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PLAYBILL Virginia Theatre NYC Smokey Joe's Cafe 1998 The Songs of Leiber and Stoller

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An Archive of Photographs of Russian Movie and Theater Actors Cinematographers and Ballet Dancers A number of Them Signed/Inscribed

1915002504Various: Various 1915. First Edition. Very good. A hundred and five real photo poscards two original photographs mounted in an album with small paper corner slips covering the years 1915 - ca1930; images aprox. 5 1/4 x 3 1/2 and 10 x 8; album 13 1/4 x 10 1/4; most pictures subtitled in the margins of the photos themselves; some also identified in manuscript to verso; overall in very good to near fine and better condition with occasional wear to corners; album - leather over boards embossed to imitate aligator skin tied with a decorative string; wear and chipping to edges in about good condition. An astonishing and meticulously collected and assembled archive of photographs it represented the most important figures of the Russsian cinema ballet and theater at the beginning of the 20th century. Some of the photos were portraits while in others the artists were in costumes performing in various productions. A number of them were signed and/or inscribed in Russian and English. Two of the images were taken by renowned German-Russian photographer Karl Andreevich Fisher 1859 - . A few of the names included: Vera Karalli 1889 - 1972 - ballet dancer choreographer silent film actress and allegedly a co-conspirator in the murder of Grigorii Rasputin; actor Viktor Petipa 1878 - 1933 signed; Elza Elizaveta Kruger ca1893 - 1941 - dancer actress and later founder of the Russian Romantic Ballet Theater in Berlin; Mikhail Mordkin 1880 - 1944 - ballet master at Sergei Diagilev's Ballets Russes later founder of Mordkin Ballet in the US; Aleksandr Vertinskii 1889 - 1957 - artist composer poet and actor; Vera Kholodnaia 1893 - 1919 - the first star of Russian silent cinema most of whose films have been lost as many of her features had been destroyed by the Soviet Government after the Revolution; actress Vera Baranovskaia 1885 - 1935 signed; Vsevolod Bliumental-Tamarin 1881 - 1945 - actor director and author who officially died of a suicide in Switzerland but was allegedly murdered by Russian Counter-intelligence agents SMERSH signed; Andrei Petrovskii 1869 - 1933 - actor director and educator signed; and others. Various hardcover

ZH BOOKS · États-Unis4 000,00 $US≈ 3 384,40 €

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The Incorporated Institution of Automobile Engineers Proceedings The Society of Automotive Engineers Inc. Transactions

19061013W9London; New York City: The Incorporated Institution of Automobile Engineers; The Society of Automotive Engineers Inc. 1906-1947. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 8.5" by 6". Not Stated. A wonderful long run of this important automobile engineering periodical coving the initial development of the car A large and heavily illustrated collection of records offering insight into the pioneering of contemporary automobile engineering. Very very rarely seen as a long run. This set lacks volumes XXX and XXXI of the 'proceedings' volumes and volumes 1-6 7 part ii 9 part ii 11 part i 15 part ii 16 17 18 part ii. The 'transactions' portion of this collection stops at volume 19 part ii. Proceedings' includes thirty-two volumes with plates and nine volumes with folding plates in addition to a large number of vig ette illustrations across all volumes. Two volumes - vol VIII and XIII - feature library marks: inscriptions to spine library bookplates to the front pastedowns and occasional library stamp to endpapers and pages. Set one also features a printed email dated 2003 between Peter Jacobs and Maggie Shapland requesting details about a book from her 'extensive library of Automotive books and magazines'. The second half of this collection contains the early 20th Century transaction records of the company now known as SAE International. The 'transaction' volumes included span from 1912 Vol7 pt1-1924 vol19 pt2. Amongst these are one volume featuring plates and six featuring folding plates. Bound in original green and red cloth. Externally smart. Moderate shelf wear. Occasional damp staining to boards: mild to vol XVIII pt1; moderate to vol I vol XVII pt2 boards. Notable damp staining to vol XVII pt1 and set 2 vol 11 pt2. Notable bumping to vol XIII rear board fore edge. Occasional mild to moderate fading to spines. Occasional mild fading to board extremities. Moderate rubbing to vol XII spine. Infrequent marks to boards. Slight creasing to vol III vol XIX rear boards. Small tide mark to vol XVII pt1 rear paste down. Vol III rear hinge starting. Vol V vol XV front hinges starting between title page and contents page but firm. Very small area of starting to vol XXXIV front hinge but very firm. Small area of starting to vol 13 pt 2 of set 2 transactions and vol14 pt 2 of set 2 transactions rear hinge. Very slight warping to vol VI boards. Notable warping to Vol XVII pt1. Moderate chipping to vol X head. Small closed tear to vol XVIII pt2 head. Moderate split to vol XXII top edge of rear board. Ink inscription to ffep of set 2 vol 17pt1 transactions. Internally firmly bound. Pages generally bright and clean with the odd handling mark and spot. The odd mark to text block edges. Very slight cockling to vols VII XII plates. Several volumes have the years inscribed lightly in pencil to the bottom text block edge. Ex-library marks inscriptions to spines bookplates to front paste downs occasional library stamp to endpapers and pages to vols VIII and XIII. Very Good The Incorporated Institution of Automobile Engineers; The Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc. hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 950,00 £GB≈ 3 368,31 €

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Giles

1955999G12DExeter; London: Pedigree Books; Headline; Express Books; Ebury Press; Beaverbrook Newspapers; Annual Concepts Limited 1955-1999. Paperback. Very Good Indeed/Fine. 8" by 11". Not Stated. A smart 46 volume set of Giles books featuring an abundance of the popular cartoons by notable British cartoonist Ronald 'Carl' Giles. A 46 volume set of Giles cartoons.In the original pictorial card wraps and hardback bindings. With two original unclipped dust wrappers.Ronald Giles' was a cartoonist whose work first appeared in the British newspaper the Daily Express. His cartoon style was a single topical highly detailed panel usually with a great deal more going on than the single joke.Certain recurring characters achieved a great deal of popularity particularly the extended Giles family which first appeared in a published cartoon on 5 August 1945 and featured prominently in the strip.Giles' works are a cherished British tradition filled with witty cartoons and gentle humour. This fantastic set includes 41 volumes of 'Giles: Sunday Express & Daily Express Cartoons' from the Ninth Series to the Fifty-Third Series published between 1955 and 1999.Not including the 11th 12th 13th 15th series. As well as 4 volumes by Peter Tory:1993 The Giles Family: The Illustrated History of Britain's Best Loved Family1993 Giles: A Life in Cartoons; The Authorised Biography of Britain's Leading Cartoonist1994 Giles at War1995 The Ultimate Giles: An Illustrated Tribute to the Legendary CartoonistAlso including: 1993 Giles Diary 1994 43 volumes in the original card wraps and 3 volumes in the original hardback bindings. With two original unclipped dust wrappers. Externally generally very smart. Occasional sunning to spines. Small mark to rear board of 'Giles at War'. Boards of the sixteenth series are fragile with creasing closed tears and a split to front joint. Bumping to tail of spine of the twentieth and twenty-seventh series and to head of spine of the twenty-second series. Ink inscription to front board of the twenty-first series. Damp staining to front board of the tenth series. Dust wrappers are very smart with occasional light sunning to spines. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean with frequent age toning. Title page of the twenty-first and the twenty-third series are price clipped. Damp staining and ink bleeding to title page and head of pages to the tenth series. Very Good Indeed Pedigree Books; Headline; Express Books; Ebury Press; Beaverbrook Newspapers; Annual Concepts Limited paperback

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 900,00 £GB≈ 3 311,22 €

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Khao Co Hoc 'Archaeology'

1969000122Hanoi: Vietnam Institute of Archaeology 1969. The official journal of archaeological research for the Democratic Republic of Vietnam a complete 30 year run from the inception of this mostly quarterly journal in June 1969 through to end 1998. The set includes 1272 articles in Vietnamese 664 of which are followed by brief abstracts in English and 38 additionally in French. Over 500 of the articles are illustrated in b&w and occasionally in later issues in colour and an additional 200 articles contain graphical information in the form of maps charts graphs and/or Sino-Vietnamese characters. This journal thus contains the complete published record of official archaeological activities in one of the last frontiers of archaeology in Asia. Until 1975 the journal of necessity covered only activities in the northern half of the country but shortly following unification activities are recorded throughout the territory of Vietnam as known today. Ancient Vietnam was home to some of the world's earliest agrarian settlements; excavated material remains indicate the presence of organized human habitation dating back more than 4000 years. Khao Co Hoc documents the archaeological exploration of these early cultures. Topics range from the description of paleolithic sites through neolithic early metal age proto-historic and historic era finds. Great attention has been focused on early cultures including the Hoabinhian Phung Nguyen Dong Dau Go Mun Dong Son Sa Hyunh and Oc'Eo as well as the period of the Hung Kings the formation of the state of Lac Viet the later reigns of the indigenous historic rulers and the development of Buddhism and Buddhist arts in Vietnam. The evolution of early technologies such as jade carving bronze casting pottery and later glazed ceramics is another area of focus for articles in the journal. This set is an essential tool for anyone researching this area whether archaeologist art historian or serious amateur scholar. Virtually unobtainable in western or Asian libraries or research institutes outside of Vietnam. 105 journal issues 9518 pp. bound into 11 volumes each gold stamped blue cloth text in Vietnamese many with Western language abstracts. Some number of earlier issues appear to be photo-reproduced possibly the manner in which they were originally distributed. Earlier issues printed on inferior paper quite rough and brown although remaining supple and robust and completely legible. Occasional marks and soiling on some pages. Some binding spines a little sunned. PLEASE NOTE : TOTAL 11 VOLUMES; ONLY SHIPPED BY AIRMAIL - WILL REQUIRE EXTRA POSTAGE - PLEASE EMAIL FOR POSTAL CHARGES TO YOUR DESTINATION . Cloth. Very Good. 26 x 19 cm. Vietnam Institute of Archaeology Hardcover

Orchid Press · Canada3 800,00 $US≈ 3 215,18 €

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15Vols Highways Bridges and Aerodromes; Highways and Bridges and Engineering Works

1946996H53London: Road Publications Ltd. for the Institute of Works and Highways Superintendents 1946-1959. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. 12 by 9. None Stated. An impressive mid-twentieth-century run of this very scarce leading British civil engineering periodical documenting the post-war transformation of British and international road bridge and civil engineering through authoritative weekly reporting. Uniformly bound in blue cloth.Illustrated throughout with photographs technical drawings charts and plans. Includes contemporary commercial advertisements that provide additional insight into mid-century engineering practice and materials. With the odd illustration in colour more so to later copies. An impressive near-continuous run of this leading British civil engineering periodical comprising numerous weekly journals bound together into fifteen volumes covering the period from July 1946 to December 1959. Collectively the set brings together approximately 640-650 individual journal issues based on the published issue numbering and weekly sequence. Published under the earlier title Highways Bridges & Aerodromes and later continued as Highways and Bridges and Engineering Works.Featuring technical papers project reports statistical analyses photographic plates diagrams and extensive advertising for contemporary engineering firms materials and machinery. Topics covered across the run include motorway and arterial road construction bridge design traffic planning aerodromes paving materials concrete and asphalt technology urban transport policy and major national and overseas engineering schemes and more. Compromising:Volume XIII: July 3rd 1946 No. 626 to October 15th 1947 No. 693Volume XIV: October 22nd 1947 No. 694 to May 19th 1948 No. 724 with further unnumbered issues to May 26th 1948Volume XV: June 2nd 1948 No. 726 to May 25th 1949 No. 777Volume XVI: June 2nd 1949 No. 778 to July 5th 1950 No. 835Volume XVII: July 5th 1950 No. 835 to June 13th 1951 No. 884 the first issue misprinted as Volume XVIVolume XVIII: June 29th 1951 No. 885 to June 4th 1952 No. 935Volume XIX: June 11th 1952 No. 936 to June 10th 1953 No. 987Volume XX: June 24th 1953 No. 989 to June 2nd 1954 No. 1038Volume XXI: June 9th 1954 No. 1039 to September 22nd 1954 No. 1054Volume XXII: September 29th 1954 No. 1055 to June 1st 1955 No. 1090Volume XXIII: June 8th 1955 No. 1091 to June 6th 1956 No. 1142Volume XXIV: June 13th 1956 No. 1143 to May 29th 1957 No. 1192Volume XXV: June 12th 1957 No. 1194 December 18th 1957 No. 1221Volume XXVI: January 1st 1958 No. 1222 to December 31st 1958 No. 1274Volume XXVII: January 7th 1959 to December 30th 1959 issues unnumbered Uniformly rebound in cloth. Externally generally smart. Road Research Laboratory Library stamps to the front free endpapers. Some fading to the boards most noticeable to the spines and perimeters particularly so to the later volumes; Volume 26 notably faded with heavier fading to spine and board edges. A few additional minor pale damp spots to the lower edges of the front board of Volume 13. Library bookplates to the front pastedowns of Volumes 19 21 24 25 and 27 with residue from partially removed bookplates to the final leaves of some issues. The front board of Volume 25 with a few marks and small areas of residue from unidentified sources. Slight damp staining to the boards of Volume 14 with occasional further small spots of damp staining across the set. Volume 21 with damp staining to the front board and some offsetting. Internally firmly bound. Hinges slightly strained in places from weight of volumes. Library stamps and occasional annotations to the title pages of individual issues. Slight damp staining to the upper corners of issues nos. 971987 in Volume 19 resulting in mild cockling and slight adhesion to a small number of pages. Pen inscriptions to the first leaf of Volume 25. Volume 17 misprinted as Volume 16 on the first issue with contemporary blue pencil corrections by a previous owner. One or two small closed tears to fore edges discreetly repaired with tape. Very Good Road Publications Ltd., for the Institute of Works and Highways Superintendents hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 750,00 £GB≈ 3 139,95 €

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India District Gazetteers

1903913P36Allahabad; Calcutta; Bombay: Pioneer Press; Thacker Spink & Co; Superintendent Government Printing; Bengal Secretariat Book Depot; Times Press 1903-67. Cloth. Good. 8.5" by 6". Not Stated. A twenty four volume set of various gazetteers of districts in India a fascinating and illustrated exploration of the subcontinent. A set of twenty-four volumes of various gazetteers of districts in India.An impressive set which offers a vast history on the subcontinent a comprehensive geographical economic social and cultural catalogue of India. The works were mostly produced by the british Viceroy during the conquest of India.'Muzaffarnagar' being Volume III of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1903. Illustrated with one folding map.'Sitapur' being Volume XL of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1905. Illustrated with one folding map. 'Wardha District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1906. Illustrated with one folding map.'Seoni District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1907. Illustrated with a frontispiece one folding map and three plates.'Saugor District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1907. Illustrated with one folding map. 'Betul District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1907. Illustrated with a frontispiece two folding maps and four plates.'Chhindwara District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1907. Illustrated with a frontispiece one folding map and two plates.'Nimar District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1908. Illustrated with one folding map and fifteen plates.'Bhandara District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1908. Illustrated with a frontispiece one folding map and ten plates.'Hoshangabad District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1908. Illustrated with a frontispiece two folding maps and eleven plates.'Gwalior State Gazetteer' of 'Central India State Gazetteer Series'. Published in 1908. Illustrated with one folding map and one folding table.'Indore State Gazetteer' of 'Central India State Gazetteer Series'. Published in 1908. Illustrated with one folding map and one folding table. 'Monghyr' of 'Bengal District Gazetteers'. Published in 1909. Illustrated with one folding map to a pocket to the rear.'Jhansi' being Volume XXIV of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1909. Illustrated with one folding map and one folding table.'Chanda District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1909. Illustrated with four folding maps and sixteen plates.'Raipur District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1909. Illustrated with a frontispiece three folding maps and eighteen plates.'Buldana District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1910. Illustrated with a frontispiece two folding maps and eighteen plates.'Akola District' of 'Central Provinces and Berar District Gazetteers'. Published in 1910. Illustrated with a frontispiece three folding maps and fourteen plates.'Shahjahanpur' being Volume XVII of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1910. Illustrated with one folding map.'Singhbhum Saraikela and Kharsawan' of 'Bengal District Gazetteers'. Published in 1910. Illustrated with one map and one folding map to a pocket to the rear.'Muttra' being Volume VII of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1911. Illustrated with one folding map.'Almora' being Volume XXXV of the 'District Gazetteers of the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh'. Published in 1911. Illustrated with one folding map.'Mandla District' of 'Central Provinces District Gazetteers'. Published in 1912. Illustrated with a frontispiece two folding maps and fifteen plates.'Murshidabad' of 'Bengal District Gazetteers'. Published in 1914. Illustrated with one folding map to a pocket to the rear.'Maharashtra State Gazetteers' 'History Part I - Ancient Period'. Published in 1967. Illustrated with eight plates. Ex-institution set in a library binding with stamps and labels. In a cloth binding. Externally smart. Light bumping to the head and tail of the spines and to the extremities. Some light marks and rubbing to the boards and spines. Stamp to the spines. Spines are a little faded. Front hinge is starting but firm to 'Bhandara'. Front hinge is strained to the Muzaffarnagar and Sitapur Mandla volumes. Rear hinge starting to the Mandla volume. Front hinge of Hoshangabad is weak rear hinge is starting. Hinges starting to the Wardha Seoni Saurgor Gwalior Indore Monghyr Buldana Akola Almora and Murshidabad volumes. Front hinge of Betul has failed rear hinge is starting. Loss to the rear endpaper of Saurgor. Insitutional labels and stamps to the paste downs. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean with a few scattered spots and institutional stamps and blind stamps. Folding map of 'Muzaffarnagar' is working loose with some small chips. Repair to the gutter of the title page of 'Bhandara' Good Pioneer Press; Thacker, Spink & Co; Superintendent Government Printing; Bengal Secretariat Book Depot; Times Press hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 500,00 £GB≈ 2 854,50 €

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Collezione di Monografie Illustrate Serie I. Italia Artistica

1910699L3Bergamo: Instituto Italiano D'Arti Grafiche 1910-1921. Cloth. Good. 10.5" by 7.5". Various. A wonderful Bloomsbury group association work. Bound in Ralph Partridge patterned-paper with the signature of Frances Marshall to all volumes. Being seven volumes of the editorial series directed by Corrado Ricci for the Italian Graphic Arts Institute of Bergamo. These volumes are a collection of illustrated monographs reflecting various locations in Italy. Bound in hand made patterned paper by Ralph Partridge and typical of his style. Ralph Partridge was a member of the Bloomsbury Group who worked for Virginia and Leonard Woolf. He was first married to the English painter Dora Carrington with whom he had a menage a trois with Lytton Strachey. Partridge was the unrequited love of Strachey for many years. Whilst married to Carrington Partridge fell in love with Frances Marshall. He married her in 1894. Each of these volumes has the signature of Frances Marshall later known as Frances Partridge. She is best known for the publication of her diaries which detailed her life within the Bloomsbury circle. She first met Ralph Partridge whilst working at a London bookshop owned by David Garnett and Francis Birrell. These books were likely bound by him an amateur bookbinding enthusiast. In a letter to Partridge from Virginia Woolf dated 29 June 1925 she asks him to 'send me a list of your terms for binding books'. With photographs and reproductions of images and engravings to all volumes. Comprising of: '1: Ravenna' 1921 '3: Venezia' 4th Ed '9: Siena' 3rd ed '11: San Gimignano' 3rd ed '45: Verona 2nd ed 1914' '16: Pisa 2nd ed 1910'. With authors of the text being: Jahn Rusconi Antonio Ugoletti Pompeo Molmenti I B Supino Giuseppe Biadego Romulado Pantini Corrado Ricci. A charming set with important provenance to the Bloomsbury group. Bound in delicate hand-printed paper wraps.Externally generally smart. Minor bumping to the head and tail of spines. Loss to the head of spine of 'Ravenna' 'San Gimignano' . Severe loss to the spine of 'Pisa'. Splits to the paper to 'Verona' at the spine. 'Siena' and 'Verona' retain their spine labels. Joints to 'Brescia' are slightly strained. Frances Marshall's signature to the recto of front endpaper to all volumes. Internally all volumes are firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean. Good Instituto Italiano D'Arti Grafiche hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 400,00 £GB≈ 2 740,32 €

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Billedkunst / Arkitektur og Billedkunst / A B All Published

196631168Copenhagen 1966-1970. Minor scuffing to some of the illustrated wrappers with scattered foxing to their versos else a near fine set. An impressive chronicle of the international avant-garde of the 1960s situated within its broader post-War contexts. Artist's magazine all published. Small quarto. An entire run of 17 volumes from this pioneering Danish arts journal co-edited by the hyper-disciplinary artist Per Kirkeby; one of Denmark's most celebrated painters. Emerging as an illustrated review of post-War painting sculpture and cinema e.g. Mark Tobey Alberto Giacometti Sergei Eisenstein the journal gradually came to embrace avant-garde tendencies from both Europe and America e.g. Joseph Beuys John Cage Henry Flynt Guerilla Art Action Group with a growing appetite for architecture and new media. So much so that the annual 1969 issue which broke from the journal's quarterly structure explicitly adopted architecture as part of its new title Arkitektur og Billedkunst with its contents arranged into three broad themes: Utopia Escapism and Reality. Notably in addition to an essay by Nam June Paik on the emergence of digital culture as well as a rich representation of Archigram projects this issue featured arguably the earliest articulation of cyberspace—over a decade before William Gibson—from the artist/architect duo Susanne Ussing and Carsten Hoff "Form Rum Natur Computer". By the final year of publication 1970 as themes became more political e.g. Situationism radical urbanism post-structuralism Per Kirkeby had officially joined the editorial board—having earlier contributed an impressive range of content: a psychedelic cartoon interpreting Henry David Thoreau's Walden a photographic essay on Copenhagen's bus network an exploration of arctic geology and a treatise on Pop Art as History. Contents thoroughly illustrated often in color including installation and performance views. Text in Danish with some English. This set accompanied by prospectus materials and/or press releases from 1966 1967 1969 and 1970 as well as the folded color poster Fisse Er Godt Nok designed by Bjørn Nørgaard and Erik Hagens for the final issue. Copenhagen unknown

Harper's Books · États-Unis3 000,00 $US≈ 2 538,30 €

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The Studio

1910692P1London: The Studio LTD 1910-12. Leather. Very Good. 12" by 8.5". Various. A fifteen volume set of the artistic volumes published by periodical 'The Studio' all volumes edited by Charles Holme. Illustrated profusely with many colour and monochrome plates. In a signed binding by Henderson & Bisset. In a signed binding by Henderson & Bisset. 'Society of the Writers to the Signet' in gilt to the boards. The Society is a private society of Scottish solicitors. The Society original had special privileges able to draw up documents that required to be signeted. A lovely set of the periodical 'The Studio'. 'The Studio' was an influential magazine that focuses on fine and decorative arts founded by Charles Holme in 1893. The magazine had a large influence on the Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts movements. It promoted the new art of artists designers and architects promoting the works of people like Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Charles Voysey. 'Modern Bookbindings and Their Designers' published 1900. Illustrated with a colour frontispiece four colour plates and many in-text monochrome illustrations. Collated complete. 'Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans' published in 1902. Illustrated with seventeen colour plates and fifty-two monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Corot and Millet' published in 1902. With critical essays by Gustave Geffroy and Arsene Alexandre. Illustrated with five colour plates and sixty-three monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Masters of English Landscape Painting' published in 1903. By J. S. Cotman David Cox and Peter de Wint. Illustrated with nineteen colour plates and sixty-one monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Old English Country Cottages' published in 1906. Illustrated with sixteen colour plates and many monochrome illustrations. Collated complete. 'Old English Colour-Prints' published in 1909. Text by Malcolm C. Salaman. Illustrated with forty tipped-in colour plates. Collated complete. 'Sketching Grounds' published in 1909. Illustrated with seventeen colour plates some monochrome plates and in-text illustrations. Collated complete. 'Peasant Art in Austria and Hungary' published in 1911. Illustrated with sixteen colour plates and ninety-two monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Pen Pencil and Chalk a Series of Drawings by Contemporary European Artists' published in 1911. Illustrated with one-hundred and three plates. Collated complete. 'Peasant Art in Sweden Lapland and Iceland' published in 1910. Illustrated with twelve colour plates and seventy-six monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Peasant Art in Russia' published in 1912. Illustrated with twelve colour plates and seventy-four monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'The Village Homes of England' published in 1912. Text and illustrations by Sydney R. Jones with some additional drawings in colour by Wilfrid Ball and John Fullwood. Illustrated with twelve colour plates and many monochrome illustrations. Collated complete. 'The Art of the Book. A Review of Some Recent European and American Work in Typography Page Decoration and Binding' published in 1914. Illustrated with nine colour plates one double paged plate and ninety-seven monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'The Great Painter-Etchers From Rembrandt to Whistler' published in 1914. Written by Malcolm C. Salaman. Illustrated with one-hundred and eleven monochrome plates. Collated complete. 'Old English Mansions' published in 1915. Depicted by C. J. Richardson J. D. Harding Joseph Nash H. Shaw & others. Illustrated with one colour plate and sixty-four monochrome plates. Collated complete. In a half calf signed binding with marbled paper to the boards bound by Henderson & Bisset. Externally generally smart. Fading to the spine of 'Old English Mansions'. Rubbing to the leather of most volumes resulting in minor loss of leather to some volumes and a small amount of lifting to the joints of some volumes. Light bumping to the extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Ink to the reverse of the title pages of 'Old English Colour-Prints' '7246' 'Sketching Grounds' '6268' 'Old English Mansions' '17791' 'The Village Homes of England' '18820' 'Old English Country Cottages' '662' 'Peasant Art in Russia' '13189' 'Peasant Art in Austria and Hungary' '10868' 'Pen Pencil and Chalk' '11547' 'The Art of the Book' '16571' and 'The Great Painter-Etchers From Rembrandt to Whistler' '15444'. A couple of plates in 'The Great Painter-Etchers From Rembrandt to Whistler' are very lightly marked to the margins. Very Good The Studio, LTD hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 000,00 £GB≈ 2 283,60 €