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1957Hardcover in good condition. No jacket. Part two only. Boards are lightly marked and scored. Leading corners, edges and spine ends are lightly bumped and worn. Page block and some pages are lightly marked and tanned. Ink stamp on title page. Text is clear throughout. HCW Used
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1820ref. 1153London: Printed for the Author. 1820. First Edition; Second Issue. Original blue paper boards with paper label. Very good; some spine abrasion. 8vo viii 1 - 149 1 - 159 1 - advertisement engraved frontispiece This appears to be a remainder issue of two works issued by the author in 1819 and 1820. Under directions to the binder the title and prelims. of vol. 2 were to be cancelled the case in this copy when bound up together. Smart was a prolific author in the field of language and philosophy. He describes himself as a public reader of Shakespeare who is offering a new principle that guides every speaker. The second volume is devoted to the examples of how his new theory operates in the theatre. DNB XVIII 385. Printed for the Author. hardcover books
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ref. 54982Buenos Aires: CAyC June 28 1974. Octavo 21.5 × 15.8 cm. Original staple-stitched wrappers with photomontage; 16 pp. with numerous reproductions of artworks and photographic pictures of performances as well as theater and dance pieces. Very good. Catalog for the exhibition "Latin American week in London" which gave an overview of the current projects from the region that emerged as a result of the CAyC and pursued the "Arte de sistemas" approach. CAyC addressed an extraordinarily broad spectrum of contemporary positions and genres of contemporary art at the time different systems. These included artists from Conceptual Art Arte Povera Concrete Art and Poetry Op Art Land Art Fluxus Mail Art Cybernetic Art Installation Art Process Art etc. System aesthetics" endeavored to unite the widest possible spectrum. "Arte de Sistemas" was the attempt to realize and depict an understanding of interacting systems in a context. The systems theorist and artist Jack Burnham whose texts in the magazine "Artforum" played a decisive role in shaping the concept of systems aesthetics had a formative theoretical influence on this. One of his theories was that art functions as a kind of "information processing device" that mediates between natural phenomena and cultural phenomena. Cf. entry for the CAyC Newsletter 1971 / GT-54 on the page "CAYC Files" htt ps://ic aa.mfah .o rg Thus the catalog presents a different project on each double-page spread. One example is the Grupo de Teatro del Encuentro a theater group that was part of the CAyC's activities in 1973-74. The Argentinean theater director and playwright Alejo Piovano was its leader. The performance artists were influenced by political and experimental theater. In contrast to classical bourgeois theater the actors were interested in a ritual quality. Accordingly the catalog does not speak of a play but of a "ceremony" as a "presentation of myth". Cf. Verónica Tejeiro entry for the CAyC Newsletter 1974 / GT-469 on the page "CAYC Files" https://icaa.mfah.org Furthermore the catalog presents for example a "Round Table" on "Art and culture in the countries if the Third World" "Phono-Visual Performance" Film experimental theater and video art. unknown
1854ref. 19907Lyon, A. Brun (Lyon, imprimerie de Giraud et Josserand), s.d. (circa 1854 - 1864) ; in 12 broché, 12 pp., la dernière avec le même décor que la première mais sans texte.
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1841ref. 0056991841 Paris, Charpentier, décembre 1841. In-8 (253 X 160 mm) demi-toile chagrinée vert bronze, dos lisse, titre doré en long (Reliure de l'époque) ; (2) ff. de faux-titre et titre, 81 pages, une carte dépliante. Rousseurs, légers frottements à la reliure.
ref. 13405Paris, chez Théodore Legras, 1724, 1 pleine basane, dos à nerfs, orné. in-8, 1 ff. blanc, XX-618 pp. + 2 feuillets de privilège et errata, 15 cartes dépliantes, ex-libris manuscrit ;
1839ref. 013820PARIS ET SAINT-PETERSBOURG LIBRAIRIE DUFART & CHEZ HAUER 1839 3 tomes en 2 volumes grand in-8 de 566 + 520 + 504 pages , dans une reliure XXéme demi basane noire , dos à 4 nerfs avec titrage doré , couvertures conservées + un ATLAS in-folio de 2 pages de texte et bien complet des 9 cartes dépliantes ( quelques taches sans aucune gravité ) , fortes rousseurs sur ces 2 pages ainsi que la page de titre , autrement bons à très bons exemplaires . Bon Couverture rigide