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Iconografia della fauna italica : per le quattro classi degli animali vertebrati   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
Author
Bonaparte, Charles Lucian, 1803-1857
Baird, Spencer Fullerton, 1823-1887, former owner. DSI
Castellucci, former owner. DSI
Library of Congress, former owner. DSI
image of artwork listed in title parameter on this page
Title
Iconografia della fauna italica : per le quattro classi degli animali vertebrati
Volume t. 2
Publisher
Roma : Tip. Salviucci
Description
statement of responsibility: di Carlo L. principe Bonaparte, principe di Canino
Originally issued in 30 fascicles
A bibliographic account of this work by Tommaso Salvadori, giving collation, date of publication of the various parts, and index of the species illustrated, appears in Bollettino dei Musei di zoologia ed anatomia comparata della R. Università di Torino, vol. III, no. 48 (June 20, 1888)
Illustrators include Alex. Capalti, Pietro Quattrocchi, Car. Ruspi, and Const. Squanguerillo. Plates lithographed by Battistelli, Rosi, Santarelli, and Wieller
citation/reference: Nissen, C. Zoologische Buchillustration, Bd. 1, Nr. 459
citation/reference: Zimmer, J.T. Ayer Lib., p. 66-67
citation/reference: Anker, J. Bird books and bird art, 48
action: extracted picklist 20081216 BHLEX
Includes bibliographical references
t. I. Mamiferi e uccelli. (48 pl.)--t. II. Amfibi. (54 pl.)--t. III. Pesci. (78 pl.)
Nissen, C. Zoologische Buchillustration
Zimmer, J.T. Ayer Lib
Anker, J. Bird books and bird art
extracted picklist
CHMRB has 1 copy; SCNHRB has 2 copies (1 complete and 1 incomplete)
The CHMRB copy (accession nos. 8168-8170) has a printed correction label pasted over part of the text, obscuring a few words, on the 1st p. of the introduzione in t. 1
The CHMRB copy has an old half-vellum binding with black cloth-covered boards, a gilt-tooled spine; raised bands; and red and black leather spine labels
SCNHRB c. 1 (39088009224551; 39088009226002; 39088009225863) has provenance stamp on t.p.'s: Castellucci
SCNHRB c. 1 has an old (contemporary?) dark quarter-leather binding with embossed-cloth-covered boards; gilt-tooled spine; marbled endpapers; re-backed
SCNHRB c. 2 has t. 2 (39088010317410; transfered from REPT), t. 3 (39088000959114; transfered from FISH), and a portfolio of apparently related class tables (39088006372551), only
SCNHRB c. 2 of t. 2 is imperfect: plates 59 and 81 are wanting; the text for Bufo vulgaris (plate 82) is also wanting. SCNHRB c. 2 has bookplate: Library of Congress (Smithsonian Deposit); a prospectus ([2] p.) dated "28 Novembre 1832" is bound in at the end. Old brown half-leather binding with embossed cloth-covered boards; raised bands; gilt-lettered spine label; and marbled endpapers
SCNHRB c. 2 of t. 3 is imperfect: plates 135, 151, 154, and some related text pages are wanting. The original printed paper cover from the back of fasc. 7 is bound in after plate 11; a typed translation of part of Atherina hepsetus is laid in
SCNHRB c. 2 has a separate portfolio with 4 folded "class tables" for I. Mammalia (double leaf); II. Aves (quadruple leaf); III. Amphibia (double leaf) and IV. Pisces (quadruple leaf). Each class table has a running footer printed at the bottom that reads "Icon. Faun. Ital. Caroli L. Bonaparte." These class tables are not mentioned in the bibliographical sources consulted and may be a supplemental part issued with only a few copies of the work. The class tables are in an old portfolio of gilt-tooled green half-morocco with marbled paper boards and a handwritten label pasted on the front. The class tables have a few handwritten notes in pencil, and are stamped: U.S. National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Mar. 30, 1882; accession no.: 124883. The tables also have a red ink stamp for S.F. Baird

Subjects: Animals
Language ita
Publication date 1832
publication_date QS:P577,+1832-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Current location
IA Collections: biodiversity
Accession number
IconografiadellIIBona
Source
https://archive.org/details/IconografiadellIIBona
https://archive.org/download/IconografiadellIIBona/IconografiadellIIBona.pdf

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