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Societe Des Artistes FrancaisBiblio.com

Catalogue Du Salon - Explication Des Ouvrages De Peinture Sculpture Architecture Gravure Et Lithographie Des Artistes Vivants - Mai 1898 - 1st Edition

LEAR (Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios) L E A RBiblio.com

FRENTE A FRENTE Nº 9: 1º DE MAYO 1886-1937: SALUD AL PROLETARIADO MUNDIAL.; Comité editor: María Luisa Vera Fernando Gamboa Gabriel Fernández Ledesma and others

1937111569MÃ©xico D.F.: Organo Central de la LEAR Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios 1937. marginal chipping and normal browning detached covers. b/w and duo tone plates staple bound duo tone pict. wrps. Frente a Frente 1934-1937 was a periodical publication edited by Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios LEAR a precursor to the Taller de GrÃ¡fica Popular. LEAR emerged in 1934 as the strongest of the four artist organizations that included: la Alianza de Trabajadores Misioneros el Sindicato de Pintores y Escritores and la FederaciÃ³n des Escritores y Artistas Proletarios. The numerous activities of LEAR during it's founding period under Leopoldo MÃ©ndez Luis Arenal include three early posters graphic work the first exhibits sponsored by the group; collective murals in the Mercado Albelardo Rodr-quez; participation in the American Writer's Congress New York 1935; they worked to resolve the dispute between Siqueiros and Rivera and founded the Taller-Escuela de la LEAR. Issues are noted for strong artistic illustrations. A portion of the magazine was involved with the Spanish Civil War. They sent a brigade to Spain and the graphics and text included are important historical materials. The issues of July and August of 1937 were almost exclusively devoted to the Spanish Civil War and the Congreso de Valencia. The artists and writers included were of international importance some included: Waldo Frank NicolÃ¡s GuillÃ©n James Ford Siqueiros Diego Rivera Pablo Neruda JosÃ© Chavez Morado Octavio Paz Lola Ãlvarez Bravo Jorge Juan Crespo de la Serna Luis Arenal Francisco Dosamantes Ignacio Aguirre. Many interesting articles such as an article by Siqueiros on the work of Diego Rivera. The first number was issued Nov. 1 1934 the numeration changed in 1935 beginning again with number 1 the last number 13 was issued in agosto 1937. There was one special edition issued in enero of 1937. There were 16 issues in total. Issue 13 has a photomontage by Lola Ãlvarez Bravo. CONTENTS: Salud al heroico Madrid -- HispanoamÃ©rica mÃ¡rtir -- 30 dÃas -- Protesta -- Las manifestaciones de arte catalÃ¡n en MÃ©xico / por Enrique F Gual -- Carleton Beals y el "Club de Amigos" de Trotsky / por JosÃ© Mancisidor -- La Ãºltima sesiÃ³n del "Club de Amigos" caricatura / por Arroyito -- Cuatro poemas -- El soldado Antonio Pujol pintor mexicano / por Fernando Gamboa -- El escritor RubÃ©n Romero en LEAR -- Un reproche de Engels -- Notas bibliogrÃ¡ficas / Emilio Abreu GÃ³mez -- Los catÃ³licos y la rebeliÃ³n militar en EspaÃ±a / contestaciÃ³n de Leocadio Lobo -- Otra vez la dictadura en Venezuela / por RÃ³mulo Betancourt -- SUR cuento / por MarÃa Luisa Vera -- Notas y actividades de la L.E.A.R. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCTIONS OF THE PERIOD. RARE/. Organo Central de la LEAR (Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios) unknown

Beverly Karno Books LLC · États-Unis1 900,00 $US≈ 1 607,59 €

[Luminice Press] Williams, Thomas Parker and Mary Agnes, book artistsBiblio.com

Spirit Earth

202638350Philadelphia: Luminice Press 2026. Softcover. Fine. Softcover. Number 1 of 15 copies signed and numbered by the book artists. A lovely deluxe set of two companion books of illustrated haiku from this important private press owned and operated by Thomas and Mary Agnes Williams. For these lovely volumes Thomas was responsible for the concept design original illustrations printing and binding. Mary Agnes was responsible for the concept design orignal haiku and handset text. Book artist and printer Thomas Parker Williams began creating artists' books in 1998 while also painting. As of 2009 he has limited his art practice exclusively to artists' books. In that year he also began collaborating with his wife photographer Mary Agnes Williams. In 2013 they started Luminice Press incorporating letterpress printing into artists' books and broadsides. The artists draw on a range of conceptual sources in creating their books including mathematics music literature theology philosophy astronomy natural sciences and Eastern thought. Books by Williams or the Luminice Press may be found in numerous public collections around the country. <br /> <br /> One of the volumes titled Spirit has orange covers whilel the othertitled Earth has blue covers. Both have subtle mica-printed designs as well as a larger design image on the front cover. They are housed in a case bound with brown bookcloth with a pochoir design. The book covers are Japanese paper over cover stock with linocut endpapers. The books bindings are modified Japanese stab binding. The books have 13 leaves each on Arches mould-made paper with 10 haiku and 10 color illustrations. The illustrations are reduction linocuts with oil-based pochoir and hand-applied accents. The text is handset in 12 pt. Janson Italic. The printing of the books required over 1000 operations each. In fine condition. Each book closed is 7.5 x 5.6 x.25 inches. Their case measures 8.5 x 12 inches. ARTB/061426. Luminice Press unknown

The Kelmscott Bookshop · États-Unis1 800,00 $US≈ 1 522,98 €

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