Authors starting with D from L'Estampe Originale

New York., The Book Press, 1961. First American Edition (second printing). Hardback (Red cloth). Fine. Author and illustrator's first children's book presenting the adventures of an orphan unhappily living with two nasty aunts in the south of England. The boy discovers a giant peach and a realm of magical creatures inside. This First American edition appeared six years before the British edition. Library of Congress No. 61-8127. No edition stated, no mention of later printings, no ISBN on copyrigh... more information

1742. Firmin-Didot p.110, 359, second state of two with letters. Image:18 1/2 x 14 (475mm x 355mm), Margin: 20 3/4 x 15 5/8. (555mm x 395mm). Beautiful impression in good condition. ... more information

Color monotype. 16¼ x 14¼,410 x 360mm. Prov. Daugherty Estate, J. Bergquist. ... more information

1833. Lithograph with contemporary hand coloring, sur blanc. Dec. 5, 1833. Ref: Delteil 73, as published in La Caricature No. 161, pl. 337 and 338.131/4x173/8. With full margins. ... more information

Sur Blanc. Lithograph from Scénes d'Ateliers, as published in Le Charivari. Image: 10 x 8½. Margins: 15 x 10. Some soiling, folds. ... more information

Sur Blanc. Lithograph with contemporary hand-coloring. 1842. As published in La Caricature. D. 986 ii/iii. Image: 8¼ x 7 . Margins: 9 x 14 . ... more information

1844. Sur Blanc. Lithograph. From Las Bas Blues, pl. 12. D. 1232 ii/iii, very rare in this state. Image: 9 x 7½. Margins: 13¾ x 10¼. ... more information

1844. Sur Blanc. Lithograph. From Les Etrangers à Paris, pl. 16. D. 1287 ii/ii. Image: 8 x 7½. Margins: 13¾ x 10¼. Some foxing. ... more information

1847. Sur Blanc. Lithograph with contemporary hand-coloring. D. 1527iii/iii. From Les Bons Bourgeois. Plate 51. Image: 10½ x 8½. Margins: 13 x 10 . ... more information

1857. Sur Blanc. Lithograph. From Croquis Parisiens, pl. 37. D. 2953 ii. Image: 8 x 10¼. Margins: 10¼ x 13 . ... more information

1857. Sur Blanc. Lithograph. As published in Le Charivari. D. 2967 ii. Prov: unidentified collector's stamp on verso. Image: 8¼ x 10. Margins: 10 x 13½. ... more information

Zurich., Büchergilde Gutenberg., 1945. Large 4to. 159 pp. 194 illustrations. Silk over boards with clear woven dust jacket. ... more information

Lithograph printed in colors. As published for Maîtres de l'Affiche. Plate 146. With blindstamp. Image: 13 x 9. Margins: 15 x 11½. ... more information

The Hague., Chez Arnout Leers., 1692. Folio. Original marbled calf binding. There are 16 single and double page engraved illustrations including the title page. Landwehr, R. de Hooghe, 80; Vinet 752, Hoefer 147, Landwehr, Splendid Ceremonies, 147. The account of the arrival of King William III and the reception in the Hague gives the impression that the author's text closely followed the illustrations by de Hooghe. (Landwehr). All of the bibliographies concur that this work is one of the chefs d&#... more information

London:., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Hand-colored engraving. Figures 1002-1004, including digitalis purpurea (foxglove), linnaea borealis (twinflower) and verbena officinalis (herb of the cross). ... more information

London., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Hand-colored engraving. Figures 1118-1123, including oxytropia urlaensis and campestris (locoweeds), melilotus officinalis and leucantha (sweet clovers), and trifolium pratense and medium (red clovers). ... more information

London., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Figures 411-416, including eryngium maritimum and campestre (eryngos) and bupleurum odontites and tenuissimum (thorow wax). ... more information

London., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Figures 984-989, including euphrasia officinalis (eyebright), limosella aquatica (water mudwort) and several varieties of scrophularia (figwort). ... more information

London., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Figures 363-368, including lobelia dortmanna (Dortmann's cardinalflower), jasione montana (sheepbit), and campanula rotundifolis and patula (bellflowers). ... more information

London., Hamilton, Adams and Co., 1848. Figures 1184-1189, including six different varieties of hypericum (St. John's wort). ... more information