Industria tessile e commercio internazionale nella Firenze del tardo Medioevo.

Firenze, Olschki Ed. 1980, cm.15,5x22,5, pp.360, brossura Bibl.Storica Toscana a cura della Deputaz.Toscana di Storia Patria.

Intr.di Giovani Spadolini. Seconda ediz.accresciuta con nuovi saggi sugli anni 1978-1980. Firenze, Le Monnier 1978, cm.14,5x20, pp.XXV,313, brossura sopracoperta figurata. Coll.Quaderni di Storia,46.

London, Pitkin Pictorials 1964, cm.18x22,9, pp.24, 46 ill. di cui 2 a col.nt., fasc.con 2 punti metallici, cop.fig.a colori. [ottimo esemplare.]

New York, Stewart, Tabori & Chang 1995, cm.26x25,5, pp.163, ill.col. Hardcover with dustjacket. Season by season, Monet's Garden charts the splendor of the world-renowned garden Monet cultivated and then translated into more than 500 paintings. Here is a unique and visionary portrait of one of the most frequently visited places in all of France. Starting with the story of how Monet acquired and transformed the land, author Vivian Russell details the history of the garden and traces the development of Monet as an artist and gardener. She presents a vivid account of the evolution of Giverny, with insights from the people who restored the garden to its former glory, as well as from its current caretakers.

Verona, Off. Grafiche A. Mondadori per Time-Life International (Nederland) 1973, cm.26x26, pp.228, numerose tavv. a colori e in nero nt., legatura ed. in mezza tela, titoli al piatto ant. e al dorso, cop. fig. a colori. (Timbro ex libris rosso al piede del contropiatto post.) Coll. Life Library of Photography.