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STALLO J. B. Johann Bernhard 1823 1900.
La Matiere et la Physique Moderne. Avec une preface sur la Theorie Atomique par C. Friedel.
Paris:: Alcan 1884. 1884. Series: Bibliotheque Scientifique Internationale XLVIII. 8vo. XVI 243 ads. 32 pp. Cloth; heavily waterstained throughout. Working copy. First edition in French after the first German of 1882. Alcan, 1884. hardcover
Referenz des Buchhändlers : BL4254
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Friedrich Wilhelm 1844 1900 Nietzsche
Beyond Good and Evil
2016-02-03. New. Ships with Tracking Number! INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE Shipping available. May be re-issue. Buy with confidence excellent customer service! unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1360755659n ISBN : 1360755659 9781360755656
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Exposition Internationale 1900 Paris
Catalogue Officiel Illustre de L'Exposition Retrospective de L'Art Francais Des Origines a 1800 GacNacRalitacS French Edition
2016-11-01. New. Ships with Tracking Number! INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE Shipping available. May be re-issue. Buy with confidence excellent customer service! unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 2011306647n ISBN : 2011306647 9782011306647
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Clausewitz Carl Von 1780 1831/ Buchheit Gert 1900 Ed
Krieg Und Kriegfuhrung
Wentworth Press 2016. Paperback. New. German language. 9.21x6.14x0.23 inches. Wentworth Press paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : __1374507164 ISBN : 1374507164 9781374507166
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Ridpath John Clark 1840 1900
Ridpath's History of the World: Being an Account of the Principal Events in the Career of the Human Race from the Beginnings of Civilization to the . and the Story of All Nations; Volume 6
Wentworth Press 2016. Paperback. New. 9.21x6.14x0.92 inches. Wentworth Press paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : __1371576394 ISBN : 1371576394 9781371576394
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Queiros Eca De 1845 1900
A Cidade E as Serras
Wentworth Press 2016. Paperback. New. 9.21x6.14x0.68 inches. Wentworth Press paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : __1361107235 ISBN : 1361107235 9781361107232
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Rodwell J M. 1808 1900
El-Kor'�n or The Koran. Translated From the Arabic the Suras Arranged in Chronological Order With Notes and Index
Andesite Press 2017. Paperback. New. 596 pages. 9.21x6.14x1.21 inches. Andesite Press paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : __1375993461 ISBN : 1375993461 9781375993463
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Sullivan Arthur Sir 1842 1900 . Gilbert William Schwenck 1836 1911 . Taylor Deems 1885 1966 Ed.
A Treasury of Gilbert & Sullivan. Illustrated by Lucille Corcos. Arrangements by Dr. Albert Sirmay
New York Simon And Schuster 1941. Hardcover. Acceptable. Disclaimer:A readable copy. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Pages can include considerable notes-in pen or highlighter-but the notes cannot obscure the text. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. New York Simon And Schuster hardcover
Referenz des Buchhändlers : GB001DQ6UUYI5N01
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Sullivan Arthur Sir 1842 1900 . Gilbert William Schwenck 1836 1911 . Taylor Deems 1885 1966 Ed.
A Treasury of Gilbert & Sullivan. Illustrated by Lucille Corcos. Arrangements by Dr. Albert Sirmay
New York Simon And Schuster 1941. Hardcover. Very Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in excellent condition. Pages are intact and are not marred by notes or highlighting but may contain a neat previous owner name. The spine remains undamaged. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. New York Simon And Schuster hardcover
Referenz des Buchhändlers : GB001DQ6UUYI4N01
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A New Hymn to God Saint Teresa of Jesus of the Andes: Discalced Carmelite 1900 1920 Canonized on March 21 1993
Griffin Michael D. O.C.D.
Hubertus WI: Teresian Charism Press 1993. 107pp. White wrapps pictorial fron cover illustration quote and portrait of Pope John Paul II on back cover. Previous owner information on the half title page. Soft Cover. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" Tall. Teresian Charism Press Paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 006732
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Crane Stephen 1871 1900
The Third Violet
2009-07-12. Good. Ships with Tracking Number! INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE Shipping available. May not contain Access Codes or Supplements. May be re-issue. May be ex-library. Shipping & Handling by region. Buy with confidence excellent customer service! unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1113222972 ISBN : 1113222972 9781113222978
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Frances 1900 1985 Winwar
The Saint and the Devil. Joan of Arc and Gilles de Rais. A biographical study in good and evil . Illustrated
New York & London : Harper & Bros. Used - Good. Ships from the UK. Former Library book. Shows some signs of wear and may have some markings on the inside. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Your purchase also supports literacy charities. New York & London : Harper & Bros unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : GRP97777077
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Crane Stephen 1871 1900
The Third Violet
2009-07-12. New. Ships with Tracking Number! INTERNATIONAL WORLDWIDE Shipping available. May be re-issue. Buy with confidence excellent customer service! unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 1113222972n ISBN : 1113222972 9781113222978
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
L�vriers. An elegant couple dining in a rooftop restaurant in Paris with greyhounds racing below. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Two original drawings
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink and pencil drawings for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 22 x 15.5 cm. and 15.5 x 15.5 cm.on card stock. Initialed by the artist with an indiscernible title. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4010
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Expositions. A woman and a man in evening attire embracing overlooking the Tour Eiffel. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 27 x 15.5 cm. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4018
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Apr�s Minuit. An elegant couple dancing in a restaurant in Paris. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original ink drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 27 x 15.5 cm. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4012
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Succes. Two elegant women arm and arm with a man in a tuxedo. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawings.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink and pencil drawings for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 23 x 15 cm. and 16.5 x 14 cm. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4016
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman looking down at a makeup kit. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 9 x 8 cm on 10.5 x 14 cm. card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4024
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Sim; Jose Luis Rey Vila Cadice 1900 Paris 1983
12 Escenas de Guerra. Views of the Spanish Civil war First edition.
Barcelona: Grafos Colectivizada circa 1937. Original pictorial folder with 12 color prints. 27.3 x 22cm. En 1937 Grafos Colectivizada va editar el seu �lbum Doce Escenas de Guerra. Jos� Luis Rey Vila Cadice 1900 - Paris 1983 was a Spanish artist from Cadice. He studied at the School of Fine Arts of Cadice and of Barcelona. In 1921 he returned from North Africa with an album of drawings against politics. In Barcelona he worked as illustrator and cartoonist for Ford and as illustrator for several art magazines. In 1936 he participated as an artist in the Social Revolution. He realized a watercolor album "Estampas de la revoluci�n espa�ola" for the international propaganda. Every drawing is accompanied by a comment in three different languages Spanish English and French. This album was curated by CNT-FAI and became - before Picasso's Guernica - the most famous artwork about the Spanish Revolution. He adopted the name of SIM to protect his family in Siviglia. His artistic style is characterized by strong and rigid oulines. In 1937 he moved to Paris for the International Exposition. He opened his atelier in Buttes-Chaumont. He often travelled around Europe and exhibited his works in Paris and La Havana. He has never gone back to Spain. A la col�lecci� de l�mines 12 escenas de guerra de SIM pseud�nim de Jos� Luis Rey Vila s'inclou l'esperanto en els textos que acompanyen les il�lustracions al costat de les lleng�es de comunicaci� habituals del Comissariat de Propaganda. Rey Vila nos regala �este manojo de escenas y situaciones de la Revoluci�n Espa�ola�. Escenas de la lucha en las calles de Barcelona contra las fuerzas militares que salen de sus cuarteles. Son los primeros d�as el primer d�a de lo que despu�s se llam� Guerra Civil pero que para gran parte del mundo obrero era el comienzo de un mundo nuevo sin opresores y en libertad: �Este �lbum es esencia art�stica pura de un grandioso movimiento de masas. Movimiento emancipador de una clase�. Barcelona: Grafos Colectivizada , circa 1937 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-3983
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman applying makeup with a hand held mirror. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 8 x 8 cm on 9.5 x 16 cm. card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4022
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Une bonne surprise. An elegant couple the woman holding a dog and the man with a present. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawings.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink and pencil drawings for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 20 x 15.5 cm. and 15.5 x 14 cm on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4013
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Dans la loge. A woman seated in front of her dressing table with a man in a tuxedo. kissing her hand Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawings.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawings for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 27 x 15.5 cm. and 17 x 13.5 cm. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4017
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman applying makeup in a Hat. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 9 x 8 cm on 23 x 15 cm. card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4023
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman applying makeup. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 8 x 8 cm on 22 x 11 cm. card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4021
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
An insolent child offering flowers to an elegant couple. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawins.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink l drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 20 x 14cm. and 18 x 19.5 cm with cut-out. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4015
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
Tous les suffrages. An elegant woman surrounded by 4 bowing men in tuxedoes. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawings.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink and pencil drawings for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 22 x 15.5 cm. and 18 x 19.5 cm with cut-out. on card stock. Initialed and titled by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4014
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman in Silhouette applying makeup. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 8 x 8 cm on 25 x 18 cm. card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4020
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Manset Regis 1900 1978
A Woman applying makeup with a giant box and Etoile and the Tour Eiffel in the background. Design for the cosmetics brand "Soir de Paris." Original drawing.
Paris: Circa 1928 . Original ink drawing for the publicity of Soir de Paris the perfume-cosmetics line of the Bourjois company. 25x 18 cm. on card stock. Initialed by the artist. History of Bourjois: In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1860 M. Ponsin an actor established a shop at 28 place Vendome Paris which sold perfumes toiletries and cosmetics. In 1869 the shop was purchased by Alexandre Napoleon Bourjois and the company was renamed Bourjois. Around 1880 Emile Orosdi became a co-proprietor and in 1898 the business was acquired by Ernest Wertheimer who had already established a reputation of producing perfumes theatrical makeup and a best selling rice face powder called Java. Bourjois invented the first dry rouge in 1890 and marketed the first powder compact. The most successful line was Soir de Paris or Evening In Paris which debuted in 1928. You might find a perfume bottle by Gilot named Soir de Paris this is not a typo this perfume-cosmetics line was trademarked in 1925 prior to Bourjois. Expertise by Elvire Poulain-Marquis & Pierre Poulain : 06 07 79 98 61 5 rue de Saintonge 75003 Paris. Paris: Circa 1928 unknown
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-4019
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Fontane Marius 1838 1914; Edouard Riou 1833 1900 artist; Eugene Ciceri engraver 1813 1890; Imprimerie Lemercier et cie;
Voyage pittoresque � travers l'isthme de Suez. Suez Canal Egypt First edition.
Paris: Paul Dupont & E. Lachaud 1870. Large folio. 57 x 40 cm. Frontispiece of Ferdinand de Lesseps color map and 25 color lithograph plates with printed tissue guards. 100pp. Original gilt cloth professionally restored. . Edition of 500 copies of which 200 were reserved for Isma'il Pasha known as Ismail the Magnificent 1830 - 1895 was the Khedive of Egypt and Sudan from 1863 to 1879 when he was removed at the behest of the United Kingdom. He was miffed at the credit Lesseps received and had this portrait removed from those 200 copies. The album is a collection of watercolors from life following and commemorating the inauguration of the Suez Canal from the ceremonies of 16th November 1869 up to the crossing between the 17th - 20th November. . . . Ferdinand Marie Vicomte de Lesseps GCSI 1805 - 1894 was a French diplomat and later developer of the Suez Canal which in 1869 joined the Mediterranean and Red Seas substantially reducing sailing distances and times between Europe and East Asia. �douard Riou 1833 - 1900 was a French illustrator who illustrated six novels by Jules Verne as well as several other well-known works. OCLC Number: 3784451; Brunet VII 510; Blackmer 611 In plano : 2f. 100pp. ; illustr� d'une carte en couleurs et 25 aquarelles d'apr�s nature par Riou lithographi�es en couleurs par Eug�ne Cic�ri. Portrait-frontispice de Ferdinand de Lesseps . Quelques serpentes l�gend�es d�chir�es ou avec de petits manques 2 planches libres frang�es en bordure. Couleurs bien vives papier bien blanc. Percaline violette �diteur dos lisse et premier plat insol�s titre en lettres dor� sur plat sup�rieur et d�cor dor� sur dernier plat. Riou ex�cuta cette s�rie d'aquarelles en marge et pendant les f�tes de l'inauguration du canal de Suez novembre 1869. Fontane fut le secr�taire de Ferdinand de Lesseps et l'accompagna �galement pendant les travaux de l'isthme de Panama. RIOU�l�ve de Gustave Dor� illustra entre autres les ouvrages de Jules Verne et fournit des planches pour Le Tour du Monde. Brunet VII 510;Blackmer 611 L'auteur 1838-1914 est � la fois historien orientaliste journaliste et secr�taire de Ferdinand de Lesseps.En 1854 il devient cadre de la Compagnie du Canal de Suez.Eug�ne Cic�ri a r�alis� quelques paysages en Afrique du Nord qui lui valent d'�tre aussi class� parmi les orientalistes. Seuls 500 exemplaires ont �t� publi�s; parmi ceux ci 200 ont �t� r�serv�s pour Isma�l Pacha Vice Roi d'd'�gypte. Il s'est senti insult� par la pr�face de Fontane qui a accord� tout le cr�dit de ce projet � de de Lesseps et il a fait retir� de ses 200 exemplaires � la fois le portrait de de Lesseps en frontispice et la pr�face de Fontane. Paris: Paul Dupont & E. Lachaud, [1870] hardcover
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VALLE Y SERRANO Antonio Maria del Marques de Villa Huerta 1846 1900
El pro y el contra: Paradojas
PRIMERA EDICION.- Madrid: TipografÃa de los Huérfanos 1890.- 168 p.; 4º menor 209 x 14 cm; Cartulina Ed. Falto de lomera cubierta posterior con pequeñas faltas en su esquina inferior. Ha sido restaurado quedando muy aceptable. Interior perfecto. CuriosÃsimo libro en el que el autor nos hace una descripción psicológica de distinto tipos sociales como: El hombre la mujer Don Quijote Sancho Panza El amigo del campo el amigo de la ciudad el feo el enamorado el indiferente el confiado el parásito el anfitrión el callado el hablador el holgazán el trabajador perpetuo el egoista etc. etc. LITERATURA Y FILOSOFÃA ESPAÑOLAS DE LOS SIGLOS XIX-XXI Y SU HISTORIA EN GENERAL Libro en español TipografÃa de los Huérfanos paperback
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Riznik Joseph Quentin born 1900
The Atom Bomb and You: Atom Bomb Civilian Defense. A Beautiful Christmas Day
San Francisco: 1950. Satirical Flyer with wax seal of cover. 8.5 x 11 inches. 15pp. "This is the alphabet of a new language in our American Atomic Bomb Era." A is for Atom up to U is for "United and for Uranium too." Joseph Quentin Riznik American editorial consultant. House Federation Jewish Charities New York City 1926. Background Riznik Joseph Quentin was born on April 22 1900 in Czernowitz Bukowina Austria. Arrived in San Francisco 1907. Son of Leizer and Sarah Brenner Riznik. Education Bachelor of Arts California Berkeley 1925. Master of Arts in Journalism University California Berkeley 1952. Postgraduate University Munich 1926. Postgraduate Columbia University 1927. Career Book manuscript consultant since 1936. Coordinator media Office of War Information Washington 1942--1944. Founder Graduate School Journalism University California Berkeley 1950. Editor mass communications research project University California 1950--1952. Membership Dean School President's. Social service publicity aide Charity Organization Society New York City. Executive editor Q Press Foundation 1975--1976 chairman board 1977--1979. Founding member History Commission San Anselmo 1976--1979. Chairman Paint-the-Golden Gate Bridge-Gold Commemorative Project since 1977. Executive director Center Patriotic Revision American Presidency 1980. Founding director Office Peace Information. Member of American Newspaper Guild founding University California Alumni Association JQR Memorial awards Overseas Press America XCBS National Alumni Association permanent national secretary Press Club senior associate Unit American Newspaper Guild Hammer and Coffin Club Downhold Club. Connections Married Charlotte Barnes August 22 1927. 1 child Barnes. father: Leizer Riznik mother: Sarah Brenner Riznik spouse: Charlotte Barnes child: Barnes Riznik San Francisco: 1950 unknown
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Dobb Maurice 1900 1976
Soviet Planning and Labor in Peace and War : Four Studies / Maurice Dobb
London : George Routledge & Sons Ltd. 1942. Hardcover. Very Good. Disclaimer:A copy that has been read but remains in excellent condition. Pages are intact and are not marred by notes or highlighting but may contain a neat previous owner name. The spine remains undamaged. An ex-library book and may have standard library stamps and/or stickers. The dust jacket is missing. At ThriftBooks our motto is: Read More Spend Less. London : George Routledge & Sons Ltd. hardcover
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NIETZSCHE FRIEDRICH WILHELM 1844 1900
Masot al Hinukh le-tarbut. Essays on education. Translated with an introduction and notes by Jacob Golomb. 2nd rev. ed.
Jerusalem 1999 Or.boards 152 pp. Hebrew. hardcover
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Yunkers Adja 1900 1983
Autograph letters from the artist Adja Yunkers to the printer Ernest F. De Soto
San Francisco: Collectors Press 1977. . Three Als and 2 other handwritten documents to the printer Ernest F. De Soto. They related to the lithographs Pueblo and Veronica; De Soto editions nos. 9 and 10 Adja Yunkers 1900-1983 was an American abstract painter and printmaker. He was born in Riga Governorate of Livonia Russian Empire in 1900. He studied art in Leningrad Berlin Paris and London. He lived in Paris for 14 years and then moved to Stockholm in 1939. In Stockholm he published and edited the arts magazines ARS magazine and Creation magazine. In 1947 he moved to the United States where he lived for the rest of his life. He held a teaching position at the New School for Social Research in New York while summers were spent teaching at the University of New Mexico.1 In 1949 he received a Guggenheim Fellowship. During the 1950s he primarily worked in color woodcuts introducing brushwork into the genre. In 1960 he began producing lithographs. He produced two important series of lithographs at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles Salt five lithographs and Skies of Venice ten lithographs. Yunkers died in New York City in 1983. Provenance: Estate of Ernest F. De Soto. San Francisco: Collectors Press, 1977. unknown
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Rourke Thomas 1900
Gomez tyrant of the Andes / by Thomas Rourke pseud.
New York : W. Morrow & Company. Collectible - Acceptable. First edition copy. Collectible - Acceptable. Book Very Good. No dust jacket. New York : W. Morrow & Company unknown
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Warde Beatrice 1900 1969
Signed dedication to Bill McDonald on a Philter Press publication
California: 1965. 4pp folded. 4to. Reprint of "The History of the Press" by Thomas Mackellar from 1876. Printed on a Columbian handpress. Warde visited the Philter Press as part of the publication event. California: 1965 unknown
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Galerie 1900 2000; Marcel Fleiss dir.; Stephen Gilbert
Stephen Gilbert: Peintures Epoque Cobia. February 9 - 28 1987
Paris: Galerie 1900 - 2000 1987. Promotional Post Card 21 x 15 cm Oblong Color Plate. VG. Text in French. Paris: Galerie 1900 - 2000, 1987 unknown
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Vannucci Enrico 1900 1990
Le seul rire encore logique c'est celui des t�te de morts. Dance of death with nudes Ex Libris Gianni Mantero. Signed
1939. Engraving in 2 colors. 10 x 18.5 cm on rag paper 17 x 24 cm. Signed and dated in pencil. 1939 unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
A Group of Camels
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Two Goats with a Bird above
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower left. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Squirrels in a tree with a girl and dog below
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Bambi and Mother at a Waterfall
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
A Group of Giraffes
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower left. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Reindeer and a Snowy landscape with a Man on skis
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Two Koala Bears in a Tree
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower left. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
A Family of Polar Bears
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Rabbits with a pastoral valley below
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
A Kangaroo Family
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Osmond Edward 1900 1981
Wild Goats or Llamas with Cacti and Mountain top
Sussex England: circa late 1940s-early1950s. Oil on Winsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas board. 16 x 12 inches. Signed lower right. Osmond was born on 6 May 1900 in Orford Suffolk the son of the Rev. Percy Herbert Osmond a clergyman with the Church of England and his wife Agnes Paulina n�e Sadler and grew up in Surrey where his father was appointed to the vicarage of Ewshot near Farnham in 1906. Osmond was educated privately and from 1917 studied at Regent Street Polytechnic earning his Art Teacher's Diploma and a Diploma in Art History in 1924. He taught part-time at Hastings College of Technology Sussex and at Hornsey College of Art whilst exhibiting his work primarily painting in oils and illustrations in wash and line. Osmond was married to Constance M. Biggs a sculpter who also exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1927 and turned freelance in 1928 contributing illustrations to Hutchinson' Pie and to books including a Reader's Library edition of Black Beauty 1932. He began writing and illustrating his own books in the early 1950s the first of which A Valley Grows Up was published by the Oxford University Press in 1953. It went on to win the Carnegie Medal for the year's most outstanding children's book in 1954. That same year Osmond began writing and illustrating the Animals of the World series for Oxford University Press 1954-57 which were widely praised for their depth and detail. Osmond subsequently wrote and illustrated a wide variety of books including From Drumbeat to Tickertape 1960 a study of communication The Artist in Britain from the eighth to the twentieth century 1961 and Exploring Fashions and Fabrics 1967. He continued to produce popular books on animals and the peoples of other lands as well as illustrating The Thames Flows Down 1957 written by his wife under the pen-name Laurie Osmond. Osmond was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and the Society of Authors. His death was registered in Lewes E. Sussex in 1981. Sussex, England: circa late 1940s-early1950s unknown
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Galadzhev Pyotr artist 1900 1971
Hermitage event program
Moscow Alco 1922. Large 8vo. Wraps. 18pp. Pyotr Galadzhev 1900-1971 Actor Production Designer Art Director Pyotr Galadzhev was born on December 28 1900 in Stary Krym Feodosia uyezd Taurida Governorate Russian Empire as Pyotr Stepanovich Galadzhev. He was an actor and production designer known for Po zakonu 1926 Vasha znakomaya 1927 and The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. West in the Land of the Bolsheviks 1924. He died on October 5 1971 in. See full bio � Born: December 28 1900 in Stary Krym Feodosia uyezd Taurida Governorate Russian Empire Died: October 5 1971 age 70 in Moscow RSFSR USSR now Russia Moscow, Alco, 1922 paperback
Referenz des Buchhändlers : 51-1710
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