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HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condition: Good +. Dust Jacket Condition: Dustjacket Fair. xiv + 130 pages. Grey-toned and turqouise-blue background dustjacket with wear to edges and corners, chipping to spine-ends. Very clean blue hardback binding with light wear to boards' corners and spine-ends. Page-edges heavily yellowed, light browning to page-margins o/w pages clean and tidy.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Condition: Good. Ink on rag. 18 x 16.8 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Two drawings mounted blue backing paper. 22 x 15.4 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 9.6 x 7.5 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.8 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Ink on rag. 21.7 x 16.8 cm. Good with small tear on bottom edge. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Ink on rag. 21.7 x 16.8 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Ink on rag. 11.4 x 13.6 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Color Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Ink on rag. 21.7 x 16.8 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.5 x 9.6 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. B&W Photo Print on card. 5.3 x 8.3 cm. VG. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Two engravings on laid rag. 21 x 13 cm. Very Good. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

Condition: Good. Engraving on wove. 22 x 14 cm. Very Good. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.

3° édition. 3ème édition complètée, la 1ère est parue en 1816. Sans date (vers 1850). Fort in-8, 592 pages. Broché. Tache brune dans la marge du bas de 50 pages. 15 très grandes planches dépliantes à plusieurs volets. La première partie (80 pages) est consacrée à la vigne. - La seconde (160 pages) au pêcher - La troisième (140 pages) au poirier et au pommier. Les derniers chapitres : prunier, abricotier, cerisier, groseillier, framboisier et fraisier.

Hardcover (Half Leather). Condition: Very Good Condition. Third Edition. Modern calf backed marbled boards, modest foxing, heavy in spots but not impairing legibility; plates clean. 592pp with 15 folding plates, some quite large, and a smaller format catalog 36pp of Librairie Agricole publications bound in at end. Size: 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Farming & Rural Life; Cooking, Wine & Dining. Inventory No: CAT000679.

Edition intégrale en fac-similé au plus près de l'original. L'édition comprend le texte manuscrit enluminé et sa transcription, les plans pliés des fontaines ainsi que la Grande Vue de Rouen, frontispice du manuscrit dans sa forme originale. Par ses dimensions hors normes - le manuscrit se déploie sur près de 20 mètres linéaire et 1 mètre de hauteur - l'édition n'a pu entrer dans un process industriel habituel et a nécessité plus de 16 000 collages manuels, ce qui explique la rareté de cet ouvrage. Exemplaire N°10 /45. A l'état neuf. Emboîtage brun à l'identique de l'original dans son emboitage de carton illustré des Editions Point de vues. Parfait état. Conçu pour la ville par Jacques Le Lieur, échevin de Rouen, ce livre objet a été une référence technique sur les alimentations en eau de la ville jusqu'au XIXe siècle. Le Lieur, en sa qualité de notaire du roi, est chargé de mener à bien un bilan complet des trois aqueducs sous l'égide de la municipalité rouennaise. Jacques Le Lieur a, sans aucun doute, voulu réaliser un document exemplaire, et pour cela a retracé en élévation de part et d'autre du cours des sources, le paysage rural et urbain qu'il était possible alors d'observer. Il offre une source inépuisable d'information pour les nombreux chercheurs nationaux ou internationaux spécialistes de la Renaissance. Document technique, avant d'être oeuvre graphique, le Livre des Fontaines, est l'un des plus riches témoignages de la pensée d'une ville d'Europe du XVIe siècle. Symbolique par son sujet, surprenant par sa forme, il est à travers textes et images une fabuleuse machine à voyager dans le temps au fil de l'eau. Conservé à la bibliothèque de Rouen, le manuscrit du Livre des Fontaines a été donné aux échevins de la ville le 30 janvier 1526. Depuis cette date, l'ouvrage n'a pas quitté les collections des archives municipales.

Condition: Good. Engraving on laid rag. 22.5 x 27.5 cm. Very Good. Scarce.Henri Le Lieur (1831-1914) was a French photographer and collector who mostly worked in Italy, where he had settled in 1859. He first travelled there following the French army of Napoleon III, during the Second Italian War of Independence. He established his first photographic studio in Torino and became the king's official photographer, before moving to Rome, where he died. He was particularly involved in stereoscopic photography.