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1954Best.-Nr. 1272151954. London: Trianon Press for the William Blake Trust 1954. Small 4to xvi 264 pp. 28 plates. Original orange cloth somewhat shelf worn with gilt lettering to backstrip toning to backstrip internally toned with slight pencil marking lacking dust jacket . § First edition 1500 copies printed. This commentary was intended to go with the full-scale color facsimile and the black-and-white Rinder facsimile. Bentley Blake Books 2961. unknown books
1971Best.-Nr. 1267851971. London: OUP 1971. 8vo xiv 415pp. Frontispiece portrait of Blake by Linnell otherwise unillustrated. Some toning to page edges. Original blue cloth lacking dust-jacket. Backstrip just slightly faded very good. § Revised and best edition of this standard work first issued in 1927 by the Nonesuch Press; this edition edited by Geoffrey Keynes. Bentley Blake Books 2981 G: "a very full accurate and reliable work". The first edition had 24 illustrations which were omitted from this printing. unknown books
1994Best.-Nr. 302569New York: Tambourine Books 1994. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First American edition. Fine in a fine dustwrapper. Tambourine Books hardcover books
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20078vo., First Edition, with plates; green cloth, gilt back, black endpapers, a fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper.
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Best.-Nr. 12414Georges Bataille sur William Blake. Pierre Klossowski sur Kafka. Bon état.
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1978A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Previous owner's stamp inside. 80 pages. 8 1/2"w x 11 1/4"h. Full black cloth boards printed with Claes Oldenburg's "London Knees." 66 plates.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
2018A new, unread book in excellent condition. 8 1/2"w x 11"h. 154 pages. Color images on every page. Seattle artists Jon Strongbow's book on "an ongoing grass roots art movement that could be designated as Magic Realism, or Visionary Surrealism, or what is now called Low Brow Art or Pop Surrealism in some circles. It begins back in the 1970's when the Market started allowing artists and craftspeople to participate in the market, which had previously been dominated by farmers and flower growers." Some of the artists included are Tim Winstrom, Paul Sloan, Dharmic Engineers, Rob Schouten, Ray Pelley, Milo Duke, Winston Haycock, Kim Drew, Melanie Reed, Mark Holter, Blake Klazmer, Craig Anderson, Aaron Murphy, Dave Ryan, Robert Williams, Jesse Link, Alex Achaval, Sally Simmons, Kevin Darras, David Gould, Graham Callen, Rob D'Arc, and Scott Alberts.
1986This is a fine hardcover copy with virtually no wear. Completely clean inside and out. 10" high X 6" wide, 401 pages. A beautiful copy.
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