Paul Heitz - Hundertfünfzig Einzelbilder des XV. Jahrhunderts - 1918

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Graphic monograph "Hundertfünfzig Einzelbilder des XV. Jahrhunderts" by art historian Paul Heitz, published in Strasbourg in 1918 by the publisher J. H. Ed. Heitz (Heitz & Mündel). The book is an exclusive, expertly compiled collection of 150 detailed graphic reproductions in the original size of the originals, charting early European graphic art of the 15th century (rare single-leaf prints, incunabula, sacred woodcuts, and metalcuts) preserved in major European libraries. Bibliographically, this is a strictly limited edition of only 500 numbered copies, with this specific specimen bearing the number 479.

This copy is completely issued in the highly valued format of loose sheets (en feuilles), which are loosely inserted into the original thick brown paper portfolio/cover featuring a motif of Saint Roch on the front. The loose sheets retain their original uncut and naturally deckled edges. In terms of preservation, the set is in very good and clean condition. The paper cover shows moderate period wear along the spine and at the corners, while all the inner loose sheets and the actual graphic plates are excellently preserved, crisp, and free of significant spots.

The book will be very carefully packaged and shipped promptly via a reliable international courier.

Seller's Story

We are a partnership of three established antiquarian bookshops in Prague: Antikvariát Radhošťská, Antikvariát Dlážděná, and Antikvariát Vltavín. Together, we bring decades of experience in sourcing, researching, and handling rare books, prints, maps, manuscripts, graphic art, photographs, and other historical and collectible objects. Our material comes from private collections, family estates, libraries, and long-standing contacts throughout the Czech Republic and Central Europe. We are particularly passionate about antiquarian and collectible books, fine prints, Prague-related material, art publications, bibliofilia, early editions, historical documents, and unique objects with cultural or historical significance. Alongside books, we regularly offer graphic art, old maps, posters, and carefully selected collectibles that we believe deserve an international audience. Every lot is individually chosen for its quality, rarity, historical interest, or visual appeal. We strive to provide accurate descriptions, careful research, and secure professional packaging to ensure that each item reaches its new owner safely. From the heart of Prague, we are delighted to share the rich cultural heritage of Central Europe with collectors around the world.

Graphic monograph "Hundertfünfzig Einzelbilder des XV. Jahrhunderts" by art historian Paul Heitz, published in Strasbourg in 1918 by the publisher J. H. Ed. Heitz (Heitz & Mündel). The book is an exclusive, expertly compiled collection of 150 detailed graphic reproductions in the original size of the originals, charting early European graphic art of the 15th century (rare single-leaf prints, incunabula, sacred woodcuts, and metalcuts) preserved in major European libraries. Bibliographically, this is a strictly limited edition of only 500 numbered copies, with this specific specimen bearing the number 479.

This copy is completely issued in the highly valued format of loose sheets (en feuilles), which are loosely inserted into the original thick brown paper portfolio/cover featuring a motif of Saint Roch on the front. The loose sheets retain their original uncut and naturally deckled edges. In terms of preservation, the set is in very good and clean condition. The paper cover shows moderate period wear along the spine and at the corners, while all the inner loose sheets and the actual graphic plates are excellently preserved, crisp, and free of significant spots.

The book will be very carefully packaged and shipped promptly via a reliable international courier.

Seller's Story

We are a partnership of three established antiquarian bookshops in Prague: Antikvariát Radhošťská, Antikvariát Dlážděná, and Antikvariát Vltavín. Together, we bring decades of experience in sourcing, researching, and handling rare books, prints, maps, manuscripts, graphic art, photographs, and other historical and collectible objects. Our material comes from private collections, family estates, libraries, and long-standing contacts throughout the Czech Republic and Central Europe. We are particularly passionate about antiquarian and collectible books, fine prints, Prague-related material, art publications, bibliofilia, early editions, historical documents, and unique objects with cultural or historical significance. Alongside books, we regularly offer graphic art, old maps, posters, and carefully selected collectibles that we believe deserve an international audience. Every lot is individually chosen for its quality, rarity, historical interest, or visual appeal. We strive to provide accurate descriptions, careful research, and secure professional packaging to ensure that each item reaches its new owner safely. From the heart of Prague, we are delighted to share the rich cultural heritage of Central Europe with collectors around the world.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Art, Art history, Illustrated
Book title
Hundertfünfzig Einzelbilder des XV. Jahrhunderts
Author/ Illustrator
Paul Heitz
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1918
Height
20.4 cm
Edition
Limited edition, Numbered edition
Width
14.7 cm
Language
German
Original language
Yes
Publisher
J. H. Ed. Heitz (Heitz & Mündel), Straßburg
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
150
Style
Renaissance
Czech RepublicVerified
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