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Auction archive: Lot number 463

SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666) Cursus mathematicus, sive absolut...

Estimate
US$1,000 - US$1,500
Price realised:
US$2,040
Auction archive: Lot number 463

SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666) Cursus mathematicus, sive absolut...

Estimate
US$1,000 - US$1,500
Price realised:
US$2,040
Beschreibung:

SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666). Cursus mathematicus, sive absoluta omnium mathematicarum... Würzburg: Heirs of Martin Schönwetter, 1661.
SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666). Cursus mathematicus, sive absoluta omnium mathematicarum... Würzburg: Heirs of Martin Schönwetter, 1661. 2 o (330 x 204 mm). Engraved additional title by A. Froehlich (trimmed at fore-edge) and 42 engraved plates (2 folding). (Some browning throughout, some light dampstaining, upper right blank corner of title cut away, tiny hole to Fff5, a1 with marginal repair, minor worming at end.) Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards, 2 brass clasps (a little staining to covers). Provenance : Pufling (early ink name on title); unidentified ink stamp; Winfried Zillner (small ink stamp on title and engraved title). FIRST EDITION. Schott's text deals principally with mathematics, but also contains sections on astronomy, astrology, chronography, geography, dialling, mechanics, optics, hydrostatics, military fortification, etc. Also included is the appendix containing Euclid's Propositionum . Schott, a Jesuit and disciple of Athanasius Kircher taught mathematics at Mainz and Würzberg. In a burst of activity during the last years of his life, he produced eleven books in a period of eight years. BM/STC 17th-century German S-1237; Sommervogel VIII, p. 907.

Auction archive: Lot number 463
Auction:
Datum:
16 Apr 2007 - 17 Apr 2007
Auction house:
Christie's
16-17 April 2007, New York, Rockefeller Center
Beschreibung:

SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666). Cursus mathematicus, sive absoluta omnium mathematicarum... Würzburg: Heirs of Martin Schönwetter, 1661.
SCHOTT, Gaspar (1608-1666). Cursus mathematicus, sive absoluta omnium mathematicarum... Würzburg: Heirs of Martin Schönwetter, 1661. 2 o (330 x 204 mm). Engraved additional title by A. Froehlich (trimmed at fore-edge) and 42 engraved plates (2 folding). (Some browning throughout, some light dampstaining, upper right blank corner of title cut away, tiny hole to Fff5, a1 with marginal repair, minor worming at end.) Contemporary blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards, 2 brass clasps (a little staining to covers). Provenance : Pufling (early ink name on title); unidentified ink stamp; Winfried Zillner (small ink stamp on title and engraved title). FIRST EDITION. Schott's text deals principally with mathematics, but also contains sections on astronomy, astrology, chronography, geography, dialling, mechanics, optics, hydrostatics, military fortification, etc. Also included is the appendix containing Euclid's Propositionum . Schott, a Jesuit and disciple of Athanasius Kircher taught mathematics at Mainz and Würzberg. In a burst of activity during the last years of his life, he produced eleven books in a period of eight years. BM/STC 17th-century German S-1237; Sommervogel VIII, p. 907.

Auction archive: Lot number 463
Auction:
Datum:
16 Apr 2007 - 17 Apr 2007
Auction house:
Christie's
16-17 April 2007, New York, Rockefeller Center
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