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2010réf. 174710New York: Fundacion Cisneros 2010. Hardcover. VG/VG light shelfwear to corners and edges Signed by artist to previous owner on flyleaves. Gray cloth boards with stamped design on front cover silver lettering on spine black and white dust jacket with black and orange lettering 343 pp richly illustrated in color. SIGNED BY ARTIST TO PREVIOUS OWNER. Written in English and Spanish. This catalogue is the first extensive catalogue documenting the modern art portion of the collection. The book is organized in two sections: the first documents the history of the FC/CPPC through a historical account by Ariel Jiménez a conversation between James Cuno and Patricia Phelps de Cisneros and an essay by John Elderfield on the relationship between the CPPC and The Museum of Modern Art New York. The second section reproduces 175 works in color from the modern collection organized by country and then alphabetically by artist. Fundacion Cisneros hardcover books
2001réf. 176432Mexico: Albedrio 2001. Softcover. VG small tear to back of wraps light shelfwear to wraps. White wraps with bw illustration on front cover black and blue lettering 89 pp richly illustrated in bw and color. Text in Spanish and English. Introductory text by Ariel Zúñiga. Albedrio paperback books
2006réf. 171612Mexico D.F.: Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes 2006. Paperback. VG- light corner/edge wear and minor scuffing and soiling to wraps. White and color-illustrated wraps with red and black lettering. 319 pp. Mainly color illustrations. Map. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museo del Placio de Bellas Artes Mexico City Aug. 2-Oct. 22 2006. Text in Spanish. Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes paperback books
1988réf. 166286Caracas: Lagoven 1988. Paperback. VG-. Slight bowing shelf wear to cover. Clean and tight contents. BW/gray illustrated wraps with red/white lettering. 112 pp. Approx 30 color plates 25 BW illustrations. Part of the series Lagoven Booklets. Text in English from original Spanish published in 1987. A discussion of the various exhibits presented by this Venezuelan museum. Lagoven paperback books
1981réf. 139204Paris: Galerie Ariel 1981. Limited to 500 copies. Hardcover. VG- orange invitation card stapled to inside cover light soiling to upper cover label at top corner rear cover. Color illustrated wraps 8 leaves from 4 folded sheets unbound laid inside folded cover. 13 illustrations 2 in color one of these is a 2-page spread. Includes a 2-page artist's statement with many plates. Galerie Ariel hardcover books
2005réf. 135495New York: Guggenheim Museum Publications 2005. Hardcover. As new. Square Quarto. Hardcover. Quarter bound in maroon cloth with pictorial paper boards 426 pp. many BW & color illus. Issued in conjunction with the 2005-2006 Guggenheim exhibition. Erratum slip tipped in. Includes historical articles: 12th-17th Centuries: The Age of the Icon / Gerold Vzdornov -- The Imperial Collections of Peter the Great and Catherine the Great / Sergei Androsov -- 18th and Early 19th Centuries / Mikhail Allenov -- Late 19th Century / Robert Rosenblum -- Early 20th Century: Shchukin and Morozov Collections and the Avant-Garde / Dmitry Sarabianov -- Socialist Realism through the Thaw / Boris Groys -- 1957 to the Present / Valerie L. Hillings Ekaterina Degot and Alexander Borovsky. Guggenheim Museum Publications hardcover books
réf. 101146Clarissa Editions. Hardbound. Like New. Red cloth with color illustrated dustjacket. 159 pp. Profusely illustrated with large color plates. Includes an essay by Doniger and an interview with the artist by Jordan. A large book that will impress your friends and associaytes. Clarissa Editions hardcover books
2011réf. 44881Seattle: Trafficker Press 2011. Very Good . Seattle: Trafficker Press 2011. First Edition. Small octavo 21.7cm; sewn card wraps; 38pp. Clean and crisp with light rubbing at top rear corner. Binding sound and pages unmarked. Designed by Andrew Kenower and printed / edited in Oakland and Berkeley by Erin Morrill. Six copies found in OCLC at time of writing. Trafficker Press unknown books
2017réf. 288143Los Angeles: Third Step 2017. Magazine. 52p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. This issue covers Chico's Angels a Latino Drag Comedy troupe. Also LA Auto SHow After Sexual Assault Power of Hatred: LA County's Hate Crime report. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
1989réf. 318672New York: Simon & Schuster 1989. First. hardcover. fine/fine. Illustrated with some maps and photographs. 571 pages. Thick 8vo blue cloth-backed boards d.w. New York: Simon & Schuster 1989. First edition. Fine in fine dust wrapper. Signed and dated on the flyleaf by the famed Israeli General & Statesman: "For. with best wishes Ariel Sharon 6.9.89" Simon & Schuster unknown books
réf. 31307Quarto 4 pages plus stampless address leaf few holes in least leaf affecting text slightly otherwise very good. 1844 Father-in-law of the Illinois emigrant who would become Abraham Lincoln's anti-slavery conscience "….The eye of God has been upon us while we surrounded the Table of the Lord…We parted with our minister for a season not knowing whether we meet on earth again. He is going to the South on account of his wife's health….Professor Mandeville of Clinton College will supply his place….I received a letter…from Sheldon…He is in a religious family if there be any at the South…He still believes he shall meet us in Illinois…The hand of God has been wonderful towards me and my family for a long time past…May we bless God for what he has done for us and confide in him in future. May we all be wise and rejoice with trembling. Death is abroad in the land…I wish they would go west with me… Hatt…don't want to go with me but she wants to go to Albany and Graduate…The times are so hard I almost despair of even thinking upon the subject much less of acting upon it…The good book says 'Jealousy is cruel as the Grave' therefore to put mine to rest I would like to know whether there was any deception used to bring about so long a separation between me and my wife. I would not complain without cause surely but the time does seem long positively comparatively and superlatively. Does Mother say she is glad of it I don't believe it – but if she does no matter. Good may grow out of it…better affections of the heart in lively exercise will richly compensate us and render us more happy. I have not been burdened with many cares the season past – my condition more tolerable on account of it. Tell mother I have thought some of selling myself if she will do so too for life and go to work for them – for whom Whoever will take the responsibility upon them of providing for us for a few days during life. You all know I am naturally lazy and too much inclined to throw off responsibility upon some one and if I did not believe this course would induce me to become more active I would not suggest it. Do you think I'm crazy.I should like to see….all your faces and hear your voice and…set at your table if your food be plain and simple with thanksgiving to God…fearful that sickness may enter your family on account of high living. I hope not….If anything should happen to prevent my coming west – what then The Lord will direct. I may go in my own wagon to Brother Isaac's…" … Ten years had passed since Wait Talcott had married Dr. Ariel Norton's 20 year-old daughter Elizabeth in upstate New York. Four years after their marriage Talcott had loaded his wife and children and also apparently his mother-in-law Mrs. Norton onto a covered wagon and set off from New York for a new life in frontier Illinois. Dr. Norton did join the Talcotts in Rockford Illinois where he would die in 1855 –living long enough to see his son-in-law become a wealthy farm implement manufacturer as well as a successful politician being elected in 1854 to the Illinois State Senate and becoming good friends at the time with Springfield lawyer Abraham Lincoln who was also elected to the Senate in which he had formerly served but declined to take his seat. During that campaign Lincoln first publicly declared his opposition to the "monstrous injustice" of slavery later crediting the deeply religious Talcott long a militant abolitionist who favored immediate emancipation with influencing his thinking on that burning subject. Lincoln later confided to Talcott that his anti-slavery passion had "produced a much stronger impression on my mind than you may think." Talcott also played a more concrete role in Lincoln's rise to national prominence when he fought off a patent infringement suit by wealthy industrialist Cyrus McCormick a high-stakes lawsuit which has been called "the patent case that lifted Lincoln into a Presidential candidate". Lincoln was involved at the start when McCormick sued Talcott and his partner alleging patent violation of his reaping machine and asking $400000 in damages. Talcott engaged Lincoln as courtroom advocate for a two thousand dollar legal retainer – the largest Lincoln had ever received. But after the trial was moved from Chicago to Cincinnati and McCormick hired a former Attorney General of the United States to represent him Talcott facing financial ruin added more experienced attorneys – notably including Edwin Stanton who sidestepped and then humiliated Lincoln. First catching sight of the gangly shabbily-dressed country lawyer Stanton called him a "long-armed ape who knows nothing" and refused to allow Lincoln to speak in the courtroom. A "sad and gloomy" Lincoln sat silently through the proceedings until the judges handed down their decision against McCormick who filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court. Lincoln deeply insulted had nothing more to do with the case. He even offered to return the retainer he had received an offer refused with the only politeness he was shown by Stanton. Still the case gave Lincoln a new perspective on his strengths and weaknesses in both law and politics – and incidentally introduced him to the contentious man who would later become his Secretary of War. When the case came before the Supreme Court Talcott traveled to Washington for the trial his first visit to the national capital where he was put off by all the "glitter and show…temptations and remissness in Christian duty." The Court ruled against McCormick who was ordered to pay the defendant's $75000 in legal fees. Lincoln received only a small fraction of that but he would long remember it as a significant boon to his political career - enough to give him the financial freedom that year to mount his historic 1858 campaign for US Senator against Stephen Douglas his last stepping-stone to the Presidency. When Lincoln entered the White House Talcott might have assumed an influential position in Washington had it not been for his refusal to leave his Illinois home for the distasteful capital. Still the President wrote Talcott that he was at least "determined" to give him a modest federal appointment in the Treasury Department recommending Talcott to the Secretary of the Treasury as "one of the best men there is." When Talcott next visited Washington it was sadly to attend his old friend's funeral. books
2011réf. 344311Los Angeles: Third Step 2011. Magazine. 40p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS though the SF/Bay Area magazine has more on local events and figures. Some entertainment and fashion. Third Step unknown books
1990réf. 619811New York: Viking 1990. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine. First American edition. Translated from the Spanish by George Shivers. Spotting on the half title page thus near fine in a fine dust jacket. Advance Review Copy with publisher's material laid in. Viking hardcover books
1989réf. 343573Managua: Instituto Nicaragüense de Investigaciones Económicas y Sociales 1989. Paperback. 158p. 8.5x6 inches; paper browned pps. 105-112 with single vertical crease otherwise in very good condition. Text in Spanish. Cuaderno de Investigación no. 4. Instituto Nicaragüense de Investigaciones Económicas y Sociales paperback books
1992réf. 619479London: Nick Hern Books 1992. Softcover. Near Fine. Special programme edition. Trade paperback. 61pp. Faint crease on front cover near fine. Play at Duke of York's Theatre on February 11 1992 starring Juliet Stevenson Bill Paterson and Michael Byrne. Made into a movie directed by Roman Polanski and starring Sigourney Weaver. Nick Hern Books unknown books
2001réf. 615682New York: Siete Cuentos Editorial 2001. Softcover. Fine. Uncorrected proof. 12mo. Text in Spanish. Fine in glossy wrappers. Siete Cuentos Editorial unknown books
2015réf. 343134Los Angeles: Third Step 2015. Magazine. 72p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. This issue covers Gay Pride & local LA events etc. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Third Step unknown books
2017réf. 343137Los Angeles: Third Step 2017. Magazine. 52p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
2016réf. 343136Los Angeles: Third Step 2016. Magazine. 60p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
2023réf. 343139Los Angeles: Third Step 2023. Magazine. 32p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
2021réf. 343138Los Angeles: Third Step 2021. Magazine. 48p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
2018réf. 343140Los Angeles: Theird Step Inc 2018. Magazine. 32p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. Theird Step, Inc unknown books
2016réf. 343135Los Angeles: Third Step 2016. Magazine. 64p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. This issue covers International Mr. Leather Patrick Smith on Homophobic State Sponsored-violence. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
2017réf. 284449Los Angeles: Third Step 2017. Magazine. 60p. includes covers 8.25x11 inches articles opinion interviews reviews news services and resources ads photos very good LGBTQ glossy magazine in stapled pictorial wraps. This issue covers Palm Springs Leather Pride. The passing of icon Edith Windsor. Angels of Bread artist/activist Leo Herrera. Bad Dragon Fantasy Toys. Plam Springs Artist Marsha Robinson. Monthly magazine with emphasis on LGBTQ rights and AIDS. Some entertainment and fashion. Only two holdings for the publication located in OCLC as of 5/2022 and those only a few issues. Third Step unknown books
1977réf. 70710New York: Simon and Schuster 1977. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. SIGNED. 420pp. Octavo 24.5 cm 1/4 tan cloth with blue paper over boards. In a dust jacket with moderate surface and edge wear a bit of age-toning and a few spots of light soiling. Bookseller's sticker on the rear inside flap. Signed by Will and Ariel Durant on the front free endpaper. Ariel has signed in blue ink and Will has signed in black ink. Simon and Schuster hardcover books
