Aegypten in Bild und Wort - Zweiter Band [Ägypten; Agypten] [THIS VOLUME ONLY].

VOLUME TWO ONLY of two. RARE richly illustrated album presenting the history of Egypt with a map in color and numerous exquisite b&w illustrations by preeminent graphical artists, such as: E. Berninger, E. Brune, Ludwig Burger, Frank Dillon, Bernhard Fiedler, Th. Frere, Wilhelm & Ismael Gentz, de Gironde, Adolf Gnauth, Wilhelm Hecht, Eduard Hildebrandt, L. Hofelich, C.Rudolf Huber, Jerichau-Baumann, Ernst Körner, Herm. Kretzschmer, Gustav Kühn, Franz Lenbach, Victor Lorie, J. Machytka, Hans Makart, Leopold Karl Müller, L. Neubert, J. Portaels, August Ramsthal, Gustav Richter, F. Schmoranz, Alois Schönn, Adolf Seel, B. Strassberger, R. Swoboda, Alma Tadema, E. Weidenbach, F. C. Welsch, Carl Werner. 380x295mm. 432 pages. Gilt illustrated embossed Hardcover inlaid with small turquise stones (2 out of 12 missing). Gilt lettering on front cover and spine. Front cover slightly dirty (mostly dust-stained), rear cover stained. Cover corners bumped and worn. Cover edges slightly worn, rear cover upper edge slightly stained. Bump-mark on rear cover. Spine worn, spine bottom edge tattered, spine upper edge missing and taped. Glue residues on spine hinges. First and second whitepage edges tattered, partly torn and stained. Title-page edge slightly stained. Previous owner's small stamp (some stamps with pen marks) on bottom corner of pages 13, 19, 27,55, 73, 81, 121, 132, 183, 225, 233, 257 and 285. Bottom corner of pages 25, 135 and 167 missing. Several last pages bottom edge water-stained (no damage to text or illustrations). Several page edges slightly dirty. Pages yellowing, some pages slightly age-stained. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare beautifully illustrated history of a most exotic and interesting country has suffered some damage, but is still in good reading condition, and all illustrations are in good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.

Edizione: dargestellt von unseren ersten künstlern. beschrieben von georg ebers.