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194192981Chicago:: Reilly & Lee Co. Very Good. 1941. Hardcover. B0007DNIYU . Edited by Byron Schoeman. Black and white photographs and line drawings throughout. First edition. Very good or better in glossy pictorial boards. No dust jacket. . Reilly & Lee Co., hardcover books
1922184396London: Curwen Press 1922. Hardcover. VG has general wear with some corner damage and staining; Bookblock has some age toning and some edge damage. Private library sticker from previous owner on inside front cover. Tan decorative cloth boards with green spine. White paste on title blocks on cover and spine. 27 pages 67 unnumbered pages : 32 mounted portraits. LImited to 560 copies number 364. Contents: Beauty / by Richard King -- Charm -- Beautiful women the world over -- Photographs / by E.O. Hoppé. Curwen Press hardcover books
1987122843Koln: Kicken Pauseback 1987. First edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran April 30 through JUne 6 1987. Text in German with an essay by Richard Hoppe-Saller. Includes 10 color plates. A very near fine copy in wrappers. Kicken Pauseback unknown books
197112595SF CHRONICLE 1971 1971. PICTORIAL DUST JACKET FIRST EDITION VERY GOOD. F. Hardcover. SF, CHRONICLE, 1971 hardcover books
1978157<p>Illustrated poster silkscreened in heavy black ink on good paper. Sheet is 26 x 20 in ; image is 18.5 x 13 in. 50 or fewer copies are known to have been printed. </p><p><i>An excellent copy obtained directly from flat file storage by the exhibition curator Marc Miller. Minor mar-ginal toning else near fine. </i><i>Miller tells us that this poster was created by students in Al Brunele's printmaking workshop at School of Visual Arts in vanishingly small numbers advertising an exhibition of works by "</i><i>Diego Cortez John Holmstrom M. Henry Jones Robert Mapplethorpe Ruth Marten Miller-Ringma-Hoppe Pat Place Screaming Mad George Arturo Vega and more…"</i> <i>Originally presented in D.C. with Washington Project for the Arts from May 10-June 15 1978 Punk Art was staged at SVA's amphitheater in New York City as a one-night-only multimedia event in November 1978. The exhibition resurfaced in June of 1979 as an exhibition at Art Something gallery in Amsterdam Holland. </i><i>It is widely acknowledged to have been one of the first group art exhibitions to have been curated from the point-of-view of punk aesthetics.</i></p> School of Visual Arts books
1929141996Stockholm: P. A. Norstedt 1929. Softcover. NF. Tan card wraps with black/red lettering; 53 pp. text followed by 48 pp. bw plates. Text in French. Catalogue for the exhibition held at two museums in Paris: Musee des Arts Decoratifs and the Jeu de Paume between April and May 1929. Includes three introductory essays one to each section of the catalogue. Sections include The Modern Age; The Art After Gustave Vasa Until 1880; and Modern Art After 1880 with 388 total works in the exhibition. The catalogue illustrations include only paintings. P. A. Norstedt paperback books