‎Rackham arthur‎

‎[RACKHAM A.]. - WAGNER (Richard).‎

‎THE RING OF THE NIBLUNG. 1- The Rhinegold & The Valkyrie [together with] II- Siegfried & The Twilight of the Gods. With illustrations by Arthur Rackam. Translated by Margaret Armour.‎

‎London, William Heinemann - New York, Doubleday, Page & Co. 1911 (for Siegfried) and 1920 for The Rignegold. 2 forts volumes grands in-8 (19, x 25,7 cm), Plein cartonnage éditeur de percaline brique, titre et décor dorés sur le premier plat et le dos. First édition for Siegfried & the twilight of the gods (1911) and new impression for the Rhinegold (1920). 35 et 30 Illustrations contre collées sous serpentes légendées. (dont frontispices). ACHAT FACTURE LIBRAIRIE LIVRES BEAUX 10/10/2004 (550,00 €)‎

‎Haydon, A. L. & Rackham Arthur‎

‎STORIES OF KING ARTHUR‎

‎STORIES OF KING ARTHUR Cassell and Company Limited 1910 first editiongood to very good in purple cloth with full color pictorial onlay and t.p.e.'s gold-gilt. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham with 4 full color plates. Cassell and Company, Limited hardcover‎

Bookseller reference : 16014

‎IRVING Washington - RACKHAM Arthur‎

‎RIP VAN WINKLE.‎

‎Hachette Et Cie Paris 1906 In-8 carré ( 255 X 190 mm ) de frontispice + 69 pages + 50 planches, pleine percaline verte à la bradel, dos lisse et premier plat ornés du titre et de décors dorés. Frontispice et 50 "féeriques" illustrations en couleurs contrecollées sur papier fort vert sous serpentes légendées par Arthur RACKHAM. Dos éclairci, bon exemplaire, les planches sont très fraîches.‎

Bookseller reference : 191991

‎MILTON John. RACKHAM Arthur.-‎

‎Comus.-‎

‎New York. Doubleday Page. London. William Heinemann. (1921). Petit in-4 (195 x 260mm) percaline verte de l'éditeur, illustrée or sur le 1er plat, gardes vertes illustrées en blanc, XVIII, 76 pages, bien complet des 24 planches hors texte couleurs d'Arthur Rackham. Dos remonté, étiquette de prix collée au milieu d'une garde sinon bon état.‎

Bookseller reference : ORD-16492

‎PLANAS, Ramon, RACKHAM Arthur‎

‎LA BELLA DURMIENTE‎

‎1975. 1ª edición. Buen estado. Aymá Barcelona 110 pág 24x19 cm Tapa blanda rústica con solapas Contiene ilustraciones en negro de Arthur Rackham. paperback‎

Bookseller reference : 359530 ISBN : 8420930148 9788420930145

‎RACKHAM Arthur; A. Q. C. [QUILLER-COUCH Arthur]:‎

‎L'oeuvre de Arthur Rackham. Ouvrage illustré de 44 planches en couleurs.‎

‎Paris, Hachette, sans date. In-4 de [4]-38-[2] pages suivies des planches, puis [4] pages, plein vélin ivoire, dos lisse orné d'un chat, d'un fleuron, du nom de l'éditeur et du titre, le tout doré, premier plat avec titre et oiseau dorés, tête dorée. Les attaches manquent.‎

‎Bien complet des 44 planches contrecollées (sur papier fort brun) en couleurs de Arthur Rackham, dont une en frontispice. Ces planches sont protégées par des serpentes légendées. Illustré en outre de dessins in-texte en noir. Tirage limité à 460 exemplaires numérotés, celui-ci un des 60 sur papier impérial du Japon (n° 9), signé par l'artiste. Une précision de l'artiste en début de volume : «Quelques-unes des illustrations de ce volume ont déjà paru dans des revues ou périodiques, en général sous la forme de simples esquisses en blanc et noir. Reprises, elles sont devenues les peintures qui sont reproduites pour la première fois ici.» Il remercie ensuite les propriétaires du "Ladies' Field" et du "Pall Mall Magazine", ainsi que les «propriétaires de quelques tableaux pour l'amabilité avec laquelle ils les ont mis à ma disposition en vue de reproduction». Edition originale de la traduction française de cet ouvrage reproduisant donc 44 tableaux de l'artiste pour la première fois en couleurs.‎

Bookseller reference : 9380

‎RACKHAM Arthur‎

‎Autograph letter signed‎

‎1933. Signed. RACKHAM Arthur. Autograph letter signed. Surrey England July 28 1933. Single sheet measuring 4-1/2 by 7 inches folded; pp. 4 writing on first and last pages. With archive of related material. $2200.Original lengthy autograph letter from Arthur Rackham entirely written and signed by him to a Mrs. Lloyd Berrall regarding the theft of his illustrations by American artist Edward Trumbull for a mural in New York's Metropolitan Life Building with original hand-addressed signed envelope.This autograph letter by Arthur Rackham was written in response to a letter from a Julia Smith Berrall a.k.a. Mrs. James Lloyd Berrall of Montclair New Jersey. Berrall had written to Rackham to inform him that the new murals in New York City's Metropolitan Life Building by muralist Edward Trumbull were ""exact copies of the figures in his illustrations of Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleeph sic Hollow."" She further inquired whether Rackham had given permission to Trumbull to use the images. Less than two weeks later—incredibly quickly for transatlantic mail—Rackham penned an outraged response. The letter written from Rackham's home in ""Stilegate Limpsfield Surrey England"" and dated ""28.7.33"" reads: ""Dear Mrs. Lloyd Many thanks for your letter. You are quite right in assuming that. I know nothing about Mr. Trumbull's theft of my designs—for it is nothing less. I will take steps to find out whether there is anything to be done about it. That whether Mr. Trumbull is on the safe side of the law or not & one fears he may have taken steps to find out before embarking it is a strange mentality that allows one artist to lift the work of another without even the courtesy of an acknowledgement. I am indeed surprised that a man in such a position as Mr. Trumbull appears to be should so demean himself. One would think that any artist would feel it to be an outrage which it certainly is. Yrs sincerely Arthur Rackham. PS. The question of International Copyright is one that to my sorrow the United States will not agree with the rest of us about."" Included with the letter to Mrs. Berrall are a copy of an article concerning the murals in the May 1933 issue of Pencil Points that showed pictures of the murals but made no reference to Rackham; a copy of Berrall's letter to Rackham; a handwritten letter on Montclair Art Museum stationary which appears to be a draft of Berrall's letter to Publisher's Weekly inquiring about the plagiarism issue and inquiring as to whether Pencil Points was aware of Rackham's ownership of the mural images; a letter to Berrall from Publisher's Weekly confirming that Metropolitan Life was aware of the plagiarism and was attempting to come to a settlement with Rackham; a draft of an article by Jesse Mann of The Chatham Bookseller who acquired the Berrall/Rackham material and attempted to find out the ultimate disposition of Rackham's claim against Metropolitan Life; a copy of a letter from The Book Collector to Mann asking for additional information on the Met Life building; and Mann's finished article published in The Book Collector in 1996.Autograph signed letter and envelope fine. A fascinating and desirable collection of items. unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 86083

‎RACKHAM Arthur:‎

‎Cock-a-doodle-doo! My dame has lost her shoe‎

‎<p><b>RACKHAM</b> Arthur:</p><p><i><b>Cock-a-doodle-doo! My dame has lost her shoe</b></i> 1913</p><p>Two Original ink and watercolor drawings on one sheet together with two crowing rooster vignettes in the middle border unused for the artist's rendering of Mother Goose the Old Nursery Rhymes London: William Heinemann 1913; illustrated as black and white line designs on pp. 128 and 129</p><p>Measures 4 x 6-1/2 and 4-3/16 x 6-1/2 inches on larger board EACH Signed in ink "AR" and "ARackham" at bottom left and Inscribed in pencil at bottom right margin "To Ernest Brown with kindest regards from Arthur Rackham Nov. 1913." The recipient was a fine arts dealer in London who initially worked for the Fine Art Society and then joined Leicester Galleries where he promoted the work of popular book artists like Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac.</p><p><br /></p> books‎

Bookseller reference : VBF28

‎SHAKESPEARE William. RACKHAM Arthur.-‎

‎A midsummer night's dream. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham.-‎

‎London. William Heinemann. New York. Doubleday, Page & Co. 1908. In-4 (190 x 258 mm) percaline de l'éditeur, titre et vignette dorés, nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans le texte et 40 en couleur hors texte protégées par des serpentes légendées. Edition originale du tirage courant. Assez nombreuses rousseurs notamment sur la couverture, très bon état des planches en couleurs d'Arthur Rackham.‎

Bookseller reference : ORD-20147

‎WAGNER Richard - RACKHAM Arthur‎

‎Siegfried et le Crépuscule des Dieux. Illustré par Arthur RACKHAM.‎

‎Hachette Et Cie Paris S.D. (1911) In-4 carré ( 295 X 230 mm ), plein vélin ivoire, dos lisse orné du titre et d'un décor dorés, tête dorée. PREMIER TIRAGE des 30 "féeriques" illustrations en couleurs contrecollées sur papier fort brun sous serpentes légendées par Arthur RACKHAM. Tirage de luxe, limité à 390 exemplaires numérotés, celui-ci 1 des 350 sur papier vélin à la forme ( N°245 ). Très bel exemplaire signé par Arthur RACKHAM.‎

Bookseller reference : 118678

‎WALTON Izaak, RACKHAM Arthur‎

‎THE COMPLEAT ANGLER Or The Contemplative Man's Recreation Being a Discourse of Rivers Fishponds Fish & Fishing Not Unworthy the Perusal of Most Anglers‎

‎Philadelphia: David McKay Co. 1931. 4to 10 x 7¾ ins. Contemporary gilt tooled full maroon calf top edge gilt some slight scuffing to extrems - otherwise bright VG. Pp. 223 illus with 12 coloured plates and b&w vignettes in text some light spotting on prelims; no inscriptions. Philadelphia: David McKay Co., 1931 unknown‎

Bookseller reference : 18914