The Works of Angelo Poliziano (1553)
The Works of Angelo Poliziano (1553)
Angelus Politianus. ANGELI POLITIANI OPERA, QUAE QUIDEM EXTITERE HACTENUS, OMNIA, LONGE EMENDATIUS QUAM USQUAM ANTEHAC EXPRESSA: Basel: Apud Nicolaum Episcopium Iuniorem, 1553. Later edition. Later full calf with gilt stamped cover, red morocco label, raised bands, and gilt on spine. Folio; *4 A-Z6 a-z6 Aa-Kk6 Ll8; [8] 665 [23]pp. Roman type; text in Latin. With woodcut device on title page, woodcut initials, and printed marginalia. Adams P1767.
12 3/8 x 8 1/4 in.
Angelus Politianus (Angelo Poliziano) (1454-1494) was a Florentine poet and scholar. He worked closely with the Medici family and makes an appearance in numerous well-known Renaissance paintings.
From the Collection of Professor Roberto Severino, Washington, D.C.
Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com
Condition Report: Scuffing and general wear to boards, with rubbed corners and minor insect damage, spine scuffed and rubbed with areas of darkening, small loss to leather at head, cracking at rear joint yet still very sturdy, small area with glue residue on back cover; pages with toning and minimal foxing, occasional writing and underlining, staining, creasing, and folds; damp staining; small tears, losses, or wormholes on several pages not impacting text. A very good and sturdy copy.
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The Works of Angelo Poliziano (1553)
Angelus Politianus. ANGELI POLITIANI OPERA, QUAE QUIDEM EXTITERE HACTENUS, OMNIA, LONGE EMENDATIUS QUAM USQUAM ANTEHAC EXPRESSA: Basel: Apud Nicolaum Episcopium Iuniorem, 1553. Later edition. Later full calf with gilt stamped cover, red morocco label, raised bands, and gilt on spine. Folio; *4 A-Z6 a-z6 Aa-Kk6 Ll8; [8] 665 [23]pp. Roman type; text in Latin. With woodcut device on title page, woodcut initials, and printed marginalia. Adams P1767.
12 3/8 x 8 1/4 in.
Angelus Politianus (Angelo Poliziano) (1454-1494) was a Florentine poet and scholar. He worked closely with the Medici family and makes an appearance in numerous well-known Renaissance paintings.
From the Collection of Professor Roberto Severino, Washington, D.C.
Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com
Condition Report: Scuffing and general wear to boards, with rubbed corners and minor insect damage, spine scuffed and rubbed with areas of darkening, small loss to leather at head, cracking at rear joint yet still very sturdy, small area with glue residue on back cover; pages with toning and minimal foxing, occasional writing and underlining, staining, creasing, and folds; damp staining; small tears, losses, or wormholes on several pages not impacting text. A very good and sturdy copy.
