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1983164521New York: Grace Borgenicht Gallery 1983. Paperback. G. Shelf wear and tanning on covers. Wear and rubbing on page edges. White stapled wraps with green lettering. 16 pp. 8 color plates. Exhibition held March 5-April 2 1983. Contains an interview between Wolf Kahn and Dore Ashton. Grace Borgenicht Gallery paperback books
1983101773San Diego CA: San Diego Museum of Art 1983. Softbound. VG-. Light wear to wraps; small label at rear cover on one copy. Other copies have heavier soiling to covers but clean contents. Stapled white/yellow and color-illustrated wraps. 20 pp. 3 bw 4 color plates. Exhibiton held at San Diego Museum of Art Dec. 1983 to Jan. 1984 and three other locations through July 1984. Catalogue lists 30 works. Introduction by Grant Holcomb. Interview with the artist by Dore Ashton. Chronology. San Diego Museum of Art unknown books
1965175629Northampton MA: Smith College Museum of Art 1965. First edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran at Smith College April 8 through May 2 1965 and then traveled to The Hayden Gallery at MIT for May 10 through June 16 1965. Text by Ashton and De Kooning. Includes 28 black and white illustrations and 1 photograph of de Kooning by Rudolph Burckhardt checklist selected bibliography and list of previous exhibitions. A close to near fine copy in stapled wrappers with some very minor wear and a small sticker shadow to the front cover. Smith College Museum of Art unknown books
19654028Northampton Massachusetts: Smith College Museum of Art 1965. Softcover. VG. Grey wraps with color illustration and black lettering. 44 pp. 29 bw plates. Catalogue from the exhibition of April to May 1985 at Smith College and MIT. Essays by Dore Ashton and Willem de Kooning reprinted article entitled The Renaissance and Order. Extensive selected bibliography; chronology and catalogue listing of 37 works. Uncommon. Smith College Museum of Art unknown books
19526048501952. "Dore Schary in blue fountain pen ink on 1/2 length portrait of Dore Schary wearing a dark suit long striped silk tie white shirt horn rim glasses looking into the camera with a smile. Photograph is on heavy weight stock; matte finish; 8" x 10". Very good. 1952. Signed and inscribed: "For Satoru Yamano with good wishes Dore Schary April 11 1952." Provenance: from the collection of Satoru Yamano. Signed by Authors. No Binding. Very Good/No Jacket. unknown books
19496030791949. "Dore" in dark blue fountain pen ink on pictorial engraved Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Culver City California Office of Dore Schary Vice-President in charge of production letterhead January 5 1949. 7 1/4" x 10 1/2"; 1 page recto only. Very good. To Mr. Emmet Lavery 1075 Casiano Road Los Angeles 24 California Interesting letter from Schary reporting that MGM has QUO VADIS under production and is unable to consider filming Lowery's script BOLIVAR. We find no record that the script was filmed. Provenance: from the estate of literary agent H.N. Swanie Swanson. Schary 1905-1980 born August 31 1905 Newark New Jersey; died July 7 1980 New York New York; American writer/producer of films; winner of the Best Screenplay Academy Award for "Boys' Town" 1938; producer at MGM 1941-1945; head of production at RKO 1945-48; head of production at MGM 1948-1956; independent producer thereafter. Swanson 1900-91 one of the nation's most famous literary agents; known in the industry as "Swanie"; wrote and produced a handful of films after David O. Selznick saw his work in College Humor; he opened an office on Sunset Boulevard in 1934 and at one time his clients included Raymond Chandler William Faulkner James M. Cain Ayn Rand Cornell Woolrich Budd Schulberg S.J. Perelman John O'Hara and Elmore Leonard; some of the scripts Swanson sold included "The Postman Always Rings Twice" "The Big Sleep" "Old Yeller" "Butterfield 8" and "The Mosquito Coast.". Soft cover. Very Good. paperback books
1985129753New York: Pantheon Books 1985. First stated. Softcover. VG several creases on cover one on spine. Silver wraps. xii 302 pp. "A sequel to Goldwater and Treves's classic Artists on Art . lets us see modern art through the eyes of those who created it. Ashton brings together statements by over two hundred of the foremost modern artists from all over the Western world describing their views of art and their own work. Their words range in date from the turn of the century till today and shed light on the major movements of the era from Dada to Pop expressionism to minimalism."--Back cover. Pantheon Books paperback books
1985281439New York: Pantheon 1985. First. hardcover. fine/near fine. Illus. 8vo 1/2 silver cloth d.w. New York: Pantheon Books 1985. Fine in near fine dust wrapper.<br/><br/> Pantheon unknown books
1994176340New York: The Painting Center 1994. Paperback. VG. Beige wraps with black lettering. 27 unnumbered pages. Color illustrations. Catalogue of an exhibition from February 15 to March 5 1994 at The Painting Center in New York. Includes bibliographical references. The Painting Center paperback books
199418479New York: The Painting Center 1994. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Paperbound quarto. Unpaginated. Slender catalog from a 1994 exhibition of the artist's paintings. Includes a statement by the artist and a response by Dore Ashton. This copy briefly INSCRIBED by the artist on the inside front cover. A fine copy in bound printed wrappers. <br/><br/> The Painting Center paperback books
19558041New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Ltd. 1955. Small 8vo. 416 pp.; illus. <br><br>Illustrated some in color. Publisher's cloth. Spine sunned. Very good. McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Ltd. hardcover books
196228738Boston: Atlantic Monthly 1962. First edition. 265 pp w/index. Long non-authorial gift inscription to front free endpaperelse near fine in very good dust jacket with some light rubbing and a sunned spine. Boston: Atlantic Monthly unknown books
19969008996New York: Hudson Hills Press 1996. 1st. Hardcover. Book fine Dust jacket fine. Bound in publisher's original cloth with the front cover stamped in blind and the spine stamped in gilt. <br/><br/> Hudson Hills Press hardcover books
193425524n. p.: United Feature Syndicate Inc 1934. 1st printing thus cf. Smith II 12n1. Housed in a commercial Scrap Book yellow cloth with black red & silver stamping. "J. Frank Pierce / Books Stationery / Augusta ME" label to front paste-down. Album cocked and shows wear. First two album leaves filled with newspaper extracts on other topics e.g. "The Duke of Sonora. Grant Gwin and McDowll. A Hitherto Unpublished Letter from General Grant Relative to Gwin's Designs on California.". Unpaginated though 19 leaves last 3 blank. The Life of our Lord in 14 installments extracted from an unidentified newspaper and affixed to album leaves with Dore's illustrations opposite. Stubs of excised leaves at rear. Illustrated with 12 scenes from Dore's BIBLE cf. Malan p. 247. <br/><br/>From Smith "Dickens wrote The Life of Our Lord over a period of four years from 1846 until sometime in 1849. It was written exclusively for his children and not for publication. However with the detah of Sir Henry Fielding Dickens' last surviving child the family sold the world publication rights to Associated Newspapers Limited for £40000 $210000 and the work began publication in the Daily Mail on March 5 1934. It was published simultaneously in nearly two hundred different newspapers in America." United Feature Syndicate Inc hardcover books
1960300476New York Random House 1960. 1960. First edition first printing so stated. 8vo. Foreword by Adlai Stevenson. Illustrated with halftones from b/w photographs of scenes from the New York stage production. Dust jacket unclipped. Fine. No signatures or bookplates. Advance review copy with publisher's slip laid in loose with publication date of April 25 1960 original price $2.95. The 1959 Broadway premiere production cast included Kenneth MacKenna Mirian Goldina Howard St. John and the young Robert Redford who had made his Broadway debut earlier the same year in "Tall Story.". 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. New York, Random House [1960]. hardcover books
19732307647New York: William Morrow & Company 1973. First Edition. First Edition. Near Fine/Near Fine. First edition. Jacket faintly toned. 1973 Large Hardcover. 352 pp. Includes 64 color plates and approximately 270 black-and-white illustrations. CONTENTS: Colonial Art; The First Half of the 19th Century; The Second Half of the 19th Century; The Forming of the Avant-Garde 1900-1930; The 1930s and Abstract Expressionism; From the 1960 to the Present Day; Notes; Bibliography; Index. William Morrow & Company unknown books
1973263821Clifton NJ: Augustus M. Kelley 1973. Hardcover. xvii 418p 16p. of plates cloth-covered boards 6.25x9.25 inches corners bumped else very good condition in a lightly worn soiled and toned dj. Signed by Michelman on the free front endpaper. Includes chapters on the Sacco and Vanzetti case the New Deal the Vietnam War and more. Augustus M. Kelley hardcover books
19359659De Luxe Editions nd circa 1935. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Good. Moderate shelf/edge wear closed splits at hinges library marks pocket and label tiped in else tight bright and unmarred. Quarterbound green cloth spine beige textured cloth boards gilt lettering and decorative elements black ink labels. 8vo. 206pp. Ephemera laid in. <br/><br/>Anon but written by Rudolf Erich Raspe. Wonderfully illustrated by Dore. This copy was part of the "Library of the Walt Disney Studios." According to the library card in the front pocket it was first taken out in 1945 by famed writer/animator Ray Patin. Thirteen other's took it out before it was withdrawn all in handwritten signature except one typed many quite notable. Of particular interest and note is the last.in 1980 a young Tim Burton took it out while he was at Disney on an internship. As a student at CalArts Burton made the shorts Stalk of the Celery Monster which caught the attention of Disney and he was invited as an intern working on The Fox and the Hound The Black Cauldron and Tron. De Luxe Editions hardcover books
1992169190New York: Hudson Hills Press 1992. Hardcover. New in shrinkwrap. Red cloth boards color-illustrated dust jacket with white lettering. 167 pp. Color illustrations. Terence La Noue is one of the outstanding talents of the youngest generation of American abstract artists. Nearly three decades of work are represented demonstrating both a remarkably varied body of work as well as its inherent continuity. Numerous details immense gatefolds and a description of La Noue's unique studio technique permit a true understanding of his beautiful and influential work. -FirstSearch. Hudson Hills Press hardcover books
1992176025New York: Hudson Hills Press 1992. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 167 pages. Retrospective monograph on La Noue. Features text by Dore Ashton. Includes 132 color illustrations with two gatefolds 18 black and white illustrations a list of previous exhibitions list of works in public collections and selected bibliography. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Hudson Hills Press unknown books
200036889New York: Danese Gallery 2000. Softbound. VG-. Very light wear and soiling on covers otherwise clean. Light grey wraps with dark lettering. 39 pp. 23 color plates. Catalogue of an exhibition held October 27-November 25 2000. Only 1500 copies of this catalogue were printed. Essay by Dore Ashton. Danese Gallery paperback books
196013584n.p.: Warner Bros 1960. PRESENTATION SCRIPT. Hardcover. A near fine copy with minor blemishes and a few scratches. Marked "Final Screenplay" April 11 1960 148pp. Directed by Vincent J. Donehue with a screenplay by Dore Schary who produced the film and the play. The film starred Ralph Bellamy Greer Garson Hume Cronyn and Ann Shoemaker. An ALS is bound in from Dore Schary to first assistant director Russ Saunders dated August 5 1960 "Dear Russ / Thanks my good friend / you were a tower of strength / and good sense / Best Dore." Three black and white film stills are bound in including the great one of Bellamy clenching a cigarette in a holder as F.D.R. This is the story of Franklin Roosevelt's bout with polio at age 39 in 1921 and how his family especially his wife Eleanor coped with his illness. From being stricken while vacationing at Campobello to his triumphant nominating speech for Al Smith's presidency in 1924. The story follows the various influences on his life and his determination to recover. The film was nominated for four Oscars; Best Actress Art Direction Sound and Costume Design. Despite it being perhaps Bellamy's most famous role it was Greer Garson who received the critical acclaim. She won the Golden Globe and National Board of Review Award for Best Actress. <br/><br/> Warner Bros hardcover books
195812088ENew York: Random House 1958. First Edition. Advance review copy with the publisher’s dated notice laid in. Illustrated with scenes from the Broadway production of Dore Schary’s play about President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s political and personal triumphs while simultaneously meeting the intense challenges of his painful physical disability starring Ralph Bellamy in the role of Franklin. About fine with very minor edge wear in a very good lightly used dust jacket with some slight age toning to the spine and a few tiny tears. Random House unknown books
194028677.2Boston: Little Brown and Company 1940. 1st edition. Grey cloth binding with red lettering. Black white & grey dust jacket. NF slight lean/bookplate/VG some modest wear & soiling. 10 239 1 pp. 4 b/w plates by Forrest Orr. 8vo. <br/><br/> Little Brown and Company hardcover books
1939292057Boston.: Little Brown & Company. 1939. 1st Edition. First printing. Gray cloth red titles. Very good plus ink name to pastedown in a very good dust jacket with light edgewear. $2.00 price on dust jacket flap. 1121.3x14.5 cm. Uncommon in dust jacket. weight: 1.4 lb. 4 full page illustrations by Forrest W. Orr. Little, Brown & Company. hardcover books
