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    • VITRUVE (ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura . Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511.
      Nov. 29, 2011

      VITRUVE (ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura . Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511.

      Est: €3,000 - €5,000

      VITRUVE (ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura. Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511. Petit in-folio (295 x 196 mm). Colorié à l'époque. Collation: AAυ4; A-Nυ8 Oυ6; Pυ1υ0. 123 feuillets, sans P10 blanc. Caractères romains, quelques rares mots en grec, marginalia imprimées, index imprimé sur trois colonnes. Titre dans un bel encadrement gravé sur bois représentant des dauphins, 136 gravures sur bois dans le texte, marque d'imprimeur au feuillet P9v. (Titre cahiers A-B avec importants manques de texte, mouillure en marge, quelques travaux de vers). Demi-chagrin noir du XIXυe siècle. PREMIÈRE ÉDITION ILLUSTRÉE. EXEMPLAIRE COLORIÉ À L'ÉPOQUE. Les trois éditions précédentes contenaient seulement quelques schémas ou diagrammes. L'édition de Tacuino est abondamment illustrée de détails et plans d'architecture ainsi que de machines et de leur usage. La bordure au dauphin sur le titre, l'une des plus marquantes du XVIυe siècle ("one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century" Mortimer), fut utilisée ici très probablement pour la première fois. Fra Giovanni Giocondo, architecte à Vérone, collabora avec Raphaël et San Gallo à la construction de Saint-Pierre de Rome. CETTE ÉDITION ILLUSTRÉE EST RARE. Adams V-902; Katalog Berlin 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVE (Marcus Vitruvius Pollo, ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura. Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511.
      May. 11, 2011

      VITRUVE (Marcus Vitruvius Pollo, ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura. Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511.

      Est: €15,000 - €20,000

      VITRUVE (Marcus Vitruvius Pollo, ca. 90 av. J.-C.-ca. 20 ap. J.-C.). De Architectura. Revue par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511. Petit in-folio (295 x 196 mm). Collation: AAυ4; A-Nυ8 Oυ6; Pυ1υ0. 123 feuillets, sans P10 blanc. Caractères romains, quelques rares mots en grec, marginalia imprimées, index imprimé sur trois colonnes. Titre dans un bel encadrement gravé sur bois représentant des dauphins, 136 gravures sur bois dans le texte, marque d'imprimeur au feuillet P9v. (Mouillure ancienne restaurée en marge supérieure affectant légèrement le titre et quelques mots ou lettres au début et à la fin.) Vélin ivoire (remboîtage, gardes renouvelées). PREMIÈRE ÉDITION ILLUSTRÉE. Les trois édition précédentes contenaient seulement quelques schémas ou diagrammes. L'édition de Tacuino est abondamment illustrée de détails et plans d'architecture ainsi que de machines et de leur usage. La bordure au dauphin sur le titre, l'une des plus marquantes du XVIυe siècle ("one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century" Mortimer), fut utilisée ici très probablement pour la prmeière fois. Fra Giovanni Giocondo, architecte à Vérone, collabora avec Raphaël et San Gallo à la construction de Saint-Pierre de Rome. CETTE ÉDITION ILLUSTRÉE EST RARE. Adams V-902; Berlin Kat. 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.
      Jun. 24, 2009

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.

      Est: $10,000 - $15,000

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura. Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511. 2o (289 x 203 mm). Collation: AA4; A-N8 O6; P10. 124 leaves, P10 blank (the register on P9r incorrectly calls quire O "quaternus"). Roman type, a few words in Greek, shoulder notes, index at end in triple column. Four-piece decorative woodcut title border with scrolling foliage and dolphin motifs, 136 woodcut illustrations and diagrams in the text, most within double rule borders, printer's device on P9v (Kristeller 326), one 9-line and ten 7-line woodcut initials. (Foot of title-page trimmed affecting image, leaves of first quire repaired at gutter, some spotting and pale staining throughout). 19th-century parchment-backed vellum (joints starting, lightly soiled). Provenance: Leo Johann Jacob Erbarti (contemporary signature title-page); Christoph Wenzel Graf von Nostitz (1742-1804) Czech book collector (armorial bookplate, signature on title-page); W. Gedney Beatty (1869-1941), American architect (gifted to): The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Department of Prints (bookplate recording the bequest, cancelled). FIRST ILLUSTRATED EDITION. The three previous editions contained a few schematic woodcut diagrams, but this Tacuino edition is the first to be extensively illustrated with woodcuts of architectural details and plans, machinery in use, etc. Tacuino's woodcut title border with dolphins, "one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century" (Mortimer), was apparently printed here for the first time. This edition, dedicated to Pope Julius II, was edited by the Veronese architect, epigraphist and editor Fra Giovanni Giocondo, who during the last year of his life collaborated with Raphael and Sangallo on St. Peter's after Bramante's death in 1514. Adams V-902; Berlin Kat. 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Harvard/Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.
      Dec. 05, 2008

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.

      Est: $40,000 - $60,000

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura. Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511. 2o (289 x 203 mm). Collation: AA4; A-N8 O6; P10. 124 leaves, P10 blank (the register on P9r incorrectly calls quire O "quaternus"). Roman type, a few words in Greek, shoulder notes, index at end in triple column. Four-piece decorative woodcut title border with scrolling foliage and dolphin motifs, 136 woodcut illustrations and diagrams in the text, most within double rule borders, printer's device on P9v (Kristeller 326), one 9-line and ten 7-line woodcut initials. (Foot of title-page trimmed affecting image, leaves of first quire repaired at gutter, some spotting and pale staining throughout). 19th-century parchment-backed vellum (joints starting, lightly soiled). Provenance: Leo Johann Jacob Erbarti (contemporary signature title-page); Christoph Wenzel Graf von Nostitz (1742-1804) Czech book collector (armorial bookplate, signature on title-page); W. Gedney Beatty (1869-1941), American architect (gifted to): The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Department of Prints (bookplate recording the bequest, cancelled). FIRST ILLUSTRATED EDITION. The three previous editions contained a few schematic woodcut diagrams, but this Tacuino edition is the first to be extensively illustrated with woodcuts of architectural details and plans, machinery in use, etc. Tacuino's woodcut title border with dolphins, "one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century" (Mortimer), was apparently printed here for the first time. This edition, dedicated to Pope Julius II, was edited by the Veronese architect, epigraphist and editor Fra Giovanni Giocondo, who during the last year of his life collaborated with Raphael and Sangallo on St. Peter's after Bramante's death in 1514. Adams V-902; Berlin Kat. 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Harvard/Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus (c.70 BC-c.15 BC). De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.
      Jun. 04, 2008

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus (c.70 BC-c.15 BC). De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.

      Est: £20,000 - £30,000

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus (c.70 BC-c.15 BC). De architectura. Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511. 2° (304 x 208mm). Collation: AA4; A-N8; O6; P10. 123 leaves (of 124, without final blank). Roman type, a few words in Greek, shoulder notes, index at end in triple column. Four-piece decorative woodcut title border, 136 woodcut illustrations and diagrams in the text, most within double rule borders, printer's device on P9v (Kristeller 326), woodcut initials. (Title soiled, lightly browned and with one crease, occasional light spotting, light marginal soiling.) 17th-century half vellum, spine lettered in gilt, edges marbled (extremities rubbed, boards with some wear and some dampstains). Provenance: pressmark on title -- W. Gedney Beatty (1869-1941, American architect; gifted to:) -- The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Department of Prints (bookplate recording the bequest, cancelled). FIRST ILLUSTRATED EDITION of Vitruvius's fundamental architectural treatise. The three previous editions contained a few schematic woodcut diagrams, but Tacuino's edition is the first to be extensively illustrated with woodcuts of architectural details and plans, machinery, etc. The often-copied woodcut title border is 'one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century' (Mortimer), and was apparently printed here for the first time. This edition was the work of Fra Giovanni Giocondo, a working architect and authority on classical inscriptions, who during the last year of his life collaborated with Raphael and Sangallo on St. Peter's. Adams V-902; Berlin Kat. 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.
      Dec. 03, 2007

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura . Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511.

      Est: $50,000 - $70,000

      VITRUVIUS POLLIO, Marcus. De architectura. Edited by Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venice: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 May 1511. 2o (304 x 211 mm). Collation: AA4; A-N8 O6; P10. 124 leaves, P10 blank (the register on P9r incorrectly calls quire O quaternus). Roman type, a few words in Greek, shoulder notes, index at end in triple column. Four-piece decorative woodcut title border with scrolling foliage and dolphin motifs, 136 woodcut illustrations and diagrams in the text, most within double rule borders, printer's device on P9v (Kristeller 326), one 9-line and ten 7-line woodcut initials. THE INITIALS FINELY ILLUMINATED BY HAND in gold, green, blue and red with white penwork infill, illuminated coat-of-arms at foot of the opening text page, within a circular wreath, framed on either side by curling penwork decoration with gold dots and flowers in pink, green, red and blue. 19th-century green morocco gilt, edges gilt. Provenance: Unidentified illuminated coat-of-arms. FIRST ILLUSTRATED EDITION. The three previous editions (see lots 342-345) contained a few schematic woodcut diagrams, but this Tacuino edition is the first to be extensively illustrated with woodcuts of architectural details and plans, machinery in use, etc. Tacuino's woodcut title border with dolphins, "one of the most influential pieces of ornamentation of the sixteenth century" (Mortimer), was apparently printed here for the first time. This edition, dedicated to Pope Julius II, was edited by the Veronese architect, epigraphist and editor Fra Giovanni Giocondo, who during the last year of his life collaborated with Raphael and Sangallo on St. Peter's after Bramante's death in 1514. A FINE COPY. Adams V-902; Berlin Kat. 1798; Cicognara 696; Essling 1702; Fowler 393; Harvard/Mortimer Italian 543; Millard Italian 156; Norman 2157; Sander 7694.

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    • VITRUVE, Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (actif vers 27 av. J.-C.). [De architectura]. Edité par
      Jun. 25, 2004

      VITRUVE, Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (actif vers 27 av. J.-C.). [De architectura]. Edité par

      Est: €15,000 - €20,000

      VITRUVE, Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (actif vers 27 av. J.-C.). [De architectura]. Edité par Fra Giovanni Giocondo (1433-1515). Venise: Giovanni Tacuino, 22 mai 1511. Petit in-folio (294 x 209 mm). Caractères romains, quelques rares mots en grec, marginalia imprimées, index imprimé sur trois colonnes. Large bordure imprimée sur la page de titre avec quatre bois figurant des motifs floraux et des dauphins, 136 illustrations et diagrammes gravés sur bois dans le texte, marque d'imprimeur au feuillet P9v, initiales. (Sans le dernier feuillet blanc; titre, deux premiers feuillets et le dernier avec petites restaurations en marge, trace de mouillure, quelques taches.) Maroquin olive moderne à rabats par Lobstein-Laurenchet, tranches dorées. Provenance: nombreuses annotations manuscrites des XVI e et XVII e siècles. PREMIèRE éDITION ILLUSTRéE. Vitruve est l'auteur du seul traité d'architecture que l'Antiquité nous ait transmis. Cette édition, comportant les notes critiques de l'architecte Fra Giovanni Giocondo, est dédiée au pape Jules II. Elle fut accueillie avec ferveur: la belle et riche iconographie compensait les obscurités notoires du texte. On y trouve, par exemple, le premier plan d'un théâtre antique, huit ans avant les fouilles du théâtre Marcellus à Rome. Le huitième livre traite de l'hydraulique, le neuvième est consacrée à la gnomonique et le dixième à la mécanique appliquée ainsi qu'aux machines de guerre. "This fourth edition, the first to be illustrated with more than diagrams, was prepared by Fra Giovanni Giocondo, the Veronese architect who took over the construction of St. Peter's in Rome after Bramante's death" (Norman). Adams V-902; Essling 1702; Mortimer Italian 543; Norman 2157; Sander 7694; voir PMM 26 (édition vers 1486-1490)

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