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拍品 673
RICCIO, Giuseppe
已結束2013年6月20日
成交價
USD 4,000
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RICCIO, Giuseppe
Piscatio philosophica
the set of 24 engravings, including title-page, coat-of-arms, frontispiece and portrait of Aristotle, published in Venice, 1662, extremely rare, very good impressions, occasional pale staining and surface dirt, in contemporary flexible vellum, red morocco pull-off case, chemise missing.
Plate: 3 7/8 x 2½ in. (100 x 65 mm.)
Sheet: 5½ x 3 7/8 in. (140 x 97 mm.)
Provenance: Ubaldi (owner's inscription on title).
Another inscription erased from title.
Polovsteff or Polostsoff, Russian ambassador to France, circa 1880.
Acquired from William Salloch, 1971.
Exhibited: Fact and Fantasy 60.
Piscatio philosophica
the set of 24 engravings, including title-page, coat-of-arms, frontispiece and portrait of Aristotle, published in Venice, 1662, extremely rare, very good impressions, occasional pale staining and surface dirt, in contemporary flexible vellum, red morocco pull-off case, chemise missing.
Plate: 3 7/8 x 2½ in. (100 x 65 mm.)
Sheet: 5½ x 3 7/8 in. (140 x 97 mm.)
Provenance: Ubaldi (owner's inscription on title).
Another inscription erased from title.
Polovsteff or Polostsoff, Russian ambassador to France, circa 1880.
Acquired from William Salloch, 1971.
Exhibited: Fact and Fantasy 60.
RICCIO, Giuseppe
Piscatio philosophica
the set of 24 engravings, including title-page, coat-of-arms, frontispiece and portrait of Aristotle, published in Venice, 1662, extremely rare, very good impressions, occasional pale staining and surface dirt, in contemporary flexible vellum, red morocco pull-off case, chemise missing.
Plate: 3 7/8 x 2½ in. (100 x 65 mm.)
Sheet: 5½ x 3 7/8 in. (140 x 97 mm.)
Provenance: Ubaldi (owner's inscription on title).
Another inscription erased from title.
Polovsteff or Polostsoff, Russian ambassador to France, circa 1880.
Acquired from William Salloch, 1971.
Exhibited: Fact and Fantasy 60.
Piscatio philosophica
the set of 24 engravings, including title-page, coat-of-arms, frontispiece and portrait of Aristotle, published in Venice, 1662, extremely rare, very good impressions, occasional pale staining and surface dirt, in contemporary flexible vellum, red morocco pull-off case, chemise missing.
Plate: 3 7/8 x 2½ in. (100 x 65 mm.)
Sheet: 5½ x 3 7/8 in. (140 x 97 mm.)
Provenance: Ubaldi (owner's inscription on title).
Another inscription erased from title.
Polovsteff or Polostsoff, Russian ambassador to France, circa 1880.
Acquired from William Salloch, 1971.
Exhibited: Fact and Fantasy 60.