Joseph von HAMMER-PURGSTALL

Joseph von HAMMER-PURGSTALL

Born09/06/1774
Died23/11/1856
LanguageGerman
NationalityAustria
Le baron Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, né (von) Hammer à Graz (Styrie) le 9 juin 1774 et mort à Vienne le 23 novembre 1856, est un diplomate et orientaliste autrichien. Il est connu comme traducteur de littérature orientale et considéré comme l'un des fondateurs de l'étude scientifique de l'Empire ottoman.
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HAMMER-PURGSTALL, Joseph von
  1. The most substantial work by this prolific and erudite orientalist (Brunet, III, 32)
    Histoire de l'Empire ottoman depuis son origine jusqu'à nos jours. Ouvrage puisé aux sources les plus authentiques et rédigé sur des documens et des manuscrits la plupart inconnus en Europe. Traduit de l'allemand sur les notes et sous la direction de l'auteur par J.-J. Hellert
    Joseph von HAMMER-PURGSTALL

    Histoire de l'Empire ottoman depuis son origine jusqu'à nos jours. Ouvrage puisé aux sources les plus authentiques et rédigé sur des documens et des manuscrits la plupart inconnus en Europe. Traduit de l'allemand sur les notes et sous la direction de l'auteur par J.-J. Hellert[History of the Ottoman Empire from Its Origins to the Present Day. A work drawn from the most authoritative sources and compiled from documents and manuscripts largely unknown in Europe. Translated from the German, based on the author’s notes and under his supervision, by J.-J. Hellert]

    Bellizard • Barthès • Dufour • Lowell • Bossange|Paris • London • Saint Petersburg 1835-1843|13.7 x 22 cm|16 volumes reliés + 1 volume d'atlas broché

    Paris, Bellizard, Barthès, Dufour and Lowell, 1835-1843. Eighteen octavo text volumes and one folio atlas.

     

    First edition in French of Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall's Histoire de l'Empire ottoman depuis son origine jusqu'à nos jours, translated by J.-J. Hellert "from the German, using the author's notes and under his supervision". Publication began in 1835, the same year in which the ten-volume German original was completed, making this the first transmission into French of Hammer's monumental history of the Ottoman Empire. Atabey, 557 for the text and 569 for the atlas; Blackmer, 788 for the atlas; Hage...

    €7,500
  2. Geschichte der schönen Redekünste Persiens mit einer Blüthenlese aus zweyhundert Persischen Dichtern
    Joseph von HAMMER-PURGSTALL

    Geschichte der schönen Redekünste Persiens mit einer Blüthenlese aus zweyhundert Persischen Dichtern[History of the Fine Art of Eloquence in Persia, with an Anthology from Two Hundred Persian Poets]

    Bey Heubner und Wolfe|Vienna 1818|21.5 x 27.8 cm|Relié

    First edition of Joseph von Hammer's major history of Persian belles-lettres, published in Vienna in 1818 by Heubner und Volke. Large quarto, XII and 432 pages, with an engraved portrait of the author as frontispiece, a plate of music bound between pages 272 and 273, and an index. The work is dedicated to Silvestre de Sacy.

     

    Contemporary half polished tan calf, smooth spine decorated with gilt fillets, chain tools and floral ornaments, saffron-coloured boards, marbled edges. Joints split at foot and more slightly at head. A handsome copy with generous margins.

     

    Hammer's...

    €3,500
  3. Band von Charrière's Négociations de la France dans le Levant - Auszüge aus dem hanschriftlichen Werke Ahmed Ibn-El-Omerî's : Die Bekanntmachung mit der edlen Terminologie - Über die Entdeckung der Ruinen des Palastes Sehra - Bericht über die zu Konstantinopel in Druck erscheinende Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches Chairullah Efendi's und über die höchst seltene Handschrift Ahmed Ibnel-Omer's betitelt Die Bekanntmachung mit der edlen Terminologie
    Joseph von HAMMER-PURGSTALL

    Band von Charrière's Négociations de la France dans le Levant - Auszüge aus dem hanschriftlichen Werke Ahmed Ibn-El-Omerî's : Die Bekanntmachung mit der edlen Terminologie - Über die Entdeckung der Ruinen des Palastes Sehra - Bericht über die zu Konstantinopel in Druck erscheinende Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches Chairullah Efendi's und über die höchst seltene Handschrift Ahmed Ibnel-Omer's betitelt Die Bekanntmachung mit der edlen Terminologie[Volume from Charrière’s Négociations de la France dans le Levant – Extracts from Ahmed Ibn al-Umari’s manuscript work: An Introduction to Noble Terminology – On the Discovery of the Ruins of the Palace of Sehra – Account of Chairullah Efendi’s History of the Ottoman Empire, currently being printed in Constantinople, and of the exceedingly rare manuscript by Ahmed Ibn al-Umari entitled An Introduction to Noble Terminology]

    Vienna 1854|14.7 x 23.3 cm|4 fascicules reliés en 1

    First edition, printed in a small number, of these four separately published articles by the eminent Austrian Orientalist Baron von Hammer (1774–1856), one of the pioneers of modern scholarship on the Muslim world.

    Contemporary blue half sheep, smooth spine decorated with triple gilt fillets, title lettered vertically in gilt, marbled-paper boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns.

    These four offprints were originally published in volume XII (1854) of the Sitzungsberichte der philos.-histor. Classe der kais. Akademie der Wissenschaften (Proceedings and Transactions of the Vienna Academy of Sciences, Philosophical and Historical Class) and deal chiefly with the...

    €750
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