FIASCHI (César). - Lot 108

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FIASCHI (César). - Lot 108
FIASCHI (César). Traicté de la manière de bien emboucher, manier et ferrer les chevaux avec les figures de mors de bride, tours & maniemens, & fers qui y sont propres. Paris, Charles Perier, 1567. In-4, fawn calf, ornate spine, red speckled edges (Binding circa 1700). FIASCHI (César). Traicté de la manière de bien emboucher, manier et ferrer les chevaux avec les figures de mors de bride, tours & maniemens, & fers qui y sont propres. Paris, Charles Perier, 1567. In-4, fawn calf, spine decorated, red speckled edges (Binding circa 1700). 124 CH (1) Mennessier de la Lance. I, p. 481. Third edition of the French translation of the treatise by Cesare Fiaschi, squire of Ferrara and one of the founders of academic equitation. The work, published in Bologna in 1556, is divided into three books dealing with dressage, riding and shoeing. The edition is illustrated with 40 large representations of bits and 15 showing the handling of horses, sometimes with music that reproduces the horse's gait during the exercise, plus an engraving of a horse signed with Hans Sebald Behan's monogram, and 24 small figures of horseshoes. Mark of Charles Périer au Bellérophon on the title, and on the verso the coat of arms of Jacques Silly, comte de Rochefort, dedicatee of the edition. A fine copy, despite some foxing, in a quality binding. It bears Huzard's signature on the verso of the title. Handwritten note on a flyleaf. Mennessier de la Lance. I, p. 481. Third edition of the French translation of the treatise by Cesare Fiaschi, an equerry from Ferrara and one of the founders of academic equitation. The work, published in Bologna in 1556, is divided into three books dealing with dressage, riding and shoeing. The edition is illustrated with 40 large representations of bits and 15 showing the handling of horses, sometimes with music that reproduces the gait of the horse during the exercise, plus an engraving of a horse signed with the monogram of Hans Sebald Behan, and 24 small figures of fittings. Bellérophon Mark of Charles Périer on the title, and on the verso the coat of arms of Jacques Silly, comte de Rochefort, dedicatee of the edition. A fine copy, despite some foxing, in a quality binding. It bears Huzard's signature on the verso of the title. Handwritten note on a flyleaf.
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