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19364318London: Maggs Bros. 1936. 8vo. 32 pp. <br><br>Catalogue 629. Original printed wrappers. Minor stains along cover edges. Near fine. Maggs Bros. unknown books
2002151929London: The Maas Gallery 2002. Softcover. VG- Clean bright tight but with small chip to lower corner of front cover. Color-illustrated wraps with gold lettering; black lettering on white spine. 81 pp. with 86 color and duotone illustrations. Catalogue from the exhibition of May - June 2002. Some works also were on view at The International Art Fair in New York May 2002; and the Grosvenor House Art and Antiques Fair London in June 2002. Each work annotated; some extensively. The Maas Gallery unknown books
188648369London: J. & A. Churchill 11 New Burlington Street 1886. 1st Edition. Original publisher's blue cloth binding with gilt stamped title lettering to spine. General wear & soiling to cloth. Hairline split to rear hinge. Age-toning to paper. A VG copy. 8 164 4 pp. Publisher adverts last 4 pages. 8vo. 7-5/8" x 4-7/8" <br/><br/>Somewhat uncommon book on the subject with OCLC reporting just 4 cc held in US institutions and fwiw this the first time we've been able to offer a copy. J. & A. Churchill 11, New Burlington Street hardcover books
178332765London printed. Hartford: Re-printed and Sold by Nathaniel Patten 1783. "A New Edition Corrected" Alston 235; Evans 18005. Brown sheep spine over period drab paper-wrapped birch boards. Some general binding wear with front board lacking lower corner outerlying text leaves curling in that area. Old inked price "2/-" in upper corner of ffep with removed bookplate in center. Withal a VG copy. vii 8 - 131 1 blank pp. 12mo: A4 B - Q4 R2. 6-3/4" x 4-3/8" <br/><br/> Re-printed, and Sold by Nathaniel Patten hardcover books
1970WRCLIT21115New York: Lewis 1970. Cloth. Portrait. First edition. About fine in very good dust jacket. Essays on Lowell by distinguished hands with an interview. Lewis hardcover books
19526550New York: Corinthian Publications Inc 1952. 1st. Cloth. Collectible; Very Good/Very Good. INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR on Vol. 1's front free endpaper. A well-preserved example to boot of the complete 3 volume set. All 3 volumes crisp and VG in bright price-intact VG dustjackets with light soiling at the front panel of volume 1. Octavos 359 pgs. all told. Vol. 1: Basic Principles; Vol. 2: Transvestism--Desire for Crippled Women and Vol.3: Frustrated Women. Signed by Author. <br/><br/> Corinthian Publications, Inc hardcover books
195862201958. VG. Wraps. 16 pp. 2 color 19 bw plates. Catalogue lists 58 works including 37 oils. Five page introduction by Sam Hunter. This exhibition was organized by the Museum of Modern Art. unknown books
195591681955. Softcover. VG some soiling and wear to covers. White wraps. 26 12 pp. 19 bw plates. Organized by the Smithsonian so Europeans would have a rare opportunity to view early American art. Includes a preface by Bryan Robertson foreword by Otto Kallir bibliography and a catalogue of 136 paintings with brief information about each of the artists. paperback books
2012135558Cologne Germany: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König 2012. Softcover. VG Ex-library with no markings in Like New condition. Orange wraps white & pictorial dust jacket 252 pp. many color & BW illus. Text is in German and English. Issued in conjunction with a 2012-2013 exhibition in London Dusseldorf and Munich. Features the work of English conceptual artist Gillian Wearing b. 1963. With essays by Doris Krystof Daniel F. Herrmann Bernhart Schwenk and David Dreamer. Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König paperback books
2004365532004. Softbound. VG. Stiff illustrated matte wraps. Appx. 150 pp. 70 illustrations mostly of BW photographs with a few color. Includes introductory essays or remarks by Jonathan Mennell John Julius Norwich. Each of the 70 photographs reproduced is annotated titled and dated. A superb colleciton. paperback books
197691101976. Softcover. VG- covers shows slight wear/rubbing. Yellow wraps. 52 pp. 8 bw plates. Includes a 2-page introduction by Margaret MacDonald glossaries for etching and lithography techniques chronology and the large glossy plates. The detailed and annotated catalogue of 117 graphic works is arranged by city and has introductory text for each city. Includes bibliographical references page 11. unknown books
199331501993. Softbound. Fine. Stiff wraps. 236 pp. 25 bw 81 clor plates. Main essay by Robert Storr. Catalogue listing 81 works by Catherine Kinley Lyn Zelevansky and Linda Norden. Chronology written by Zelevansky. List of one-person exhibitions; bibliography; glossary of terms. paperback books
200225378London: Sotheby's 2002. Softbound. VG in a VG slipcase. Prior owner's stamp on each of the 5 title pages light shelf wear to slipcase. Volumes 1 through 5 wraps in publisher's slipcase. Illustrated with black & white and color plates of which some are fold-outs. Volume 1 is the first evening's sale and includes an essay by Dr. Rainer Beck on the collection and contains lots 1-34. Volume 2 is the next days' sale and contains lots 101 through 258. Volume 3 contains the art of Adolf Holzel and his Circle and contains lots 301-394. Volume 4 focuses on 20th Century German Prints and contains lots 401-526. Volume 5 highlights Impressionist and Modern Art. Prints and Livres d'artiste and contains lots which are unnumbered but included in other sales. They are described here apparently to keep the cohesiveness of the beck Collection intact for publication purposes. A clean and unbroken set in VG condition. Shipping weight is. Sotheby's paperback books
1971104841971. Softcover. VG. Golden wraps. 61 pp. 53 bw plates many full page. unknown books
191336857London: Probsthain and Company 1913. Softbound. Good small fold to lower right front cover. Brown printed wraps. 2 color 12 bw plates. Three pages of introductory text by Arthur Probsthain followed by listings of objects. Quite unusual and very early very scarce. Probsthain and Company paperback books
1958SS2882London: March 18 1958; Sept. 20 1952. 1958. 8vo. 27 pp. Printed wraps; covers separated from text block; 22pp. Printed wraps; some priced realized. March 18, 1958; Sept. 20, 1952. paperback books
196840511968. Softbound. VG label remnants on cover not bad. Wraps. 41 pp. 8 color 30 bw plates. Catalogue lists 59 works. Includes several quotes by Feininger throughout the early part of the catalogue. unknown books
1973100481973. Softcover. VG includes mylar overjacket. Color wraps. 58 pp. 15 color 26 bw plates. unknown books
193010332London: Oxford University Press 1930. Hardcover. VG with the following condition notes: Ancient label remnants at base of spine and extreme top of spine two bookplates inside front cover deaccession stamp. A very clean solid copy of this large book. Tan cloth with gilt embossed title on cover and spine. T.e.g. xxx 311 pp. 7 color 114 bw plates. This large book is very clean inside. Includes a 12-page introduction by C.J. Holmes the full-page plates several of the color plates are tipped-in and the detailed and annotated catalogue arranged chronologically. Also contains a list of plates 95 paintings 19 drawings 4 silver 2 glass index of painters index of draughtsmen etchers silversmiths and glassworkers and index of owners. A major exhibition at the time. Cover and spine title is: A Commemoratiave Catalogue of the Exhibition of Dutch Art 1450-1900. Contents as follows: Introduction by Sir Charles Holmes.--Paintings by H. Schneider and W.G. Constable.--Drawings and etchings by A.M. Hind and D. Hannema.--Silver by Miss C.J. Hudig and E.A. Jones.--Glass by Wilfred Buckley. Oxford University Press hardcover books
19759091975. Softcover. VG. Red wraps. 79 pp. 4 color 45 bw repros. Catalogue lists 48 works by 40 artists. Preface by John McCoubrey introduction by Louise L. Lippincott and Richard J. Boyle. Selected bibliography. Shown at two locations in England one in Scotland and finished at the Whitney. unknown books
19861010891986. Softbound. VG. Color illustrated wraps. 48 pp. 32 works illustrated mostly in color. unknown books
1972101975Marlborough Fine Art London Ltd 1972. Softbound. Good. Former library book with usual markings. Shelf wear minor soiling to covers. Contents are generally clean and tight though with some tanning on page edges. Some binding glue visible on title page. Red illustrated wraps. 196 pp. Profusely illustrated in color and bw. Catalogue of 98 paintings and sculpture by fifty-one European and American artists including Bacon Bonnard Braque Chagall Degas Ernst Feininger Gabo Grosz Hepworth Jongkind Kline Léger Lipchitz Matisse Miró Monet Henry Moore Nicholson Pollock Reinhardt Rothko Schwitters David Smith de Staël Still Sutherland and Tanguy. This larger catalogue has different works than the earlier catalogue this year of the same title. Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd paperback books
192422762London: Victoria and Albert Museum 1924. First edition. Wraps. Orig. light blue wrappers. Very good. 193 pages in text. 24.5 x 19 cm. 48 plates representing some of the 778 items in the catalogue. Glossary of Technical Terms. Index of Names of Artists. Interior clean small loss one centimeter upper corner back cover at fore-edge. Victoria and Albert Museum unknown books
180216304London: Vernor and Hood 1802. First edition. leather_bound. Contemporary tree calf rebacked. Very good/Near Fine. 128 and 219 pages. 21 x 13 cm. First title with five copper-plate engravings two folding.; second has two folding plates Divisions of the Linnaean System Characters of the Genera of British Plants English-Latin Dictionary of Botanical Terms and Index to the British Genera. First part carries month by month guide for the Farmer. Scattered light foxing generally bright. Vernor and Hood unknown books
183222145London: Thos McLean 1832. Brown wood frame. Near fine. Color lithograph 8 7/16 x 12 1/2 inches within border frame in matted glass fronted frame wired for hanging. Artist is John Doyle DB with his circular embossed seal in lower left corner. Doyle experienced great success with his political cartoons using the new medium of lithography. His caricatures were mostly faithful likenesses of his subjects. His sons included the illustrator James William Edmund Doyle and painter/illustrator Richard Dicky Doyle. After visiting King William IV on May 8 Lord Grey Prime Minister and Lord Brougham Lord Chancellor were not offered victuals by the King and so get some mutton chop at a posting house in Hounslow. Grey is disconsolate Brougham cheerful holding a chop speared on a fork saying "My Lord you don't eat your chops I have already placed six in Schedule A. & am about to discuss a seventh while you have scarcely got thro' one come cheer up all will be well tomorrow." Grey responds by noting his fear of omens upon entering the post house. Slight rubbing to vertical portions of the picture frame. Thos McLean unknown books