Thenot t p (13 resultados)

Condición: New.

Hardcover. Condición: Fair. First THUS. New York: William Jackson, slim 8vo., 1838 (not stated), 61pp., Unpaginated illustrations. Water stains to cloth binding, rear hinge cracked/loose, writing on front pastedown, scattered foxing and closed edge tears to pages.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

Condición: New.

iv,61,(plates at back unnumbered) Pp. B&w illus. throughout Staining to covers, some dampstaining throughout. Previous owner's inscription in front Green cloth with gilt title to front.

Hardcover. Condición: Acceptable. Heavy wear to the cover, binding sound. Pages discolored from age.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 61pp.67 plates. Green boards, embossed green lettering. Previous owner neat ink name date and writing on the front and back endpapers. The binding is sturdy, Significant foxing spots to the last 5 pages of text, much less so in the section of plates."This book guides you through the fundamental principles of perspective, tracing its historical roots and exploring its enduring significance in the visual arts. With lucid explanations and illustrative examples, the author unravels the intricacies of vanishing points, parallel lines, and the measurement of distance. Step by step, you'll master the construction of various geometric shapes, architectural structures, and curved lines, equipping you with the tools to create realistic depictions of your surroundings. The artistic applications of perspective are also examined, from its use in landscape paintings to architectural renderings and interior design." Size: Octavo 5"x7". Book.…

Hardcover. First. First American edition. Original salmon cloth patterned in blindstamp, title in gilt on front board. 61 pps plus 67 plates on 42 leaves printed on rectos only. Particularly scarce in the first American edition, this highly regarded work on trainging to create proper perspective in painting and drawing drew recommendations from Samuel F.B. Morse (then president of The National Acedemy of Design) and James Renwick of Columbia College, whose accolades appear on a tipped in leaf at the front. A tight copy, moderate sunning about the outer areas of the boards and to the spine, some old pencil notations front pastedown, pencil gift inscription on the "Recommenadtions" leaf; the plates are foxed as usual, some heavily, others more lightly. Quite presenatble copy of a scarce title.…

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Practical Perspective, for the Use of Students. Translated from the French of T.P. Thenot By One of his Pupils, Published by Bliss, Wadsworth & Co., New York, 1834, 61 pp, 65 plates (two to each leaf rectos only), blind stamped floral cloth, 9.75 x 6", 8vo. In good condition. Light wear to extremities with minor scuffing to corners and edges. Corners rubbed and slightly rounded. Spine abraded with crushing to ends. Gilt lettering on front board slightly scuffed, but intact. Modest soiling overall to surface of cloth. J.A. Anderson old hand signature on pastedown of Lambertville, New Jersey. Bookplate of Maurice Robert Des Marais on front pastedown. Des Marais was a longtime faculty member in the Department of Architecture at Penn State College of Arts and Architecture and a corporate member of the American Institute of Architects. Presentation of John Anderson to his friend Jane Mitchell Philadelphia January 5th, 1823 on fly. Anderson has also signed the title page. Light toning throughout with instance of scattered foxing and age stain. Rear end paper has art related math notations. Binding tight and intact. Please see photos. First American edition. Scarce. Highly regarded work on training to create proper perspective in painting and drawing. Owned by the first photographer of Lambertville, NJ John A. Anderson (1829-1917). Anderson, at the age of 17, took lessons in the process of making daguerreotypes portraits from Charles Evans.…

The second American edition, following an 1834 New York edition published by Bliss, Wadsworth & Co., translated from the original French, of T.P. Thénot's Practical Perspective, for the Use of Students. Included are sixty-seven plates on thirty-seven leaves (plus an additional duplicate leaf in this copy), illustrating the principles outlined in the text. "Lessons in perspective primarily for the artist, for example: drawing buildings, roofs, arcades, and circular steps; determining shadows; determining reflections in water and reflection of objects in glasses or mirrors" - Schimmelman. "This English translation of a French work was one of the earliest for students on the subject of perspective published in this country; the first was by a British author, John Varley, and appeared around 1819. Apparently popular, Thenot's manual went through two editions and a number of printings" - Anderson. OCLC locates copies of this edition to fourteen institutions. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 53285. SCHIMMELMAN, AMERICAN IMPRINTS ON ART 554. ANDERSON, TEACHING AMERICA TO DRAW, p.7 (1834 edition). OCLC 13144027, 809032916, 851880458. Original tan cloth, front board lettered in gilt. Binding rubbed and stained, corners worn, some warping to front and rear boards and pastedowns, old shelf sticker to spine, toe of spine chipped. Somewhat crude early 20th-century repair to front and rear hinges, front free endpaper reinforced with later card stock. Stationer's label (Cotton & Levely, Boston) to front pastedown. Some occasional foxing to text, otherwise clean internally. Good only.…

The second American edition, following an 1834 New York edition published by Bliss, Wadsworth & Co., translated from the original French, of T.P. Thénot's Practical Perspective, for the Use of Students. Included are sixty-seven plates on thirty-seven leaves, illustrating the principles outlined in the text. "Lessons in perspective primarily for the artist, for example: drawing buildings, roofs, arcades, and circular steps; determining shadows; determining reflections in water and reflection of objects in glasses or mirrors" - Schimmelman. "This English translation of a French work was one of the earliest for students on the subject of perspective published in this country; the first was by a British author, John Varley, and appeared around 1819. Apparently popular, Thenot's manual went through two editions and a number of printings" - TEACHING AMERICA TO DRAW. OCLC locates copies of this edition to fourteen institutions. AMERICAN IMPRINTS 53285. SCHIMMELMAN, AMERICAN IMPRINTS ON ART 554. TEACHING AMERICA TO DRAW, p.7 (1834 edition). OCLC 13144027, 809032916, 851880458. Original brown pebbled cloth. Spine ends and extremities worn. Some cover staining. Hinges cracked. Lacks front free endpaper. 19th-century ownership stamp and signatures. Some foxing. Fair.…

First American edition. First American edition. pp. [vi], 61, illustrated with 67 engraved plates [on 37 leaves, printed on rectos only]. 8vo. cloth spine, leather spine label stamped in gilt, paper-covered boards, Publisher's leaf, tipped-in before title page, prints "Recommendations" by Samuel F. B. Morse and James Renwick. Covers are moderately soiled, light wear to extremities, endpapers and text are quite foxed, scattered foxing to a few plates, else a very good copy.Covers are moderately soiled, light wear to extremities, endpapers and text are quite foxed, scattered foxing to a few plates, else a very good copy pp. [vi], 61, illustrated with 67 engraved plates [on 37 leaves, printed on rectos only]. 8vo. …

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 64 pages. 8.75x5.75x0.15 inches. This item is printed on demand.