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2004Aryan-9788173052699ARYAN BOOKS INTERNATIONAL 2004. Paperback. New. ARYAN BOOKS INTERNATIONAL paperback
2004Aryan-9788173052699ARYAN BOOKS INTERNATIONAL 2004. Paperback. New. ARYAN BOOKS INTERNATIONAL paperback
2005438832White Star Vercelli 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly well-preserved overall; tight bright clean and especially sharp-cornered. Physical Description; 64 pages : illustrations ; 24 x 31 cm. Summary; David Roberts one of the most famous landscape artists of the nineteenth century published 248 gorgeous lithographs in London between 1842 and 1849 taken from sketches done in Egypt Nubia and the Holy Land. In this album some of the famous panels have been collected from those done by the great Scottish painter during his visits to Egypt. Subjects; Egypt. Egypt illustration. Egypt History. Egypt Travel and description. White Star, Vercelli hardcover
20041108-13New Directions New York 2004 New Directions 2004. First edition. First printing. Very fine in a very fine jacket. A pristine unread copy. Purchased new and never opened. With mylar dust jacket protector. Shipped in well padded box. 10" x 6.5". 109 pp. 33 "micro-poems" combined with 33 lithographs by Jan Peter Tripp. Gray cloth Rear Poetry. 1st Edition. Hardcover. New/New. New Directions, New York hardcover
20139775Newark VT: Janus Press 2013. Original Wrappers. Fine binding. 6-1/2" x 7." Limited edition one of 120 copies. Accordion fold with 8 panels 4 of them are fold-down pages. Each of the four page-spreads include letterpress text in various typefaces and colors which fold-down expanding the canvas of words sayings and accusations including a catalog of U.S. Senators and Representatives of the 111th Congress who became lobbyists—a list that fills the fold-down page in a small font; these opposite a lithograph by Van Vliet each lithograph is titled by the top word on the opposite page: Propagandist Lobbyist Banker Joe Public. Bound in gold paper repeated printed with the word "Greed" and all housed in gold slipcase. A fine copy. <br /> <br /> In a contemporary newspaper article in the Burlington Free Press Candace Page relates an interview with Van Vliet: "She picks up dummy of GREED a slim volume that will sit inside a glittery cover of gold paper. It opens like an accordion to display four Van Vliet black-and-white lithographs of distorted faces: A banker a lobbyist a newscaster she says 'and this one on the end the sap John Q. Public us.'" <br /> <br /> Van Vliet continues in the Page interview: "The word 'greed' will be printed multiple times on the cover in heavy unevenly inked type as though it were printed contemptuously by some greedy person with no respect for the written word. The paper is not handmade — that would be too good for the book. Instead it is 'slick nasty machine-made paper' she says. The edges of the gold cover will be sharp 'because greed is not a comfortable subject.'" There is a wonderful irony that the lithographs employed in Greed were originally drawn for an edition of Kafka decades before that just weren't quite right for the project. Here they are perfect! <br /> <br /> This is a striking book a political book one might say an angry and defiant book. Van Vliet's politics being informed by the McCarthy era during which she was a student she admits to having distrusted the powerful ever since. This edition sold out very quickly and is now rare in commerce. A book that was is and will always be relevant. Janus Press unknown