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ref. 0266167179.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. B9781017208016Hardback. New. hardcover
2020ref. 11157Tacoma WA 2020. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Quiet sophisticated and remarkably powerful Gabby's newest work is an exquisite blend of book art and binding. Gabby has from early in her career gone beyond her roots in design binding creating the text art and printing for several books now. Just as her design bindings push limits and explore possibilities so does her art and print work. It is a remarkable evolution. "Ralph Emerson wrote this poem "Blight" in July of 1843. He spoke out on climate change and the ways we could shift course by not blindly following others. In describing his travels to Europe while writing on life and nature Emerson said "same faces under new caps and jackets another turn of the old kaleidoscope." I took some liberties with Emerson's poem surrounding his words with photographs captured at Owen Beach in Washington state on a rainy winter day in 2019. This public beach in the middle of an urban old-growth forest will close for a year beginning in fall of 2020 to mitigate the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. Emerson's words of anger and disappointment at environmental destruction only resonate more with our current climate of melting glaciers and raging fires. As we continue to twist the kaleidoscope I remain optimistic we will find a way to rearrange these fragments and improve the view for future generations." artist statement This copy a 'making copy' adds tests of inks gouache type and design on a lot of the pages on the main book. The clamshell box includes a drawer of three separate folios of ink photo transfer and gouache. Inset into the drawer are two test covers as well more like miniature bindings of the big book. One is just the case and one has a separate small binding to test the structure. Housed in a custom box. Tight bright and unmarred. Brown textured paper boards by Hook Pottery Paper in a modified case binding letterpress printed with handset type on inkjet photo transfers silkscreen printed panels and acrylic painted Kozuke paper printing completed at Springtide Press with assistance from Jessica Spring; housed in an archival dropspine box. 4to. np. Illus. color plates. Numbered limited edition of 28 this being AP1. Signed by the artist. hardcover books
ref. 10426Tacoma WA 2020. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Quiet sophisticated and remarkably powerful Gabby's newest work is an exquiste blend of book art and binding. Gabby has from early in her career gone beyond her roots in design binding creating the text art and printing for several books now. Just as her design bindings push limits and explore possibilities so does her art and print work. It is a remarkable evolution. "Ralph Emerson wrote this poem "Blight" in July of 1843. He spoke out on climate change and the ways we could shift course by not blindly following others. In describing his travels to Europe while writing on life and nature Emerson said "same faces under new caps and jackets another turn of the old kaleidoscope." I took some liberties with Emerson's poem surrounding his words with photographs captured at Owen Beach in Washington state on a rainy winter day in 2019. This public beach in the middle of an urban old-growth forest will close for a year beginning in fall of 2020 to mitigate the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. Emerson's words of anger and disappointment at environmental destruction only resonate more with our current climate of melting glaciers and raging fires. As we continue to twist the kaleidoscope I remain optimistic we will find a way to rearrange these fragments and improve the view for future generations." "The words were written by Ralph Emerson in 1843 about the perils of human influence on the world around us. I match his words with my photographs of Owen beach here in Tacoma WA that is about to be renovated because of rising tides and erosion from climate change. The text goes in and out the clear border mimics the tide or erosion and the paper was scrubbed with a brillo pad to feel used. I feel optimistic about our chances to help parts of our planet with more exposure to what is going on. The words were written by Ralph Emerson in 1843 about the perils of human influence on the world around us. I match his words with my photographs of Owen beach here in Tacoma WA that is about to be renovated because of rising tides and erosion from climate change. The text goes in and out the clear border mimics the tide or erosion and the paper was scrubbed with a brillo pad to feel used. I feel optimistic about our chances to help parts of our planet with more exposure to what is going on." artist statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Brown textedup paper boards by Hook Pottery Paper in a modified case binding letterpress printed with handset type on inkjet photo transfers silkscreen printed panels and acrylic painted Kozuke paper printing completed at Springtide Press with assistance from Jessica Spring; housed in an archival dropspine box. 4to. np. Illus. color plates. Numbered limited edition of 28 this being 21. Signed by the artist. hardcover books
2020ref. 11157Tacoma WA 2020. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Quiet sophisticated and remarkably powerful Gabby's newest work is an exquisite blend of book art and binding. Gabby has from early in her career gone beyond her roots in design binding creating the text art and printing for several books now. Just as her design bindings push limits and explore possibilities so does her art and print work. It is a remarkable evolution. "Ralph Emerson wrote this poem "Blight" in July of 1843. He spoke out on climate change and the ways we could shift course by not blindly following others. In describing his travels to Europe while writing on life and nature Emerson said "same faces under new caps and jackets another turn of the old kaleidoscope." I took some liberties with Emerson's poem surrounding his words with photographs captured at Owen Beach in Washington state on a rainy winter day in 2019. This public beach in the middle of an urban old-growth forest will close for a year beginning in fall of 2020 to mitigate the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. Emerson's words of anger and disappointment at environmental destruction only resonate more with our current climate of melting glaciers and raging fires. As we continue to twist the kaleidoscope I remain optimistic we will find a way to rearrange these fragments and improve the view for future generations." artist statement This copy a 'making copy' adds tests of inks gouache type and design on a lot of the pages on the main book. The clamshell box includes a drawer of three separate folios of ink photo transfer and gouache. Inset into the drawer are two test covers as well more like miniature bindings of the big book. One is just the case and one has a separate small binding to test the structure. Housed in a custom box. Tight bright and unmarred. Brown textured paper boards by Hook Pottery Paper in a modified case binding letterpress printed with handset type on inkjet photo transfers silkscreen printed panels and acrylic painted Kozuke paper printing completed at Springtide Press with assistance from Jessica Spring; housed in an archival dropspine box. 4to. np. Illus. color plates. Numbered limited edition of 28 this being AP1. Signed by the artist. hardcover
ref. 10426Tacoma WA 2020. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Archival Box. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Quiet sophisticated and remarkably powerful Gabby's newest work is an exquiste blend of book art and binding. Gabby has from early in her career gone beyond her roots in design binding creating the text art and printing for several books now. Just as her design bindings push limits and explore possibilities so does her art and print work. It is a remarkable evolution. "Ralph Emerson wrote this poem "Blight" in July of 1843. He spoke out on climate change and the ways we could shift course by not blindly following others. In describing his travels to Europe while writing on life and nature Emerson said "same faces under new caps and jackets another turn of the old kaleidoscope." I took some liberties with Emerson's poem surrounding his words with photographs captured at Owen Beach in Washington state on a rainy winter day in 2019. This public beach in the middle of an urban old-growth forest will close for a year beginning in fall of 2020 to mitigate the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. Emerson's words of anger and disappointment at environmental destruction only resonate more with our current climate of melting glaciers and raging fires. As we continue to twist the kaleidoscope I remain optimistic we will find a way to rearrange these fragments and improve the view for future generations." "The words were written by Ralph Emerson in 1843 about the perils of human influence on the world around us. I match his words with my photographs of Owen beach here in Tacoma WA that is about to be renovated because of rising tides and erosion from climate change. The text goes in and out the clear border mimics the tide or erosion and the paper was scrubbed with a brillo pad to feel used. I feel optimistic about our chances to help parts of our planet with more exposure to what is going on. The words were written by Ralph Emerson in 1843 about the perils of human influence on the world around us. I match his words with my photographs of Owen beach here in Tacoma WA that is about to be renovated because of rising tides and erosion from climate change. The text goes in and out the clear border mimics the tide or erosion and the paper was scrubbed with a brillo pad to feel used. I feel optimistic about our chances to help parts of our planet with more exposure to what is going on." artist statement. Tight bright and unmarred. Brown textedup paper boards by Hook Pottery Paper in a modified case binding letterpress printed with handset type on inkjet photo transfers silkscreen printed panels and acrylic painted Kozuke paper printing completed at Springtide Press with assistance from Jessica Spring; housed in an archival dropspine box. 4to. np. Illus. color plates. Numbered limited edition of 28 this being 21. Signed by the artist. hardcover
ref. B9781168095343New. unknown
ref. 1160811040.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. 1168095344.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1984ref. 2080502106908506Not Available 1984. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1996ref. ABE-4719179837Doubleday USA 1996 SIGNED on the title page. Another wonderful thriller and this copy is the perfect collectable. Protected jacket unread looking book beautiful binding. First printing no remainder mark. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Doubleday USA hardcover
2003ref. KOS06100122Unknown Valley 2003. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS06100122 Unknown Valley paperback
2022ref. ABE-1677491906616Dark Horse ComicsU.S. 2022 A superb copy of the first printing of this REVISED Second Edition. I know this sounds a bit contradictory; but such was the success of the First Edition it was decided to issue this revised version. It has a stunning extra section showing how the celebrated first printing was developed. It's therefore the edition to collect. New and unread first printing of this superb second edition. The great Dave McKean has arguably excelled himself with this wonderful book. He should be given a retrospective instead of all the over familiar 'artists' who keep circulating around the world's auction houses and galleries. McKean is so far ignored by the art establishment like so many others who can actually draw and paint and use their skills and imagination ; instead of merely conforming to a the establishment crap that subverts sensibility. Illus. by McKean Dave. 2nd Edition. Soft cover. New. Dark Horse Comics,U.S. paperback
1984This book places the emphasis first and foremost on the practical aspects of the subject. With Index, numerous diagrams and photos.
1968ref. 014080New York William Morrow & Company, Inc - Apollo editions 1968 in-8° Broché, couverture illustrée
1966Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. [viii], 91 p. Birgili Mehmet Efendi bibliyografyasi, (929-981 = 1523-1573). Istanbul kütüphanelerine göre.
1979ref. ABE-3667692368Jonathan Cape London 1979 SIGNED ON THE TITLE PAGE. Unread looking first edition in a near perfect protected jacket. The author's acclaimed first novel made into a prize winning film. Clean first printing of the much less common UK first edition in collector's condition. Unclipped jacket binding bright and undamaged. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Jonathan Cape London hardcover
1998ref. ABE-2704255759Faber London 1998 SIGNED on the title page no dedication no owner signature just a signed by the author softback original. Text block paper is tanning which is naughty of the publisher ; here is a great book by a renowned writer and Faber choose to print it on cheap pulp. Apart from this foolish decision this is a nicely designed production. The full colour cover is a French flap structure that has a beautiful monochrome photograph underneath it. So a high standard of design and typography but they print it on rubbish paper! Cannot understand why. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng 0.0 Language: eng. Signed by Author. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Fine. Faber London paperback
1895pp. vi, 241 + Photo frontis. Uncut. Top edge gold. 8vo. Original full green cloth binding, gold lettered. Hardbound. Very nice copy. SET/W47
1992Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 34 p. Bir kitabin hikâyesi; Divani Lûgat-it' Türk. Story of Divan-i Lügati't-Türk book in the last period of Ottoman Empire, discovered by Ali Emirî. Rare.
1852354pp.+ 1 grande planche dépliante, 22cm., br.orig. (dos restauré), coin détaché de la page de titre (sans perte de texte), texte frais avec peu de rousseurs, [contient e.a. la bibliographie et description de 210 ouvrages imprimés par Martens], B94178
1852354pp.+ 1 grande planche dépliante, 22cm., reliure cart.moderne, texte frais, [contient e.a. la bibliographie et description de 210 ouvrages imprimés par Martens], B106259
1856[x],153,[i] pp., 20cm., br.orig. (peu tachée, dos restauré, bien protégée par une couv. de papier cristal), cachet, peu de rousseurs, rare, B92352
1988ref. LD3197United States Government Printing Office 1988-12-28. Hardcover. Very Good. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes title page creased. United States Government Printing Office hardcover
First edition, 2 vols., xxxii, 383; ix, 670pp., large 8vo, 50 plates, orig. cloth. From the reference library of Prof. T. A. Birrell.
