Orlando furioso, tutto ricorretto, et di nuove figure adornato. Al …

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Ludovico Ariosto, Girolamo Ruscelli (1500-1566), Giovambattista Pigna., Dosso Dossi

Orlando furioso, tutto ricorretto, et di nuove figure adornato. Al quale di nuovo sono aggiunte le annotationi, gli avvertimenti & le dichiarationi di Girolamo Ruscelli, la vita dell' autore, descritta dal Signor Giovambattista Pigna.

Vincenzo Valgrisi (Vincent Vaugris), 1556

2800,00 €

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(Geneve, Suiza)

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Detalles

Año de publicación

1556

Lugar de impresión

Venice

Autor

Ludovico Ariosto

Páginas

700

Editores

Vincenzo Valgrisi (Vincent Vaugris)

Formato

Quarto (24.5 x 17.5 cm)

Curador

Girolamo Ruscelli (1500-1566), Giovambattista Pigna.

Edición

Prima Valgrisi

Ilustrador

Dosso Dossi

Sobrecubierta

Conservación

Muy bueno

Encuadernación

Tapa dura

Copia autógrafa

Impresión bajo demanda

Condiciones

Usado

Primera edición

Descripción

2 parts in 1 volume in quarto (24.5 x 17.5 cm), 12 leaves, 556 p.; 44, 16 leaves. With woodcut title with printer mark, 2 additional woodcut printer marks (at frontispiece and at fol. 14v of volume II), 46 full-page scenic text woodcuts and as many ornamental small woodcut borders as well as figurative woodcut initials. The signatures D to H with a slightly larger brown spot in places, at the end with a larger moisture margin. Otherwise only occasional stains, some woodcuts a little fuzzy. It includes the 16-leave final Tavola de' principii di tutte le stanze del Furioso, raccolta da Meser Giovan Battista Rota padovano often missing since printed later. Bound in slightly later parchment over boards (XVII C.) with gilt title.

Rare first Valgrisi edition followed by numerous others. "Première édition donneé par les Valgrise, et la plus estimée de toutes" (Graesse). Specimen of the in-quarto editions without the "Cinque canti", which appeared simultaneously with the Octavo edition. The commentary by Girolamo Ruscelli (1500-1566) in the appendix with its own title page. With the beautiful sheet-sized woodcuts based on the drawing by Dosso Dossi.

Bibliography: Brunet I, 433, STC 40th Graesse I, 199 See Adams A 1668 (Edition 1558), Melzi p. 151, Poggiali I, n.69.