fonds etc. Avec 1 belle vignette av. le portrait d'Erasmus de Rotter- M. Pf. 110 14 Besonders werthvoll wegen der prachtvollen Sculpturornamente. 3028 Rauch.- Briefwechsel zwischen Rauch u. Rietschel, hrsg. v. K. Eggers. 2 Bde. Mit 2 Portraits, 2 facsim. Briefen und Vignetten. Berlin 1890-91. (20 M.) 3029 Ravignat, E., le Jura pittoresque. Recueil de 24 vues lithogr. représentant les sites, monuments et ruines historiques, ouvrage d'art, avec une carte du département du Jura. Frontispiece en couleur et titre_ornamenté. Texte par Sauria. in-fol. Besançon (1850). Toile. 30 3030 Reade, T. M., suggestions for the formation of a new style of Architecture, specially adapted to civic purpose. 7 pp. of letterpress and six engraved lithogr. plates. Imp.-fol. London 1882. Boards. Contents: Doorway or Entrance to a public building. Pile of offices. Canopied windows. Colonnade. Shop. Portico. Ornamented title. 3032 Richardson, C. J., observations on the architecture of England during the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I. With 60 plates. gr.-4. London 1837. Hmaroq., ob. Schnitt vergoldet. Die Tafeln papierfleckig. (36 sh.) Die grosse Lithographie v. Day & Haghe: Facsimile of an old drawing on parchment by Robert Pyte an Engl. artist of the reign of Henry VIII, ein prächt. ornamentaler Bau mit eigenthüml. menschl Figuren, in Probedruck. 3033 Richardson, George, a book of ceilings composed in the style of the antique grotesque. Livre de plafonds composés d'après les grotesques antiques. Avec 48 planches gravées et en partie coloriés. gr.-fol. Londres 1776. Hldr. 10 -- - 25 -- 90 3037 Robinson, P. F., designs for lodges and park entrances. With 12 lith. plates on India paper, printed by C. Hullmandel, and 36 plates of details engr. on copper. 4. London 1833. Hmaroq., ob. Schnitt vergoldet. (42 sh. ungebdn.) 25 3038 Rosenberg, A., Geschichte der modernen Kunst. Bd. I-III: Die französ. u. die deutsche Kunst. gr.-8. Lpz. 1884-89. Hlwd. (30 M.) 20 3039 Roussel, P. D., hist. et description du château d'Anet depuis le 10. siècle jusqu'à nos jours, préc. d'une notice s. la ville d'Anet et s. les Die schönen Tafeln, davon eine Anzahl in Farbendruck, bringen architekton. Dar- Die erste Ausgabe dieses besten Werkes über Florentiner Baukunst vom J. 1722 3043 Schmidt, R., Schloss Gottorp, ein nordischer Fürstensitz. Beitrag z. 54 330 25 30 Turquie et en Grèce. (Vues pittoresques, architecture, costumes etc.) 3047 Smith, J., select views in Italy, with topographical and historical des- 3048 Cabinet-Maker's and Upholsterer's Guide, drawing-book and repo- 3050 Swinburne, H., picturesque tour through Spain. With a map and 3053 Ungewitter, G. G., plans and designs for Gothic furniture. With 48 3054 Vande Velde, H., les vitraux incolores des anciens monuments de Belgique. Av. 58 grav. s. bois. Anvers 1865. Hlwd. 3055 Vauchemer, E., monographie de la Maison d'arrêt et de correction pour hommes à Paris. Av. 9 planches s. pap. de Chine. gr.-4. Paris 1871. Hfz. Ganz lithographirt, nicht im Handel. 3056 Venuti, R., accurata descriz. topografica e istorica di Roma moderna. 3057 Vitet, Monographie de l'église Notre-Dame de Noyon. Texte p. L. Vitet 15 3061 Winckelmann, J. J., Monumenti antiche inediti. 2. ediz. 3 tomi. in 2 voll. Con 208 tavole. fol. Roma 1821. Hfz. Mit dem Supplelement: Raffei, St,, 7 dissertazioni s. alcuni monumenti antichi esistenti nella villa del card. Aless. Albani, Con 16 tavole. fol. Roma 1821. Hfz. Schönes Ex. 3062 Wright, Thomas, the Archaeological Album; or Museum of National Antiquities, with more than 200 woodcuts by Fairholt bearing on mediaeval life and Fine Arts. Half calf. 45 20 3063 Yapp, G. W., Art Industry: Furniture, upholstery, and house-decoration, illustrative of the arts of the carpenter, joiner, cabinet maker, painter, decorator, and upholsterer. 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