
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Corallines Plate 2.
Published by Alexander Hogg
Articulated, Keratophita, Eschara. Copperplate engraving, hand coloured. from The Encyclopedia or Modern Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, by William Henry Hall, engraved by I. Taylor, circa 1789.
Plate size 37 x 23.7 cm's
Code SCOR 001 |
Corallines
Flabella marina
Keratophyton Maximum
Cinereum elegantissime.
reticulatum Boerh.jnd panache de mer.
Copperplate engraving C1780
Hand coloured
Plate size 33 x 21 cm's
Code SCOR 002
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Corallines. Plate 1
Vesiculated, Tubular, Celliferous. Copperplate engraving, hand coloured from The Encyclopedia or Modern Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences,by William Henry Hall, engraved by I. Taylor, circa 1789.
Plate size 37.5 x 23.7 cm's
Code SCOR 003 |
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