Volume I Collection

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Volume I Collection: Title Page of 'Philosophical Transactions Volume I, published by the Royal Society in London 1666

Title Page of 'Philosophical Transactions Volume I, published by the Royal Society in London 1666
5311133 Title Page of 'Philosophical Transactions Volume I, published by the Royal Society in London 1666. the first issue of Philosophical Transactions

Volume I Collection: Title page of the Principles of Chemistry, 1869

Title page of the Principles of Chemistry, 1869
1574482 Title page of the Principles of Chemistry, 1869; (add.info.: Title page of Volume I of Dmitri Mendeleyev (1834-1907)'s ''Principles of Chemistry'', St Petersburg, 1869

Volume I Collection: Page from Sammelsurium Volume I

Page from Sammelsurium Volume I
LLM459906 Page from Sammelsurium Volume I by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page from Sammelsurium Volume I); © Look and Learn

Page from Sammelsurium Volume I
LLM459905 Page from Sammelsurium Volume I by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page from Sammelsurium Volume I); © Look and Learn

Page from Sammelsurium Volume I
LLM459909 Page from Sammelsurium Volume I by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page from Sammelsurium Volume I); © Look and Learn

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"Volume I: A Journey Through Time and Architecture" Step into the world of "Volume I, " a captivating collection that takes you on a visual expedition through various historical landmarks and cultural treasures. From the enchanting Stieng village in Cambodia to the grandeur of the Papal Palace, this volume offers a glimpse into diverse corners of our fascinating world. Immerse yourself in the intricate drawings by H Rousseau, based on sketches by Mouhot, as they transport you to the heart of Stieng village. Discover its hidden wonders and witness the wisdom of its chief unfold before your eyes. Turn another page, and find yourself wandering through the majestic halls and gardens of the Papal Palace during Sixtus V's reign. Let Paul Marie Letarouilly's engravings guide you through every nook and cranny, revealing secrets held within each building, annex, and tholobate dome. As you delve deeper into "Volume I, " let your imagination soar with detailed floor plans showcasing the second floor of the Papal Palace. Marvel at trabeation details, attic windows, balustrades atop attics – all meticulously captured by Letarouilly's skilled hand. The journey continues as we enter St Peter's Basilica itself. Admire its awe-inspiring main facade with its ornate features – from windows to balustrades – inviting reverence from all who lay their eyes upon it. Pause for a moment at Plate 53 to appreciate intricately designed doors leading to an entrance vestibule that holds centuries' worth of history within its walls. Descend further into Plate 50 where Letarouilly reveals an intimate view of Confessio - St Peter's sacred space beneath the main altar. Feel a sense of serenity wash over you as you witness this hallowed ground where countless faithful have sought solace throughout time.