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Gordon, Ruth & Kanin, Garson (Screenplay)Biblio.com

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Stephan Ruth and JohnABAA

The Tiger's Eye. On Arts and Letters

1949293Westport Connecticut: The Tiger's Eye Publishing Company 1949. 9 issues all published. 4to. Original color printed wrappers; spine edges rubbed with a few minor repairs and a few pieces missing otherwise sound and attractive. Â First edition of this highly regarded art and literary magazine edited by Ruth and John Stephan which became the voice for abstract expressionism surrealism and the Latin American avant-garde in the United States. Blending the prose and images of post WWII artists like Max Ernst Alberto Giacometti Stanley William Hayter Pablo Picasso Rufino Tamayo and Anne Ryan to name a few the Tiger's Eye became the visual forum for the "new". In a review of an exhibition on the Stephans at Yale University in 2002 Roberta Smith of the NY Times wrote "the magazine which took its title from William Blake was one of the few that 'took visual art as seriously as literature.' It was also an eccentric mom-and-pop operation put together with love sophistication and a fair amount of attitude as well as Ruth's money. Her family owned Walgreen's. It largely excluded criticism in favor of artist's writings and reproduced artwork without captions to unfetter the reader's response." Â Ruth and John Stephan's paper are at Yale University. In 2002 the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library organized an exhibition of their work with emphasis on The Tiger's Eye. Pamala Franks published a catalogue entitled The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine and Robert Smith reviewed both the exhibition and the publication for the NY Times March 22 2002. Â "The Tiger's Eye was designed by Ruth Stephan. Cover and color scheme by John Stephan. Typography by Sven Jansen. Composition and printing by the Elm Tree Press Woodstock Vermont. Collotypes by Meriden Gravure Company Meriden Connecticut. Color Reproductions and Photo Engraving by Melford Photo Engraving Company New York." Â With faults a very good copy of the complete set.Â 293. The Tiger's Eye Publishing Company unknown books

De Simone Company, Booksellers · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

Stephan, Ruth and JohnBiblio.com

THE VOICE OF ABSTRACT IMPRESSIONISM IN AMERICA

1947#2939 issues all published. 4to. Original color printed wrappers; spine edges rubbed with a few minor repairs and a few pieces missing otherwise sound and attractive.First edition of this highly regarded art and literary magazine edited by Ruth and John Stephan which became the voice for abstract expressionism surrealism and the Latin American avant-garde in the United States. Blending the prose and images of post WWII artists like Max Ernst Alberto Giacometti Stanley William Hayter Pablo Picasso Rufino Tamayo and Anne Ryan to name a few the Tiger's Eye became the visual forum for the "new". In a review of an exhibition on the Stephans at Yale University in 2002 Roberta Smith of the NY Times wrote "the magazine which took its title from William Blake was one of the few that 'took visual art as seriously as literature.' It was also an eccentric mom-and-pop operation put together with love sophistication and a fair amount of attitude as well as Ruth's money. Her family owned Walgreen's. It largely excluded criticism in favor of artist's writings and reproduced artwork without captions to unfetter the reader's response."Ruth and John Stephan's paper are at Yale University. In 2002 the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library organized an exhibition of their work with emphasis on The Tiger's Eye. Pamala Franks published a catalogue entitled The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine and Robert Smith reviewed both the exhibition and the publication for the NY Times March 22 2002."The Tiger's Eye was designed by Ruth Stephan. Cover and color scheme by John Stephan. Typography by Sven Jansen. Composition and printing by the Elm Tree Press Woodstock Vermont. Collotypes by Meriden Gravure Company Meriden Connecticut. Color Reproductions and Photo Engraving by Melford Photo Engraving Company New York."With faults a very good copy of the complete set. The Tiger's Eye Publishing Company,

De Simone Company, Booksellers · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

Stephan, Ruth and JohnBiblio.com

THE VOICE OF ABSTRACT IMPRESSIONISM IN AMERICA

1947293Westport Connecticut: The Tiger's Eye Publishing Company 1949. 9 issues all published. 4to. Original color printed wrappers; spine edges rubbed with a few minor repairs and a few pieces missing otherwise sound and attractive. First edition of this highly regarded art and literary magazine edited by Ruth and John Stephan which became the voice for abstract expressionism surrealism and the Latin American avant-garde in the United States. Blending the prose and images of post WWII artists like Max Ernst Alberto Giacometti Stanley William Hayter Pablo Picasso Rufino Tamayo and Anne Ryan to name a few the Tiger's Eye became the visual forum for the "new". In a review of an exhibition on the Stephans at Yale University in 2002 Roberta Smith of the NY Times wrote "the magazine which took its title from William Blake was one of the few that 'took visual art as seriously as literature.' It was also an eccentric mom-and-pop operation put together with love sophistication and a fair amount of attitude as well as Ruth's money. Her family owned Walgreen's. It largely excluded criticism in favor of artist's writings and reproduced artwork without captions to unfetter the reader's response." Ruth and John Stephan's paper are at Yale University. In 2002 the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library organized an exhibition of their work with emphasis on The Tiger's Eye. Pamala Franks published a catalogue entitled The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine and Robert Smith reviewed both the exhibition and the publication for the NY Times March 22 2002. "The Tiger's Eye was designed by Ruth Stephan. Cover and color scheme by John Stephan. Typography by Sven Jansen. Composition and printing by the Elm Tree Press Woodstock Vermont. Collotypes by Meriden Gravure Company Meriden Connecticut. Color Reproductions and Photo Engraving by Melford Photo Engraving Company New York." With faults a very good copy of the complete set. 293. The Tiger's Eye Publishing Company

De Simone Company, Booksellers · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €

WALDVOGEL, RuthBiblio.com

Photo Album: German Woman's Family and Travel Photo Album over Two Decades including World War II

1956419857Paris / Ahlbeck Baltrum Berlin Stuttgart Germany / Glensdorf Austria 1956. Hardcover. Near Fine. Oblong quarto. Measuring 12.5 "x 9.5". String-tied brown patterned cloth boards. Contains 185 black and white sepia toned or color photographs measuring between 3" x 2" and 8" x 6" with captions in German. Some small tears with bumped spine ends near fine with near fine photographs. A photo album of Ruth Waldvogel and her family featuring various trips to places around Europe from the mid-1930s to 1956. Waldvogel was from Stuttgart Germany where her father was a longtime city council member according to included news clippings. The early part of the album is largely photos of tour groups with her family in various locations around Germany: Ahlbeck Baltrum and Berlin; Austria:Glensdorf and at Hohensalzburg Castles; and at the beach. During World War II there are only few photographs mostly of the family as the conflict reduced their ability to travel. Because Waldvogel was the primary photographer she is rarely seen in the numerous photos. One of the final photos in the album is of Waldvogel's father's grave after he passed away in 1956 along with several photographs of cemeteries and grave stones that are particularly ornate some of which relate to her family. Also included are Waldvogel's driver's license with her picture a small tourist guide for different attractions in Ahlbeck and a handwritten poem titled "My Dearest" presumably about her husband Clifford Anders. He was an American Corporal who Waldvogel married in 1952 from Roseville Ohio and not far from Zanesville where the couple eventually settled. Though there are some wedding pictures later in the album again none of them are of Waldvogel or her husband but rather other family member's nuptials. An interesting and aesthetically pleasing photo album of a young German woman who traveled around Europe and spent time with her family before migrating to America. hardcover

Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABAA · États-Unis1 200,00 $US≈ 1 015,32 €

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