Robin Halwas Booksellers ■ Agents and Dealers in Fine Art

..., Gaspare Morone Mola, with a modello for the reverse; it is the only known... ...thirty years, executing medals and coins for all the popes from Urban viii......his death in 1640. He first worked for the Gonzaga at the mint in Mantua.......Zecca’. He remained at the mint for nearly thirty years, executing......and coins for all the popes from Urban viii......papal medallist was re­sponsible for the artistic design of the medal as......College Museum of Art, 4 March–26 April 1981, David and Alfred Smart......thirty years, executing medals and coins for all the popes from Urban viii...

...Cardinal Flavio Chigi’s inventory for the lost original drawing and two... ...’s, ‘Ancient English and Foreign Coins, Banknotes, and Commemorative medals’,......various events. The evidence for Bernini’s authorship of the......Cardinal Flavio Chigi’s inventory for the lost original drawing and two......Varriano, ‘A drawing by Bernini for a print dedicated to Alexander vii’......), pp.241–242 nos. 172 (drawing for Bonacina’s print after Bernini),......Museum, Münzkabinett, Inv. 100bß26 ● Weimar, Goethe-Nationalmuseum (......), p.99 no. 525, p.232 (reproduction). 26. Fritz Dworschak, ‘Der Medailleur......’s, ‘Ancient English and Foreign Coins, Banknotes, and Commemorative medals’,...

...(some in colour). 336 lots. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’...

...annotated copy, partly priced. No price list....

..., New York, 23 October 1987. The top price was paid for Stetson–Hartz copy......1987. The top price was paid for Stetson–Hartz copy of Caxton’s...

.... Franz, 1879). Publisher’s retail price (for a subsequent reimpression, in......, hence the work’s importance for books. Nagler begins by giving an......, 1879). Publisher’s retail price (for a subsequent reimpression, in 1991) €...

...). ¶ Annotated copy, partly priced. No price list....

...1981. ¶ Occasional annotation. No Price list....

...). ¶ Annotated copy, partly priced. No Price list....

...(2) pp., illustrations. [242] items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’......). Items numbered 1-110; 111-158. Price lists loosely inserted. Publisher’......plates. Items numbered 1-66; 67-102. Price lists loosely inserted. Publisher’......folding, some in colour). 40 items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’......to the literature and a must for serious libraries” (from a notice......7250 prints to the British Museum for £1.25 million, principally to fill......dem 17. 19. Jahrhundert (published for the 36. Stuttgarter......18. und 19. Jahrhunderts (published for the 37. Stuttgarter....... Stuttgarter Antiquariatsmesse, 23-26 January 1997);(27 cm), 30 (2) pp.,...

...part illustrating Odysseus’s visit to the ‘Necyia’ was conceived......) 1. For this and other efforts to render in......, see Following Pausanias: The quest for Greek Antiquity, catalogue of an...

...across head and foot of the spine; price clipped. Exlibris of John Thomas...

...are obtainable from the publisher, price €98 (“Tranne qualche eccezione,......: The British in Italy”, handlist for an exhibition in The British......., [13] leaves of plates. II (1981): [26] pp. (paginated 237-261). Bound......in The British Library, 25 July-26 October 1980 (4 pp.)....

...Michel de Vascosan in 1559, and the latest book of the group.... .... Reliure fatiguée au dos et au coins des plats.”)● Librairie Damascè......(9 September 1572) was the occasion for producing an “Inventaire après dé.......313 (“Superb Grolieresque binding, for Louis de St Maur, Marquis de Nelle”) [....... Reliure fatiguée au dos et au coins des plats.”)● Librairie Damascè...

...Binder” (Andrea di Lorenzo?) for “Alex. Rha.” are known. They cover... ...in 1574.2 Alexios made his first visit to Italy in 1539-1540, when he led......to Venice, at his own expense, for uncertain purposes and for an......joined the team of scribes working for Hurtado de Mendoza. The Mendoza......more than 100 such bindings for Hurtado de Mendoza and other......produce standard “trade bindings” for the book-buying public. He records......on books printed after 1534, the latest one a Venetian book printed in 1543 (...

.... They are evidence of the fashion for medallion bindings that developed......during the 1550s, just as the taste for them was waning in Italy.... .... The models were Roman imperial coins, antique intaglios, Renaissance and......more than half of these were made for one or another of four col­lectors.......their charges were higher than for ordinary work, and the extra......were thus normally reserved for special copies or special clients........ They are evidence of the fashion for medallion bindings which developed....... The models were Roman imperial coins, antique intaglios, Renaissance and...

...obligation to obtain the maximum price required its sale piecemeal by......” has occasional annotations, and no Price list.... ...lots totalling £75 unsold. The top price was £18,000 paid by Traylen for a......wrappers. ¶ Annotated copy. No Price list......., deceased. Part 1, A-C (catalogue for an auction conducted by Christie,......price was £18,000 paid by Traylen for a New Testament translated in......155); the same dealer paid £13,000 for Boyle’s The Sceptical Chymist of......or notes (thirty-five of these were for the British Library, which later “......Transactions (1665-1704) sold for £26,000 to Quaritch for the British...

.... Saleroom notices loosely inserted. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’......the arms of Carlo Borromeo [lot 26], which made $220,000 (Freilich v....

....444-445). ¶ Pencil annotations. No Price list.......by scholarship and a passion for association copies and bindings…...

...pp., illustrations. 741 + 16 items. “Price List for Catalogue 7 … First......), 54 pp., illustrations. 12 items. Price List loosely inserted. Publisher’......., illustrations. 548 + 11 + 10 items. Price List loosely inserted. Publisher’......), 136 pp., illustrations. 726 items. Price List loosely inserted. Publisher’....... 741 + 16 items. “Price List for Catalogue 7 … First Revision.......[Stock catalogues, numbered series: 26] Classics of ophthalmology, part two;(......that we have handled in our 26 years of business’” (from a...