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1996Traduction, par Dominique LE BOURG, de "Modern Painting and Northern Romantic Tradition" publié en 1975 par l'historien d'art états-unien Robert ROSENBLUM (1927-2006), spécialiste de l'art français des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles: ouvrage qui, "[bousculant] l'idée reçue selon laquelle l'art moderne aurait Paris pour centre unique et le romantisme français pour origine principale", et dont l'objectf est "d'isoler dans l'histoire de l'art moderne les lignes de force et l'influence d'une tradition du Nord. Issue du romantisme anglais, allemand et scandinave, la tradition protestante exprime des préoccupations beaucoup plus religieuses et mystiques que celle des tenants de "l'art pour l'art" parisien. Ce romantisme septentrional représenté par Friedrich, Blake, Runge ou Palmer a exercé sur l'art moderne, et notamment sur des peintres comme Van Gogh ou Munch, une influence décisive. Et on peut en retrouver la trace aussi bien chez Kandinsky, Klee ou Ernst que chez Newman ou Rothko - artistes hantés par une inquiétude métaphysique et très éloignés, nous dit Rosenblum, des cubistes et abstraits français." (4è de couverture); préface de l'auteur de 1993 à l'édition française; index; notes et références. Français
1940réf. 3523The Macmillan Company In-8 Cloth Toronto 1940
193558 p. Text printed on a special all-rag paper at the Walpole Printing Office. Hand-set in Deberny italic, with medallions adapted from engravings by Blake. Unopened. 180mm. Original full color paper covered boards. Original slip case. Limited Edition. Number 38 of only 950 copies. Hardbound. Very good. W33
1950réf. 64028London:: Faber and Faber. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1950. Hardcover. 142 black and white illustrations. First edition. From the personal library of the late sociologist Daniel Bell with his invoice laid in. Very good in a good age darkned with four fair sized chips dust jacket. . Faber and Faber, hardcover books
1934réf. 1006731934. New York: American Art Association Anderson Galleries Inc. 1934. 8vo 67pp. Frontispiece William Blake's Visions of the Daughters of Albion lot 11. Lightly soiled wrappers with some edgewear and chipping. Water damage to spine visible on frontispiece and titlepage. Pages browned. Good. § An important catalogue apparently overlooked by Bentley. unknown books
1972réf. 1006941972. Westminster: Westminster City Libraries 1972. 4to 24 single-sided leaves. Brown printed wrappers stapled. Very good. § Bentley BBS p.292. unknown books
1957réf. 1091901957. Washington: National Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution 1957. Small 4to 46pp. Color illustration on front cover plus 21 plates in black and white. Yellow printed wrappers chipping to spine. Some sun-fading. Very good. § Bentley Blake Books 674. unknown books
1957réf. 1007251957. Washington: National Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution 1957. Small 4to 46pp. Color illustration on front cover plus 21 plates in black and white. Yellow printed wrappers chipping to spine. Some sun-fading. Very good. § Bentley Blake Books 674. unknown books
1957réf. 1007311957. Washington: National Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution 1957. Small 4to 46pp. Color illustration on front cover plus 21 plates in black and white. Yellow printed wrappers. "K. Preston" in Pencil to top right corner. Some sun-fading and edgewear. Invitation program of events and newspaper clippings related to the opening of the exhibit loosely inserted. Very good. § Bentley Blake Books 674. unknown books
1957réf. 1007301957. Washington: National Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution 1957. Small 4to 46pp. Color illustration on front cover plus 21 plates in black and white. Yellow printed wrappers. Some sun-fading. Very good. § Bentley Blake Books 674. unknown books
1957réf. 1007261957. Washington: National Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution 1957. Small 4to 46pp. Color illustration on front cover plus 21 plates in black and white. Yellow printed wrappers chipping to spine. Some sun-fading. Very good. § Bentley Blake Books 674. unknown books
1971réf. 1007141971. New York: The Pierpont Morgan Library 1971. 4to 65pp. plus 30 plates. Printed wrappers with mild edgewear. Signs of water damage to bottom corner especially rear. Very good. § Limited edition: 1500 copies. Noble collection of Blake given to the Morgan Library; this catalogue was written by G.E. Bentley with an introduction by Charles Ryskamp. Bentley Blake Books 706. unknown books
1973réf. 1007041973. London: William Weston Gallery 1973. 12mo 60pp. Illustrated including 12 images of Blake engravings from The Book of Job. Stapled printed wrappers. Mild water damage to spine edge. Good. §. unknown books
1976réf. 1002591976. Santa Barbara CA: The Regents University of California 1976. Oblong small folio 103 pp. illus. Original printed wrappers a few smudges internally very good. § Interesting exhibition catalogue placing Blake in the culture of his time. Bentley Blake Books Supplement p. 293. unknown books
1976réf. 1000901976. Santa Barbara CA: The Regents University of California 1976. Oblong small folio 103 pp. illus. Original printed wrappers § Interesting exhibition catalogue placing Blake in the culture of his time limited to 1200 copies. Bentley Blake Books Supplement p. 293. unknown books
1974réf. 1007751974. London: Bertram Rota Ltd. 1974. 8vo 155pp. Illustrated. Printed wrappers with some staining along spine edge. Very good. § A major catalogue from Rota offering i.a. some private press editions of Blake. unknown books
1938réf. 1006221938. San Marino California: The Huntington Library 1938. 8vo 42pp. plus 24 plates in rear. Quarter cloth with brown paper-covered boards. Label pasted to front cover and backstrip. A very good copy. § First of several printings a very good copy. Bentley Blake Books 646A. unknown books
1979réf. M9540Bethesda:: U. S. Department of Health Education and Welfare 1979. 1979. Thick 4to. 501 pp. Alphabetical list of items. Full black and gilt stamped gray cloth. Very good. U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1979. hardcover books
1943réf. 2343757Rochester New York: The Rochester Historical Society 1943. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. 9x6x1. Minimal cosmetic wear. 1943 Hard Cover. 240 pp. Black boards gilt titles and rules blind-stamped RHS emblem on front board. The Rochester Historical Society Publication Fund Series Volume XXI: Part I--Letters Postmarked Rochester: 1817-1879; Part II--Selected Articles. Includes: Editor's Introduction; Village Letters: 1817-1827; Religious and Social Stirrings: 1828-1842; Business and Economic Affairs: 1842-1857; Social Political and Educational Affairs: 1845-1864; Post Civil War Economy and Politics: 1865-1879; Social and Cultural Activities: 1865-1879; The Ancient Little City of Rochester by Harriett Julia Naylor; Mr. Dickens Will Read by Dorothy S. Truesdale; The Rochester Music Conventions of the 1840's by Rolf King; The Genesee Valley Canal by Major Wheeler Chapin Case; Recollections of South Fitzhugh Street by Edward Chapin; International Cricket at Jones Square by Dorothy S. Truesdale; The Telephone Concert by Dorothy S. Truesdale; Membership of the Rochester Historical Society; Index. The Rochester Historical Society hardcover books
réf. 110779N.p.: n.d. Single sheet 8 x 5 ins b/w engraving of a ship sinking signed "Blake sc.". § A print by the "wrong Blake" as Bentley described the various other Blakes who were artists or engravers roughly within Blake's lifetime. The ship sank in 1803; curiously a similar image but reversed and unsigned was found in Google images. unknown books
1967réf. 572803New York: M. Barrows & Company Inc 1967. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. First edition. 256pp. Illustrated from both color and black and white photographs. Gently bumped at the spine ends and the upper corners thus near fine in a lightly rubbed very good dust jacket with modest bumping at the spine ends and corners and light toning most notably on the spine. M. Barrows & Company, Inc hardcover books
1937réf. 154353Detroit: Civil Rights Federation 1937. Pamphlet. 10p. stapled wraps second edition wraps lightly worn date penned on front wrap else very good condition. Blake was a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Speech supporting labor's rights during the auto strikes. Civil Rights Federation unknown books
1953réf. 70651sChicago: The University of Chicago Press 1953. Octavo green cloth hardcover gilt letters and decoration to upper cover xxix 644 pp. Very Good with light soiling to page edges covers bright and tight. The University of Chicago Press, [1953]. hardcover books
1928réf. acs246New York: D. Appleton and Company 1928. First Edition. Octavo orange boards hardcover 223 ads. Near Fine in a Good mylar protected dust jacket with light edgewear. From dust jacket: Doña Isabella the heroine of this entertaining story is a lady-in-waiting to Queen Anne wife of Philip II of Spain. Like other young ladies of that olden time -- even the Queen herself -- Isabella is devoted to the fantastic romances of chivalry which were the fashion of the period. The famous Cervantes Spain’s great writer who in his story of Don Quixote “laughed chivalry out of fashion” is a prime factor. Isabella is cured of her romantic notions and the ingenious device by which this is done leads to some thrilling developments which make for delightful reading. The story is filled with interesting scenes both at the luxurious Spanish court and in the wilder parts of Philip’s kingdom which Isabella visits during a long journey on muleback. Dona Isabella’s adventures like the author’s Doris Decides and The Scratches on the Glass is a vivid absorbing story written in Gladys Blake’s happiest vein. D. Appleton and Company, 1928. First Edition. hardcover books
1974réf. 47594Winnipeg: Herbert W. Blake 1974. Paperback. Very good. Paperback. Very good paperback in a lightly rubbed jacket. Herbert W. Blake paperback books