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2006003762Arion Press 2006. Limited Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New. An "As New" hardcover copy in slipcase Limited to 300 copies; Signed by the artist with 50 hand colored prints. Included with this book is the Special edition of Waiting for Godot by Beckett. This hardcover is in like new condition and published by Grove Press. = WE BOX AND SHIP ALL BOOKS WITH USPS TRACKING. = WE HAVE BEEN BUYING AND SELLING USED BOOKS FOR OVER 34 YEARS. Arion Press hardcover
200694365Museum Publications. New. 2006. Hardcover. 0892368438 . FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 60 pages; 40 color illustrations. Description: "Sister Wendy Beckett is one of the best-known art historians in the world today. In Joy Lasts she explores her reactions to a painting that she finds uniquely compelling: the haunting Christ on the Cross by El Greco. As she candidly admits "I have always had a difficulty in talking about religious art." This surprising admission leads her to examine the very nature of religious and spiritual art which Sister Wendy argues are not at all the same things. In the course of her discussion she takes a careful look at fourteen works by artists ranging from anonymous medieval masters to Paul Cézanne in whose still lifes she finds the expression of a deep spirituality. The art of Correggio Rubens Millet and others helps Sister Wendy arrive at a new understanding of just why it is that this particular El Greco painting speaks to her so profoundly." -- with a bonus offer-- . Museum Publications hardcover
20158779Dublin: The Salvage Press 2015. Limited Edition. Fine in Fine Archival Case. Limited Edition. "No trace anywhere of life you say pah no difficulty there imagination not dead yet yes dead good imagination dead imagine. So begins Beckett's 'Imagination Dead Imagine' a short prose text first published in French in Les Lettres nouvelles in 1965. Its first English publication was in The Sunday Times that same year. <br /> "This new edition of loose sheets celebrates the 50th anniversary of the original publishing in 1965. The project is a collaboration between typographic designer Jamie Murphy & visual artist David O'Kane. The work is introduced with an essay by renowned Beckett scholar Stanley E Gontarski. <br /> The text has been hand-set & letterpress printed by Jamie Murphy in 18 point Caslon Old Face supported by a newly drawn ten line grotesque typeface by Bobby Tannam cut from maple by Tom Mayo. David O'Kane has supplied two lithographs inspired by the text editioned by Thomas Franke at Stein Werk Lithography studio in Leipzig. The sheets are printed on 250gsm French made Velin Cuve BFK Rives mould-made. The edition is limited to 50 copies 40 of which make up the standard format ten accounting for the de luxe. The bindings were executed by Tom Duffy in Dublin. The standard is housed in a cloth covered portfolio protected inside a slipcase. The deluxe is presented in a clam-shell box accompanied by a typographic triptych based on the text. The standard copies are numbered 11 - 50 the deluxe are numbered 1 - 10. Each copy has been signed by the collaborators. Bright and unmarred. Black cloth drop spine box loose fo sheets. fo. np. Illus. b/w plates. Numbered limited edition. Signed by the artists. The Salvage Press unknown
