A history of the art of bookbinding. With some account of the books of the ancients (1894)
Brassington, William Salt, 1859-1939, Hannett, John, 1803-1893 · London, E. Stock · leaf 256
uch desiredby collectors. The ValliereLibrary contained over twentythousand volumes.2 (1673 — l74&-) AugustinDu Seuil flourished about 1710—1740; he was a native ofProvence, where he was born in 1673. Coming to Paris, he appears to have learned hisart under Philippe Padeloup, whose daughter he… … INSTITUTIO SOCIETATIS JESU. ROME, I 587. MOSAIC WORK BY PADELOUP. {From the French National Library^) M. Bouchot, The Printed Book, p. 286. 3 Dibdins 3 Marius-Michel, La Reliure Francaise, p. 96. Bib. Dec. 11. 494. 2o4 A HISTORY OF THE ART OF BOOKBINDING. of Du Seuil. He held the post until his…
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