ILD'S ARCHITECTURAL GRANDEUR IN BELGIUM, GERMANY, AND FRANCE; a Series of Twenty-four highly finished Etchings of Cathedrals, Palaces, Castles, Mansion Houses, and Old Buildings; drawn from actual admeasurement, and beautifully engraved by Le Keux, and others, accompanied by historical and descriptive letter-press, impl. 4to. (pub. at £1. 18s) hf. bd. morocco, £1. 4s 1837

the same, INDIA PROOFS, (pub. at £2. 8s) hf. a. morocco, £1. 11s 6d

The Architectural Drawings of the late Mr. Wild are as remarkable for their fidelity, as for their freedom and effect, and are highly appreciated by Artists.

"The subjects are well chosen; the architecture is grand and rich almost to redundancy; the artist has represented them with great exactness, but with spirit, and they are beautifully correct."-Times.

"This is a most interesting work. None knew better than the late Mr. Charles Wild how to select and delineate the beauties of Gothic Architecture."

This fine volume contains some very grand views of the interior; and several details not given in any other publication. The scale is double that of Mr. Britton's illustrations of the same cathedral.

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL, its Architecture, Ornaments, and Sculpture, 16 very highly finished line engravings by Le Keux, Finden, and Pye, after drawings made from actual admeasurement, with historical and descriptive letter-press, impl. folio, INDIA PROOFS, (pub. at £10. 10s) bds £2.2s 1819 VIEWS AND DESCRIPTION of the CATHEDRALS OF CANTERBUKY AND YORK, atlas 4to. 26 fine plates, (pub. at £5. 15s 6d) bds. £1. 1s 1809 WILD SPORTS OF THE EAST-See Field-sports, page 108. WILKIE (SIR DAVID) LIFE OF, with his Journals,Tours, and Critical Remarks on Works of Art, &c., by Allan Cunningham, 3 vols. 8vo. portrait, bds. £1. 16s 1843 WILKINS, Vues Pittoresques des Ruines de POMPEII, et des Objets les plus interessants, royal oblong folio, with 30 fine plates in aquatinta, hf. bd. vellum, £1. 11s 6d Rome, 1819 the same, bds. £1. 4s

ANTIQUITIES OF MAGNA GRECIA, impl. folio, with 87 fine engravings, (pub. at £10. 10s) hf. bd. russia, extra, £3. 13s 6d Cambridge, 1807 ATHENIENSIA. See English Miscellanies. WILKINSON'S LARGE MAP OF THEBES, Tapé, Thaba, &c., from actual Surveys, (measuring 5 feet by 41) mounted on canvas, in a handsome calf case, lettered as a book, presentation copy, with autograph letter, £1. 5s

1830

ARCHITECTURAL REMAINS of the Ancient Town of THETFORD, In the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, 2 parts, 4to. containing 24 highly finished etchings by H. Davy, (pub. at £1. 12s) 8s

1822

WILKINSON'S ANTIQUE REMAINS- the same, hf. bd. russia extra, Fonthill copy, 10s 6d LONDINA ILLUSTRATA.-See London, page 139. WILLEMIN, CHOIX DE COSTUMES CIVILS ET MILITAIRES DES PEUPLES-See Costumes, page 89. WILLIAMS'S SELECT VIEWS IN GREECE; a Series of Sixty-four exquisitely beautiful line Engravings, by Horsburgh, Miller, and other Distinguished Artists, after Drawings by H. W. Williams and C. R. Cockerell, Esqrs. with Classical Illustrations. 2 vols. impl. 8vo. (pub. at £6. 6s) hf. bd. morocco extra, gilt edges, £2. 12s 6d 1829

or 2 vols. in 1, whole morocco, super extra, gilt edges, £2. 12s 6d

INDIA PROOFS, 2 vols. royal 4to. in 12 parts, (pub. at £12. 12s) £5. 5s

the same, 2 vols. royal 4to. elegantly hf. bd. morocco, gilt edges, £5. 15s 6d

the same, 2 vols. in 1, royal 4to. whole bound morocco, richly gilt, £6. 6s

the same, folio, LARGEST PAPER, ARTIST'S

INDIA PROOFS BEFORE THE LETTERS, OF WHICH
ONLY TWELVE WERE TAKEN OFF,

£18. 18s) in 12 parts, rare, £9. 9s

(pub. at

This exquisite work has called forth the admiration of all lovers of the fine arts. It was got up without limit to expense, by a well known traveller of taste, and is thought by engravers to be the finest work of scenery ever produced in this country. Owing to the demise of the author, it has been for some time locked up from the public, and had become so scarce a book as scarcely to be known in the trade. It completes the sceneries of Capt. Batty, Cockburn, and Mr. Brockedon, and is the only pretty set of Views in Greece published in this country.

"Well entitled is Mr. Williams to call these views select; for they are so in every fine and high sense of the word. The choice of subjects, the exquisite beauty of the execution, and above all, the poetical feeling displayed, render them truly fascinating. Art seems to be carried here to its highest extent."

LITERARY GAZETTE. DORSETSHIRE COAST, from Lyme to Lulworth, impl. 8vo. with 9 etchings by himself, 9s Exeter, 1828 WILLIAMSON'S ORIENTAL FIELD-SPORTS. —See page OXONIA DEPICTA-See page 159.

108. WILLYAMS'S (REV. COOPER) VOYAGE UP THE MEDITERRANEAN, under the Command of Lord Nelson, with a Description of the Battle of the Nile and subsequent Events, royal folio, LARGEST PAPER, a splendid volume with 43 fine COLOURED PLATES, chiefly Views, superbly bound in red morocco, emblematically tooled, broad gold borders, leather joints, and gilt edges, by Staggemeier, £3. 3s Bensley, 1802 Published at £10. 10s in boards, the binding cost upwards of £6. 68. WILSON (RICHARD) LIFE OF, by T. Wright, with Remarks on his Landscapes, 4to. fine pertrait, (pub. at £1. 7s) bds. 9s

1824 WILTON GARDEN, by Isaac de Caus, a Series of 29 Etchings of the Gardens, Fountains, Statues, Porticos, &c, including a very large general View, oblong 4to. hf. bd. morocco, ExTREMELY RARE, £10. 10s

N. D.

This is the very rarest of the Books of English Topography and is the only copy recorded by Lowndes as having been previously sold, being the identical one which he quotes as having sold for £56. 14s at the Bindley Sale. It was then bought by Mr. Evans, for the late B. H. Bright, Esq.

Twenty-six plates is supposed to form the complete set, the present is extended to 29 by having curiou variations of 3 of the plates, viz. 20, 24 and 25.

trey, Westmacott, Thorwaldsen and Canova. The 'mpression was very limited, and entirely disposed of in presents. The late Duke of Bedford used to buy up all the copies which occurred for sale, often as high as 30 guineas.

1837

WOLFF'S GERMAN TOURIST; a Series of historical and topographical Sketches of Northern Germany, edited by Prof. Wolff, and Doering, translated by H. E. Lloyd, 8vo. with 17 beautiful engravings by Vickers, morocco, gilt edges, 8s WOOD'S (J. G.) PRINCIPAL RIVERS OF WALES ILLUSTRATED, consisting of a Series of Views from the Source of each River to its Mouth, with Descriptions, 2 vols. in 1 impl. 4to. 48 etchings, (pub. at £10. 10s) half bound morocco, uncut, £2. 2s 1813 the same, with a great number of additional Etchings by the same artist, in all 155, 2 vols. in 1, thick impl. 4to. russia extra, marbled edges, by Hering, £4. 4s

This was the Artist's own copy.

For the original Drawings to this work, and many other Drawings and Sketches by Mr. Wood, illustrative of the Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland-see page 100.

LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PERSPECTIVE, as delivered at the Royal Institution, second edition, corrected and revised, 4to. with numerous engravings, (pub. at £1. 16s) extra cloth, 10s 6d

1844

the same, with a complete Mechanical Apparatus, formed of glass and iron, and enclosed in a WOODEN CASE, 18s

The high character which this established work has attained, places it beyond present criticism. The above edition is considerably corrected and enlarged; and the apparatus is a great improvement on the former, being far more portable and less likely to injure, yet retaining all its advantages.

VIEWS OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, 8 parts, atlas folio, 24 large coloured plates, (pub. at £8. 8s) scarce, £1. 16s WOOD'S RUINS OF PALMYRA AND BALBEC, 2 vols. impl. folio, FIRST EDITION, impressions of the 103 fine plates, half bound old russia, uncut, fine copy, £5. 15s 6d 1753-7

the same, 2 vols. impl. folio, first edition, with two fine additional plates inserted, very neatly bound in vellum, (Horace Walpole's copy, from the Strawberry Hill Library), £6. 16s 6d 1753-7 the same, 2 vols. in 1, impl. folio, first edition, 1753-7 russia extra, gilt edges, £5. 15s 6d

the same, second edition, 2 vols. in 1, impl. folio, containing 103 fine copper-plate engravings, some very large and folding, (pub. at £7.7s) half morocco, uncut, £3. 13s 6d

1827

1757

RUINS OF BALBEC, impl. folio, 46 fine plates, half bound old russia, £1. 11s 6d the same, indifferent binding, £1. Is

1757

One of the most splendid works ever published, and its accuracy is equal to its beauty. Succeeding travellers are all indebted more or less to Wood's delineations and descriptions; Burckhardt, in particular, in his Travels in Syria, says that Wood's work renders any other description of Balbec unnecessary.

"Of all the works that distinguish this age, noue perhaps excel those beautiful editions of Balbec and Palmyra-not published at the command of a Louis Quatorze, or at the expense of a cardinal nephew, but undertaken by private curiosity and good sense, and trusted to the taste of a polished nation. And when I endeavour to do justice to the editions of Palmyra and Balbec, I would not confine my encomium to the aculptures. The modest descriptions prefixed are stan

dards of writing; the exact measure of what should and what should not be said, and of what was necessary to be known, was never comprehended in more clear diction, or more elegant style. The pomp of the buildings has not a nobler air than the simplicity of the narration."-Horace Walpole.

On Wood's monument at Richmond are these words. "The beautiful editions of Balbec and Palmyra, illostrated by the classic pen of Robert Wood, supply a nobler and more lasting monument, and will survive those august remains."

"Of all the antiquities that have been communicated to the world; of all the remains of ancient monuments brought from the East, none can be compared with the ruins of Palmyra and of Balbec; not only on account of their stupendous magnificence, but for the extraordinary diligence of those gentlemen who have favoured the public with this view of them, and the accuracy and elegance of the designs. We are authorized in saying thus much, by the unanimous consent of all the Literati in Europe."-Nichols's Literary Anecdotes.

WOODBURN'S ECCLESIASTICAL TOPOGRAPHY; a Collection of 100 Views of Churches in the Environs of London, (many of them no longer existing) accompanied with Descriptions, 2 vols. royal 4to. LARGE PAPER, PROOFS, (pub. at £6. 6s) russia extra, gilt edges, £2. 12s 6d 1807

GALLERY OF RARE PORTRAITS, consisting of Original Plates, engraved by Pass, Loggan, Payne, Delaram, Elstracke, White, Faithorne, &c. 2 vols. folio, LARGE PAPER, 200 portraits of celebrated Englishmen, (pub. at £21. unbound) morocco, gilt edges, £3. 10s WOODCUT BOOKS.

1816

AMMON'S (JOST) BOOK OF ART, Kunst Büchlin, 4to. consisting of 293 spirited representations of the Costume of Kings, Nobles, Knights, Divines, Citizens, Soldiers, and Females, also of Equestrian figures, Armour, &c. &c. vellum, £1. 16s Franckfurt, Feyrabend, 1599 BACHERII HORTULUS PRECATIONUM (Prayer Book in Flemish) small 8vo. with numerous wood. cuts, and all the letter-press surrounded by a woodcut border, old black Spanish, gilt edges, 15s Brussels, 1565 BLARRORIVO INSIGNE NANCEIDOS OPUS, de Bello Nanceiano, small folio, with numerous tery fine woodcuts of Battles, Colbert copy, in old calf gilt, from the Library of the Duke of Sussex, £2. 2s

Lothoringa, Pago Divi Nicolai de Portu, 1518

"Ce poëme historique de P. de Blarru est imprime en belles lettres rondes, et il est orné de gravures en bois; on en trouve difficilement des exemplaires bien conservés."-Brunet.

Bonaventura die Legende des heiligen Vatters Francisci, (Legend of Saint Francis) small 4to. containing 47 large and beautiful wood engravings, the letter-press ruled with red lines, fine copy in old vellum, £1, 7s Nüremberg Höltsel,1511 -Brunschweick, das nuwe Distilierbuoch (New Book of distilling) containing upwards of a hundred coloured woodcuts of herbs-Marsilii Ficini Buch des Lebens (Book of long life) with 34 curious cuts of Costume, &c. in 1 vol. small folio, half bound calf, 15s

Strassburg, 1528 - Der Beschlossene Gart des Rosenkrantz Mariæ von der Menschwerdung Gottes, vol 2, folio, with above 150 curious woodcuts, relating to Bible History, old stamped vellum binding, 14s Nuremberg, 1505

WOODCUT BOOKS-continued.

Esopus der hochberümbt Fabeltichter, mit etlichen zugelegten Fabeln Rimij und Aviani, und der histori Sigismunde und Gwisgardi, small folio, with upwards of 100 very rude wood engravings, limp vellum, the frontispiece and first leaves are much damaged at corners, £2. 2s

Augspurg, Ant. Sorg. 1483

This is the first German edition of Æsop, which is called by Brunet-“ Edition précieuse et fort rare.”

- GEYLER, POSTIL DER EVANGELIEN (Sermons on Festivals) folio, with 76 fine woodcuts by HANS SCHEUFELEIN, some large, and all illustrative of the Life and Miracles of our Saviour, half bound, £1.1s Strassburg, 1522 GEYLERI Malogranatus: Das Buch Granatapfel (a Collection of Sermons in German) folio, with fine large woodcuts by Hans Burgmair; German hf. binding, 10s 6d ib. 1516 HERBERSTAIN (Sig. Baron de) Commentariolus Actionum suarum, folio, with 12 engravings, including 6 large full length Portraits of the Baron in his various Robes, as Ambassador in Poland, Russia, and Turkey, German boards, 7s 6d

Vienna, 1560 LEVEN VAN MARIA, die Moeder Jhesu Christi, (Life of the Virgin, in Dutch) square 12mo. with cuts, old calf, 8s Leyden, 1500

- LYCOSTHENIS Prodigiorum ac Ostentorum Chronicon, small folio, with upwards of 1000 woodcuts of Monsters, old limp vellum, 18s

Basiliæ, 1557 Theramo (Jacob von) Das Buch Belial, oder Buch von der rechtlichen Uberwundung Cristi wider Sathan den Fürsten der Helle und des Sunders Betröstung, folio, with 35 singular woodcuts, fine copy, old red morocco, rare, £2. 12s 6d Reutlingen, Zeiner, 1472

First edition with a date, not mentioned by Panzer, neither does it appear to be in the collection of Earl Spencer.-In Vol. 3 of the Bibliotheca Spenceriana will be found an analysis of this extraordinary work, "of which the moral or object in view seems to be, the inculcating of a system of law, or a knowledge of the rules of evidence, &c. for those destined for the legal profession. The machinery employed for the elucidation of the moral, or the conveyance of legal instruction, is sufficiently novel and daring. represents Lucifer, and Moses our Saviour, etc." It has been conjectured from points of similarity between the two works, that Milton was not unacquainted with this book when he wrote his Paradise Lost.

Belial

WOOLNOTH'S CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL, accompanied by a History and Description, 4to. 20 fine line engraings, (pub. at £3. 3s) hf. bd. russia, 16s

1816

the same LARGE PAPER, PROOFS, impl. 4to. (pub. at £5. 5s) cloth, £1. 5s

the same, LARGE PAPER, ROOFS, impl. 4to. green morocco extra, broad leather joints, gilt edges, £2.2s ANCIENT CASTLES OF ENGLAND and Wales, in a Series of 108 fine Engravings, with Descriptions by Brayley, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at £5. 5s) bds. leather backs, £1. 8s 1825 same, LARGE PAPER, INDIA PROOFS, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £10. 10s) bds. leather backs, £2. 12s 6d

the

the same, LARGE PAPER, PROOFS AND ETCHINGS, 2 vols. 4to. (pub. at £18. 18s) half morocco, uncut, gilt tops, £4. 14s 6d WORDSWORTH'S GREECE, Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical, with 350 fine engravings on wood, and 28 on steel, illustrative of Scenery, Architecture, and Costume, cloth bds. complete in 12 parts, royal 8vo. (pub. at 1840 £1.11s 6d) subscriber's copy, £1.5s WORLIDGE'S ENGRAVINGS. 45 various Subjects, chiefly PORTRAITS, exquisitely finished with the dry point, in the manner of his Gems. Collected by an Amateur, and mounted in a 4to. 1750-60 volume, half bound russia, £3. 3s See Gems. WOUVERMANS' (PHILIP) WORKS; an Extensive collection of 130 Fine Engravings

after this Master, and by the old French and Flemish Artists, ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS, atlas folio, superbly bound in crimson Turkey morocco, full gilt back, very broad gold borders, gilt edges, by Wright, £21. Paris, etc. 1737-54 WRESTLING.-L'Academie de l'Admirable Art de la Lutte, 4to. with 70 large and spirited etchings of Wrestling, Boxing, and Self-defence with the Knife, engraved by ROMEYN DE HOOGHE; original impressions, hf. bd. 18s Leyde, 1674 the same, 4to. plates, with Dutch Letter-press, T'Amst. 1674

12s

This work contains a description of the Escorial brary, and of some of the very ancient MSS. to be found in it.

YORKE'S ROYAL TRIBES OF WALES, 4to. 12 fine portraits, including Humphrey Llwyd, Judge Jefferies, Lord Chancellor Egerton, Sir John Wynne, Chief Justice Vaughan, &c. bds. scarce, 10s 6d Wrexham, 1799 YORK AND CANTERBURY CATHEDRALS, Description and History of, folio, 117 fine old plates of Views, Plans, Monuments, Antiquities, Arms, &c. calf, 15s 1755 YORK. DRAKE'S HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE CITY OF YORK, inlaid in 6 vols. imperial folio, MOST EXTENSIVELY ILLUSTRATED WITH RARE PORTRAITS AND VIEWS, &c. &c., also some ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, with titles printed expressly for the six volumes, well bound in russia, gilt edges, leather joints, etc. £63. This grand and interesting set of books sold at Fauntleroy's sale for £136. 10s, and is now offered for less than half its cost.

"Drake is among the most toiling of topographers his history of this City merits the gratitude of the townsmen."-Dibdin's Northern Tour. YORKSHIRE. ARCHITECTURAL REMAINS removed

to FARNLEY, by Walter Fawkes, Esq., from different Ancient Hall Houses in his possession, impl. folio, 6 fine plates by Storer, privately printed, 10s 6d

1814

DAVIS'S (SCARLETT) Views of Bolton Abbey, oblong folio, 14 lithographic plates, INDIA PROOFS, (pub. at 1. 10s) sewed, 10s 6d

DAYE'S

1829 Picturesque Tour through Yorkshire and Derbyshire, royal 8vo. portrait and 14 plates, bds. 85 Nichols, 1825

See Costumes, page 91. YOUNG'S HIEROGLYPHICS, collected by the Egyptian Society, arranged by Dr. T. Young, 2 vols. in 1, royal folio, 100 large plates, complete, (pub. at £10. 10s unbound) half bound morocco, uncut, £4. 14s 6d 1823-28 YOUNG'S PORTRAITS OF THE TURKISH EMPERORS.See Portraits, page 173. ZABAGLIA, CASTELLI E PONTI; con la Descrizione del Trasporto dell' Obelisco Vaticano, da Fontana, royal folio, with 54 curious plates of the machinery used for the great operation of removing the Vatican Obelisk, bds. vellum back, 18s Roma, 1743

Ouvrage curieux et fort recherché, il est orné de 54 planches gravées avec soin, vendu 72 et 76 francs. ZANETTI, ANTICHE STATUE Greche e Romane, che nell' Antisala della Libreria di San Marco, e in altri luoghi pubblici di Venezia, si trovano, 2 vols. impl. folio, containing 100 fine engravings of Statues and Bas-reliefs, also numerous plates of Coins, Medals, and Ornamental borders in the letter-press, hf. bd. russia, £2. 18s Venezia, 1740-43 the same, 2 vols. very fine copy in old russia binding, with gold borders and gilt edges, £4. 10s ib. 1740-43

CHE, illustrate colle annotazioni latine di A. F.
Gori, volgarizzate da G. F. Zanetti, folio, 80
plates of Gems and a great variety of Vignettes.
Italian half binding, from the library of the Duke
of Sussex, £1. 11s 6d
Venezia, 1750

VARIE PITTURE A FRESCO de' principali Maestri Veneziani, impl. folio, portrait und 24 plates after paintings by Titian, Tintoretto, and Paul Veronese, bds. uncut, 14s ib. 1760 the same, the plates printed in bistre, hf. bd. 18s DELLA PITTURA VENEZIANA, e delle Opere Pubbliche de' Veneziani Maestri, 8vo. hf. bd. calf, 88 Venezia, 1771 ZANOTTI, STORIA DELL' ACCADEMIA CLEMENTINA di Bologna, aggregata all' Instituto delle Scienze e dell' Arti, 2 vols. royal 4to. containing plans of the Palace of the Institute and 60 portraits of its Members, with their Lives, hf. bd. calf, uncut, (from the Duke of Sussex's library) 16s Bologna, 1739 the same, 2 vols. neatly hf. bd. vellum, uncut, (from Sir Francis Chantrey's library) 18s ib. 1789 ZEILLERI TOPOGRAPHIA UNIVERSA LIS GERMANIÆ, HOLLANDIE, HELVETIE, GALLIE, &c. (the letter-press in German) 27 vols, in 19, sm. folio, containing upwards of 2000 fine engravings of Views, Buildings, etc. by Merian, and others, some by Hollar, during his sojourn at Frankfort, very neat, in old calf, £14. 14s Frankfort, 1640-61

Contents: 1, Swabia.--2, Switzerland.-3, 4, Alsatia. -5, Bavaria.-6, Franconia.-7, The Archbishopricks Mentz, Treves, and Cologne.-8, The Palatinate of the Rhine, the Duchy of Deux pouts, the Bishoprick of Spire, Lorraine, Savoy.-9, 10, The Archduchy of Austria, Stiria, Carinthia, Carniola, Tyrol.-11, Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia.-12, 13, Westphalia.-14, Hessia. -15, Lower Saxony.-16, Upper Saxony.-17, Brandenburgh, Pomerania.-18, Prussia, Pomerellia —19, Livonia.-20, Helvetia, Grisons, and Valais-21, 22 Brunswick, Lunebourgh.-23, The Netherlands, Burgundy.-24 to 27, France, 13 parts in 4 vols.

"Cette collection mérite de conserver une place dans les grandes bibliothèques, parceque les planches de Merian sont la répresentation fidèle des choses telles qu'elles existaient à l'époque ou l'auteur publiait son livre."-Brunet.

ZOCCHI, Vedute delle Ville e d'altri Luoghi della Toscana, royal oblong folio, containing 50 fine old engravings of Mansions, Villas, and Scenery in various parts of Tuscany, chiefly the suburbs ZOEGA DE ORIGINE ET USU OBELISCORUM, royal of Florence, half bound, £1. 11s 6d Firenze, 1757 folio, with large folding plates of Obelisks, bds. uncut, £1. 1s Roma, 1797 "Ouvrage savant et curieux, &c. 54 francs.”—Brunet. BASSIRILIEVI ANTICHI DI ROMA, pubblicati da P. Piranesi, 2 vols. impl. 4to with 117 plates, sewed, uncut, £3. 3s Roma, Piranesi, 1808

the same, calf extra, £4. 4s

"Très estimé.”—Brunet.

"Questi 115 tavole presentano altrettanti monumenti con profonda dottrina illustrati, opera di già divenuta rara a trovarsi."-Cicognara.

ZOMPINI'S CRIES OF VENICE. Le Arti che vanno per Via nella Citta di Venezia, royal folio, 60 bold and fine etchings, sewed, uncut, £1.58 Venezia, 1785 the same, royal folio, neat in old russia, £1.16s the same, only 50 plates, sewed, 15s

Brunet, in quoting Cicognara's account of the work. says "Ces Planches, l'ouvrage d'un talent facile, forment un recueil rare, parceque les cuivres en ont été détruits, après avoir tiré un petit nombre d'épreuves."