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....perhaps sometimes we forget that books were, are, will be written with the aim to share with other persons culture, in the past as well as in the present and in future...
books are culture, but they are art too and for this reason they have to take in their whole and not single sentences (or it should be like to take away a single house or a single tree from a landscape picture or only the mouth or eyes from a portrait...)...
the authors of a masterpiece had and has and will have the gift of creativity and he or she created and will create the masterpiece (a book as well as a picture) as they imagine and think in its whole and not a part only... in the same way they are the whole knowledge of its Author and we have to love and respect it...
if we wish we can approve or not the contents of books but first we have "to read"
(the same for a picture or another art masterpiece) carefully and understand, for what we are able, the content...
only in this way they become part of our own culture...
may be sometimes we forget what we read in the time passing, but,
if it is part of our own culture, we always remember where we can find it again...
this is the meaning of books, this is the meaning of written masterpieces (whatever the subject might be) and it is not important if sometimes they are so old and the content is outdated or outmoded, we have to remember that in that time when they were written they were the most modern and the best, further many times
WE HAVE SO MUCH TO LEARN FROM THE PAST...
BUT,
OUR OWN CULTURE IS OUR OWN LIFE, WHAT WE LEARN EVERY DAY FROM OUR OWN LIFE, DAY BY DAY, WITH LOVE, CREATIVITY AND RESPECT FOR EVERYTHING IS AROUND US...
this is only my opinion...
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THESE PRECIOS BOOKS ARE IN PARENTS' HOME
AND THEY ARE VERY OLD....
BOTH OF THEM ARE WRITTEN IN LATIN LANGUAGE
✑✒THE TOP ONE IS ABOUT NATURE AND PLANTS AND THEIR SECRETS
✑✒THE OTHER IS ABOUT HEART AS AN ANATOMIC PART OF OUR BODY AND ITS WORK
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✑✒ ✑✒ ✑✒ON TITLE PAGE OF THE TOP ONE WE CAN READ:
"IO BAPTISTAE
PORTAE NEOPOLITAS
NI, MAGIAE NATURALIS
LIBRI VIGINTI
IN QUIBUS SCIENTIA
RERUM NATURALIUM DIVITIAE & DELICIAE
DEMONSTRANTUR
FRANCOFURT
APUD ANDREAE WEEHELIHERENDES
MD XCVIL"
✑✒ ✑✒ ✑✒ON TITLE PAGE OF THE OTHER WE CAN READ:
"GILIELMI HARVEII
ANGLI MEDICI REGII, & IN
LONDINENSI MEDICORUM COLLEGIO
PROFESSIONIS ANATOMIAE
DE MOTU CORDIS
LUGDUNI BATAVORUM,
EX OFFICINA IOANNIS MARIE
MCCCCCCXXXIX"
Water elemental of unknown origin and sister MOC to Taliss. I enjoyed utilizing all the shades of translucent blue on one MOC. I think the overall color pallet and gradients turned out pretty good if not a tad chaotic. I also like the bubble shapes on her back using the large ribbed hoses, nice design symmetry with her straight up bubble wand staff.
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The We’re Here! gang is visiting Far-Out Outer Space today – a group for pictures of movies, toys, knick-knacks, Halloween costumes, breakfast cereals, TV shows, etc., etc. that portray a fictional, fantastic version of outer space, its "residents" and life on other planets.
My grandfather would have bought this 1912 edition of The War of the Worlds new (see photo in comments for the frontispiece and title page). Here is my grandfather’s private library plate, with the book number 708, which was crossed out when he gave the book to my dad For Christmas in 1938. The 708 was replaced with 24; E. Faraday was crossed out and G. C. written in; and the 1938 was added. Then, just to be absolutely clear, my dad's library plate was added. Chain of custody was important to the Odlums!!
You may remember that 1938 was the year it was performed and broadcast live as a Halloween episode of The Mercury Theatre On Air, over the Columbia Broadcasting System radio network. The episode became famous for allegedly causing panic among its listening audience, though the scale of that panic is disputed, as the program had relatively few listeners.
Stare in piedi e cercare titoli, girare tra gli scaffali, immaginare di poter avere un libro a casa, toccarlo con mano, sfogliarlo... è questo che ho notato: il piacere di toccare un qualcosa di concreto e magari di assorbirne il contenuto e l'essenza attraverso la lettura. Una passione tutta "analogica", in un'era ormai pienamente e irrimediabilmente "digitale", quella in cui si trovano gettati sin dalla nascita i nostri studenti.
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...this just started as an exercise in using the black cluny lace as a skirt hem, then--well, I won;t say it went out of control, because I resisted making a petticoat and purse and hat-instead-of-hairclip, because I figured, if I made that many pieces, then no-one who follows me would want to afford it...
I stumbled across this delightful fountain one afternoon. I had to wait for some time before the people who were filling their water bottles moved away.
The fountain dei Libri (of the Books) was designed by Lombardi and built in travertine in 1927. The head of a deer, symbol of the district, is represented in a niche crowned by an arch with the inscription SPQR. Two ancient books placed on shelves are on the sides. Above is the symbol of the Medici family that owned Palazzo Madama situated in front of the small fountain. The water pours out of two bookmark-shaped taps and from two more taps inserted within circular panels. The ancient books remember the ancient University della Sapienza. In fact the small fountain is placed on the side wall of Palazzo della Sapienza, where today the State Archive resides. The name of the district and its reference number are sculpted at the centre of the fountain. However the reference number is mistaken, because Sant’Eustachio corresponds to the VIII (eighth) district, while the number on the fountain is IV (fourth).
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Dovrei ricominciare a leggere
ma il tempo è poco. O forse
come dice qualcuno dei miei cari
è il poco tempo che dovrebbe farmi fretta.
Non oso. E poi lo sguardo, l’occhio
non sono più gli stessi. Dei molti libri letti
nella memoria mi rimane il peso,
la figura sulle copertine, le immancabili
sottili grinze oblique
lasciate dalle vecchie stamperie, lo stantio
di feltro tastato senza parsimonia.
Sono i miei libri di bambino un po’ macchiati
la sola biblioteca che resiste
e tra essi Il Trenino giramondo:
aveva occhi bocca mani pancia
si fermava sorridente a Firenze
da Milano, sbuffava,ripartiva.
A Napoli sotto un gran Vesuvio
lo aspettava un piatto di spaghetti
arrotolati rossi fumiganti.
Ne avevo pena come di ogni cosa
che mi è cara, nemmeno più sfogliavo
negli anni le sue pagine.
Da un secolo è sparito
perduto in chissà quale dei traslochi.
La sua faccia mi ricorda qualcuno
che avrei sempre voluto conoscere.
da 'La mia parte' P.L. 2006
Oggi una cara amica di mia moglie, diventata nel frattempo di famiglia tanto che i figli la chiamano zia, mi ha regalato questo fantastico Ex libris.
Ex libris
Da Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera.
Con la locuzione Ex libris (che in latino sta per "dai libri") ci si riferisce ad una etichetta, solitamente ornata di figure e motti, che si applica su un libro per indicarne il proprietario. Può fungere anche come contrassegno apposto nella parte interna della prima pagina di copertina dei volumi catalogati in una biblioteca privata. L'etichettatura può essere cartacea, in materiali pregiati quali cuoio o pergamena, o sotto forma di timbro, in questo caso, a inchiostro, a lacca, a fuoco od altro.
Ha assunto spesso forme pregevoli che ne hanno fatto oggetto di collezione. Infatti, sovente il termine viene usato nell'ambito del collezionismo.
Même si la fermeture des commerces dans les villes moyennes demeure un problème, réaliser des trompe- l'œil sur les vitrines transforme les boutiques vides.
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Ho una passione particolare per i libri, mi sono sempre piaciuti, soprattutto se sono vecchi. Mi piace l'odore della carta stampata, il rumore che fanno quando li sfoglio, la grana della carta, mi piace sentirli miei... Così ieri, quando ho scovato queste vecchie librerie accatastate in un corridoio del Museo Poldi Pezzoli a Milano sono andata in estasi... Purtroppo erano ammucchiati in un antro buio e polveroso poco adatto alle foto, ma non ho resistito e così ecco il risultato...