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Publicado por La Plata Buenos Aires, 1960
Librería: Chaco 4ever Books, Montevideo, MO, Uruguay
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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Muy bien. In-8. #1 Jul/Aug 1960 (All published). Wrappers. Collaborators : Enrique Molina, Andrés Coyné, Aldo Pellegrini, Octavio Paz, Francisco Madariaga, Julio Llinás,Edgar Bayley, Alberto Girri, Juan Antonio Vasco, Carlos Latorre, Mario Satz, Leopoldo José Bartolomé, Rodolfo Alonso, Alberto Vanasco, Raúl Gustavo Aguirre. Translations by : Denis Roche, Robert Benayoun, Jean-Jacques Lebel, André Breton y Wallace Stevens, Among others. Provenzano 303. W33.
Publicado por Amigos del Arte. Buenos Aires, 1946
Librería: Antiquariat Heinzelmännchen, Stuttgart, Alemania
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430, (1) pages. With 193 mostly fullpaged and some coloured illustrations on plates. Original half-leather binding with leather edges. (Partially used). 30x23 cm * Charles Henri Pellegrini (28 July 1800 12 October 1875) was an Italian Argentine engineer, lithographer, painter, and architect. Charles Henri Pellegrini was born in Chambéry, Savoie in 1800 when the region was occupied by French revolutionary forces. His mother, Marguerite Berthet, was French, and his father, Bernardo Pellegrini, was a Swiss-Italian from Coglio, Canton Ticino, in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland. Pellegrini was a talented sketch artist at an early age, and his drawings earned a prize while he was still in primary school. He enrolled at the University of Turin and later at the École Polytechnique, near Paris, where he earned an engineering degree. Pellegrini was contracted as an engineer by Juan Larrea, a prominent Spanish Argentine merchant with interest in Bordeaux, by request of President Bernardino Rivadavia, and he arrived in Buenos Aires in November 1828. He took a post in the Hydraulic Engineering Department. The bureau, however, was decommissioned in 1829 by order of the Governor of Buenos Aires, General Juan José Viamonte. He then returned to his early talent, drawing, and sold a number of watercolour paintings, notably cityscape impressions. He was hired by his fellow countryman, journalist and lithographer César Hipólito Bacle, in October 1830 as a portrait painter, and by the end of his commission in September 1831, he had earned around 17,000 pesos (around US$700). He continued to live as a successful lithographer and painter until 1837, when he purchased an estancia, La Figura, in Cañuelas. He married María Bevans Bright in 1841, and the couple had four children. His wife was the daughter of Anglo Argentine engineer James Bevans, who had been Pellegrini's supervisor at the Hydraulic Engineering Department years earlier. That year, he and Luis Aldana founded the "Lithograph of the Arts," an atelier and printing house. He subsequently installed his own press at his downtown Buenos Aires home, and remained mostly at La Figura. Following the overthrow of Governor Juan Manuel de Rosas in 1852, Pellegrini returned to Buenos Aires, founded the Revista del Plata (1853), and received numerous contracts as an engineer and architect. The most notable of his works in this latter field was the Colón Theatre. The 2,500 seat opera house, inaugurated in 1857, would be the largest in Argentina until the inaugural of the modern Colón Theatre in 1908. Pellegrini published a volume of poetry in his later years. He died in Buenos Aires in 1875, at age 75. His eldest son, Carlos Pellegrini, was elected Vice President of Argentina in 1886, and became President in 1890. Many of Pellegrini's watercolours are housed in the National Museum of Fine Arts (Quelle Wikipedia) Sprache: Spanisch Gewicht in Gramm: 2000.
Publicado por Buenos Aires 1946, 1946
Librería: Dedalus-Libros, Madrid, MAD, España
430 p 30x22 cm Del tiraje de 900 ejemplares en papeles Grafton, numerados. Obsequio-Homenaje de la Sociedad Argentina de Escritores al cantautor Alberto Cortez. Incluye dedicatoria autógrafa, sello y firmas de: Ulyses Petit de Murat. María de Villarino. Sigfrido Radaelli. Juan José Ceselli. Pedro V. Capdevila. Isidro R. Steinberg. Castelpoggi entre otros. Encuadernación editorial en rústica con huella de humedad en la cubierta anterior. Páginas interiores en muy buen estado. Estado de conservación: Bien.
Librería: Cabalgando en un Silbido, Capital Federal, Argentina
Revista / Publicación
Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. N° 2. Director: Enrique Molina. Buenos Aires, Diciembre, 1952. 16x48 cm. Rústica. Textos de André Bretón, Paul Eluard, Carlos Latorre, Enrique Molina, Aldo Pellegrini, Antonio Porchia, Georges Schehadé, Juan Antonio Vasco. Importante y rara revista del movimiento Surrealista argentino, de la que unicamente se editaron tres números.
Publicado por Litografia de las Artes, 1841
Librería: Arader Galleries - AraderNYC, New York, NY, Estados Unidos de America
Libro Original o primera edición
Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. THE REESE COPY. Buenos Aires: Litografia de las Artes, 1841. First edition. Folio. Bound in Modern black quarter morocco with original printed front wrapper mounted on board. On the spine, title gilt to the second panel. Illustrated with 20 lithographic plates. The plates are strenghtened at the gutter and mounted on stubs. Several prints are cropped at the outer edge, and there is dampstaining to the lower margin and a a few small repairs. The text under the images is faint. This is a rare Argentine plate book, comprising striking views of life in Buenos Aires and elsewhere in Argentina. The artist, Carlos, also known as Charles, Pellegrini (1800-1875) was a Franco-Italian engineer and architect who emigrated to Argentina from France to work in hydraulics in 1828. After a year, the bureau to which he was assigned was decommissioned, and he turned to drawing and painting for which he had a facility. He worked with the Argentine publisher Cesar Hipolita Bacle, and later founded his own publishing house with Luis Aldana. Some copies are described as having an index leaf and/or list of plates, absent here (Palau 25856). From the collection of William S. Reese (1955-2018), who was one of the great Americana booksellers. His firm continues to trade in New Haven. After his death, Christie's New York sold his private collection (24-25 May 2022; the present item was lot 181).