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192024469Paris: Editions De "L'Effort Moderne" Leonce Rosenberg 1920. First Edition. Wraps. Orig. tan self wrappers lettered in black. Very good. 25 x 32 cm. Limited edition copy 95 of 174 on Holland Van Gelder and signed by him on title page. Ten titled wood blocks printed recto only. A prolific printmaker much of his output was for book illustrations popular in France between the WWI and WWII. He also engraved etched and carved woodblocks to create fine art images. This a series of food related prints. OCLC: 469695432. Nick to cover corners. Editions De "L'Effort Moderne" (Leonce Rosenberg) unknown
2000x-0761921923Sage Pubns 2000. Paperback. New. 1st edition. 112 pages. 11.25x8.50x0.08 inches. Sage Pubns paperback
1974056653FIRENZE ITALIA: EDITORIALE OLIMPIA. ITALIAN TEXT INSCRIBED & SIGNED BY MARCO MORIN: "TO H.L. BLACKMORE." OWNER'S BOOKPLATE TO FRONT PASTE-DOWN. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1974. EDITORIALE OLIMPIA hardcover
1930217488Paris: Henry Babou Éditeur 1 Rue Verniquet 1930. First edition Number 8 of 50 copies on Japon "contenant un dessin inédit de Louis Morin." Imprimé en février 1931 sur les presses de Ducros et Colas maîtres imprimeurs Paris. Portrait par Léandre. 31 pages of text 22 plates. 1 vols. Small 4to. Original red printed wrappers in original glassine. Very fine in red Cahier with ties. Morin Louis. First edition Number 8 of 50 copies on Japon "contenant un dessin inédit de Louis Morin." Imprimé en février 1931 sur les presses de Ducros et Colas maîtres imprimeurs Paris. Portrait par Léandre. 31 pages of text 22 plates. 1 vols. Small 4to. Volume Number 18 of "Les Artiste du Livres." under the Dorection of Marcel Valotaire. Henry Babou, Éditeur 1, Rue Verniquet unknown
1961mon0000142307Evergreen Books LTD. 1961-01-01. Paperback. Good. in x in x in. NOT ex-library. Clean copy in good condition. Evergreen Books LTD. paperback
1993mon0000068105Sixty-Ninth Street Zoo 1993-01-01. Paperback. New. 0.7283 in x 8.4291 in x 5.8504 in. Sixty-Ninth Street Zoo paperback
191368<p>First Edition. Quarto 28 x19 cm xvi 48 xvii-xxix 3 pp. 48. index original printed wrappers "all rights reserved" discreetly stamped to the bottom of the front wrapper and title page possibly by the Publisher profusely illustrated throughout text in french. Published by Bibliothèque de L'Art Culinaire Paris 1913. A little wear to the wrappers some gentle spotting internally. A very good copy. A stunning work on the art of food presentation containing detailed illustrations of dishes fit for a King's Banquet. Exceptionally rare in the original printed wrappers. No Institutional holdings located at the time of cataloguing and this work not referred to in Bitting Cagle Vicaire Oberlé etc. Please contact us for shipping costs if ordering from outside the UK.</p> Bibliothèque de L'Art Culinaire paperback
191441582Massachusetts: n.p. 1914. Very good plus. Hand-accented gift scrapbook of religious iconography created and presented by Julia Morin to her brother Reverend William Morin upon the occasion of his ordination. Populated with reproductions of the masterworks of Christian art by Bellini Gaddi Titian Correggio Raphael Del Sarto Renni Rubens Rembrandt Hoffman among others each page is carefully engrossed with exquisite titles and borders. Plates likely clipped from THE PERRY MAGAZINE FOR SCHOOL AND HOME a Boston-based periodical of the era which reproduced fine works of art for use in education. Several instances of hand-colored covering-over an otherwise nude baby Jesus add a note of reverential modesty. Julia's inscription to the cover identifies her as a 1914 graduate of St. Ann's Convent presumably of Readville MA. Historical references cite William as having ministered to congregations near Boston Fitchburg and North Adams. A touching and lovingly-assembled folk book. Commercial string-tied album. Cloth covered limp card boards. Gilt lettering to front. 50 leaves holding a single portrait photograph and 194 clipped artwork reproductions within hand-cut corner mounts at rectos and versos. Each page with ornate outlining and calligraphic titling in white album pen. Loose tissue guards between leaves intact. Mild handling wear. One clipped element perished. Overall clean well preserved. In a custom archival clamshell box. n.p. hardcover
199167859Museum. New. 1991. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 240 pp. With 117 ills. 28 col. . 25 x 25 cm. Description: "attitudes toward mortality in Western society this catalogue surveys metaphorical and graphic images of death embodied in an eclectic array of chiefly contemporary photographs installations sculptures videos and other works by 42 artists including Nauman Beuys Warhol Boltanski Calle Wojnarowicz and many lesser-known figures. Nine interviews in which a child a doctor a minister and others describe their personal views of death supplement ten diverse texts exploring such topics as the tradition of postmortem portraiture in 19th-century America the treatment of death in architecture and documentary photography the themes underlying Peter Greenaway's recent video project Death in the Seine and approaches to death in African American culture." -- with a bonus offer--; 0.75 x 9.75 x 9.75 Inches . Museum paperback
1920172104Bangalore: no stated publisher 1920. Found in just two institutional libraries First edition of this detailed unit history held by the Imperial War Museum and the Australian War Memorial Library only including eight folding maps and three original photographs concerning the campaign in Mesopotamia. "The narrative is based directly upon the War Diaries other official sources and the authors' own experiences. The result is authoritative" Perkins. "The campaign in Mesopotamia was one of the chief subsidiary operations of the Great War and it was in this campaign that Indian Troops in general and the Madras Sappers in particular played their largest part" Part I p. 1. The first section "The Madras Sappers in the Campaign in Mesopotamia 1914-1918" by Lieutenant-Colonel R. Hamilton Royal Engineers narrates the early phase of the campaign including operations on the Tigris and operations around Kut before turning to the post-Kut British reorganization the crossing of the Tigris the capture of Baghdad and the 1917-18 advance into Persia and Upper Mesopotamia. The eight maps illustrate operations near Nasiriya 1915 the relief of Kut 1917 operations in the vicinity of the Tigris British and Turkish trench systems in January 1917 near the River Hai and the advance on Baghdad. Part II Hamilton's "The Madras Sappers in the Arab Insurrection in Iraq 1920" describes "the withstanding and suppressing of an insurrection in a very extensive area where the British Forces were widely scattered the lines of communication highly vulnerable and the inhabitants warlike and well armed" p. 1. The final section "The 2nd Field Troop. The 2nd Q.V.O. Sappers and Miners in France and Mesopotamia. 1914 to 1916" is ascribed by a tipped-in slip to Major A. H. Morin Indian Army Reserve Officer who commanded the troop. Two pasted-in photographs show bridges constructed during Mesopotamia operations while a third shows boat equipment and an experimental raft. Octavo. With 7 gelatin silver photographs and photographic half-tone pasted in 8 folding maps at end laid-down map with red outlining; slip tipped to table of contents as issued. Original brown cloth front cover lettered in black. Occasional pencil annotations internally. Damp stain at upper corner text unaffected binding light worn front free endpaper with small loss cockling caused by pasted-in material: very good. Perkins p. 439. hardcover
