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CHARLES ROGERS - 1711-1784
Important collection of prints
ROGERS, Charles.- A collection of prints in imitation of drawings. To which are annexed lives of their authors.- London: printed by J. Nichols, 1778.- 2 vols.: il.; 52 cm.- E. Charles Rogers (1711-1784), a learned English collector and patron of art, hired the best engravers of the time, including Bartolozzi, Basire and Ryland, to reproduce, with the most appropriate engraving techniques, not only his collection of drawings , but also those of other collectors: That these prints may be faithful imitations, they are engraved the same way as, as well as the same size, as the originals are drawn; and printed, as nearly as possible, in the same colours. Among the artists represented are Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Caravaggio, Correggio, Poussin, Boucher, Rubens, van Dyck, Rembrandt, etc. The collation of each of the volumes is as follows: vol. I - [6], VI, 217, [3] p .: il .; vol. II - [4], 246 p .: il. Copy with nine prints in the first volume and five in the second (Guercino's two prints, which should follow page 116, are bound between pages 84 and 85 of the first volume). Each of one of them includes an index that, however, is not very reliable. Altogether, the two volumes reproduce more than a hundred works of art in engraved prints, largely dotted, sepia, bisque, gray and gray-green (five of them are double prints). The edition is printed on high quality paper. Copy with slight acidity and occasional stains. Entire calf bindings of the twentieth century.

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357

FR. MANUEL POUSÃO - C. 1593-1683
A 17th century Portuguese Passion Music Book
POUSÃO, Frei Manuel, O.S.A.- LIBER | PASSIONUM, | ET EORUM | QUÆ A DOMINICA PALMARUM, | usque ad Sabbatum Sanctum cantari solent. | AVCTORE | P. FR. EMMANUELE POUZAM, | ORDINIS EREMITARUM S. AUGUSTINI, | Provinciæ Lusitaniæ. | PRIMA EDITIO.- Lugduni: Ex Typographia Petri Guillimin, Sumptibus Joannis à Costa, & Didaci Suarez, 1675.- 162 p.: notação musical; 36 cm.- E. According to Barbosa Machado, Fr. Manuel Pousão (1593-1683), was a native of Alandroal and professed at the Convent of Graça, Lisbon, of the Order of St. Augustine, where he was Master of the Chapel. The edition, printed in Lyon for unknown reasons, consists of 20 notebooks (A-T4, V5), a cover sheet and 80 sheets with traditional square black musical notation on five-line rows in red. An up-to-date version of previous Plainsongs, such as the Passionnaire of Fr. Estêvão, printed in Lisbon in 1595, introduces new melodic forms, reducing the vocalizations of great extension, of Byzantine expression. In this regard, one should read "The Passion Song in the 16th and 17th Centuries: the Portuguese Singularity", by José Maria Pedrosa Cardoso, Coimbra, 2006 (5.1.4., P. 149 et seq.), from where part of the elements were collected for the present discription. Ownership manuscript, on the title page: From the Convent of Graça of Torres-vedras. Trimmed specimen, slightly handled and with some acidity. Entire calf binding of the time, slightly fatigued, to which the super-libros of the House of Palmela, on both planes, were added in the 19th century. Vieira, II, p. 230.

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358

Presença Magazine Complete Collection
PRESENCE: biweekly art and criticismo magazine / directors and editors Branquinho da Fonseca, João Gaspar Simões, José Régio.- No. 1 [volume first] to number 2 (series II, year XII), (March 10, 1927 to February 1940) .- Coimbra: Atlantis, 1927-1940.- 56 numbers in 1 box and 4 vols .: il .; 36 and 24 cm.- E. Complete collection of the most important 20th century literary magazine, vehicle of literary and artistic modernism and continuation of the Orpheu generation. From the list of his collaborators are the most striking names in Portuguese literary literature, such as Fernando Pessoa, José Régio, Almada, Júlio, Gaspar Simões, Carlos Queiroz, Branquinho da Fonseca, Raul Leal, Mário Saa and many others. Set packaged in 1 box and 4 volumes, containing: I (box) - numbers 1 to 14/15 (in brochure); II - numbers 16 to 27 + volume index first; III - numbers 28 to 48 + volume index second; IV - numbers 49 to 53/54 + third volume index; V - numbers I and II (series II, of smaller format). # 1 and # 2 slightly handled; nº 3 (8 p.) with severe failure of leaves 3/4 and 5/6 (inner bifolio), with replacement facsimiles; No. 14/15 (double), with small tear on the last two leaves, without lack of support. Otherwise, all the numbers in good condition. The set also includes the single commemorative issue, published in Coimbra in 1977. Box and volumes covered with blue linson.

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