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Eden, Hon. Emily (1797-1869). Runjeet Singh (also spelt Ranjit Singh, Runjit Singh or Ranjeet Singh).
From Portraits of the Princes & Peoples of India.
Published by J. Dickinson & Son, London 1844.
Tinted lithograph by L. Dickinson. Sheet size approx. 370 x 525 mm. (14.5 x 21ins).
Not mentioned in Abbey. J.R. Abbey, Travel in Aquatint and Lithography 1770-1860 from the library of J.R. Abbey: a bibliographical catalogue. London 1957 .
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Rostovtzeff, Dr.M. Iranians and Greeks in South Russia
Frontispiece, 32 fine half-tone plates, 23 text drawings, large folding map, pp. xvi, 260. Original gilt-decorated cloth. Large 4to. A fine bright copy.
Oxford 1922
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C. T. Rivoira. Translated from the Italian by G.M. Rushforth Moslem Architecture; its Origins and Development
Sepia frontispiece, 340 half-tone photographic illustrations, pp. xvii, 383. Original gilt-ornamented cloth. 4to. A fine bright copy.
Oxford 1918
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Vambery, Arminius. History of Bokhara from Earliest Period down to the Present. Composed for the First Time after Oriental Known and Unknown Manuscripts.
London 1873.
Light staining at upper lower edge of margins of last pages. Decorative cloth, gilt. 8vo. pp. xxxv, 419.
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Cousens, Henry. Portfolio of Illustrations of Sind Tiles.
[London] 1906.
pp. [4], 50 fine chromo-lithographed plates, all but one in colour, 2 laid down, plate 40 supplied in facsimile, housed in original portfolio decorated and lettered in gilt with later cloth ties. Large folio. (Issued by the Government of India; Photo-Chromo-Lithographed by W. Griggs and Sons, Chromo-Lithographers to the King, 1906).
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Grindlay, Captain Robert Melville (1786 -1877). The British Residency at Hyderabad
Aquatint with original hand-colouring by Capt. Robert Grindlay, etched by J. Willis and engraved by R.G. Reeve. Good margins and plate mark, Whatman paper. Approx. 304 x 381mm. (12 x 15ins).
Smith, Elder & Co. London 1830
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). Virūpākṣa and Mañjuśrī (numbered XXVII).
From the rare large folio size work The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). Two forms of Avalokiteśvara (numbered XV).
From the rare large folio size work, The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). A Tibetan painting of Tārā (numbered XXXI).
From the rare large folio size work, The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). Processions of Mañjuśrī and Samantabhadra (numbered V).
From the rare large folio size work, The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). Processions of Mañjuśrī and Samantabhadra (numbered IV).
From the rare large folio size work, The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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Stein, Sir Marc Aurel (1862-1943). The paradise of Bhaisajyaguru (numbered I).
From the rare large folio size work, The Thousand Buddhas.
It took many years for Stein to secure funding for this lavish publication. Finally the India Office agreed to sanction the outlay with the proviso that costs should not exceed UK £1900 – an enormous amount of money at the time.
Published by Oxford University Press for Bernard Quaritch, London 1921.
A fine original three-colour plate. 635 x 515mm.
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