Sistemi economici di transizione in Polonia e Cecoslovacchia.

London-Sydney-Auckland-Toronto, Hodder & Stoughton General Division 1991, cm.17x24, pp.335, legatura ed., sopracop.fig.a col.

Venezia, Marsilio Ed. 2003, cm.15,5x21,5, pp.126, brossura copertina figurata a colori. Coll.Ricerche. Il volume nasce da un ciclo di conferenze dedicato al mondo arabo-islamico, curato da Pier Giovanni Donini, docente di Storia e istituzioni dell'Africa mediterranea e del Vicino Oriente presso l'Istituto Universitario Orientale di Napoli. Una raccolta di saggi, ad opera di diversi studiosi, per approfondire argomenti di grande attualità quali il rapporto tra politica e religione, la mistica e l'arte islamica.

Ouvrage orné de cinq dessins et tableaux dont un hors-texte et deux en sept couleurs. Lyon, Paul Derain 1945, cm.14x21,5, pp.167, brossura (copia ingiallita per il tipo di carta ma ben tenuta). Ediz.di 1115 esemplari.

New York Dover Pub 1974 cm.24x32, pp.294, oltre 1000 illustrazioni. brossura, copertina figurata a colori After the Civil War the upper middle class in America expanded and became increasingly style-conscious. Visiting European royalty as well as American women returning from the International Exhibition in Paris in 1867 stimulated fashion awareness — and it was in this climate that the magazine Harper's Bazar flowered. Dedicated to being "A repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction," it brought to American women inside glimpses of the very latest European and American fashions, all in carefully detailed engravings. It was much the finest source for high fashion for this period. This book consists of the finest illustrations from Harper's Bazar between the years 1867 and 1898, the period of its peak importance. These illustrations not only show you what apparel appealed to our Victorian ancestors, but give you an idea of the evolutionary nature of fashion as well. You will see bustles come and go, natural forms become the vogue only to be superseded by the constricting hourglass figure. Each look is illustrated with a number of different garments. There are gowns for the morning hours, dinner dresses, sporting costumes, traveling clothes and apparel for special occasions: weddings, communions, funerals, etc. Since no costume was complete without accessories, a full line of hats, fans, parasols, muffs, gloves, handkerchiefs, jewelry, shoes and hair styles is shown as well. A selection of children's attire is also included. An introduction by Stella Blum covers the history of Harper's Bazar and examines the various phases fashion went through between 1867 and 1898.