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Zimmerman Crowe Design (San Francisco, CA).Biblio.com

Presentation Compositions for Capabilities Brochure.

Sir Edmund Beckett Denison [afterwards Edmund Beckett, Lord Grimthorpe] (1816-1905), lawyer, architect and horologist who designBiblio.com

The horologist who designed the Big Ben clock: Sir Edmund Beckett Denison latterly Lord Grimthorpe. Three Autograph Letters Signed to Edward Hayes Plumptre regarding the business of Westminster girls’ school Queen’s College.

24436ONE: 14 January 1856; Queen’s College. TWO: ‘Valentines Day’ 14 February 1870; 33 Queen Anne Street W. London THREE: 3 April 1870; Doncaster. The third of these letters in particular gives a good indication of his Yorkshire bluntness his entry in the Oxford DNB describes him as ‘a man of arrogance and bile . capable of generosity strong friendships and kindness towards people in need of help’. The three items are in good condition lightly aged; the third with slight wear along one edge. All three are signed ‘E B Denison’ and the second and third are addressed to ‘My dear Plumptre’. ONE 14 January 1856: 3pp 4to. This letter concerns Queen’s College the girls’ school founded in 1848 by Denison’s relation Frederick Denison Maurice of which Plumptre would be Head 1875-1879. Subscribed ‘Chairman of the meeting of the Council this day’ and addressed ‘To the Chairman of the Committee of Education’. Begins: ‘Mr Nicolay is anxious that the Committee of Education should be informed of the opinion of the Council respecting the taking of Boarders in the new house No 68 Harley St.’. He reports the resolutions of the council who ‘think that the matter is now so far advanced that we may ask the Committee to come to a decision on the subject of taking boarders . We beg also to suggest that it is desirable that the meeting or meetings on this subject should be attended by as many of the Professors as possible as it is a matter seriously affecting their pecuniary interests’. TWO ‘Valentines day’ 1870: 2pp 16mo. ‘By this time you have possibly got my letter of yesterday which I took to the College expecting to see you & not observing that it was dated on Monday.’ After a brief discussion of College business he gives this in a postscript: ‘Crassweller came this morning wanted us to guarantee him in an action which a livery stable man is bringing against him for what he calls a nuisance in carrying off the rubbish through the Mews which Spooner referred to in his letter to you. Of course I did no such thing. It may or may not turn out that we shall have to do nothing but Crassweller will settle very differently for himself & yours.’ THREE 3 April 1870: 2pp 12mo. ‘Spooner’s account’ of Crassweller is ‘not very satisfactory’ but he has signed the cheque to him. ‘I have told Bailey that his continued employment is a disgrace to the Portland Estate after all that Bailey knows of him - & the Duke i.e. the Duke of Portland extensive London landowner too - By allmeans sic try the Duke again if you think it will do any good. I have a strong persuasion that in spite of Spooner we ought to have tried to get the building condemned by the M. Board & made it a landlord’s job’. He continues: ‘I have never heard of a 60 year marriage continuans before my father & mother’s. I shall not be in London on Wednesday for more than sleeping at any rate especially as our kitchen boiler is bust.’ Postscript refers to ‘Bickley liberality towards Q. C.’ and Lady Stanley. ONE: 14 January 1856; Queen’s College. TWO: ‘Valentines Day’ [14 February] 1870; 33 Queen Anne Street W. [London] THREE: 3 unknown

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni220,00 £GB≈ 251,20 €

Kowalska, Bożena and Barbara Rybicka, design; Jan Bortkiewicz, photographyBiblio.com

POLISH NEO-AVANT-GARDE - CONCEPTUALISM Jerzy Rosołowicz Wrocław. Wystawa - Galeria BWA Biuro Wystaw Artystycznych

54608Lubłin: BWA 1977. Quarto 28 × 15.7 cm. Original photo-illustrated staple-stitched wrappers; 12 pp. Wrappers lightly rubbed still about very good. A catalog of this November 1977 exhibition of the Polish conceptualist artist and theoretician Jerzy Rosołowicz 1928-1982 illustrated with reproductions of the artist's work and containing a brief bio list of exhibitions and publications. Rosołowicz studied at the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts in 1948-1953 becoming an active participant in the Wrocław neo-avant-garde and was one of the co-founders of the Wrocław Group associated with Galeria Pod Moną Lizą. Starting out with matter paintings Rosołowicz moved on to creating a variety of conceptual machines which resembled scientific instruments such as the Neutrodrom pictured in this catalog. The introductory essay in the catalog by the art historian Bożena Kowalska explains the functioning of the Neutrodrom: "The artist designed the construction of an inverted cone one hundred meters high set with its tip on a concrete base. A slow-running elevator installed inside would take people up through a phase of darkness directing them into the dazzling brightness of the space under the sky to a mirror platform crowning the top of the building." Some machines such as Neutronikon pictured on the cover of the catalog were made out of lenses and mirrors. "This object suspended for example in a window overlooking the street transmits the entire street traffic in a binocular reduction and multiplication and both this multiplication of the image and its inversion make it unreal in a special way. The images observed in the lenses of "Neutronicon" are random and neutral in nature in accordance with Rosołowicz's theoretical assumptions." Rosołowicz took part in all the most important artistic events of the 1970s such as the Koszalin plein-airs in Osieki the Biennale of Spatial Forms in Elbląg as well as in the Wrocław '70 symposium. His early death during the Martial Law in 1982 led to his work being understudied outside of Poland. One of 200 copies printed. As of June 2025 KVK OCLC show no copies of this catalog outside of Poland. unknown

Penka Rare Books and Archives · Allemagne250,00 €

Lewis, Jerry, 1926- ; design, Wendell Minor, Mary M Ahern, Bernie Kantor, Arthur Knight, Irwin Blacket, Anne Kramer, Peter ArnolBiblio.com

The total film-maker. To the reader -- Prologue -- Production -- The humanities of film -- The total film-maker -- The money man -- Script and writer -- Actors -- The million-dollar hug -- Pre-production chores -- The crew -- Homework -- Filming it! -- Post-production -- Editing -- Music and dubbing -- Distribution and exploitation -- Other film-makers other films -- Comedy -- Laughs are our thing -- The visuals of comedy -- The comedians

1971007161New York Random House 1971 1971. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 1st edition 1st printing ; xi 209 p. 8 p. of plates : ill. facsims. ; 23 cm. ; ISBN: 0394467574; 9780394467573 LCCN: 79-102324 ; LC: PN1995.9.P7; Dewey: 791.43/023 ; OCLC: 238943 ; brown and black cloth in color photographic dustjacket ; "A frank personal story of the joys and pitfalls of making movies by a world famous film-maker." ; "Jerry Lewis is the only American director who has made progressive films. he was much better than Chaplin and Keaton."--Jean-Luc Godard ; "Filled with anecdotes and personal experiences this book covers just about everything that can happenduring the adventure of putting films together: the producer's job writing a script dealing with actors the stage crew preparing for the day's shooting actual filming; Mr. Lewis also takes the reader into the cutting room shows how to create and fit music to the sound track and then wage battles with the distributors and exploiters of the film industry. THe final section of the book dealas with the art of comedy how it is created what makes it work and who the great comedians are and why." ; Contents: To the reader -- Prologue -- Production -- The humanities of film -- The total film-maker -- The money man -- Script and writer -- Actors -- The million-dollar hug -- Pre-production chores -- The crew -- Homework -- Filming it! -- Post-production -- Editing -- Music and dubbing -- Distribution and exploitation -- Other film-makers other films -- Comedy -- Laughs are our thing -- The visuals of comedy -- The comedians ; slight foxing crease on front dustjacket inside flap ; water stain to top inside of dustjacket lightened top edge of cloth cover see scan ; early dustjacket dated 9/71; several black and white photos of Lewis at work ; one of the most important books on film written by a master ; FINE/FINE New York, Random House, 1971 hardcover

Joseph Valles - Books · États-Unis295,00 $US≈ 249,60 €

Sawa Kurō 佐和九郎, author Onchi Kōshirō 恩地孝四郎, book designBiblio.com

RokÅ no Hiketsu éœ²å…‰ã®ç§˜è¨£ The Secrets of Photographic Exposure

91071RokÅ no Hiketsu éœ²å…‰ã®ç§˜è¨£ The Secrets of Photographic Exposure Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ author Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°åå››éƒŽ book design ARS ã‚¢ãƒ«ã‚¹ Arusu-sha ã‚¢ãƒ«ã‚¹ç¤¾ publisher ShÅwa 29 æ˜å’Œ29 1954 Hardcover volume 21.3 x 15cm bound and opens Western style. Yellow front cover with black geometric design and silver line accent and printed title and black rear cover. Vol 1 in a series by the publisher entitled Sawa Shashin Gijutsu KÅza ä½å’Œå†™çœŸæŠ€è¡“è¬›åº§ Sawa Course in Photography Techniques by author Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ. 240pp of Japanese text and reproduced photos. Colophon has a publisherâ€™s seal and a photo negative with in glassine tipped in. Author Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ was employed as an engineer in a job related to electrical engineering when he took up photography as hobby. In 1921 he opened the photography shop Hinomaru ShÅsha æ—¥ã®ä¸¸å•†ç¤¾ in Ginza; the same year he founded the photo magazine Kamera ã‚«ãƒ¡ãƒ© Camera. He went on to write numerous books on the subject of cameras and photography. Book design by Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°åå››éƒŽ 1891â€“1955. The accomplishments of Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°åå››éƒŽ throughout the first half of the 20th century begin with his eminence as a printmaker. He was an innovator who domesticated the ideals of abstraction and "creative printmaking" in Japan when still in art school. From his early years working with Takehisa Yumeiji ç«¹ä¹…å¤¢äºŒ among others he began a long career as a printmaker book designer and book illustrator. From the very beginning of his life in the arts he was the center and focus of the Creative Print Movement SÅsaku Hanga å‰µä½œç‰ˆç”» surrounding himself with fellow artists who took inspiration from his dedication to the cause of self-expression. His works are held in institutions internationally. Publisher sheet folded to 18.3 x 12.7cm laid in. The title of the publisher sheet is Dokusha to Chosha èªè€…ã¨è‘—è€… Reader and Author and the text on the first page is by the author. The inside pages feature essays by two university professors in the field of photography and information about the course. The rear page features a photo illustration and ad for the next book in the series ã‚«ãƒ¡ãƒ©ã¨ãƒ¬ãƒ³ã‚º Cameras and Lenses. Housed in a yellow and black case 21.7 x 15.6cm with printed title author and publisher that opens Japanese style with the opening to the left. Wear and dust staining to case and stain on front cover of book as well as a chip. unknown

Boston Book Company · États-Unis285,00 $US≈ 241,14 €