Dalvimart Octavien (17 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. DALVIMART, OCTAVIEN Eski Turk kiyafetleri ve guzel giyim tarzlari = Picturesque representations of the dress and manners of the Turks. With Turkish translations by Muharrem Feyzi Bey [Togay]. Istanbul: Zaman Kitaphanesi, 1932 - 1933. Large 8vo., [148] p., 60 color plates. In Turkish and English. Paperback. Very good ISBN: CATALOG: Turkish & Islamic arts KEYWORDS: Costume Clothing Ottoman culture fashion.

Hardcover. Condition: New. DALVIMART, OCTAVIEN Costume of Turkey = Costume de la Turquie = Osmanli kostumleri. Istanbul: T. Is Bankasi Kultur Yayinlari, 2012. 4to., xxiv, 238, [1] p., 60 color ills. Reprinted from the 1802 London edition. In Turkish, English and French. Original cloth binding. New ISBN: 9786053605430 CATALOG: Turkish & Islamic arts KEYWORDS: Costume Ottoman culture fashion Clothing This album of sixty costumes of court people and different subjects of the Ottoman Empire was originally drawn by Octavien Dalvimart ca 1798. It was published in London in 1802 in color with English and French captions. The new edition is extended with Turkish translation along with the original texts and drawings and it is loyal to the original except for the extended text. The album is a must for history lovers as well as a source for researchers. It depicts the last decade of the classical heritage of the Ottoman Empire on the eve of strong modernization and Westernization of the early nineteenth century.

Condition: New. Editors: Translator: Berktay, Ali 238 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. turkce 148 pp. Color ills. 23x17 cm.

Condition: Good. [Second Edition]. G: in good condition without dust jacket as issued. Cover marked and heavily rubbed. Edge-wear. Wear to spine, with some loss at ends. Splitting to outer hinges. Previous owner book-plate to front paste-down. Inner hinge cracking. Foxing and off-setting, slightly impinging on content. Occasional thumbing and marking. Aeg. 380mm x 270mm (15" x 11"). [110pp]. 60 full-page hand coloured plates + illustrated title page. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. Contemporary tooled red leather decorated covers.

Condition: Good. in-folio (360 x 270 mm.), ff. 6 n.n., con titolo, prefazione e indice, 60 ff. di testo descrittivo in lingua inglese e francese, bella legatura del tempo in pieno marocchino blu decorata in oro ed a secco sui piatti e al dorso, tagli dorati. Una incisione a colori al titolo e 60 tavole incise in rame e dipinte in origine a mano (firmate Octavien Dalvimart delin. - Dadley sculp.) . Le tavole, assai belle, raffigurano a figura intera uno o due personaggi, maschili e femminili, in abbigliamento tipico della propria classe sociale o professione. Importante rassegna e documentazione degli abitanti della Turchia sul finire del XVIII secolo. ''The Drawings, from which . [the] plates have been engraved, were made on the spot . by Monsieur Dalvimart, and may be depended upon for their correctness. They have been accurately attended to in the progress of the engraving; and each impression has been carefully coloured according to the original drawing, that the fidelity of them might not be impaired'' (Preface). Esemplare a grandi margini in splendida legatura (la prima tavola ''The Kislar Aga'', rifilata e da altro esempl. con timbro della Brooklyn Public Library). Colas I, 1782. Vinet, n.2337. Lipperheide, n.1482. Abbey Travel II,370. Atabey 313. Book.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. First edition. Folio33x25 cms.Double title page in french and english.4 leaves of preface,table of contents.Hand-coloured stipple-engraved vignette to the title page, and 60 similar plates by Dadley and William Poole after Dalvimart.Each plate with its explanation in english and french.The plates finely coloured. The book recased in a fine XIX blue moroccowith double fillet on covers,slightly rubbed. Spine richly gilt,red label.The text and plates are one cm shorter than the binding in which was recased. Internally a good copy in a fine period binding. The plates are considered very accurate and show the different people living in the Othoman dominions. Colas 782, Chahine 1186,Abbey travel 370,Blackmer 444.Atabey 314.

Hand-coloured engraving, 34.7 x 25.9 cms (sheet including plate-mark), edge toning, but in very good condition. Attractive large image of a Dervise or Dervish prepared as Plate XXX for Dalvimart's work "The Costume of Turkey". "Dalvimart's is one of the basic works on Turkish costume, which has provided the prototypes for numerous other illustrative material. It is known that Dalvimart travelled in Turkey and Greece in 1797-8" (Atabey).

Hand-coloured engraving, 34.7 x 25.8 cms (sheet including plate-mark), edge toning, but in very good condition. Attractive large image prepared as plate 17 for Dalvimart's work "The Costume of Turkey". "Dalvimart's is one of the basic works on Turkish costume, which has provided the prototypes for numerous other illustrative material. It is known that Dalvimart travelled in Turkey and Greece in 1797-8" (Atabey).

Hand-coloured engraving, 34.7 x 26 cms (sheet including plate-mark), edge toning, but in very good condition. Attractive large image prepared as Plate IV for Dalvimart's work "The Costume of Turkey". "Dalvimart's is one of the basic works on Turkish costume, which has provided the prototypes for numerous other illustrative material. It is known that Dalvimart travelled in Turkey and Greece in 1797-8" (Atabey).

Hand-coloured engraving, 35.1 x 26.2 cm (sheet), slight toning, preserved in a modern window mount (the margins of the print rather browned beneath the mount), with the original descriptive text affixed to the verso. In very good condition. Attractive large image prepared for Dalvimart's work "The Costume of Turkey". "Dalvimart's is one of the basic works on Turkish costume, which has provided the prototypes for numerous other illustrative material. It is known that Dalvimart travelled in Turkey and Greece in 1797-8" (Atabey).

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Octavien D'Alvimart. (illustrator). 1st Edition. 2 lovely detailed aquatint engravings of Ottoman, or Turkish soldiers both brightly coloured and no fading, unframed, measure 14.5 x 10 inches [approx 38 x 20 cm]. Infantry (Janissary?) & Cavalry Lancer. *Believed to be from the "Military Costume of Turkey. illustrated By a Series of Engravings, From Drawings made on the Spot by Octavien D'Alvimart". The folio volume had a full compliment of 31 aquatints of Turkish military costumes. (2).

Condition: Very Good. Octavien Dalvimart (illustrator). Second Edition. Green straight-grained morocco with gilt particulars. All edges gilt. Complete with 50 hand colored engravings. Bilingual text in English and French with 2 title pages. Previous owner's name faintly to blank fly. Some loss to head and tail of spine (see image). Plate offset to text (see images), but plates are bright and clean with no defacements. 10.75 x 14.5 in (27 x 36.5 cm).

Condition: Very Good. Octavien Dalvimart (illustrator). Second Edition. Green straight-grained morocco with gilt particulars. All edges gilt. Complete with 60 hand colored plates plus with a hand colored vignette to the title page. Bilingual text in English and French on separate pages. Previous owner's name faintly to blank fly. Loss to head and tail of spine (see image). Plate offset to text (see images), but plates are bright and clean with no defacements. 10.75 x 14.5 in (27 x 36.5 cm).

Condition: Very Good. Octavien Dalvimart (illustrator). First Edition. Half verdant Morocco; ruled hubs; marbled boards. Deaccessioned from Summit County non-circulating library, with minimal markings; none external & none of which affect the vibrantly colored plates or their margins. Hand colored title plus 60 hand-colored plates. Plate 21 "An Albanian" excised but present without loss. Light offset from plates to text. First issue with text watermarked "W Elgar 1796"; Additional images and further information provided upon request. ; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail. .

"(TURKEY) (DALVIMART, Octavien). The Costume of Turkey, Illustrated by a Series of Engravings; with Descriptions in English and French. London: William Miller, 1804. Folio (11 by 14 inches), contemporary full plum morocco gilt, all edges gilt. $4700.Second edition, later issue, of this "delineation with fidelity of the various modes of dress and peculiarity of customs" of Turkey, with 60 vividly hand-colored full-page plates after drawings by Octavien Dalvimart. Attractively bound in contemporary morocco.The Costume of Turkey was one of a series of six costume books published by William Miller over a four-year period. Each hand-colored plate, drawn from life in 1798 by Octavien Dalvimart and stipple-engraved by John Dadley and William Poole, is accompanied by an explanation of the figure's role, responsibility and details of dress, written by Miller (misattributed by Hiler to William Alexander). "The drawings, from which these plates have been engraved, were made on the spot and may be depended upon for their correctness. They have been most accurately attended to in the progress of the engraving; and each impression has been carefully colored according to the original drawing, that the fidelity of them might not be impaired." The popularity of these books created the demand for successive reprintsalthough the title page of this copy indicates the 1804 second edition, the text is printed on paper watermarked 1828 and 1829, and the plates are printed on paper watermarked "J. Whatman 1834," and it contains later reprints of Plates 21, 22 and 53, re-engraved by Poole. Text in English and French. Abbey, Travel 370. See Colas 782; Hiler, 16; Lowndes, 530. Text and plates generally clean and fine, expert restoration to joints, spine ends and corners. An attractive folio in contemporary morocco-gilt.".

In-fol., 27 x 36 cm, 5 ff. n. chiff., 60 ff. n. chiff. [explication des pl. bilingue], 60 pl. grav. chiff. 1 à 60. Édition originale, avec seule la page de titre anglaise portant la date de 1804, celle française ainsi que les gravures sont datée de 1802, illustrée d'un titre-frontispice et de 60 aquatintes hors-texte, dessinées par Octavien Dalvimart, gravées par Dadley, et entièrement rehaussées à la main. Texte en anglais et en français. (Lipperheide, no 1422). Élégante reliure de l'époque en maroquin rouge à longs grains. Ex-libris: «Lord Farnham». Traces de frottements. Gravures propres et fraîches. Légers transferts des aquatintes sur les pages en regard. Cette remarquable collection de gravures représente les costumes de la vie quotidienne et de cérémonies de l'Empire ottoman à la fin du XVIIIe siècle; le peinture, Octavien Dalvimart fit le voyage sur place en 1798.