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rif. 14858136 pp.; 116 illus. biblio. Text: French. Exh. cat. Musée International du Carnaval et du Masque Binche 1983. Pbk. KEYWORDS: 004 Africa: General Art & Reference books unknown
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1907rif. 132537Portland Post Card Company Press of the Irwin-Hodson Company 1907. First Edition. Pamphlet. 8 by 5-1/2 inches oblong. Title page plus 30 unnumbered leaves of plates from black-and-white photographs partly captioned. An attractive pictorial souvenir for this annual Portland celebration. Uncommon with few holdings in OCLC. First edition first printing. A near fine copy in wrappers paperback tied with a lime-green ribbon as issued. Portland Post Card Company (Press of the Irwin-Hodson Company) unknown
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2004rif. Ware869KM084Navigate Express Co 2004. 8. Good hard cover book with no dus. Prompt shipment with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE NEW boxes Good hard cover book with no dust jacket 8vo 86 pages Navigate Express Co hardcover
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1993rif. 2090502113715428Not Available 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1987rif. G0902570293I3N00W.E. Collins Great Britian 1987. Hardcover. Good. Disclaimer:Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. W.E. Collins Great Britian hardcover
rif. BN608923Rio carnival fantastic Hardcover Rio carnival fantastic Hardcover Rio carnival fantastic Hardcover hardcover
1922rif. 36538La Crosse: Published by Levy Bros. 1922. 1922. WISCONSIN. First edition. 7 7/8" x 10 1/2" oblong pictorial stiff wrappers n. p. 76 pp. illustrated. The entire booklet is all views of the Winter Carnival. Pictures of the King and Queen ski jumping ice skaters many floats and bands that every business sponsored all trying to win the first prize which eventually went to the Batavian National Bank Marching Club. All had fun doing this fair as there were many interesting costumes by the entrants. The Tribune Marching Club dressed as Indians the float by George Tire Depot had several tires and was topped by a dog the La Crosse Rubber Mills Co.'s float was a nifty shoe filled with company executives the W. A. Roosevelt Co. Marching Club had its costumed members march with a trained bear and many others of interest. Three of the views are fold out views. A fine copy. Published by Levy Bros.], 1922. unknown
rif. AA/SC/14023Art; Mardi Gras; Carnival; New Orleans; Official full color PROCLAMATION poster REX THE KING OF THE CARNIVAL at the New Orleans Mardi Gras 1982 celebrating 111 years of the Reign of Rex. This most rare piece measures 17 1/2 X 23 3/8 inches. Near Fine. unknown
1990rif. 239441990. West Hollywood Halloween and drag photo archive showing gay nightlife costume performance and gender play at the city's Halloween celebration circa 1990s when the annual event was developing into one of the country's largest public Halloween gatherings. West Hollywood occupied an exceptional position in American gay civic life by this period.Incorporated in 1984 through a coalition that included LGBT activists its first City Council became the first municipal governing body in the United States with an openly gay majority and the new city quickly enacted protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation and against people with HIV and AIDS.The Halloween Carnaval formally launched in 1987 from earlier gay Halloween gatherings along Santa Monica Boulevard gave that political and social visibility a mass public expression through drag costume performance and occupation of the street. WeHo By 1995 contemporary reporting described nearly 100000 people converging on West Hollywood for Halloween and traced the celebration to gay men who had begun gathering there more than two decades earlier. Photo archive of 41 chromogenic color photographs each approximately 4 x 6 inches West Hollywood California circa 1990s. The photographs record drag queens gay men and other costumed participants moving through a crowded nighttime celebration frequently stopping to pose embrace dance and perform for the camera. Costumes range from Snow White and other fairy tale figures to nurses brides cowboys showgirls geisha inspired characters with parasols Egyptian royalty devils flight attendants and performers in elaborate gowns lingerie wigs feathers sequins jewelry and theatrical makeup. Several photographs concentrate on coordinated groups: three figures appear in matching blue dresses and white caps; blond performers carry circular signs reading "Air Head Airlines"; a nurse wears white with prominent red crosses; and bridal and princess costumes recur in exaggerated forms. Other images capture pairs embracing friends laughing for the camera performers dancing among spectators and men adopting deliberately heightened feminine personae through padded bodies evening dresses high heels wigs cosmetics and jewelry. The recurring participants and crowded surroundings preserve the Carnaval as a social event rather than simply a costume display recording interaction between drag performers friends spectators couples and other revelers within West Hollywood's nightlife environment. The photographs belong to a specific history of West Hollywood as both a center of gay life in Southern California and a municipality in which LGBTQ political power became part of civic identity. The city's connection to gay activism preceded incorporation: Los Angeles Pride moved to West Hollywood in the 1980s while local organizing around gay rights HIV and AIDS domestic partnership and discrimination shaped the government established in 1984. Halloween developed within that environment as a particularly visible form of queer public culture. A 1995 Los Angeles Times account described gender bending costume as a defining feature of the West Hollywood celebration even as its popularity brought an increasingly broad public audience. As the scale continued to grow the City later described the Carnaval as the country's largest outdoor Halloween celebration and has recorded attendance estimates reaching hundreds of thousands while identifying costumes exhibition performance and self expression as defining elements of the event. These photographs capture that culture during the 1990s when an event rooted in gay community life was becoming a mass regional spectacle without losing drag and gender transformation as central forms of participation. Light surface wear and occasional handling marks; images remain strong and legible. Overall in very good condition. A substantial photographic record of West Hollywood Halloween at the intersection of gay civic identity drag culture gender performance and one of the nation's largest public Halloween celebrations. unknown
1804rif. E5UG7Z4OCT3NLeipzig 1804. 16mo in 8s 14 x 10.5 cm. Friedrich August Leo Original publisher's paperboards printed from an engraved plate and hand-coloured each board with a costume scene in a decorated frame with caricature faces also with faces and decorations on the spine green paste-downs. With 2 stiff coated leaves at the end apparently intended for writing with a stylus. With 12 numbered engraved plates by Friedrich Wilhelm Nettling all coloured by a contemporary hand each showing several figures in carnival costumes. 31 1 blank pp. Very rare first and only published part of a series of hand-coloured carnival costume plates each of the 12 with a letterpress description in German and French. Only plates 9 and 10 bear the name of the German draughtsman and engraver Friedrich Wilhelm Nettling best known for his portrait of Bach but all may have been engraved by him. The mostly comical or farcical plates illustrate a fairy with her entourage a Chinese man Don Quixote and Sancho Panza a group of beast people and many other extraordinary figures. Two figures in one plate wear funnels as hats like the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz. Besides the 12 plates in the booklet itself the engravings on the boards show two male figures gymnasts one in a clown-like costume on the front and a dancing woman with a tambourine on the back.With some minor stains and the front of the binding slightly damaged in the lower margin and lower right corner spine cracked. Good copy.l Baumgärtel Die Almanache Kalender und Taschenbücher 1750-1860 der Landesbibliothek Coburg p. 32; Köhring 111; WorldCat 633348944 465355875 3 copies; not in Colas; Hiler; Lanckoronska & Rümann; Lipperheide; for Nettling: Thieme & Becker XXV p. 400. ABE CAT Costumes & Uniforms ART ARCHITECTURE & PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK HISTORY & PRINTING DRAWINGS PRINTS & WATERCOLOURS Almanacs Caricature & Satire Costumes Fashion & Uniforms hardcover
