Francesco Messina.

Traduz.di F.Matalon Marchetti. Milano, Club del Libro Ed. 1963, cm.16x22, pp.696, num.issime ill.bn.e col.,molte a p.pag. legatura ed.in tutta tela, sopraccop.fig.a col.

Milano, Fabbri 1966, cm.26,5x32, pp.16, 193 tavv.bn.e col. legatura ed.in tutta tela,soprac.fig.a col.cofano. Coll.Le Grandi Monografie.

Traduz.di Ettore Gaipa. Milano, Garzanti s.d.(ca.1970), cm.27,5x32,5, pp.327, 419 figg.bn.e a col.in tavv.nt. legatura ed.in tutta tela.

Parigi, Somogy 1972, cm.14,5x21, pp.264, con numerossissime illustrazioni sia a colori che in bianco e nero. Legatura in tutta tela sovracopertina figurata a colori. Coll. Collection Trésors des Grands Musées,13.

Prefaz.di Ezio Greggio. Milano, Ediz.Excelsior 1881, 2007, cm.12x19, pp.262, brossura cop.con bandelle, Coll.Inediti & Ritrovati,3.

London, Chatto & Windus 1899, cm.13x19,5, pp.(8),203,(1), rilegatura coeva in mezza pergamena con grandi angoli ai piatti, piatti in carta marmorizz., bei titoli ms. in rosso e nero ai dorsi. Second edition.

Ediz. inglese, francese e tedesca. Koln, Taschen 2004, cm.29,5x45,5, pp.550, hardcover. Dustcover. Coll.Extra large. his spectacular compilation of elevations, representing a superb collection of Etruscan, Greek, and Roman vases, is the fruit of a collaboration between Lord William Hamilton (1730-1803), British diplomat and collector, and Hugues d'Hancarville (1719-1805), an amateur art dealer. While working as an envoy to the British Embassy in Naples, Hamilton developed a keen interest in antiquity, visiting the excavations of Pompeii and Hercolano and publishing the first scientific essays on volcanology. His friend d'Hancarville Introduced him to the Porcinari family, whose collection of vases Hamilton purchased in its entirety, and helped Hamilton seek out additional Items to augment his collection. In 1772, Hamilton sold his collection to the British Museum; before the invaluable pieces were shipped off to England (and half lost in a shipwreck), d'Hancarville commissioned elevations depicting the vases in great detail. These drawings were published in four volumes known as Les Antiquities d'Hancarville. Contemporary sets of these rare volumes fetch prices of up to 80,000 euros at auctions; we have borrowed a fine copy from the Weimar Library to reproduce in exacting detail so that modern readers can experience the same drawings that sparked Britain's Interest in classicism and inspired reproductions from pottery manufacturers such as Wedgeworth.

Crhistopher Fry's Translation of Cyrano De Bergerac. Londra, Oxford University Press 1975, cm.14x21, pp.146, legatura editoriale con sovraccoperta figurata.