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201828063San Francisco: Nahl Bros. Lith. L. Nagel Print Sept. 20th 1859 2018. Peters California on Stone 175; Morland L. Stevens Charles Christian Nahl Artist of the Gold Rush #80. Some wear to the paper at the edges affecting the caption title banner but not the pictorial images; light foxing; very good example. Broadside 66 x 51 cm lithograph on India paper backed with a heavier stock of paper at an early stage. ¶ A rare example of the grand certificate of membership in the Society of California Pioneers the first organization of its kind west of the Mississippi. The Society was founded in 1850 with a membership restricted to those who had arrived in California prior to January 1 1850. In 1858 the Society contracted the Nahl Brothers artists and lithographers to design and print this lavish pictorial certificate. Below the caption title banner are iconic and romantic California scenes in vignettes arranged in a manner similar to a mural depicting miners panning for gold Sutter's Fort Yosemite Valley a vaquero roping a steer a grove of giant sequoias a ship entering the Golden Gate a hunter a grizzly bear etc. In the lower part of the multifaceted image are three native California Indians a man woman and child sitting at the base of a tree with expressions of sad resignation on their faces at the events unfolding in the scenes above a subtle and undoubtedly intentional representation by Charles Nahl. This is the earliest version of a certificate of membership in the Society and an early example of that version being number 73 dated September 20 1859 signed by Alexander Abell and William R. Wheaton president and secretary of the Society. <br/><br/> San Francisco: Nahl Bros. Lith., L. Nagel Print, Sept. 20th 1859 unknown books
2012210662Paso Robles: Nazraeli Press 2012. Rilegato mezza tela sovracoperta half-cloth binding dust jacket. Ottimo Fine. <strong>Six by Six: Set 4 Volume 5</strong>. With a separate exhibition-quality <strong>original print</strong> numbered and signed by the Artist on 11 x 14 inch paper. 29 colour photographs / Con una <strong>stampa originale</strong> sciolta su carta pesante numerata e firmata da Doug Rickard Esemplare 74/100. Cm 355x275. 29 fotografie a colori. 4to cm 37x295. pp. 32. Ottimo Fine. Prima edizione di 100 esemplari numerati e firmati First edition of 100 numbered and signed copies. <em><strong>A New American Picture</strong> di Doug Rickard offre una prospettiva sorprendente e fresca sulla fotografia di strada americana. Mentre a prima vista l'opera appare rassicurante familiare e ben all'interno dei confini tradizionali del genere la sua metodologia è"; tutt'altro che convenzionale. Tutte le immagini sono prese da Google Street View;" per un periodo di due anni Rickard ha approfittato dell'archivio di immagini della piattaforma per "guidare" virtualmente per le strade sconosciute e trascurate d'America luoghi deserti che sono stati dimenticati economicamente devastati e abbandonati.</em> Nazraeli Press, hardcover
2021BN126230Elsevier - Health Sciences Division 2021. 2021. Hardcover. Diagnostic Pathology: Neoplastic Dermatopathology <br/><br/>Diagnostic Pathology: Neoplastic Dermatopathology David S. Consultant Dermatopathologist and Staff Pathologist Southern California Permanente Medical Group Los Angeles California; Clinical Professor Department of Dermatology University of Calif Elsevier - Health Sciences Division hardcover
2015List3213California 2015. Eighty letters ten artworks and two photographs. Anonymized for writers’ and their families’ privacy with more information available on request. Overall excellent. Offered here is a collection of letters and art sent from people incarcerated in the California State Prison system primarily from a husband “P.†and wife “A.†to P’s mother and stepfather. <br /> <br /> A. who served a shorter sentence than P. worked as an inmate-firefighter. Currently about twenty to thirty percent of California’s firefighters are incarcerated people and about ten percent of those are women; they work cutting the fireline receiving little compensation and at a significantly higher risk of injury than both their non-incarcerated counterparts and other prison laborers. They also are not eligible to become firefighters upon release due to California’s laws about both employment and EMT certification following a felony conviction.1 A. writes of her training:<br /> <br /> “I’ve been training for camp. Its realy realy hard. This has got to be the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life. Well Im gonna make this my last trip to prison well I hope so anyway.†January 12 2009<br /> <br /> She also writes from the field that “Its very hard and dangerouse but I guess Im used to it†June 6 2009 with later letters giving more detailed descriptions; for instance:<br /> <br /> “Im not in San Diego right now because my crew and my cousins crew got sent to all the fires that are up North = we left on the 4th and we’ve been on the road and to a couple of fires since I don’t know when we are going back but Im making money! yesterday I worked a 24 hour shift and we got back to have our down time to rest this morning. Its very tireing and hard I felt like I was hiking forever! Right know Im up in Shasta County its beautif up here and I’ve never been this far from home befor.†August 14 2009<br /> <br /> A. wanted to save up to buy a car. She wrote that firefighting is “hard work for a dollar a day†December 14 2009—in 2023 the inmate-firefighter pay rate was raised to an astounding 16 to 74 cents per hour with a maximum daily rate of $5.80 to $10.24.2<br /> <br /> P. on a longer sentence in various higher-security facilities grappled with boredom loneliness and the bureaucracy involved in trying to contact his wife and family. The prisons where he was incarcerated were frequently on lockdown for months at a time including the Corcoran Substance Abuse Treatment Facility which locked down in June of 2009 following a gang-related riot. He often describes being hungry and not allowed to go to the commissary either because of lockdowns or just because “there not letting Hispanics go†January 30 2011.<br /> <br /> One way he seemed to have dealt with his circumstances was through art. Over time his package requests—incarcerees can only be sent packages through approved third-party vendors which contract with prisons—included alongside toothpaste and deodorant art supplies and even a typewriter and books on “how to properly write a novel†January 30 2011. He mentions copying drawings and the reader can see him experiment with different handwriting styles in the letters and on envelopes. The art in the collection includes greeting cards with teddy bear clown—a common character in Chicano art—and nature motifs; a Las Vegas Raiders butterfly signed “E†most likely by P.’s cellmate Ernie for whom drawing is a “little hustle to make money for food and supplies†January 30; and a pair of beaded earrings that P. bought for $10 “to some Indian here†August 25 2010.<br /> <br /> Of interest to scholars of outsider art and incarceration in the California prison system.<br /> <br /> 1 Carly Tolin “Fighting More Than Fires: California’s Inmate Firefighting System Needs Reform†The Georgetown Environmental Law Review February 6 2025.<br /> 2 Doug Melville “Inmates Can Make Up Nearly A Third Of Those Fighting California Fires†Forbes January 9 2025. unknown
2004410752004. Southern California Law Review. Los Angeles: USC Law Center. Vols. 1 to 76 1927-2004 Together 106 books. Twenty 20 linear feet of shelf space. Ex-private law firm library vols. Tan buckram very good. Special $695. Established in 1927 the Southern California Law Review is an independent and autonomous entity. Each year the Law Review publishes one volume which is produced in six separate issues. Each issue normally contains several articles written by outside contributors and several notes written by students from the University of Southern California Gould School of Law. The Law Review strives to publish articles on a wide range of topics and to serve all segments of the legal community. In addition the Law Review frequently hosts a forum in order to explore timely or controversial areas of law. unknown
2004410752004. Southern California Law Review. Los Angeles: USC Law Center. Vols. 1 to 76 1927-2004 Together 106 books. Twenty 2 linear feet of shelf space. Ex-private law firm library vols. Tan buckram very good. Special $695. Established in 1927 the Southern California Law Review is an independent and autonomous entity. Each year the Law Review publishes one volume which is produced in six separate issues. Each issue normally contains several articles written by outside contributors and several notes written by students from the University of Southern California Gould School of Law. The Law Review strives to publish articles on a wide range of topics and to serve all segments of the legal community. In addition the Law Review frequently hosts a forum in order to explore timely or controversial areas of law. unknown books
200738536Los Angeles: Book Collectors of Southern California. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. Xix 3 1-169 pages. Signed by Glen Dawson under his portrait on the dedication page. Fine condition in fine printed white DJ in mylar. Laid in are an invitation to Dawson's 95th birthday/ celebration of the publication of this title. Includes envelope and reservation card. Also laid in is a printed list of the 80 titles. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Signed by Author . Book Collectors of Southern California hardcover
20161075328vo. San Francisco: Book Club of California 2016. 8vo 292 1 colophonpp. With a frontispiece and 200 illustrations printed offset in 5 colors and letterpress portions printed by Jerry Kelly in two colors. Original blue cloth two-color typographic endpapers and letterpress titling label on upper cover backstrip lettered in gilt slipcase. New § #179 of 300 copies numbered and signed by Bringhurst. Each copy also contains two inserts printed letterpress by Richard Seibert to accompany the book but printed in an edition of 500 copies. The original prospectus is also present. “A detailed and sumptuously illustrated account of the evolution of all members of the Palatino tribe.†by the poet linguist and typographer Bringhurst b. 1946. This book perhaps the most successful Book Club of California publication in recent history sold out before publication. As a labor of love and a triumph of design and production it will surely be ranked amongst the finest books of its kind ever issued. Book Club of California hardcover books
2024x-0357452941Cengage Learning Inc 2024. Paperback / Softback. New. 5th ed edition. 416 pages. 10.91x8.50x0.67 inches. Cengage Learning, Inc paperback
2022238186New York: Seaton Street Press 2022. Brossura custodia wrappers slip-case. Perfetto Mint. Cofanetto in edizione speciale con <strong>quattro stampe in Risografia numerate e </strong> <strong>firmate dall'artista</strong> e una copia della pubblicazione "We Have Been Here" contenute in una scatola di cartone pesante serigrafata. Stampe: 355 x 279 cm - Libro d'artista: 254 x 203 cm - Scatola: 283 x 356 cm. La pubblicazione presenta fotografie di <strong>William Camargo</strong> un saggio di Joseph Daniel Valencia e poesie di Jesú";s Cortez e José García. Immagini d'archivio: per gentile concessione dell'Anaheim Heritage Center. Progetto grafico: Lindsay Buchman. Cm 37x28 custodia. pp. 44 stampe. Perfetto Mint. Prima edizione di 50 esemplari numerati First edition of 50 numbered copies. <em><strong>William Camargo</strong> è un educatore fotografo artista. Attualmente è commissario per il patrimonio e la cultura della città di Anaheim e sta conseguendo un Master in Belle Arti MFA presso la Claremont Graduate University in California. È fondatore e curatore di <strong>Latinx Diaspora Archives</strong> una pagina Instagram che valorizza le <strong>comunità nere </strong>attraverso foto di famiglia. Ha conseguito un Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA presso la California State University di Fullerton e un Master in Fotografia AA presso il Fullerton College.</em><br /><em>Camargo ha ricevuto una borsa di studio Friedman dalla Claremont Graduate University e ha tenuto lezioni presso l'University of Wisconsin–Parkside; University of San Diego; California State University Long Beach; Claremont Colleges; e Roski School of Art and Design della University of Southern California. Le sue opere sono state esposte presso il Chicago Cultural Center; il Loisaida Center New York; l'Università di Indianapolis; il Mexican Center for Culture and Cinematic Arts Los Angeles; la Stevenson University Maryland; l'Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts; l'Irvine Fine Arts Center California Phoenix Art Museum.</em> <em><strong>We Been Here </strong>raffigura Anaheim in California come un luogo conteso esaminando la gentrificazione i territori colonizzati e le storie messicane chicanx e latine. Il lavoro di Camargo riflette su come Anaheim nella Contea di Orange sia spesso rappresentata attraverso mitologie omogenee delimitata dal parco divertimenti Disneyland eppure dimora di una classe operaia nera. <strong>We Been Here mette in scena controstorie</strong> per sfidare la cancellazione e la caratterizzazione errata delle comunità" latine rivelando storie sepolte di oppressione e privazione di potere nella regione in contrasto con l'attivismo comunitario. Concentrandosi sulle esperienze vissute dalle persone nere Camargo sottolinea l'importanza delle narrazioni fotografiche per dare potere e riscrivere i canoni dominanti delle pratiche fotografiche raffigurando Anaheim per chi rappresenta.</em> Seaton Street Press, unknown
2021224471London: Mack 2021. Rilegato tela cloth. Nuovo New. Firma autografa dell'Artista Signed by the Artist. Fotografie a colori e in bianco e nero di Deanna Templeton. Nel libro sono riprodotti i biglietti di concerti ed estratti dal diario dell'Autrice scritto quando aveva gli stessi anni delle ragazze ritratte. Cm 195 x 245. pp. 168. Firma autografa dell'Artista Signed by the Artist. Nuovo New. Prima edizione First Edition. <em>"Non vedo l'ora che arrivino i fine settimana e a volte fanno schifo tanto quanto la settimana. Dio è"; così dannatamente noioso!! Quando mi sveglio la mattina mi sento come se avessi 99 anni!! Sono così stanca pigra e infelice. Ho solo 15 anni cosa c'è di sbagliato in me perché sono così infelice Questo mondo è così fottuto! Le persone sono così fottute! Mi sento così" fottuta o come direbbe mio fratello "Sei un mostro!"</em> <em><strong>What She Said</strong> prende il titolo da una canzone degli <strong>Smiths</strong>: &ldquo";What she said was sad / But then all the rejection she's had / To pretend to be happy / Could only be idiocy.”<br /><br />I ritratti di Deanna Templeton sono realizzati per le strade di Stati Uniti Europa Australia e Russia dove Templeton ha catturato le <strong>donne nella loro adolescenza</strong>: punk i cui jeans strappati e collant tatuaggi e acconciature testimoniano il momento di transizione mentre navigano nell'intensità della vita adolescenziale. Templeton è cresciuta in un ambiente apparentemente diverso ma ha riconosciuto in loro qualcosa dell'universalità dell'adolescenza femminile mentre lottavano con delusioni e sfide simili e universali. Il libro combina questi ritratti moderni con i volantini dei concerti e le voci del diario adolescenziale di Templeton dalla metà alla fine degli anni '80 in cui l'esperienza della crescita è" messa a nudo in tutto il suo antagonismo umorismo e pathos.</em> Mack, hardcover
2017BN160443Taylor & Francis Ltd 2017. 2017. Hardcover. Quantitative International Economics <br/><br/>Quantitative International Economics Edward E. University of California Los Angeles USA Leamer Robert M. Stern Taylor & Francis Ltd hardcover
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2004x-091767846XBlackwell Pub 2004. Hardcover. New. 611 pages. 9.25x6.50x1.50 inches. Blackwell Pub hardcover
2005DADAX1597140082Brand: Heyday Books 2005-10-01. Bilingual. paperback. New. 8.00x0.50x8.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Heyday Books paperback
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202224-0514-14BRILL 2022-04-28. hardcover. Like New. 6x2x9. Never read no marks or highlighting in the book. Our copy is hardback with printed covers showing light shelf-wear. BRILL hardcover
200746882Los Angeles: Book Collectors of Southern California. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2007. First Edition. Hardcover. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. Xix 3 1-169 page. Tight and square; slightly bumped points. Limited to 400 copies. The DJ in plastic cover is about fine; hint of softening to points. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Book Collectors of Southern California hardcover
200176682001. Soft Cover. Good. PB/pub. 200123rd. edition- Covering Laws enacted during 2000. KN47668 paperback
20181-1454894601Wolters Kluwer Law and Business 2018. Paperback. New. 1150 pages. 9.75x6.75x1.75 inches. Wolters Kluwer Law and Business paperback
