LOT OF EIGHT WORKS ON THE ARTS OF THE XVIIth, XVIIIth AND XI - Lot 72

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LOT OF EIGHT WORKS ON THE ARTS OF THE XVIIth, XVIIIth AND XI - Lot 72
LOT OF EIGHT WORKS ON THE ARTS OF THE XVIIth, XVIIIth AND XIXth CENTURIES - Exhibition catalog, Institut néerlandais de Paris, Le dessin français dans les collections hollandaises: album des planches: Exposition Paris et Amsterdam 1964, Paris, Institut néerlandais de Paris, 1964. Illustrated exhibition catalog for the exhibition Le dessin français dans les collections hollandaises: album des planches, from Paris at the Institut néerlandais from May 4 to June 14, 1964 and in Amsterdam at the Rijksmuseum-Prentenkabinet from June 25 to August 16, 1964. - Huisman Philippe, L'aquarelle française au XVIIIe siècle, Paris, Bibliothèque des arts, 1968. Philippe Huisman's book presents the rise of watercolor painting in France, which until then had received little recognition, showing how artists such as Fragonard, David and Saint-Aubin created numerous masterpieces. The book combines illustrations, color plates and biographies to reveal the daily life, landscapes and artistic grace of the period, paving the way for the future rise of the Impressionists. - (Collectif) - Gérard HILL, Fabergé et les Maîtres Orfèvres Russes, 1998. This book focuses on the work of Peter Carl Fabergé and the leading Russian goldsmiths active in St. Petersburg and Moscow in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book analyzes Fabergé's production, from prestigious imperial commissions to objects of everyday refinement. - (Collective) - La Pendule française, Tardy, 1974. A complete set of three volumes devoted to the history of French and foreign clockmaking. Study of the first clocks. Volume 1: La pendule française, de l'horloge gothique à la pendule Louis XV. Volume 2: The French clock, from Louis XVI to the present day. Volume 3: French clocks, provinces and foreign countries. - (Collectif) - FANIEL Stéphane, LEVALLOIS Pierre, Le XVIIe siècle français, Hachette, Collection Connaissance des Arts - Grands Artisans d'Autrefois, Paris, 1958. This book presents the major artistic trends of 17th-century France, including painting, furniture, sculpture and ceramics, as well as glassware and tapestries. Numerous black & white and color photographs. - (Collectif) - FANIEL Stéphane, Le XVIIIe siècle français, Hachette, Collection Connaissance des Arts - Grands Artisans d'Autrefois, Paris, 1958. This book presents the major artistic trends of 18th-century France, including painting, furniture, sculpture and ceramics, as well as glassware and tapestries. Many photographs are in black & white and color. - DELDICQUE Mathieu, Le Grand Condé, Le rival du Roi-Soleil, Snoeck, 2016. This is an exhibition catalog for the exhibition Le Grand Condé, le rival du Roi-Soleil, held at the Domaine de Chantilly, from September 4, 2016 to January 2, 2017. It traces the life, military exploits, political and cultural dimension of Louis II de Bourbon, Prince de Condé, known as Le Grand Condé (1621 - 1686). - (Collectif) - BABELON Jean, BOTTINEAU Yves, LEFUEL Olivier, FREGNAC Claude, Les Grands Orfèvres de Louis XIII à Charles X, Hachette, collection Connaissance des Arts - Grands Artisans d'Autrefois, Paris, 1965. This book is devoted to the art of goldsmithing in France, from the reign of Louis XIII to that of Charles X. It covers several centuries, from the 17th to the early 19th century. It highlights the great master silversmiths, styles and techniques, as well as the artistic influences of each period. Many of the photographs are in black and white, some in color. The book includes a directory of hallmarks, enabling the identification of silversmiths, their city and the date of execution of the pieces.
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