‎Design‎

‎Österreich. - Kulturabteilung des Landes Tirol (Veranstalter). -‎

‎25. Österreichischer Graphikwettbewerb Innsbruck 1997.‎

‎4°. 31 Bll. mit 30 meist ganzs. (17 farb.) Abb. Orig.-Broschur. Katalog zur Ausstellung im Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum vom 29.1.-16.2.1997 sowie anschließend in Bozen, Gmunden, Klagenfurt und Lienz. Eingereicht wurden knapp 2000 Arbeiten von 659 Künstlern. Preisträger waren Nikolaus Schletterer, Franz Graf, Melanie Riehle, Christof Rodler, Regula Dettwiler, Otto Zitko, Deborah Sengl, Ernst Trawöger, Ulrike Lienbacher, Regina Hadraba, Eric Neunteufel, Peter Niedertscheider, Günther Selichar, Josef Linschinger, Elke Krystufek, Georg Urban, Anne Schneider, Markus Maria Gottfried, Isabella Hollauf, Andrea Holzinger. - Anhang mit Kurzbiographien der Künstler. - Gutes Exemplar. SW: Kunst 20. Jahrhundert, Graphik, Kunstförderung, Österreich, nach 1990 Bücher Deutsch‎

‎Österreichisches Museum für Kunst und Industrie (Hrsg.)‎

‎Kunst und Kunsthandwerk. Monatssschrift. XIV. Jahrgang. Heft 4‎

‎Wien: Artaria. 1911. 205-276 Seiten. 34x26cm. Zustand: Gut gering gebräunt (Innen); Einband (Außen) hat geringe bis leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Deckelrand stellenweise randläsurig; Einband am oberen Kapital geringfügig eingerissen; Broschiert‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 460366

‎ŠÍMA, Josef:‎

‎STUDIE LIDOVÝCH VÝŠIVEK Z ?ECH, MORAVY A UHER. SLOVENSKA [STUDIES OF NATIVE EMBROIDERIES IN BOHEMIA, MORAVIA AND NORTH-EASTERN HUNGARY]. Sbírka kreseb ku poznáni našeho lidového ornamentu výšivkového. Obsahuje: Ornament geometrický, n?které základní stilosivané kv?ty a p?íklady lemovek, ozbod rožních i náplní ozdobných, jednoduchých i složit?jších z r?zných oblastí krojových. [A collection of drawings to learn about our folk embroidery ornament. Containing: Geometric ornament, some basic stylised flowers and examples of borders of aprons, corner-pieces and decorative fillings, simple and more complex from different areas of costume.] With 30 multicolour lithographic plates and 19 b/w text illustrations in the enclosed booklet.‎

‎Extensive collection with striking lithographic plates in bright colours showing fine examples of folkloristic ornaments, many of them with Art Nouveau influence. – Contents: Starting with geometric patterns and followed by stylised floral designs, there are also included numerous borders of aprons, corner-pieces in fine open work, simple and ornamental patterns of trimmings, all from national dresses of various regions, accurately and faithfully drawn after the designs and colours of the original garments, adapted the for use in school of arts and crafts. Enclosed is a quarto booklet of 12 pages with explanations how to draw the patterns of different plates, as well as measurements on 15 b/w illustrations and 5 additional illustrations after photos of original garment. – The portfolio is skillfully executed an by Josef Šíma (1859-1929), a high school professor of drawing, collector of folk embroidery and pioneer of documenting folk culture through photography. – The present portfolio was also published with a English, French and German language cover and booklet. - Condition: Upper front band fragmented, cardboard map at edges and corners slightly bumped and worn, boards and last page of text booklet minimally stained title page with slight stains of former cleaning, some plates minimally finger-stained and browned at edges, plate no. XXVIII slightly bumped at upper edge; generally a well preserved portfolio throuhout, in all language variants a very rarely offered item indeed. – Rarity: As of August 27th 2021 there is no other copy available at the market in any of the versions. OCLC and KVK show only 5 copies of the Czech original version in institutional holdings outside of the Czech Republic (Cambridge UL, Cleveland PL, Harvard, Saint Louis PL, Paris [BnF]), none of them cataloguing the originally enclosed booklet. RBH quotes no auction result at all, neighter does JAP/APO. – Reference: Toman, Nový slovník ?eskoslovenských výtvarných um?lc?, 3rd ed., vol. 2 (1950), p. 72 cit. WBIS/CSBA.‎

‎Кузмин М (Mikhail Kuzmin); В Ходасевича (V M Khodasevich, cover design by)‎

‎Форель Разбивает лед. Стихи. 1925–1928 The Trout Breaks the Ice. Poems 1925-1928‎

‎Leningrad: ИздательÑтво ПиÑателей в Ленинграде Izdat. Pisatelej 1929. First edition. Softcover. g. Square 12mo. 93pp. 3. Illustrated grey stiff paper wrappers with blue and black lettering on the front cover. A first edition of this masterpiece work of avant-garde Russian poetry from Mikhail Kuzmin 1872-1936. The eleventh and final book of poetry from Kuzmin divided into six parts it has been seen as marking a new direction in the poet's work and a departure from Russian literary tradition. Based on the principles of free association and dream logic the style of this work has been noted to be influenced by surrealism cinema and Freudian thought. The poems contain homoerotic elements occult influences and coded references to the author's personal life. The modernist front cover was designed by Russian poet Vladislav Khodasevich 1886-1939.<br /> <br /> Text in Russian.<br /> <br /> Wrappers with some light smudges and stains. Minor rubbing to extremities. Interior with sporadic minor to light water stains and/or smudges throughout. Book block tight. Wrappers and interior in good condition overall. Scarce. Protected with modern mylar. Russian transliteration: Forel Razbivaet Led <br /> Bibliographic references: Turchinsky p. 281 Rozanov No. 3138 Lesman No. 1231. ИздательÑтво ПиÑателей в Ленинграде (Izdat. Pisatelej) unknown‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 45821