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(HOKUSAI, KATSUSHIKA). LANE, RICHARD.
Hokusai: Life and Work.
New York: E. P. Dutton, (1989). - Quarto approximately [12-1/8 inches high by 9-3/8 inches wide], dark blue cloth in a dust wrapper. The corners of the covers are slightly rubbed & there are a few tiny white marks to the front cover. 320 pages. Profusely illustrated in color and black & white. There is a remainder mark on the bottom edge. Very good in a near fine dust wrapper. First American edition.The book includes an appendix cataloguing all of Hokusai's books and prints, his signatures and noms d'artiste, as well as his pupils and followers. There is a comprehensive bibliography.
Bookseller reference : 27026
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Hurdwar - The Gate of Hari, or Vishnoo
London, The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited. 0000, Edtion Not Stated. Size 20.3cm x 12.5cm plus Margins. Print, Antique print of 'Hurdwar - The Gate of Hari, or Vishnoo. Circa 1850. Tissue guard still present. Very Good.
Bookseller reference : 5964
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Jeschke - Van Vliet Auctions Berlin - Auktion 88 22nd March 2013 - Jubilaumsauktion - Seltene Bucher, Wertvolle Gemalde Und Ausgewahlte Antiquitaten
Berlin, Jeschke. 2013, 1st Edition. Original Illustrated Cover, 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 80p Beautifully produced coloured catalogue of an auction with books, bronzes,paintings, porcelain, posters, botanical prints etc. See scans. Fine.
Bookseller reference : 005577
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[ORGAN] FABICIUS, WERNER 1633-1679,
Portrait engraving by Philip Kilian after Samuel Bottschild.
. Ca. 1671. 268 x 181 mm. Some browning and staining; trimmed; tears to lower edge.
Bookseller reference : 22134
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[ORGAN] LAUTENSACK, PAULUS 1478-1558,
Bust-length portrait engraving by Haüblein.
. Dated 1552 in the plate. 95 x 77 mm.
Bookseller reference : 22136
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[ORGAN] STADEN, JOHANN 1581-1634,
Portrait engraving by Johann Pfann depicting Staden half-length holding a pen poised over an open volume of musical manuscript.
. Dated 1640 in the plate. 160 x 100 mm. Trimmed.
Bookseller reference : 22135
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[ORGAN] KINDERMANN, JOHANN ERASMUS 1616-1655,
Fine portrait engraving by Johann Friedrich Fleischberger after Daniel Preissler..
. N.d., but after 1655. 172 x 138 mm. + wide margins. Some light spotting, but in very good condition overall. Taped to mount at upper corners of verso.
Bookseller reference : 22133
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Japanese Prints: A Selection from the Charles J. Morse & Jared K. Morse Collection
Hartford, CT, Wadsworth Atheneum, 1951. Softcover. White illus. wraps, 49 pp. + 15 pp. of BW plates. From a loan exhibition, March 14 to April 29, 1951, lent by Mrs. Jared K. Miorse. Includes introduction on Japanese prints by Kojiro Tomita. VG, little mark of usage, otherwise clean & intact .
Bookseller reference : 134946
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(JOHNS, JASPER). ROSE, BARBARA
JASPER JOHNS: 6 LITHOGRAPHS (AFTER "UNTITLED 1975"), 1976
Los Angeles, Gemini G.E.L., 1976, First Edition. Stapled Illustrated Wrappers, Small Square 4to, np (12pp), 6 hand-tipped color and 9 b&w illustrations + cover. Designed by John M. Coy. This is one of Los Angeles-based Gemini G.E.L.'s lovely little print/multiple prospectuses announcing the 1976 publication of six Jasper Johns color lithographs based on his four panel painting "Untitled 1975". A handsome copy.. Near Fine.
Bookseller reference : 021639
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IRVING, WASHINGTON.
Works of Washington Irving. 21 volumes complete.
New York G.P. Putnam 1860 Sunnyside. Engraved frontispieces and title pages. Marbled ep. Raised bands. Gilt-decorated spines. Detailed description provided . Original 3/4 leather and marbled boards.Spines worn,text vg.
Bookseller reference : 4865
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(HOCKNEY, DAVID; HYDE, SCOTT; ET AL). OGURA, TADAO; MARCUS, AARON; ET AL. STASIK, ANDREW; EDITOR.
Print Review 2.
(New York): Pratt Graphics Center and Kennedy Galleries, Inc., (1973). - Quarto [approximately 12 inches high by 9 inches wide], softcover bound in pictorial wrappers. The binding is bumped with creasing to the corners. The rear wrap is lightly soiled with its edges slightly darkened. 127 & [1] pages. Profuse illustrations in black, white & brown & in color. Very good. Among the contents of this issue are articles on David Hockney, computer art, contemporary southern California printmaking and chiaroscuro woodcuts; extracts from a conversation between Scott Hyde and Henry J. Korn; and articles on "Japanese Printmaking Today" and "Japanese Gardens in Contemporary Prints."
Bookseller reference : 26981
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HASEGAWA MITSUNOBU.
[Tobae Fudebyoshi].
n.d. [c1900?]. Octavo by size (235x160mm) publisher's stitched wrapper with printed label (cover somewhat marked); 42 folded leaves with 37 double page and two single page colour wood blocks. ¶ Apparently a late Meiji reprint of this delightful series of caricatures that first appeared in 1772. Various libraries have taken stabs at the date, which range from the 1860s to 1903, but I think this has been confused by what seems to be an uncoloured 19th century reprint in a reduced size. And it's complicated further by apparently existing in coloured and uncoloured versions.
Bookseller reference : 9137
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BARTLETT, W. H. / VILNAY, ZEV [INTR.]
Jerusalem Revisited.
Jerusalem: Ariel Publishing House.Contains b&w plates. 240X170 mm. 202 pages. Softcover. Cover corners wrinkled. Spine slightly worn. Pages yellowing. Else in good condition. The book is in : English .
Bookseller reference : D_209_004
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SHADWELL, WENDY
American Printmaking The First 150 Years
New York, Museum of Graphic Art. 1969, First Edition. Hardcover, 4to. pp. 180, color and b/w illustrations .111 b/w reproductions and four full-colour illustrations, preface by A. Hyatt Mayor, foreword by Donald H. Karshan, introduction by J. William Middendorf II, text by Wandy J. Shadwell. Very Good/Very Good.
Bookseller reference : 124860
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The City of Benares
London, The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited. Size 18.2cms x 11.5cms plus Margins. Antique print of 'The City of Benares. This City contains a population of about 600,000 and is situate on the Ganges midway between Calcutta and Delhi'. Drawn by W. Purser, engraved by W. Cooke. Not dated. Circa 1850. Some foxing on margins. Very Good.
Bookseller reference : 5947
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NO AUTHOR
Print: Mr J. W. Wallack as Gloster
London & New York, John Tallis & Company. 0000, Edition Not Stated. 280mm Tall; 4to. Print, Print of Mr J. W. Wallack as Gloster in Richard III Act 1 Scene 1. From a Daguerreotype by P. Haas of New York. Unmounted. Not dated. Circa 1850 Roughly cut on left side, foxing to margins. Good.
Bookseller reference : 5946
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BAYLDON, OLIVER [VERSE] / GRAHAM, RIGBY [ILLUSTRATIONS]
The Paper Makers Craft [COPY #135 of LIMITED EDITION]: Verse by Oliver Bayldon / Illustrations by Rigby Graham..
Leicester: Printed by Will Carter at Cambridge for the Twelve by Eight Press / Oliver Bayldon,1965.COPY No.135 of RARE LIMITED EDITION of less than 400 copies. Bibliophile edition of Oliver Bayldon's free translation from a 17th century Latin poem 'Papyrus' by Father Imberdis S.J. of Ambert, illustrated by the renowned mural painter, book designer and illustrator, binder, draughtsman, watercolourist, oilpainter, printer and lithographer Rigby Graham (b.1931), considered one of the most important landscape painters of the late 20th century. 300x200mm. 19 pages (text) & 8 prints (on separate pages) + 4 whitepages and pre-title page. Hardcover with transparent plastic jacket. Gilt emblem on front cover and gilt lettering on spine. Cover bottom and spine bottom edges very slightly bumped. [SUMMARY]; This extremely rare bibliophile artifact is in very good condition. The book is in : English .
Bookseller reference : MC_02_33
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ROURKE, CONSTANCE
Audubon, with 12 Colored Plates from Original Audubon Prints
Harcourt Brace & Company, 1936. Hard Cover. Ill.: MacDonald, James. Very Good/No Jacket. Lacks jacket. Spine & edges faded, boards lightly rubbed. 1936 Hard Cover. 342 pp. 12 colored plates plates from original Audubon prints. Black and white illustrations by James MacDonald. CONTENTS: A Mystery-But No Matter; Spring on the Perkiomen; Portrait of Lucy; A Crown of Frontiersmen; At the Great Bend; On a Gay Horse; Many Trails and a Snug Cabin; Along Water Boundaries; Patterns on the page and in the sky; An Artist Faces the World; Wild Turkeys Abroad; In the Golden Age; Top and Bottom of a Continent; The Making of An Epic; The Old Hunter; Note; Index; Audubon Pritns - Painted Bunting. Plate No. LIII frontspiece; Night Hawk. Plate No. CXLVII; Golden-Winged Woodpecker. Plate No. XXXVII; Blue-Winged Teal. Plate No. CCCXlll; Great Crested Flycathcer. Plate No. CXXIX; Blue Grosbeak. Plate No. CXXll; Columbian Humming Bird. Plate No. CCCCXXV; Stanley Hawk. Plate No. XXVI; Zenaida Dove. Plate No. CLXll; Sandhill Crane. Plate No. CCLXI; Swainson's Warbler. Plate No. CXCVIII; Red-And-Black Shouldered Marsh Blackbird. Plate No. CCCCXX.
Bookseller reference : 1809406
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LUYKEN, GUNDA; WISMER, BEAT. (EDS.).
SAMURAI. STARS OF THE STAGE AND BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. KUNISADA AND KUNIYOSHI. MASTERS OF THE COLOR WOODBLOCK PRINTS.
296 pp.; 455 colour illus., biblio.. Exh. cat. Stiftung Museum Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf. Ostfildern, 2011. Cloth.
Bookseller reference : 11828
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Eugenia Imperatrix (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 a single bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 562mm by 387mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 to 1887. One of the most highly decorative plates of all Gould's Humming Birds increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6873
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ROBINS (T. S.).
Xarifa, Yachting Scene Off Cowes Isle of Wight, Fores's Marine Sketches series plate 1, engraved by J. Harris after a painting by T. S. Robins, depicting Xarifa, H.M.S. Yacht Victoria & Albert & Fairy, Mirage, Bianca, Musquito, Pearl
London, Published by Messrs Fores at their Sporting & Fine Print Repository & Frame Manufactory , 41 Piccadilly, 1851 PRINT, an original engraving by J. Harris after a painting by T. S. Robins, coloured by hand, a late impression sometimes known as a restrike printed by hand from the original carefully preserved steel plate made in 1851, handcoloured engraved surface measuring 315mm. by 445mm. with plate mark, engraved caption and margins measuring 555mm. by 682mm. suitable for framing, In Immaculate condition, handcolouring fresh and unfaded.
Bookseller reference : 7420
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Chlorostilbon Portmanni (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 a single bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile in exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 562mm by 387mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 - 1887. One of the most highly decorative of all Gould's Humming Bird plates increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6872
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PHILLIPS, PHOEBE & ROBB, TOM
Modern and Contemporary Prints
Antique Collectors' Club, 1st 2004. Hardback, with dustjacket. Fine condition in a very good dustwrapper. A Practical Guide to Collecting. Red boards, white titles. Colour illustrations. 192 pages. Wrapper is browned across to rear panel edge. [S] ISBN: 1851494588
Bookseller reference : 1803288 ISBN : 1851494588
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MUELLER, HANS ALEXANDER
How I Make Woodcuts & Wood Engravings
American Artists Group 1945.Hard cover. 1 vol. 96 p. Includes illustrations. 24 cm. Good. No dust jacket.
Bookseller reference : 0002930
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AUGIER (L.).
New York in 1822 from Weehawken.
New York City, Sidney Z. Lucas, n.d. PRINT, a large handcoloured engraved plate from a painting by L. Augier, single sheet suitable for framing, handcoloured engraved surface measuring 370mm. by 525mm. with plate mark, caption and margins measuring 636mm. by 755mm. a late impression sometimes known as a restrike, printed from the original steel printing plate and coloured by hand in watercolours, Immaculate fresh condition with colours unfaded.
Bookseller reference : 7333
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HILL (JOHN WILLIAM).
New York, PRINT, an extremely large fine authentic handcoloured steel engraving of New York by C. Mottram after J. W. Hill
New York, F. & G. W. Smith, 1855 engraved surface measuring approximately 725mm. by 1275 mm. overall measurement with margins and engraved caption 1013 mm. by 1520 mm. a truly magnificent steel engraved panoramic view of New York from the sea depicting sailing ships and steam boats, late impression sometimes known as a "restrike" printed by hand from the original antique steel printing plate made in 1855 and coloured by hand in watercolours, believed to be the largest size engraving ever produced of any subject, In immaculate fresh condition with colours unfaded. John William Hill, 1812 - 1879, a landscape and topographical painter and an aquatint engraver, he was the son of John Hill a skilled London printmaker who emigrated to America. He worked for the New York State Geological Survey. Known for his studies of American cities, as an admirer of John Ruskin, became a leading American Pre-Raphaelite.
Bookseller reference : 7329
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HILL (JOHN WILLIAM).
Boston, Massachusetts, PRINT, a very large fine handcoloured engraved view by C. Mottram after John William Hill, a late impression,
London, Paul and Dominic Colnaghi, (1857) engraved surface measuring approximately 625 mm. by 975 mm. with margins 880 mm. by 1100mm. A very large fine panoramic view of Boston harbour depicting sailing ships and steam boats. This steel engraving is a late impression, or sometimes known as a "restrike", printed by hand from the original copper printing plate made in 1857 and coloured by hand in watercolours, In immaculate condition, colours unfaded. John William Hill, 1812 - 1879, a landscape and topographical painter and an aquatint engraver, he was the son of John Hill a skilled London printmaker who emigrated to America. He worked for the New York State Geological Survey. Known for his studies of American cities, as an admirer of John Ruskin, became a leading American Pre-Raphaelite.
Bookseller reference : 7174
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Thalurania Refulgens (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 a single bird print from John Gould's Humming Birds, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick 'Heritage' acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 559mm by 386mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 to 1861. One of the most highly decorative of all Gould's Humming Bird plates increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6876
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Florisuga Mellivora (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 a single bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile eaxct size, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 559mm by 386mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 - 1861. One of the most highly decorative of all Gould's Humming Bird plates increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6875
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Florisuga Flabellifera (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 a single bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile exact size, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 559mm by 386mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 to 1861. One of the most highly decorative plates of all Gould's Humming Birds increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6874
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Aeglaeactis Pamela (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile in exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, plate size measuring 562mm by 387mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies from 1849 to 1861. One of the most highly decorative of all Gould's Humming Bird plates increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6871
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Bourcieria Torquata (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, Family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, 1988 bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile in exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 562mm by 387mm. Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies between 1849 - 1861. One of the most highy decorative of all Gould's Humming Bird plates increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 6870
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HOGG (ALEX.).
A View from Richmond Hill down the River Thames.
Published by Alex. Hogg, n.d. (circa 1770) antique print, single sheet 18th century black and white copperplate engraving, printed within decorative borders, engraved surface measuring 180mm by 227mm. with margins 192mm by 235mm. suitable for framing Lower blank margin cropped but in good clean condition.
Bookseller reference : 5805
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DRUMMOND (WILLIAM), BASEBE (CHARLES J.).
The Cricket Match between Sussex & Kent, at Brighton, Painted by William Drummond and Charles J. Basebe, Engraved by G. H. Phillips, this plate is most respectfully dedicated by special permission to H. R.H. Prince Albert, by his Royal Highnesses most devoted and humble servant W. H. Mason
E. Gambart & Co. Berners St. Oxford St. London ... W. H. Mason, Repository of Arts, King's Road, Brighton, 1849 PRINT, a very large original handcoloured steel engraved plate, a single sheet suitable for framing, engraved handcoloured surface measuring 585mm. by 905mm. with plate mark, engraved caption and margins measuring 840mm. by 1110mm. this original handcoloured engraving is a late impression sometimes known as a restrike, hand printed from the original carefully preserved antique steel engraved printing plate which was made in 1849 and then coloured by hand in watercolours (this print is in immaculate condition with watercolours fresh and unfaded) William Drummond (fl. 1830 - 1843), London painter of portraits, large group portraits, figure subjects and some historical themes. He also contributed illustrations to magazines. Exhibited R.A.
Bookseller reference : 4628
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
Proclaiming the British Protectorate of South-East New Guinea at Port Moresby.
The Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1885 PRINT, a double-page wood engraving in black and white depicting Port Moresby, New Guinea, with shipping in background, formation of numerous soldiers and sailors around flag pole and the hoisting of the Union Jack in foreground, natives watching, engraved surface measuring approximately 340mm by 500mm, with caption and margins 406mm by 577mm, ILN text on verso (good clean condition)
Bookseller reference : 4438
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WOODVILLE (R. CATON).
In The Row, Hyde Park (London).
Illustrated London News, Extra Supplement, June 13, 1885 PRINT, a double-page tinted lithograph of London's Hyde Park, depicting tree lined row, horse drawn carriage, equestrian figures, policeman, boy in sailor's uniform, dog, and numerous figures in period costume, printed surface measuring approximately 330mm by 506mm, with caption and margins 407mm by 580mm (a couple of tiny brown spots in blank margin, small split at foot of fold in caption not affecting engraved surface but in good clean condition)
Bookseller reference : 4437
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WOODVILLE (R. CATON).
A Shower in Piccadilly (London).
The Illustrated London News, Sept. 18, 1886 PRINT, a double-page wood engraving in black and white by R. Taylor after a painting by R. Caton Woodville of London's Piccadilly in a shower of rain depicting a horse drawn hansom cab, surrounded by figures in period costume, cavalry officer on horseback, man with top hat and sandwich board advertising hats and suits fitted to your own measurement apply Prior & Melton, Soho, engraved surface measuring approximately 315mm by 468mm, with caption and margins 407mm by 580mm, ILN text on verso (good clean condition)
Bookseller reference : 4436
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WOODVILLE (R. C.).
The Last Shot in the Soudan, Dedicated To Our Australian Allies, from a Painting by R. C. Woodville
The Illustrated London News, n.d. (1885) PRINT, a colourful double-page military print with centre fold, printed in colours by Leighton Brothers, Drury Lane, coloured surface measuring approximately 345mm by 523mm, with caption and margins 407mm by 578mm (apart from the centre fold there is a light crease below the fold but condition good and clean)
Bookseller reference : 4435
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INGRAM (LIEUTENANT WALTER H.).
To The Rescue, Lord Charles Beresford Engaging The Enemy On His Way To Relieve Sir Charles Wilson From The Island Of Meruat from sketches supplied by Lieutenant Walter H. Ingram
Supplement to the Illustrated London News, March 21, 1885 PRINT, double page colour print with centre fold, coloured surface measuring approximately 315mm by 473mm, with caption and margins 406mm by 582mm (small tear neatly repaired in lower blank margin beneath printed caption but in very good clean condition)
Bookseller reference : 4434
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Cynanthus Cyanurus (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, (1988) bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 562mm by 387mm Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies between 1849 - 1861 the decorative Humming Bird plates are increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 2120
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GOULD (JOHN), RICHTER (H. C.).
Eulampis Jugularis (Humming Bird), from John Gould's Monograph of the Trochilidae, or, family of Humming Birds
Robert Kirkman Ltd, (1988) bird print from Gould's Humming Birds, a superb facsimile exact size, single sheet, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free paper, coloured by hand in watercolours, plate size measuring 559mm by 386mm, Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies. Originally published in an edition of 250 copies between 1849 - 1861 the decorative Humming Bird plates are increasingly difficult to find.
Bookseller reference : 2119
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GOULD (JOHN).
Snowy Owl (Bird of Great Britain), Nyctea Nivea' from John Gould's Birds of Great Britain
Robert Kirkman Ltd, (1988) a superb facsimile in exact size of this print, plate size measuring 562mm. by 388 mm. single sheet, coloured by hand in watercolours, Centenary Edition limited to 350 copies, hand printed lithograph on thick acid free 'Heritage' paper, the first edition which was published between 1862 - 1873 is now extremely difficult to find and is of considerable value In immaculate fresh condition.
Bookseller reference : 2117
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WOLFE, DIANA EWAN
Prints About Prints
New York, New York, U.S.A. Hacker Art Books. 1981. (ISBN: 0931036070). Ppbk, Smaller 4to. pp. xv, (2), 70 black and white prints, index of prints and artists. Very Good/No Dj.
Bookseller reference : 124593 ISBN : 0931036070
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HASSAM, CHILDE & JOSEPH C. CZESTOCHOWSKI
94 Prints by Childe Hassam
Dover Pubns, 1980. Softcover. All orders ship within 24 hours except Sunday & Holidays, with a tracking #. Items ship from the US. International orders may take longer for you to receive because of customs. Contact us if you have more questions before your purchase we will get back to you withing 24 hours. ; 12 X 9.20 X 0.30 inches; 90 pages; Very little edge shelf wear to cover, text is in prime condition. As New .
Bookseller reference : 502293
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(THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS). (FREDERICK WILLIAM NAYLOR BAYLEY, EDITOR; HERBERT INGRAM, FOUNDER).
The Illustrated London News. Volume II, XXXV-LX (January - June, 1843). (26 ISSUES. Vol. 2, 35-60).
London, William Little, 1843. 26 issues bound in one volume. Imperial folio. Paginated consecutively. Pp. iv, 446. Illustrated throughout. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's half calf and marbled boards, spine decorated, lettered and dated in gilt, sides gilt ruled; a good binding, rubbed & chafed in places, stained in places; large part of one leaf torn away, few closed tears without loss at bottom of leaves. In a very good condition. Overall a well preserved, tightly bound, clean, presentable copy. ¶ ~ First edition. The first half of the paper's second year. The present volume contains also the Supplements to issues 40 and 46; 'A May Garland' supplement; and the first Anniversary supplement. It also includes a Chronology of Remarkable Events in 1843; Index; and Index to the Engravings. Each issue is stamped at bottom with the legendary red Tax Stamp. Also present is the second printing of Issue no. 40, a rare collectible in itself, which appeared with the erroneous header 'No. 40, April 1' instead of 'No. 40, February 4'.
Bookseller reference : 5327 ISBN : 1843
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(THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS). (FREDERICK WILLIAM NAYLOR BAYLEY, EDITOR; HERBERT INGRAM, FOUNDER).
The Illustrated London News. Volume I, I-XXXIV (Saturday, 14 May - Saturday, 31 December, 1842). (34 ISSUES. Vol. 1, 1-34). [FIRST ISSUE, FIRST COMPLETE VOLUME, FIRST COMPLETE YEAR].
London, William Little, 1843 (i.e. 1842). The paper's first 34 issues bound in one volume. Imperial folio. Paginated consecutively. Pp. vi, 554. Illustrated throughout. Hardcover, bound in the original publisher's half calf and marbled boards, spine decorated, lettered and dated in gilt, sides gilt ruled; binding rubbed & chafed in places, worn in places, restored in places, withal a good binding; few closed tears without loss at bottom of leaves. In a very good condition. Overall a well preserved, tightly bound, clean, presentable copy. ¶ ~ First edition. The paper's first issue, first complete volume, first complete year. Published as a volume with Title, Preface and Index, in 7 January, 1843. Rare survivor, a landmark in the history of journalism. The Illustrated London News was the world's first illustrated weekly newspaper. The first issue, 16 pages with 32 woodcuts, appeared on Saturday, 14 May, 1842, marking a revolution in journalism and news reporting. Completely exceeding the publishers' expectations, it had to be reprinted several time that day; the issue went through five reprints and sold 26,000 copies; the present issue is of the fourth printing. (Issues 4-8; 10-16; 18-20; 24; 27; 28; 30; 34 are second printing; issue no. 2 is 3rd reprint; no. 9 is 2nd reprint.) Five issues later, it was time for jubilation: 'Probably, in the whole annals of Newspaper History, the triumphant success of 'The Illustrated London News' is without a parallel; it has received from the public a welcome, warmer and wider than we could anticipated even in the buoyant enthusiasm of our first ambition. From the length and breadth of the Empire we have received the most flattering testimonials.' The present volume contains all first 34 issues and a Supplement. Each issue is stamped at bottom with the legendary red Tax Stamp. Also present is Issue no. 15, a rare collectible in itself, which appeared with the erroneous header 'No. 10, July 16' instead of 'No. 15, August 20'. It is neatly corrected here by contemporary hand.
Bookseller reference : 5326 ISBN : 1843
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HUGHES, THERLE.
Prints for the Collector. British Prints from 1500 to 1900.
4to; pp. 216; colour frontispiece, 4 colour plates, 48 b/w plates, index; original blue cloth, title lettered in gilt on spine and front, dustjacket spine chipped at top and bottom, price clipped, otherwise a very good copy. New York, Praeger Publishers, 1971.
Bookseller reference : 89822
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COHEN, LEONARD (INTRODUCTION BY ENRIGHT, ROBERT)
Leonard Cohen Artworks
Vancouver, Linda Lando Fine Art, 2007. First Edition, First Printing. Paperback. Original pictorial card covers, square 8vo 8-1/4" tall, unpaginated. Full colour gallery catalogue, showing each of the 55 limited edition prints by Cohen. (B41). Very Fine .
Bookseller reference : 719
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Albrecht Dürer, his engravings and woodcuts
London, William Heinemann, 1911. 15pp.of text + frontispiece & 65 plates out-of-text, in the series "Great engravers", 21cm. editor's hardcover, good condition, S83724
Bookseller reference : S83724
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FEARNSIDE, WILLIAM GRAY AND THOMAS HARREL (EDITORS)
HOLMES'S GREAT METROPOLIS: or, Views and History of London in the nineteenth Century. Being a Grand National Exhibition of the British Capital. With historical and topographical notices of each place. Edited by William Gray Fearneside, and Thomas Harrel. Illustrated with fifty splendid steel engravings.
London, Thomas Holmes, Great Book Establishment 1851 according to British Library Steel engraved plates (51) including engraved titlepage with large vignette view, some by Hablot Browne ( Phiz) as listed only 34 listed but 51 present. . Narrow small quarto blue blindstamped and pictorially gilt cloth with spine extra gilt (1cm split to hinges at head and foot hinges) All Edges Gilt. Frontis +Engraved pictorial title + Printed title +Contents + 211pp. Lacks front free endpaper & has ownership stamp of St. Augustine's monastery to titlepage (slight offsetting to blank page facing) & to verso of final page which is blank except for stamp. Book plate of the Monastery to pastedown. Some pale foxing, mainly marginal else a bright tight crisp copy with very fine steel engravings.
Bookseller reference : V74020
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