analyse jeu échecs nouvelle notation de philidor andré danican (6 resultados)

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Bien. [Colofón: Strasbourg : de l'imprimerie de J. A. Fischer].- // [Para pedidos desde fuera de España, por favor, consulte las condiciones de venta y envío, tipo B. / For orders to be delivered outside Spain, please, let you see our sale and shipping terms, type B. / Pour les commandes à livrer hors d'Espagne, s'il vous plait, voyez les conditions de vente et de livraison, type B.].- // Primera edición de la recomposición llevada a acabo por Montigny.- // 12º, (páginas 154x97 mm.).- XX, 148 p.; sign.: *10, A-F12, G2; grabado con retrato de Philidor; 42 grabados de posiciones con los tableros en blanco y verde y las piezas descritas con inciales mayúsculas en rojo y negro; tablas.- // Encuadernación holandesa en tela y papel de aguas; lomo liso con autor y título grabados en dorado; guardas en papel de aguas; conserva registro. Antigua mancha de humedad en el retrato; esporádicos puntos de óxido; últimas cuatro páginas con pequeñas restauraciones. Sin desbarbar; sin anotaciones ni subrayados. Una anotación manuscrita en portada indica, equivocadamente, la presencia de 41 planchas con posiciones, cuando hay 42.- // Proc.: Sin datos.- // Refs.: Allen, X; [Allen collection], p.57; Brunet IV, c 607; Gay, p. 108; Quérard, Supercheries, III, p. 458.- // Primera edición de la revisión de Montigny al tratado de Philidor. Libros.

New edition of the analysis of the game of chess by the famous French composer and chess player François André Danican, called Philidor (1727-1795), first published at London in 1749. In 1803 Philidor's book was renewed by Montigny, who introduced a more concise chess notation. The present edition contains a large number of plates with chess positions, also by Montigny. The chess boards on the charming plates are printed in green and white, and the chess pieces indicated by capitals in black and red. Philidor's book, a practical manual, became very popular and was many times republished and translated into almost every European language.Hinges weak, some occasional minor foxing. Good copy.l Bibl. Van der Linden-Niermeijeriana 456; Cat. Schaakboekerij Niemeijer 1799; Coll. Rimington-Wilson 1085. Contemporary half morocco, gold-tooled spine. With engraved frontispiece portrait of the author, 42 full-page colour-printed plates and numerous chess-notations in text. Pages: XX, 148 pp.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 150 pages with 42 color imprints in green, black and red and one wood cult illustrations of chess piece. Small octavo (7" x 4 1/2") bound in quarter leather with raised spine bands and gilt lettering to spine. (Hagedorn: 6; Bibliotheca van der Linde-Niemeijeriana:457) Later edition of Philidor's work first published in 1749. Fiske noted that the paper, typography and general appearance of the work prove to have been printed in Europe and probably Belgium. But despite its spurious imprint, Hagedorn felt that it required inclusion in his bibliography of Chess in America to 1859. He goes on to suggest that the problems of its pedigree have yet to be solved. America had at that time achieved no fame in the chess world that would make a book from the United States attractive to foreign players. It does not seem to be based on any known American work. He suggest that the answer might be found in the publishing records of early nineteenth century Belgium. In 1736 at the age of 10, Francois-Andre was exposed to chess by the musicians who played chess during spells of inactivity. Cards were forbidden to pass the time, so chess was played. He learned the game by watching the band members play. He later visited the Cafe de la Regence in Paris and spent much of his time playing chess there. In 1737, at the age of 11, his first music composition, a religious piece, was played before King Louis XV. He left the Chapel Royal choir in 1740 when his voice changed. In 1740 he went to Paris where he earned a living by copying music and giving music lessons. In 1741 Philidor was being instructed by M. de Kermur, Sire de Legal (1702-1792), the leading French chess player. Legal initially gave Philidor rook odds. For the next three years Kermur taught Philidor until Philidor was too strong for his teacher. By 1750 Philidor was considered the strongest player in France, England, and the Netherlands. The French Ambassador, the Duke of Mirepoix, invited Philidor for his weekly chess dinners. In 1751 Philidor left England for Prussia, playing before King Frederick (Frederick the Great) at Potsdam. He then visited Berlin where he played 3 blindfold games simultaneously, winning them all. He then returned to England. In November 1754 he returned to France after being gone for 9 years. He started composing music again. He did not return to England until 1772. He applied unsuccessfully for the post of court composer at Versailles. A rumor had started that nobody could be a chess master and compose good music, so his church music was not really his own. His church music was not accepted by the French royalty because Philidor added an Italian influence to it, so he turned to comedy opera. In 1755 he beat Legal in a chess match at the Cafe de la Regence. On February 13, 1760, at age 33, he married Angelique Richer (1736-1809). He had 5 sons and 2 daughters with her. Condition: Some rubbing to extremities, some light foxing, gift inscription on front end paper else a very attractive copy.

With inscription in ink on frontispiece. 21 coloured plates printed in red, green and black. One woodcut illustration of chess pieces. In latter marbled hard paper with green gilt title label on spine. Original woodcut illustrated wrappers bound into. (5), 4-150, (2), 1 frontispiece portrait of Philidor and 21 plates of illustrations; and one leaf and 8 pages of book advertisement. Later edition of Philidor's (François-André Danican Philidor; 1726-1795) famous book on chess, that was published first in 1749. Philidor was regarded as the best chess player of his age. Published undated. An edition with the same colophon exists, it is dated to 1821. This is a later edition, still Goodspeed considered it as one of the earliest American books on chess, however some bibliographies assume that it was printed in Belgium. We found an identical edition at The Netherlands in the collection of the Koninklijke Bibliotheek, they dated it to 1850, but most likely erroneously, as this copy has a dated handwritten dedication on January, 1844. There is one thing that all our sources agree, that this one is a scarce and rather interesting edition. The book advertisements at the rear are related to the publishing houses Delarue in Paris and Blocquel-Castiaux in Lille, that firms the European origin of the book. [Shoemaker 6468.; Chess Collection Alexander Rueb Stichting 462.] [Ref.: Fiske, D. W.: American Chess Congress. Rudd & Carleton. New York, 1859. p. 488.; Anderssen, A., Dufresne, J.: Schachzeitung der Berliner Schachgesellschaft. Zwölfter Jahrgang. Veit & Comp. Berlin, 1857. pp. 201-202.] . Original wrappers soiled, otherwise in good condition. Foxing throughout. Otherwise in fine condition. In latter marbled hard paper with green gilt title label on spine. Original woodcut illustrated wrappers bound into With inscription in ink on frontispiece. 21 coloured plates printed in red, green and black. One woodcut illustration of chess pieces.

Paris, chez Causette, 1830. In -18. Demi-veau bleu nuit postérieur, couvertures originales conservées. xviii-235 pages, un portrait gravé et 42 figures gravés à pleine page. Non rogné. Mouillure marginale aux 3 premières pages.

New edition of the analysis of the game of chess by the famous French composer and chess player François André Danican, called Philidor (1727-1795), first published at London in 1749. In 1803 Philidor's book was renewed by Montigny, who introduced a more concise chess notation. The present edition contains a large number of plates with chess positions, also by Montigny. The chess boards on the charming plates are printed in green and white, and the chess pieces indicated by capitals in black and red. Philidor's book, a practical manual, became very popular and was many times republished and translated into almost every European language.Hinges weak, some occasional minor foxing. Good copy.l Bibl. Van der Linden-Niermeijeriana 456; Cat. Schaakboekerij Niemeijer 1799; Coll. Rimington-Wilson 1085. Contemporary half morocco, gold-tooled spine. With engraved frontispiece portrait of the author, 42 full-page colour-printed plates and numerous chess-notations in text. Pages: XX, 148 pp.