Estimate
€ 600 - 800
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€ 600
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At auction on Thursday 21 November 2024 at 10:30
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Venice, at Antonio Groppo, 1760-1761. In 2°. Splendid copper frontispiece with allegorical figures engraved by Antonio Novelli based on drawings by Jacopo Leonardi, two-color frontispiece with copper vignette, engraved friezes and endpieces, portrait of A. engraved in copper drawn by A. Caracci and engraved by Novelli, 20 splendid ft plates finely engraved in copper by Leonardis based on drawings by P. Novelli, one for each canto, a further 95 large copper engravings nt, also on half pages, depicting scenes from the opera and subjects, animated initials at the beginning of each canto and title within an elegant frieze, marginal browning and damp stains, contemporary full bazzana binding, five-ribbed spine with compartments decorated with gilded friezes and title on a red tag, red spray cuts, peeling and small losses on the spines.
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