Author: Krom, N.J. and Theodoor Van Erp
Title: Beschrijving Van Barabudur: Eerste Deel, Archaeologische Beschrijving; I. Reliefs and II. Reliefs and Buddha-Beelden
Description: 's-Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1920. 171/200. Hardcover. Two oversized portfolios, tan illustrated paper boards, tan cloth spines, brown cloth ribbon tie closures. Part 1 is divided into 6 sections, each with their own portfolio wraps that have a brown illustration and lettering. Part 1, Section1 has plates A-D (including folded plates), and plates I-XX. Part 1, Section 2 has plates I-XVII. Section 3 has plate G and plates I-LX. Section 4 has plates I-LX. Section 5 has plates I-XLII and Section 6 has plates I-XX. Part 2 is also divided into sections, each with their own portfolio wraps, brown illustration and lettering and includes sections 7-13. Section 7 includes plate F and plates I-XIX. Section 8 includes plates I-LXIV. Section 9 has plate G and plates I-XLIV. Section 10, plates I-XIX. Section 11, plate H and plates I-XVIII. Section 12, plates I-XXXVI. Section 13, plates I-XV. In total, between the 13 sections, there are 442 numbered or lettered plates. Part I: Reliefs volume is listed on title page verso that it was printed in edition of 200 copies, this being number 171. This is part of a 5 volume set detailing the 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist Temple structure located in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. This being two of the large folios containing architectural drawings of the temple construction. Text is in Dutch. See our other listings for the first and second text volumes of this publication, one of which is meant to accompany these portfolios. VG- Portfolio boards have shelfwear overall, title pages have heavy age toning, Part 1 has overall light age toning but otherwise clean. Part II has heavy foxing spots to the section covers and some light foxing spots to the first plate of each section. Remaining plates are clean and clear.) .
Keywords: Archaeology ; Temples, Indonesia ; ;
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Title: Beschrijving Van Barabudur: Eerste Deel, Archaeologische Beschrijving; I. Reliefs and II. Reliefs and Buddha-Beelden
Description: 's-Gravenhage, Martinus Nijhoff, 1920. 171/200. Hardcover. Two oversized portfolios, tan illustrated paper boards, tan cloth spines, brown cloth ribbon tie closures. Part 1 is divided into 6 sections, each with their own portfolio wraps that have a brown illustration and lettering. Part 1, Section1 has plates A-D (including folded plates), and plates I-XX. Part 1, Section 2 has plates I-XVII. Section 3 has plate G and plates I-LX. Section 4 has plates I-LX. Section 5 has plates I-XLII and Section 6 has plates I-XX. Part 2 is also divided into sections, each with their own portfolio wraps, brown illustration and lettering and includes sections 7-13. Section 7 includes plate F and plates I-XIX. Section 8 includes plates I-LXIV. Section 9 has plate G and plates I-XLIV. Section 10, plates I-XIX. Section 11, plate H and plates I-XVIII. Section 12, plates I-XXXVI. Section 13, plates I-XV. In total, between the 13 sections, there are 442 numbered or lettered plates. Part I: Reliefs volume is listed on title page verso that it was printed in edition of 200 copies, this being number 171. This is part of a 5 volume set detailing the 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist Temple structure located in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. This being two of the large folios containing architectural drawings of the temple construction. Text is in Dutch. See our other listings for the first and second text volumes of this publication, one of which is meant to accompany these portfolios. VG- Portfolio boards have shelfwear overall, title pages have heavy age toning, Part 1 has overall light age toning but otherwise clean. Part II has heavy foxing spots to the section covers and some light foxing spots to the first plate of each section. Remaining plates are clean and clear.) .
Keywords: Archaeology ; Temples, Indonesia ; ;
Price: US$ 6500.00 Seller: Kevin Mullen, Bookseller
- Book number: 188634
- Book number: 188634
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