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1698ref. 136484(Um 1698). Unter Passepartout. Format Ca. 13x8 cm. Gutes Exemplar.
1698ref. 136488(Um 1698). Unter Passepartout. Format Ca. 13x9 cm
1698ref. 136487(Um 1698). Unter Passepartout. Format Ca. 13x9 cm
1839ref. 025643Bibliographisches Institut AG, Hildburghausen / Amsterdam / Philadelphia: 1839. Halbleder Ordentlich
1698ref. 136486(Um 1698). Unter Passepartout. Format Ca. 13x8,5 cm
1977ref. 59363Durham: The Friends of Duke University Library 1977. First Edition. One of 300 numbered copies of which 250 are for public sale specially bound and signed by the author and illustrator this being copy no.92. Octavo 23.75cm; red cloth with titling and decorations stamped in gilt on spine and covers; 46pp; illus. A Fine copy with the original prospectus laid in. The Friends of Duke University Library unknown books
1925ref. 9013300Paris: Le Groupy 1925. paperback. Very good condition. One of 575 numbered soft cover copies loose bound with an original etching on the front cover stamped in black and red. Chips and closed tears to the extremities of the wrapper. Interior is clean. Le Groupy paperback books
1993ref. 37567San Francisco: Arion Press 1993. Hardcover. Fine. Hardcover. Number 126 of 250 numbered copies signed by the artist on his artist's statement preceding the text. There were also 26 lettered copies for private distribution. This was the forty-first publication of the Press. The text of this book is "From the History of an Infantile Neurosis" that was reprinted in The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud Volume XVII pages 7-122 translated from the German under the editorship of James Strachey. The Wolf-Man was the pseudonym given by Freud to his patient a young Russian man named Sergei Pankejeff. Freud's analysis of the Wolf-Man became his most famous case centering on the interpretation of dreams and childhood sexuality. In addition to the text of Freud's study this book includes an erudite and detailed discussion of Freud's work and influence by Richard Wollheim. Wollheim was a British philosopher noted for original work on mind and emotions especially as related to the visual arts specifically painting. The striking woodcuts and etchings illustrating the book were done by Jim Dine b. 1935. He is a well-known American artist who rose to prominence in late-1950's New York. He was closely associated with the Pop Art movement. An innovator throughout his long career Dine's extensive output includes paintings assemblages sculptures drawings prints and over twelve books of poetry. He has been the subject of more than 300 solo exhibitions around the world including eleven major surveys and retrospectives since 1970. The book was designed printed and bound at the Arion Press under the direction of Andrew Hoyem. Bound in gray cloth with a black cloth spine with titling in silver. The front cover has an image by Dine of a young boy confronting a wolf. Printed in Century Old Style type for the text with Century Expanded italic and Miller & Richard Old Style capitals for display. The text paper is Johannot mouldmade in France. The etchings and woodcuts are on T.H. Saunders Drawing paper mouldmade in England. The intaglio prints were editions by Pace Editions in New York. The book is housed slipcase covered in black paper with gray cloth trim with a black title label to spine. Accompanied by prospectus. Book is in fine condition in a near fine slipcase. Measures 10 x 12.5 inches. 114 pages plus illustrations. PRI/103024. Arion Press hardcover books
1939ref. 35481Baltimore: The Etchcrafters Art Guild 1939. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover. Number 69 of 200 copies. The 100 etchings in these two volumes are all artist proofs individually signed by Don Swann. Inscribed from the artist and author: "Aunt 'Madge' and Uncle 'Ed'. December 25th 1941 with Best Wishes. From Don Sr. & Don Jr." Don Swann Sr. 1889 - 1954 grew up in Baltimore attending Maryland Institute College of Art and is known for his etchings of colonial and Neo-classical American architecture. In addition to houses he also did multiple etchings of Baltimore cityscapes. His son Don Swann Jr. 1911 - 1998 followed in his father's footsteps to become a master etcher. He continued to operate the Etchcrafters Art Guild after the death of his father. Both volumes are bound in blue leather over blue leatherette boards with gilt titles to spines. Minor scuffing to both spines and light stain to spine of second volume. Minor foxing to interiors heaviest on tissue guards and browning to endpapers. All etchings have the original tissue guards bound in. Bound by the Elliott Bookbinding Company in Baltimore. Printed on Rives Woven Imported paper with Old Style Caslon type at the Monumental Printing Company in Baltimore with typography by Norman T.A. Munder. Continously paginated - 425 pages. Size: Folio. MD/122121. The Etchcrafters Art Guild hardcover books
1976ref. 50105Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. Fine/Very Good Condition. Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. First Trade Edition. Slim octavo 23cm; publisher's cloth in black photo-illustrated dust jacket; 45pp.; two full-paged etchings. Light edge wear to jacket margins else a Very Good to Near Fine copy. Inscribed by both authors though only signed by Eberhart to the late collector and bookseller Burt Britton on half title page: "For Burt Britton / from the Author with best wishes for his tranquility & prosperity / January 4 1979" and "For Burt too and with all best wishes Richard Eberhart / January 30 1979." Title page continues "An explanation by Allen Ginsberg of his publication Howl and Richard Eberthart's New York Times article 'West Coast Rhythms' together with comments by both poets and relief etching by Jerome Kaplan." . Penmaen Press unknown books
1976ref. 35487Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. Fine. Lincoln MA: Penmaen Press 1976. First Edition Limited to 300 copies of which this is no. 237. Slim octavo 24cm; original two-toned cloth printed in silver foil; 45pp.; full-page etchings. Just About Fine condition. Signed by Ginsberg and Eberhart on colophon in rear of volume. Title page continues "An explanation by Allen Ginsberg of his publication Howl and Richard Eberthart's New York Times article 'West Coast Rhythms' together with comments by both poets and relief etching by Jerome Kaplan." Typographic design by Michael McCurdy and binding by Robert Burlen & Son from a design by Robert Hauser. Penmaen Press unknown books
ref. 499380Maine: Romulus Editions 1989. Hardcover. Fine. First edition deluxe issue. Poems by David Walker. Etchings by Thomas Cornell. Quarto. 38pp. Quarter blue morocco stamped in gold paper-covered boards. printed on handmade Barcham Green Langley paper illustrated with five original etchings by Thomas Cornell. The spine cover and title page reproduce a "voiceprint" from a recording of the poet pronouncing the vowels and consonants of the book's title on a precision oscilloscope. Copy letter "h" of 24 lettered copies along with an extra separate suite of etchings "the first pulled from these plates" each limited to 24 lettered copies signed by David Walker and Thomas Cornell all within a box made by Jeffrey Haste. A fine copy beautifully printed and illustrated in about fine clamshell case with the topedge faintly sunned and a bit of very faint spotting along the spine edge. Beautifully printed and designed by George Benington the multi-color etchings printed by James Cambronne. Two of the etchings are individual portraits of Franz Kafka and Charles Ives. Striking etchings by the artist Thomas Cornell who had a one-man show at the G.W. Einstein Company in New York. Thomas Cornell is the Bowdoin College Richard Steele Professor of Studio Art. "A graduate of Amherst College Cornell studied for a year at Yale School of Art and Architecture. In addition to Bowdoin he has taught at the University of California at Santa Barbara and at Princeton University. He has received many awards including a Fulbright Grant the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award and the National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities Fellowship in 1966. He was elected to the National Academy of Design in 1983. His work is present in art books most notably Rizzoli's Post-Modernism The New Classicism in Art and Architecture by Charles Jencks. He has had five one-man exhibitions in New York City and seven major museum exhibitons including a Bowdoin College Museum of Art exhibition in 1990 with a catalogue essay by Martica Sawin" cf Bowdoin College Visual Arts Department Website. Romulus Editions hardcover books
1905ref. 40530Bedford Park Chiswick: The Caradoc Press 1905. Limited edition. Hardcover. g to vg. 1/350. Large octavo. 14 155 1pp. Striking contemporary gilt-ruled full calf with gold decoration and lettering to spine. Raised bands. Top edge gilt. Dentelles. Marbled endpapers. Engraved frontispiece portrait of Izaac Walton. Title page in red and black lettering. Decorative initials and tailpieces. This splendid limited edition of Walton's masterpiece "The Compleat Angler" is the exact reprint of the first edition published in 1653. It is a celebration of the art and spirit of fishing in prose and verse. Walton's frontispiece portrait as well as the decorative initials and ornaments were designed and engraved by Harry George Webb a recognized artist of the time. One of 350 unnumbered copies on paper out of a total edition of 364. Binding rubbed along joints with head of spine slightly chipped. Binding in overall good interior in very good condition. The Caradoc Press hardcover books
1922ref. 56032Berlin: Eigenbrödlerverlag GmbH 1922. First edition. Hardcover. Very good to fine condition. 83/100. Quarto. Unpaginated. Original cream-colored pigskin with gilt embossed decor of covers gilt lettering on black leather label and gilt decor on spine; raised bands. Top edge gilt. Cream ribbon marker. Heavy decorative endpapers. Title page printed in blue and black. Signed "Münchhausen" and Kolb" on limitation page. Includes seven etchings with tissue guards all signed by the artist. Story of the legendary horse Bayard in medieval tales of knights. Text in German Gothic script. Binding with light wear along edges and minor scuffs and very light staining of covers. Eigenbrödlerverlag GmbH hardcover books
ref. D21076Hardcover. Near Fine. N.p. n.d. ca. 1880's. A rare suite of seventy engraved plates. Small quarto. Portrait of la Fontaine and sixty-nine engraved plates engraved by Oudry after Courtry Greux Mongin etc. All plates are mounted on stubs and are printed on laid-paper. Bound in near contemporary full vellum boards ruled in black and red spine painted in red and black. Marbled endleaves. Binding a bit toned and soiled with some wear; boards bowed; very minor occasional soiling on plates. Plates generally bright. hardcover books
1926ref. 28373n.p.: Privately Printed. 1926. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine. quarter-bound light blue cloth over marbled boards; gilt-stamped lettering and small nude figure illustration on spine; no dust jacket a lovely copy with just the slightest wear to the extremities including a very slight exposure of the board at the lower tips; some of the pages remain unopened. B&W etchings A nice copy of this desirable edition of the French poet's scandalous first novel originally published in 1896 which recounts the tortured relationship of the courtesan Chrysis and the sculptor Démétrios the latter driven to commit theft and ultimately murder by the former's resistance to his desire for her. A sensation in France it was reported to have already had 35 printings within a few months of its first publication an English translation was printed in Paris as early as 1900 but the book drew the attention of American censors and customs officials and remained difficult to obtain in the U.S. for many years. When Louys's brother-in-law lectured at Harvard in 1900 one prominent and widely-syndicated literary critic opined that "he ought to be ashamed of the relationship" because "Aphrodite" was "written printed and bound nastiness and unadulterated filth." Eventually a theatrical adaptation had a five-month run in New York in late 1919 and early 1920 and got the bluenoses' panties in a bunch all over again. The nekkid-lady illustrations in this edition "limited to 650 copies of which which 600 copies are for sale" this being no. 499 are by Clara Tice the so-called "Queen of Greenwich Village"; this was one of a dozen or so books Tice illustrated during the 1920s when she was at the height of her fame and in great demand as a magazine and theatrical illustrator. . Privately Printed hardcover books
1977ref. 71157Chatham NY: Sagarin Press 1977. Limited edition signed and hand-numbered #155 of 200 copies. Hardcover. Near Fine. Signed by the author and the illustrator in ink on the colophon. 48 pp. Quarto 27 cm; full tan colored cloth with title blind stamped on the front board and printed in brown on the spine. Forest green endpapers. No dust jacket as issued. Only hints of shelfwear and the boards are very subtly bowed at their fore-edges. A nice copy. With the signed and numbered etching by Brauer titled "Offering" and tissue guard laid-in at the front. Four etchings printed and bound within the text by Bauer alongside the twenty-four poems by Fox. The colophon reads: "This is the special limited edition of The Juggler by Siv Cedering Fox. It is printed on 70 lb. Mohawk Soft White Superfine text paper and set in Optima type. Printed at the Studley Press and bound by hand at the Bridgeport National Bindery. This edition is limited to 200 copies of which this is #155 hand-numbered Siv Cedering Fox signed Bill Brauer signed. Sagarin Press hardcover books
2000ref. 55192Rochester New York: The Black Bird Press 2000. First limited edition. Hardcover. Very good to fine condition. 29/100. 30 6pp. Original gray cloth with black lettering on cover with small drawings on covers housed in same color slipcase. Half-title with drawing and black and blind-stamped lettering. Signed by poet and artist hand-numbered on colophon. Contains thirty poems and is illustrated with three full page etchings one sepia toned initialed by artist. Designed and produced by The Black Bird Press with text hand set in 18 point Centaur and Arrige with titles in Goudy Old Style on Rives BFK paper. Etchings and type are printed by the artist. The edition is numbered one through one hundred. An additional ten copies numbered I through X contain an original graphite drawing. All copies are hand sewn and bound at Olde Ridge Bookbindery Rochester N.Y. Slipcase with very light wear book in fine condition. The Black Bird Press hardcover books
1912ref. 52175Essen Germany: Krupp A. G. 1912. First edition. Hardcover. Very good condition. Inscribed to "Max von . in friendship Krupp Bohlen Halbach Herbst 1912" on front free endpaper. Folio. 416 2pp. 4 plates 2 foldouts. Original ochre cloth with brown lettering and publisher's device on cover brown lettering and ruling on spine. Black edges. Title page with publisher's device. Green ribbon marker. Head and endpieces with drawings and woodcuts by Robert Engels and C. Thiemann throughout depicting factories factory grounds and company products of the manufacturer. Three full page etchings of Alfred Krupp and one of Friedrich Alfred Krupp by W. Conz. Contains twofold color lithograph of the cast steel factory and a twofold color lithograph with plans of Krupp factories from different years in pocket at rear. Text in German. Light water-staining along bottom of front cover and spine. Imprint at rear with light foxing at top near spine and some water stains at bottom of back free endpapers. Krupp A. G. hardcover books
1925ref. 48170Berlin: Eigenbrödler Verlag 1925. First limited edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. 36/525. Signed by Kyser and Oppler on colophon. All etchings signed by Oppler. Quarto 32 2pp. 10 plates with original etchings with tissue guards. Spectacular original hand-bound green gilt decorated morocco with gilt lettering and decor on spine raised bands in plain original tan dustwrapper protected by modern mylar; housed in original plain cardboard slipcase handwritten lettering on spine. Gilt top edge. Ribbon marker. Printed on Japan paper. Cover design by Ernst Nicolas. One of one hundred copies of the deluxe edition. Novella by the German author screen and audio-play author Hans Kyser war reporter and author of the first German "Talkie" Das Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzern The Girl with the Matchsticks. Kyser directed a Luther biography and was head dramaturge at the German movie production firm Bavaria Film. The ten sensuous etchings illustrating the stage performance of a dancer are by Ernst Oppler a German impressionist painter and etcher. After studying at the Academy of Arts in Munich he went to England to study Whistler and then the Netherlands to practice the pleinair method. Back in Munich he joined the Munich Secession and on invitation of Max Liebermann moved to Berlin and joined the Berlin Secession. He became an important chronicler of the history of ballet in Germany. The numbers I-XXV and 1-100 are printed by hand and signed by the artist. This is number 36. Text in German. Light wear and age-toning of protective dustjacket and slipcase. Eigenbrödler Verlag hardcover books
1929ref. 44148Paris: Devambez 1929. Limited edition. Softcover. g to vg. 1/20. Folio 13 1/2 x 11". 137 5pp. Original glassine over decorative dust-jacket and blind wrappers. Book housed in its original chemise with title label to spine. Chemise itself housed in its matching slipcase. Color illustrated title page. Originally published in 1895 "Les Villages illusoires" by Belgian symbolist Émile Verhaeren is one of two works the other being "Les Villes tentaculaires" expressing the writer's growing concern for social problems based on the 'illusory character' of human perception. This striking limited edition is splendidly illustrated by Belgian artist Julien van Santen who studied under Brussels engraver Jeff Codron. Our copy contains 50 of the 51 etchings 17 etchings in 3 states as the 17th etching is in two states only. One of 20 artist copies after 40 copies on japon impérial 30 on japon and 130 on Vélin d'Arches total edition 220. Minor shelf wear and age-toning to spine. Minor and sporadic foxing along paper edges not affecting lettering or illustrations. Text in French. Slipcase and chemise in overall good to good condition glassine dust-jacket wrappers and interior in very good condition. Émile Verhaeren 1855-1916 foremost among the Belgian poets who wrote in French. The vigor of his work and the breadth of his vision have been compared to those of Victor Hugo and Walt Whitman. Devambez unknown books
1926ref. 44185Paris: Éditions de l'Intermédiaire du Bibliophile 1926. Limited edition. Softcover. vg. 1/705. Quarto 9 x 7". 220 4pp. Uncut and unopened. Original glassine over printed dust-jacket and blind wrappers. Tissue-guarded etched frontispiece in two states. Publisher's device on title page. "Le Spleen de Paris" is a collection of 50 short prose poems by Charles Baudelaire the iconic author of "Les Fleurs du Mal" The Flowers of Evil. The collection was published posthumously in 1869 and is associated with the modernist literary movement. This limited edition is splendidly illustrated throughout with 10 tissue-guarded etchings by Édouard Chimot. One of 705 numbered copies of which this is No. 622. Some age-toning to glassine. Text in French. Dust-jacket wrappers and interior in very good condition. Éditions de l'Intermédiaire du Bibliophile unknown books
1883ref. 44485Paris: E. Plon et Cie 1883. First edition. Hardcover. g to vg. Folio 14 3/4 x 11 1/4". 8 414 2pp. Uncut and unopened copy. Later 3/4 brown cloth over marbled paper covered boards with gold-lettered title label to spine. Original wrappers bound in. Front cover and title page in red and black lettering. Frontispiece. Monumental monograph on the life and work of Benvenuto Cellini 1500-1571 the renown Italian goldsmith sculptor and draftsman of the Renaissance. Cellini is one of the most important artists of Mannerism and is remembered for his skill in making pieces such as the Cellini Salt Cellar and Perseus with the Head of Medusa both reproduced in this book. This work is splendidly illustrated throughout with 16 eaux-fortes by Paul le Rat one by Baudran 25 heliogravures by Dujardin 4 by Lemercier 40 b/w illustrations by Kreutzberger and 2 woodcuts by Peulot. Some fraying and moderate abrasion to tail of spine. Minor foxing to very first leaves. Fore-edge of pages 321 to 348 slightly and partly water-stained not affecting text or illustrations. Plate 61 detached but present. Text in French. Binding in overall good interior in good to very good condition. E. Plon et Cie hardcover books
ref. 42463Paris: Georges Fall 1975. Limited First edition. Hardcover. vg. 1/150. Folio 15 1/2 x 11 3/4". 30 6 loose pages as issued. Original printed wrappers with blue and black lettering to front cover. Portfolio housed in a red cloth chemise with blue lettering to spine. Chemise housed in its matching burgundy cloth slipcase. Hand-signed etched frontispiece. Accompanying a text by Arturo Schwarz this portfolio contains four striking color etchings including frontispiece by André Masson one of the pioneers of Surrealism. Each etching is tissue-guarded and hand-signed by the artist in pencil at lower right margin. One of 150 numbered copy on Vélin d'Arches paper of which this copy is. unnumbered! Text in French. Slipcase chemise wrappers and interior in overall very good condition. Arturo Schwarz born in 1924 is an Italian scholar art historian poet writer lecturer art consultant and curator of international art exhibitions. He lives in Milan where he has amassed a large collection of Dada and Surrealist art including many works by personal friends such as Marcel Duchamp André Breton Man Ray and Jean Arp. Georges Fall hardcover books
ref. 41901Berlin: Guido Moriell 1991. Limited edition. Hardcover. Fine condition. Signed by the artist on each etching and colophon. A15/50. Small Folio. 55 1pp. Original hand bound blue Morocco with geometric cover design by bookbinder Guido Moriell and black-stamped lettering on spine housed in blue cloth clamshell box with gilt lettering on spine. Every binding of the deluxe edition is a unique copy. Includes the video documenting the production of this anniversary edition housed in separate compartment of clamshell box as issued. Bibliophile edition on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the bookbinder Guido Moriell Radolfzell released in two Deluxe Editions A and B of 50 copies each and a standard edition of 100. This is No. 15 of the deluxe edition A printed on handmade paper. With 10 signed and hand colored original etchings by Rudolf Stuckert printed on the hand press of the artist. Top edge blue. Blue shaded endpapers. Blue initials. Text revised by John Loram based on the translation by Wilhelm Cremer 1922. Beautiful hand press production on firm handmade paper by the Steinort paper mill. An artistic masterpiece of modern hand press printing and bookbinding. Rudolf Stuckert 1912-2002 was a German painter and gallerist. He studied at the Academies in Kassel and Düsseldorf and was a master student of Oskar Moll. Stuckert opened his first gallery in 1936 in Düsseldorf with an exhibitions of Bruno Goller. In 1949 Stuckert became a cofounder of the New Rhine Secession Neue Rheinische Sezession in Düsseldorf. He had moved to Lake Constance in 1947 where he became a cofounder of the artist group "Der kleine Kreis" and was considered one of the so-called Höri-Painters. His paintings are an interplay of figurative and abstract elements. Landscapes ballplayers and acrobats are his favorite motifs. Guido Moriell is a film enthusiast and bookbinder in Radolfzell Lake Constance. In 2008 his work as a bookbinder was featured in the prestigious exhibition "Kunst des Bucheinbandes Art of Bookbinding" at the Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar. Emphasis of the exhibition was the bookbinding in historic fashion showing a video of Guido Moriell at work as an example of traditional bookbinding. Guido Moriell hardcover books
