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UsedVeryGood. signs of little wear on the cover.

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Bologna : Forni (Della volpe), 1995 (1731). Ristampa anastatica dell'E.O. di Bologna, Lelio della Volpe, 1731. Titolo completo: Direzioni a' giovani studenti nel disegno dell'architettura civile, nell'Accademia Clementina dell'Instituto delle scienze, unite da Ferdinando Galli Bibiena. Cittadino Bolognese, Accademico Clementino,Architetto primario, e Pittore di Camera, e feste Teatrali di S.M. Ces., e cat. Divise in cinque parti. Tomo primo. Con nuova aggiunta dedicata dall'autore a S. Cattarina De Vigri da Bologna Protettrice della suddetta Accademia. . Due volumi (10x18 cm) di (14)-168pp con 68 tavole e 159pp e 56 tavole, anche ripiegate. Legatura in cartonato con titolo al dorso. Ottime condizioni. Edizione per l'Accademia Galli Bibiena, Centro studi di scenografia; Coordinamento città biblioteche.

Bologna: Nella Stamperia di Lelio Della Volpe, , 1777. Molto buono (Very Good). Tomo primo con nuova aggiunta. Dedicate dall'Autore a S. Cattarina de Vigri da Bologna Protettrice della suddetta Accademia. Con 73 tavole incise in rame. 16mo. pp. 12 - 143 - 1 - tavole. Molto buono (Very Good). Quarta edizione (4th Edition).

Bologna, Nella Stamperia de Lelio dalla Volpe, 1764. Hardcover. A nice copy in vellum. Volume one contains 75 plates, which (as usual) appear in the sequence 1-59, 70-75, 60-69. Volume two contains 58 plates, many of them folding, numbered 1-56, plus 13A and two different plates numbered 44. All plates in both volumes are in very good condition. Both volumes are bound in vellum of the period, with no lettering. Both volumes have a stain (adhesive) on the inside of the front cover, and volume one has a small stain on the edge of the title page and the preceding blank. The vellum on volume two has small splits at the top and bottom of the exterior of the hinges (which are firm). Otherwise both volumes are very clean, crisp and undamaged, with virtually no foxing. . 143p. (vol. 1); 144p. (vol. 2) Illus. Folding plates.

[12], 168, [1], [1 blank]; 159, [1] pp.Second edition of the first part and first edition of the second part of a very popular textbook for students of painting and architecture, by the Italian painter, architect and stage designer Ferdinando Galli Bibiena (1657-1743), teacher at the Accademia Clementina at Bologna. The first part, devoted to architecture, is divided into five parts covering practical geometry, the architectural orders according to Vitruvius, Serlio and Palladio, the architecture of Galli Bibiena himself, and the division of architecture according to Vignola. The engraved plates depict geometric figures, columns, capitals, friezes, facades, arches and more, each plate accompanied by some pages of explanatory text. The second volume teaches drawing and planning in perspective, discussing perspective projections of geometrical bodies, perspective for theatrical scenes, perspective of lights and shadows, and finally also teaching mechanics for the lifting and moving of objects for use in… Read More