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Nov. 14, 2024
Brindesi (Jean) Elbicei Atika Musée des Anciens Costumes Turcs de Constantinople, first edition, Paris, Lemercier, [c.1855].
Est: £3,000 - £4,000
Brindesi (Jean) Elbicei Atika Musée des Anciens Costumes Turcs de Constantinople, first edition, chromolithograph title and 22 lithographs printed in colour with some hand-colouring, 3 short marginal tears to title with neat tape repairs, previous owner's ink signature in ?Arabic to title, scattered spotting, original publisher's morocco, title in gilt to upper cover, rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities, [Blackmer 206], folio, Paris, Lemercier, [c.1855].
Forum Auctions - UK
Nov. 14, 2024
Brindesi (Jean) Souvenirs de Constantinople, first edition, [Paris], [1855-60].
Est: £4,000 - £6,000
Brindesi (Jean) Souvenirs de Constantinople, first edition, tinted lithograph title finished by hand, 20 chromolithographs, light cockling to sheets, light marginal finger-soiling, housed in modern dropback box, original cloth trimmed and pasted to lid, [Atabey 152; Blackmer 207], oblong folio, [Paris], [1855-60]. *** Blackmer notes that nothing is really known about Brindesi beyond this publication. Whilst Atabey notes, 'According to Colas this work should have a lithographed title and 21 plates, but all copies seen thus far have contained only 20 plates.'
Forum Auctions - UK
Jul. 16, 2024
Ottoman Costumes. BRINDESI. Costumes turcs de Constantinople.
Est: €4,000 - €5,000
BRINDESI, Jean. Costumes turcs de Constantinople. Parigi, Lemercier, [1855] In folio, mm. 510x410. Legatura in tela nera bradel, piatto anteriore con cornici decorate a secco, al centro titolo entro grande festone impresso in oro, dorso liscio. Frontespizio impresso in litografia con ornamenti in oro. 22 tavole in litografia a colori di Regnier, Bettanier, Lemoine, Bour ed altri, da disegni originali di Brindesi. Al contropiatto ex-libris “N. Dujardin-Van der Avoort”. Lieve velatura di umidità agli angoli, piccolo strappo nel margine del titolo e della tavola 5, insignificanti tracce d’uso, buon esemplare. Edizione originale. Le splendide tavole colorate, con interventi a mano, raffigurano i costumi della corte ottomana durante il regno di Mahmoud II; Brindesi modella i suoi soggetti ritraendo i costumi esposti in quel museo, documentando anche l’abbigliamento dei rappresentanti del governo e dei dignitari militari. Nella prima tavola è ritratto Mahmoud II che indossa un abito da cerimonia. Il titolo completo dell’opera è: “Elbicei Atika. Musée des anciens costumes turcs de Constantinople”. Elbicei Atika era il nome del museo del costume a Costantinopoli, originariamente nell’armeria del serraglio. Leonora Navari: “There was in fact an actual museum of costume in Contantinople called the Elbicei Atika. Originally it had been located in the armory of the Seraglio [...]. Brindesi may be using the name metaphorically, or these plates may have been drawn from pieces in the Museum collection.”Atabey 151; Blackmer 206; Colas 446; Lipperheide 1438; Vinet, n° 2340; Bobins, I, 121. In folio, 510x410 mm. Binding in black bradel cloth, front plate with tooled decorated frames, title in the centre within a large festoon printed in gold, smooth back. Frontispiece printed in lithography with gilt ornaments. 22 colour lithograph plates by Regnier, Bettanier, Lemoine, Bour and others, from original drawings by Brindesi. On the inside cover Ex-libris ‘N. Dujardin-Van der Avoort’. Slight dampstaining to corners, small tear in margin of title and plate 5, insignificant traces of wear, good copy. First edition. The splendid, hand-coloured plates depict the costumes of the Ottoman court during the reign of Mahmoud II; Brindesi modelled his subjects by portraying the costumes on display in that museum, also documenting the attire of government representatives and military dignitaries. The first panel depicts Mahmoud II wearing ceremonial dress. The full title of the work is: 'Elbicei Atika. Musée des anciens costumes turcs de Constantinople' Elbicei Atika was the name of the costume museum in Constantinople, originally in the armoury of the seraglio. Leonora Navari: “There was in fact an actual museum of costume in Contantinople called the Elbicei Atika. Originally it had been located in the armory of the Seraglio [...]. Brindesi may be using the name metaphorically, or these plates may have been drawn from pieces in the Museum collection.”
Bado e Mart
Apr. 25, 2024
Giovanni Brindesi
Est: €4,000 - €6,000
(Italy 1826–1888 Istanbul) Ottoman Ladies Dressed in 18th Century Costumes Having Tea in Their Private Chambers and Men by a Fountain in Istanbul, signed Brindesi, watercolour on card, each 29 x 22 cm, framed, (2) Provenance: Private Collection, Italy.
Dorotheum
Apr. 16, 2024
BRINDESI (Jean).
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
Elbicei Atika. Musée des anciens costumes turcs de Constantinople. Paris, Lemercier, s.d. [1855]. In-folio monté sur onglets, bradel toile noire, plats de percaline verte d'origine ornés du titre et d'encadrements dorés et à froid, dos muet (Reliure moderne). Édition originale de cette suite d'une grande rareté. Elle se compose d'un titre chromolithographique et de 22 planches en couleurs de costumes turcs, chromolithographiées d'après les dessins de Jean Brindesi (1826-1888) par Régnier, Bour, Bettanier, etc., et rehaussées à la main. Ces planches représentent des costumes de grands dignitaires civils et militaires de la cour du sultan ottoman Mahmoud II (1808-1839). « There was in fact an actual museum of costume in Contantinople called the Elbicei Atika. Originally it had been located in the armory of the Seraglio [...]. Brindesi may be using the name metaphorically, or these plates may have been drawn from pieces in the Museum collection » (Leonora Navari). De la bibliothèque N. Dujardin-Van der Avoort, avec ex-libris. Pâle mouillure angulaire, déchirure marginale réparée au titre et petite déchirure marginale à la pl. 5, quelques traces digitales. Atabey, n°151 – Blackmer, n°206 (incomplet) – Hage Chahine, n°661 – Lipperheide, n°1438 – Vinet, n°2340 – Colas, n°159 – Bobins, I, 121.
Alde
Apr. 18, 2023
[COSTUMES]. BRINDESI (Jean).
Est: €1,000 - €1,200
Ensemble de 12 planches lithographiées avec planche de titre. Elbicei Atika. Musée des Anciens Costumes turcs de Constantinople. Paris, Lemercier, s.d. [1855]. In-folio, en feuilles. Édition originale de cette suite d’un titre et de 12 planches lithographiées polychromes (sur 22) réalisées par les peintres Régnier, Bettanier, Lemoine, Bayalos, Bour, Raunhiem, Hadamar, Gilbert, Duruy et d’autres. Ces lithographies ont été produites d’après les dessins de Jean Brindesi présentant des costumes de grands dignitaires du temps de Mahmout II (1808-1838). Les thèmes illustrés sont variés : chasseurs, valets, huissiers, nains, gardes, bouffons, soldats, marmitons, etc.
Alde
Dec. 13, 2022
BRINDESI (Jean).
Est: €3,000 - €4,000
BRINDESI (Jean). Elbicei Atika. Museum of ancient Turkish costumes of Constantinople. Paris, Lemercier, sd (1855). In-folio, green half-chagrin (slightly post.), smooth spine decorated with gilt title in long. Title lithographed in two tones and 22 lithographed plates in colors, by Régnier, Bettanier, Lemoine, Bayalos, Bour, Raunhiem, Hadamar, Gilbert, Duruy,... after the drawings of Jean Brindesi and representing costumes of great dignitaries of the time of Mahmut II (1808-1838). This collection is part of the collection published by Collinot de Beaumont under the general title of "Encyclopedia of the Decorative Arts of the East". Some foxing. (Colas, I, 159; Lipperheide 1438; Vinet 2340.) Provenance: Greek private collection.
Millon & Associes
Feb. 22, 2022
Giovanni BRINDESI Istanbul, 1826 - ?, 1888 Vendeur d'eau dans le cimetière Aquarelle gouachée sur trait de plume et encre brune, à v..
Est: €3,000 - €5,000
Giovanni BRINDESI Istanbul, 1826 - ?, 1888 Vendeur d'eau dans le cimetière Aquarelle gouachée sur trait de plume et encre brune, à vue ovale, signée et datée 'J. Brindesi 1857' en bas à droite (Restauration en partie supérieure) h: 38,50 w: 27 cm Estimation 3 000 - 5 000 €
Artcurial
Dec. 14, 2021
Jean Brindesi Elbicei Atika. Musée des anciens costumes Turcs de Constantinople. Mit farblithogr. Ti
Est: €7,000 -
Türkei - Osmanisches Reich Brindesi, Jean Elbicei Atika. Musée des anciens costumes Turcs de Constantinople. Mit farblithogr. Titel u. 22 chromolithographischen Kostümtafeln von Regnier, Bettanier, Lemoine, Bour und anderen nach Brindesi. Paris, Lemercier, (1855). Gr.-Folio. OHLdr. mit Gold- u. Blindprägung auf Deckel. Lipperheide 1438 - Colas 446 - Hiler - 115 - Blackmer 206 - The Ottoman World 151 - Prachtvolles Tafelwerk in leuchtenden Farben und teilweise in Gold gedruckt, teilweise im Goldrahmen, die Kostüme des Osmanischen Reiches aus der Regierungszeit von Mahmud II. (1808-1839) wiedergeben. Die Tafeln zeigen hohe Würdenträger und Militärs in ihren Trachten unter der Herrschaft Mahmoud II (1808-1839). Elbicei Atika war der Name eines Kostümmuseums in Konstantinopel, ursprünglich in der Rüstkammer des Serails im Topkapi Palast. Es könnte sein, dass Brindesi seine Sujets nach den Exponaten dieses Museums gestaltet hat oder dass er den Namen metaphorisch verwendet hat. Mahmoud II. in zeremonieller Kleidung ist eines der Sujets auf Tafel 1. - Einige Seiten etwas stockfleckig, sonst ordentliches Exemplar. Sehr selten. Turkey. - Ottoman Empire. - With color lithogr. title and 22 color lithogr. costume plates. Gorgeous plate work in bright colours and partly printed in gold, partly in a gold frame, reproducing the costumes of the Ottoman Empire from the reign of Mahmud II. (1808-1839). The panels show high dignitaries and military officers in their costumes during the reign of Mahmoud II (1808-1839). Elbicei Atika was the name of a costume museum in Constantinople, originally in the armoury of the Seraglio in Topkapi Palace. It could be that Brindesi modelled his subjects on the exhibits of this museum, or that he used the name metaphorically. Mahmoud II in ceremonial dress is one of the subjects on plate 1.- Some pages somewhat foxed, otherwise a neat copy. Very rare.
Jeschke Jádi Auctions Berlin GmbH
Oct. 09, 2020
* Brindesi (Giovanni, 1826-1888). Ottoman Gentleman at rest
Est: £300 - £500
* Brindesi (Giovanni, 1826-1888). Ottoman Gentleman at rest, watercolour, pencil and white chalk on pale brown wove paper, signed Brindesi to margin, sheet size 266 x 190 mm (10.4 x 7.5 ins), mounted on old backing paper Qty: (1)
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