Crescentiis, P.de. - photo 1

Crescentiis, P.de.

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€ 2 400
Auction dateClassic
14.02.2020 15:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kiefer
Event location
Germany, Pforzheim
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ID 284746
Lot 178 | Crescentiis, P.de.
Incomincia Illibro (!) Della Agricultura Di Piero Crescientio Cittadino Di Bolognia Ad Honore Didio Et Del Serenissimo Re Carlo. (Vicenza, Leonardus Achates de Basilea 17 Feb. 1490). Fol. Mit Holzschn.-Kopfvign. 141 (statt 146) Bl. (ohne das 1. w. und le. Lage mit Index). Kollation: a-r8, s6, A4. Text in 2 Sp. 52 Zeilen. Hldr. d. 18. Jhts. mit Rsch. (Etw. gebräunt, tls. berieb. u. best., Rckn. mit kl. Wurmspuren, Kap. restaur.).
HC (+Add) 5838. GW 7827. BMC VII 1033. IGI 3267. Goff C-974. Klebs 311.2. Sander 2234. Seltene zweite italienische Ausgabe. - Scarce second edition in Italian, a substantial reprint of the Florentine edition of 1478. The volume was issued by the Swiss Leonardus Achates (Leonhard Agtstein), who was the first printer active in Vicenza from 1474 to 1491. The text is headed by a large woodcut vignette showing the author himself writing to the dedicatee of the Ruralia commoda, King Charles II of Anjou. The same block was re-used by Achates in his Herbarius latinus of 1491. - Das 1. Bl. oben u. unten mit anges. Eckabriss (unten Verlust von 4 Zeilen; oben etwas Bildverlust). Weitere 3 Bl. am Anfang mit kl. anges. Eckabrissen. Tls. fl. Anfang mit Marginalien von alter Hand. Durchgeh. wasserrandig (vorwiegend in den Gelenken). - Lower and upper outer margin of the first leaf largely restored, affecting 4 lines of text and a small portion of vignette border, a few marginalia in Italian, some water-stained (mostly in the inner margin, heavier in the 2nd part of the vol.).
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