Albertus Seba's Cabinet of Natural Curiosities - Reviews
"Sieben Kilo Wunder"Architektur & WohnenGermany |
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"Wer den kunstvoll gestalteten und aufwändig verarbeiteten Band einmal durchgeblättert hat, wird nicht umhinkönnen, der Einschätzung seines Schöpfers beizupflichten: 'Und sind keine Cabinets in ganz Europa, worinnen solche viele raren Stücke gefunden werden.'"Der Tages-AnzeigerSwitzerland |
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"Die Sensation des Bücherherbstes"FritzGermany |
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"A gorgeous testament to the wonder with which the Old World surveyed the New."The Wall Street JournalUnited States |
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"A vast and beguiling tome.... Any one of the reproductions... could be framed as a picture in its own right."The TimesUnited Kingdom |
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"Glamour à souhait ..."L' OptimumFrance |
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"... Un ouvrage à la hauteur du film, véritable tour de force dans l'édition. De quoi réjouir les cinéphiles."VirginFrance |
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"A sumptuous deluxe edition with everything you could want to know about this classic film"The Christie's BookshopUnited Kingdom |
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"Le cabinet des curiosités naturelles est un ouvrage rare et unique, réimprimé par les éditions Taschen, qui offre le regard du XVIII°siècle sur l'état de la science naturelle et des merveilles du monde...Ce fantastique thésaurus, mine d'or pour les connaisseurs et amateurs d'histoire naturelle ..."Semaine vétérinaireFrance |
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"Attention, ce livre est monument... L'extrême est ici de rigueur, tant sur la richesse du contenu que sur sa matière...Gigantesque!"ZurbanFrance |
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Albertus Seba's Cabinet of Natural Curiosities
Müsch, Dr. Irmgard / Willmann, Prof. Dr. Rainer / Rust, Prof. Dr. Jes
Hardcover, 29 x 44 cm (11.4 x 17.3 in.), 636 pages $ 200.00 ISBN: 978-3-8228-1600-4 Edition: English Availability: Not in Stock |
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A page from the past
Houston Chronicle, United States, August 01, 2009
Houston Chronicle, United States, August 01, 2009
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