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Eddington, Arthur
Dehnt sich das Weltall aus? (The expanding universe). Aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Helene Weyl.
Stuttgart / Berlin, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 1933. X, 1 Bl., 190 S., 1 Bl. mit 1 Taf. Etwas späterer Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rucken- u. Deckeltitel (Rücken ausgeblichen). Vorsatz mit hs. Besitzvermerk. Stellenweise mit Anmerkungen und Anstreichungen. Sonst wohl erhalten.
Bookseller reference : 36887AB
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Eddington, Arthur Stanley
Space, time and gravitation. An outline of the general relativity theory.
Cambridge, The University Press, 1935. 8°. Frontispiz mit Abbildung optischer Instrumente, 20 Abb. im Text, VI, 218 S., 1 Bl. Leinenband der Zeit mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel (geringfügig berieben und bestoßen). Sauberes und gut erhaltenes Exemplar.
Bookseller reference : 8388BB
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Eddington, Arthur Stanley; Gordon, W. (Übers.)
Raum, Zeit und Schwere. Ein Umriß der allgemeinen Relativitätstheorie. Ins Deutsche übertragen.
Braunschweig, Vieweg & Sohn, 1923. 8° 19 Abb. im Text, VII (1), 204 S. Halbleinenband der Zeit (kaum merklich lichtrandig). Stellenweise geringfügig bis leicht stockfleckig. Die S. 3- 14 umfassende Lage in der oberen Hälfte gelockert. Sonst sehr sauberes und gut erhaltenes Exemplar.
Bookseller reference : 8389BB
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Eddington, Arthur Stanley; Westphal, Wilhelm (Übers.)
Die Naturwissenschaft auf neuen Bahnen. (New pathways in science.) Aus dem Englischen übersetzt.
Braunschweig, Vieweg & Sohn, 1935. 8°. 4 Tafeln, VI, 1 Bl., 319 S. Original-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Deckel- und Rückentitel (leicht fleckig und berieben). Titelblatt gestempelt sowie am Oberrand durch wohl weggeschabten Besitzvermerk aufgeraut. Sonst in guter Erhaltung.
Bookseller reference : 8390BB
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Edge Christopher/ Hanton Liz/ Peeling Mel/ Phillips Martin/ Smith Alison/ Barton Geoff
Ignite English: Ignite English Student Book 2
OUP Oxford 2014. Paperback. New. 160 pages. 10.71x8.50x0.55 inches. OUP Oxford paperback
Bookseller reference : __0198392435 ISBN : 0198392435 9780198392439
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Edge Christopher/ Hanton Liz/ Peeling Mel/ Phillips Martin/ Smith Alison/ Barton Geoff
Ignite English: Ignite English Teacher Companion 2
OUP Oxford 2014. Paperback. New. 160 pages. 11.69x8.27x0.35 inches. OUP Oxford paperback
Bookseller reference : __019839246X ISBN : 019839246X 9780198392460
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Edgley Leslie/ Colton Mel
Fear No More / Never Kill A Cop!
Ace D Series. New York: A.A. Wynn/Ace Book Inc. first edition . D-19 almost near fine 1953 /PBO. Covers by Barton. paperback Ace D Series. New York: A.A. Wynn/Ace Book, Inc. , paperback
Bookseller reference : 191161
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Edgley Leslie / Mel Colton
Fear No More / Never Kill a Cop
U.S.: Ace D-19 1953. Square solid copy with a crease on spine thin reading creases along spine on both covers light 4" creases down center of covers a 2.75" corner crease on Colton side and a 1/2" corner crease on Edgley side. Otherwise covers and spine are bright and show light wear. Small pencil mark and faint grease pencil mark on top edge of Edgley cover. 1st Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good -. Ace D-19 paperback
Bookseller reference : 11704
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edited by Mel Thomas Rothwell and Helen Rothwell
A CATECHISM OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
IN: Pilgrim Holiness Church. Good; Some edge wear. 1944. Hardback. 128 pages . Pilgrim Holiness Church hardcover
Bookseller reference : NEIL124636
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Edited by Professor Mel Gray Edited by Professor John Coates Edited by Dr Tiani Hetherington
Environmental Social Work
Paperback. New. Social work has been late to engage with the environmental movement. Often working with an exclusively social understanding of environment much of the social work profession has overlooked the importance of environmental issues. However recently the impact of and worldwide attention to climate ch paperback
Bookseller reference : ria9780415678124_new ISBN : 0415678129 9780415678124
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Edited by Professor Mel Gray Edited by Professor John Coates Edited by Dr Tiani Hetherington
Environmental Social Work
Paperback. As New. Social work has been late to engage with the environmental movement. Often working with an exclusively social understanding of environment much of the social work profession has overlooked the importance of environmental issues. However recently the impact of and worldwide attention to climate ch paperback
Bookseller reference : ria9780415678124_rkm ISBN : 0415678129 9780415678124
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Edited by Mel Bookstein
Guns and Hunting March 1963 Magazine
US: Maco Magazine Company 1963. Maco Magazine Company 1963 Good/ Rubbed creased cover with mended spine tears prevus owner's stamp on front cover tightly tanned illustrated pages. Includes: Your Fight - Don't Let Them Disarm You! New .44 Magnum Carbine .308 Timber Bolt-action; Special - Guns around the Word Souped-up Man-stoppers; Extra - Off-beat Varmint Busters; Sure Cure for Shotgun goofs; etc. . Single Issue Magazine. Good. Maco Magazine Company Paperback
Bookseller reference : 2000034186
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Edited By Edward Ferman; Wraparound Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction March 1962
New York: Mercury Press 1962. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Fine. Color Cover Wraparound. Fine. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039145
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Edited By Edward Ferman; Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction October 1971
New York: Mercury Press 1971. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Cover Print. Fine Except Tiny Dampstain At Upper Right Corner In White Margin. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039185
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Edited By Edward Ferman; Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction December 1971
New York: Mercury Press 1971. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Coverprint. Fine Except Tiny Dampstain At Lower Right White Margin. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039181
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Edited By Avram Davidson; Wraparound Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction July 1962
New York: Mercury Press 1962. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Cover Wraparound. Fine Except Dampstaining In Lower Half Of Reverse Some Wrinkling To Image. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039169
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Edited By Edward Ferman;Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction December 1970
New York: Mercury Press 1970. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Fine. Color Cover. Fine. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039156
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Edited By Edward Ferman; Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction September 1970
New York: Mercury Press 1970. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Fine. Color Cover Print. Fine. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039153
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Edited By Edward Ferman; Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction March 1971
New York: Mercury Press 1971. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Coverprint. Fine Except Tiny Dampstain At Upper Right White Margin. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039180
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Edited By Robert P. Mills; Wraparound Color Illustration By Mel Hunter
Science Fiction Art Proof Of Cover Painting For The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction October 1961
New York: Mercury Press 1961. Original Proof Illustration . No Binding. Very Good. Color Cover Print. Fine. Milford "Mel" Joseph Hunter 1927 - 2004 Was A 20Th-Century American Illustrator. He Enjoyed A Successful Career As A Science Fiction Illustrator Producing Illustrations For Famous Science Fiction Authors Such As Isaac Asimov And Robert A. Heinlein As Well As A Technical And Scientific Illustrator For Clients Such As The Pentagon Hayden Planetarium And The Massachusetts Audubon Society.With A Growing Understanding Of The Fields Of Astronomy Astronautics And Aviation Hunter Set Out To Teach Himself Book And Magazine Illustration. He Moved To New York City During The Early 1950S And By 1953 He Had Successfully Sold His First Color Cover To Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine And Talked Himself Into A Technical Illustrator At Northrop Aircraft Where He Painted Illustrations Of Advanced Aircraft And Simulated Combat Scenarios. During That Time The Most Lucrative Outlet For Space Artists Was The Science-Fiction Genre. Along With A Fertile Imagination Hunter Coupled His Art With Realism And Technical Accuracy. Hunter's Whimsical Science Fiction Robots Became His Signature To Thousands Of Science Fiction Fans; The Skeletal Steel Robots Graced The Covers Of The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction Well Into The 1970S. Hunter's Lonely Robots Were Often Depicted Walking Solo Through The Desolate Landscapes Of Nuclear Ruins Or Alien Planets. Hunter Was Nominated For The Hugo Award For Best Professional Artist For The Years 1960-1962.As Hunter's Science Fiction Career Blossomed So Did His Technical And Scientific Illustrations. Hunter's Love Of Air And Space Took Him From California's Desert Runways To Florida's Seacoast Launchpads To Illustrate Every Variety Of Jet-Age Aircraft And Space-Age Rocket Imaginable-From X-15 To Saturn V. One Of Hunter's Best-Known Books Is "The Missilemen" A Photo Illustrated Work Published In 1960 By Doubleday. Hunter Visited U.S. Rocket And Missile Sites During The Late 1950S; He Took All Of The Book's Black-And-White Photographs. It Was A Rare Look Inside The World Of Rocket Scientists And Engineers Of The Early Space Age. Another Hunter Book "Strategic Air Command" Received The Aviation Writers' Association Highest Honors In 1961. "Mel Launched A Career In Scientific Illustration After He Was An Established Science-Fiction Illustrator" Said Smith-Hunter. "He Was Very Technically Accurate And Was Commissioned To Complete 26 Paintings Of Celestial Objects For The Hayden Planetarium In New York City."After 17 Years Of Technical And Scientific Illustration Hunter Moved From New York To Chester Vermont In 1967. He Began Creating Lithographic Prints Depicting The Natural Scenes Which Surrounded Him. The Following Year He Was Commissioned To Create A Series Of More Than 130 Watercolors Of "Birds Of The Northeast" By Abercrombie & Fitch Galleries And Massachusetts Audubon Society. By 1970 Hunter Signed A Contract With World Publishing Co. For A Series Of 13 Ecological Books For Children Dealing With Topics Like The Beginning Of The Earth Mankind Plants Birds Mammals And Insects. In 1976 After Accidental Damage To His Limestone Lithographic Drawing Hunter Began Using Mylar As A Medium For His Lithography And Published A Controversial Photo-Illustrated Article In The American Artist Magazine Entitled "Revolution In Hand-Drawn Lithography". In 1984 Hunter Published His Seminal Hardcover Textbook The New Lithography Which Details The "Mylar Method" Still In Wide Use Today. <br/> <br/> Mercury Press unknown
Bookseller reference : 039187
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Edited by Julian Rothenstein and Mel Gooding
The Blind Photographer
Princeton Architectural Press 2016. Hardbound. New Book. Hardbound. The Blind Photographer is a breathtakingly exquisite immersion into the varied perspectives of over fifty talented blind and partially blind photographers from those dabbling in the field to experienced professionals. The book presents an introduction to each photographer along with selected pieces of his or her work. It includes over 150 stunning full-color photographs. The Blind Photographer presents a wholly unique examination of photography and different ways of seeing and communicating. It includes essays quotes and descriptions to help the reader understand the work presented. 2016 Ringgold Inc. Portland OR Princeton Architectural Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : 459125 ISBN : 1616895233 9781616895235
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Edited by EMINE GÜRSOY NASKALI, HILAL OYTUN ALTUN.
Ari ve bal.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (19,5 x 13,5 cm). In Turkish. 281, [5] p. B/w ills. Collected articles on traditional beekeeping and honey industry in Turkish, Ottoman, Muslim States, Anatolian principalities, and Central Asian Turkic states.
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Editor Anne Ramsden; Editor Mel Collier; Editor Clare Davies; Editor Anil Sharma; Editor Dian Zhao
Elinor: Electronic Library Project British Library Research
K G Saur Verlag Gmbh & Co 1997-11. Hardcover. Good. K G Saur Verlag Gmbh & Co hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG1857392558 ISBN : 1857392558 9781857392555
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Editor Annemarie Bean; Editor James V. Hatch; Editor Brooks McNamara; Contributor Mel Watkins
Inside the Minstrel Mask: Readings in Nineteenth-Century Blackface Minstrelsy
Wesleyan 1996-10-15. Paperback. Good. Wesleyan paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0819563005 ISBN : 0819563005 9780819563002
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Editor Annemarie Bean; Editor James V. Hatch; Editor Brooks McNamara; Contributor Mel Watkins
Inside the Minstrel Mask: Readings in Nineteenth-Century Blackface Minstrelsy
Wesleyan 1996-11-29. Hardcover. Good. Wesleyan hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0819552941 ISBN : 0819552941 9780819552945
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Editor B. S. Johnson; Contributor John Arden; Contributor Michael Bakewell; Contributor Mel Calman; Contributor Ian Carr; Contri
All Bull: The National Servicemen
Allison & Busby 1973-05. Hardcover. Good. Allison & Busby hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0850310938 ISBN : 0850310938 9780850310931
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Editor Charles Henderson; Editor Mel Sabella; Editor Leon Hsu
2008 Physics Education Research Conference AIP Conference Proceedings
American Inst. of Physics 2008-11-21. Paperback. Good. American Inst. of Physics paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0735405948 ISBN : 0735405948 9780735405943
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Editor Chandralekha Singh; Editor Mel Sabella; Editor Sanjay Rebello
2010 Physics Education Research Conference AIP Conference Proceedings
American Inst. of Physics 2010-12-03. Paperback. Good. American Inst. of Physics paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0735408440 ISBN : 0735408440 9780735408449
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Editor Claus Dieter Ehlermann; Editor Mel Marquis
European Competition Law Annual 2008: Antitrust Settlements under EC Competition Law
Hart Publishing 2010-01-02. Hardcover. Good. Hart Publishing hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG1841139580 ISBN : 1841139580 9781841139586
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Editor Claus Dieter Ehlermann; Editor Mel Marquis
European Competition Law Annual 2007: A Reformed Approach to Article 82 EC
Hart Publishing 2008-12-01. Hardcover. Used:Good. Hart Publishing hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG184113838X ISBN : 184113838X 9781841138381
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Editor David Sprigle; Photographer Mel Roberts
The Wild Ones : California Boys : The Erotic Photography of Mel Roberts
FotoFactory Press 2003-05. Hardcover. Good. FotoFactory Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG1883923506 ISBN : 1883923506 9781883923501
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Editor Dolly Hasinbiller; Editor Mel Cebulash
Crosswinds One
Bowmar Noble Reading 1979. Hardcover. Good. Bowmar Noble Reading hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0837235820 ISBN : 0837235820 9780837235820
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Editor Dominique de Menil; Editor Don Quaintance; Editor Lynn M. Herbert; Editor Paula Webb; Editor Mel Chin
Jim Love: From Now On
Philip Wilson Publishers 2006-08-22. Hardcover. Good. Philip Wilson Publishers hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0856676098 ISBN : 0856676098 9780856676093
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Editor Dr. Martha Honey PhD
Ecotourism and Certification: Setting Standards In Practice
Island Press 2002-06-15. Paperback. Good. Island Press paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG1559639512 ISBN : 1559639512 9781559639514
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Editor Dr. Edward R. Urban Jr. Jr. PhD; Editor Dr. Bjorn Sundby PhD; Editor Dr. Paola Malanotte Rizzoli PhD; Editor Jerry M. Mel
Watersheds Bays and Bounded Seas: The Science and Management of Semi-Enclosed Marine Systems Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment SCOPE Series
Island Press 2008-11-19. Hardcover. Very Good. Island Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG1597265020 ISBN : 1597265020 9781597265027
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Editor Dr. Edward R. Urban Jr. Jr. PhD; Editor Dr. Bjorn Sundby PhD; Editor Dr. Paola Malanotte Rizzoli PhD; Editor Jerry M. Mel
Watersheds Bays and Bounded Seas: The Science and Management of Semi-Enclosed Marine Systems Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment SCOPE Series
Island Press 2008-11-19. Paperback. Good. Island Press paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG1597265039 ISBN : 1597265039 9781597265034
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Editor Ellis Lucia; Illustrator Mel Klapholz
This Land Around Us: A Treasury of Pacific Northwest Writing
Doubleday 1969. Hardcover. Good. 1969 First Edition hardcover with dust jacketdust jacket has a small edge tear flap is creased and is in mylar plus has a small label on spine that says signedhas an insciption to previous owner by the authorbook has some shelf wear from a private collector scans available on request b111 Doubleday hardcover
Bookseller reference : 011912002
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Editor Heike Munder; Contributor Mel Ramsden; Contributor Charles Harrison
Art & Language
JRPRingier 2006-08-15. Hardcover. Good. JRP|Ringier hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG3905701561 ISBN : 3905701561 9783905701562
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Editor Jerome F. Hajjar; Editor Mel Hosain; Editor W. Samuel Easterling; Editor Bahram M. Shahrooz
Composite Construction in Steel and Concrete IV: Proceedings of the Conference May 28-June 2 2000 Banff Alberta Canada
American Society of Civil Engineers 2002-03-01. Paperback. Good. American Society of Civil Engineers paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0784406162 ISBN : 0784406162 9780784406168
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Editor Kathryn Arnold; Editor Mel Collier
Electronic Library and Visual Information Research Vol 1
Routledge 1995-12-01. Paperback. Good. Routledge paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0851423477 ISBN : 0851423477 9780851423470
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Editor Kathryn Arnold; Editor Mel Collier
Electronic Library and Visual Information Research 2 Vol 2
Routledge 1995-12-01. Paperback. Good. Routledge paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG085142354X ISBN : 085142354X 9780851423548
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Editor Kathryn Arnold; Editor Mel Collier
Electronic Library and Visual Information Research 4 Vol 4
Routledge 1997-12-01. Paperback. Good. Routledge paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0851424015 ISBN : 0851424015 9780851424019
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Editor Klaus Monkemuller; Editor C. Mel Wilcox; Editor Miguel Munoz navas
Interventional and Therapeutic Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Frontiers of Gastrointestinal Research
S Karger Pub 2009-11-13. Hardcover. Good. S Karger Pub hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG3805593082 ISBN : 3805593082 9783805593083
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Editor Leslie A. Heaphy; Editor Mel Anthony May; Foreword Laura Wulf
Encyclopedia of Women and Baseball
McFarland & Company 2006-07-27. Hardcover. Good. McFarland & Company hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0786421002 ISBN : 0786421002 9780786421008
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Editor Loulou Brown; Editor Maggie Humm; Editor Mel Landells
The International Handbook of Women's Studies
Prentice-Hall 1993-10-01. Paperback. Good. Prentice-Hall paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0745014135 ISBN : 0745014135 9780745014135
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Editor Maureen Honey
Bitter Fruit: African American Women in World War II
Univ of Missouri Pr 1999-10. Hardcover. Good. Univ of Missouri Pr hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0826212425 ISBN : 0826212425 9780826212429
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Editor Maureen Honey
Bitter Fruit: African American Women in World War II
University of Missouri 1999-11-25. Paperback. Good. University of Missouri paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0826212654 ISBN : 0826212654 9780826212658
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Editor Maureen Honey
Breaking the Ties That Bind: Popular Stories of the New Woman 1915-1930
Univ of Oklahoma Pr 1992-11. Hardcover. Good. Univ of Oklahoma Pr hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0806124679 ISBN : 0806124679 9780806124674
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Editor Maureen Honey
Shadowed Dreams: Women's Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance
Rutgers University Press 1989-10-31. Hardcover. Good. Rutgers University Press hardcover
Bookseller reference : SONG0813514193 ISBN : 0813514193 9780813514192
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Editor Maureen Honey
Shadowed Dreams: WomenÆs Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance
Rutgers University Press 1989-09-01. Paperback. Good. Rutgers University Press paperback
Bookseller reference : SONG0813514207 ISBN : 0813514207 9780813514208
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