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Projections 3 Film makers on film making

Faber And Faber, 1994. Druk: reprint. Binding: Paperback. 290pp. Light rubbing to spine ends. In principle, books are cheaper in the shop.

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La nature n° 1911 - Les projections en appartement par la lampe Nernst par Mareschal, La fortification moderne, La fatigue de la Terre par Rousset, Le 3è centenaire de la 1ère observation télescopique par Renaudot

Masson et cie, 8 janvier 1910. 8 janvier 1910. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Livré sans Couverture, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. Paginé de 81 à 96. Quelques illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 500-SCIENCES DE LA NATURE ET MATHEMATIQUES. .

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HUTTON, Thomas.

The chronology of creation; or, geology and scripture reconciled.Calcutta, W. Thacker and Co. (back of title-page and colophon: printed by J.C. Sherriff, Bengal Military Orphan Press), 1850. Large 8vo. With a coloured lithographic frontispiece of a camel, lithographed by T. Black at the Asiatic Lithographic Press in Calcutta, and 3 coloured lithographic plates illustrating Hutton’s theories about the creation of the earth (2 orthographic azimuthal projections and 1 cross-section). Contemporary green cloth.

[2], XVI, [2], 503, [1 blank] pp.Rare first edition of a very rare geological and natural theological work, written by Thomas Hutton, Captain in the Bengal Army, discussing the chronology of the creation and history of the earth from a geological, but also a theological perspective, by refusing the more liberal ideas of William Buckland (1754-1856) on earth’s history and species development. Buckland in his Geology and mineralogy considered with reference to natural theology (1837), proposed a progressive development from an initially hot earth, showing a continuous transmutation and evolution, but also the progress of organic life. Hutton, a strict Biblical literalist, rejects Buckland's theory of successive creations. In the present work, he challenges Buckland by proposing that God created the earth only from materials intended for that purpose, and not from any materials of worlds preceding the earth, as if our earth arose out of the "ruins" of former worlds. Hutton's views on the creation of earth and organic life are collected in the present The chronology of creation, an attempt to reconcile geology and the Bible (in particular Genesis) again in a period when evolutional theories and more liberal ideas on earth history and species development were upcoming (he wrote nine years before Darwin’s On the origin of species). The two orthographic views of the earth show it first entirely covered by an ocean, then with the first land appearing, while the cross-section shows his idea of the earth’s interior structure and a theory of volcanos.With an owner's inscription on the half-title by Wilfred R. Barker, dated 14 April 1917. Binding slightly worn and soiled, some stains on the first leaves, but overall a good copy of a very rare first edition printed in Calcutta.l WorldCat 8771052 (8 copies).

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LA RUE, Jean Baptiste de.

Traité de la coupe des pierres, ou methode facile & abregée, pour aisément se perfectionner en cette science.Paris, Imprimerie Royale, Pierre-Alexandre Martin, 1738. Large folio (43.5 x 29.5 cm). With engraved allegorical frontispiece by Thomassin after Bertin and numerous architectural plans and views (in orthographic projections and in perspective) and designs for stone cutters printed from 97 engraved copper plates (96 full-page and 1 larger than double-page on a folding sheet of larger format). A. Coquart signed or initialed most of the plates. Further with 3 engraved headpieces (plus 3 repeats) showing putti cutting and hauling stone at building sites and 2 engraved decorated initials. Contemporary calf, richly gold-tooled spine; rebacked with the original backstrip laid down.

[16], 185, [1 blank] pp. plus plates.Second issue of the first edition (1728) of "the most accurate and complete work on the subject of stone-cutting for building" (BAL). An abundantly and clearly illustrated manual on cutting stone for architectural construction, with meticulously detailed instructions. The main text is divided into five parts covering doorways and entry vaults, other vaults, pendentives (sections of domes), rampant (asymmetrical) arches and spiral stairs. All five parts are extensively illustrated, mostly with one or two plates for every chapter, in total 120 full-page plates and 1 large folding plate (plate size 47.5 x 61 cm) showing plans, cross-sections and views of gates, doorways, halls, tunnels, vaults, domes, corridors, niches, windows, staircases, etc. along with some measuring tools. The present copy is said to be on large-paper: it is in any case about the same size as the BAL copy, giving it generous margins. With an 18th-century manuscript bookplate, partly torn away. The large folding plate is somewhat browned and tattered, with small tears around the edges (1 running into the image and 2 crudely repaired with tape, mostly in the margins), a couple text leaves are also browned, an occasional further plate or text leaf shows minor, mostly marginal browning or spots and the last few leaves have a marginal restoration in the upper outside corner, but the book is otherwise in good condition. The binding has been rebacked and the flaking leather stabilized, but most of the gold-tooled spine is clear and the book is now structurally sound. An essential source for the history of stone masonry, beautifully and extensively illustrated.l BAL 1765; not in Berlin Kat.; Fowler; Millard; Vagnetti.

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