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1970ref. 303807Santa Fe: Ancient City Press 1970. Paperback. 46p.5.5x8.5 inches preface introduction map illustrations selected bibliography. A variant printing judging from the bright white paper used for the cover perhaps later printing with ISBN listed on the lower right corner of the rear panel. Very good booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Ancient City Press paperback books
1970ref. 232973Santa Fe: Ancient City Press 1970. Paperback. 46p.5.5x8.5 inches preface introduction map illustrations selected bibliography very good first printing booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Ancient City Press paperback books
1970ref. 22784Santa Fe: Ancient City Press 1970. Paperback. 46p.5.5x8.5 inches preface introduction map illustrations selected bibliography very good booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. Ancient City Press paperback 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
1902ref. 53698London: Freemantle & Company 1902. Hardcover. Collectible: Good. Full leather with five raised bands on the spine. #12 of 150. Interior is VG. Mild wear to the edges this has been stored properly throughout its existence. Not musty or moldy. The gutters were cracked in both volumes: they have been properly preserved/restored professionally. The interior hinges have been reinforced with appropriately colored tape. Signed by Strang and Cameron. Board tips are slightly through on a few of the tips. Mild wear only. Not bowed. Gilt leather VG interior. 11 lbs. Freemantle & Company hardcover
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
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
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
1927A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Slight edge wear to cover. Title label peeling on spine. 12 full-page tipped-in etchings, protected by tissue-guards with printed captions. 12 1/4"w x 9 3/4"h. Introduction by Malcolm C. Salaman.
1927ref. 118380blaizot 1927 in-4 plein maroquin signé bernasconi goix Paris, Auguste Blaizot, 1927, 1 volume in-4 de 220x270 mm, 176 pages, (2)ff. (table des illustrations, justification du tirage gravée). Un des 300 exemplaires numérotés sur Velin de Rives, complet des illustrations à leau-forte par Bernard Naudin (en-têtes, culs-de-lampe, filigranes, planches). Belle reliure signée Bernasconi et Goix, plein maroquin bleu nuit, dos à cinq nerfs portant titres dorés et caissons richement ornés, deux filets dorés et beaux écoinçons inscrits dans un double encadrement sur les plats, toutes tranches dorées et double filet doré sur les coupes, bel encadrement des contreplats, gardes marbrées, couvertures conservées. Quelques frottements sur les coins et les coiffes, discrètes marques sur le plat inférieur et les mors, sinon intérieur frais, bon état, très bel exemplaire.
1927ref. 186Paris, Auguste Blaizot, 1927. Un vol. in-4 (22. 3x27) en feuilles. Couverture passée, particulièrement le dos, second plat insolé.
1878ref. 159781878 Paris,Henri Jonquieres 1924, in12, broché, 142 pp illustrations en couleurs de LATAPIE, planches hors texte et burins intexte,
186827 p. + [12] leaves of etched satiric plates by Volck. Lightly foxed. 20 x 16 cm. Original cloth binding, stamped in gilt and blind; slightly discolored. Written by James Fairfax McLaughlin (1839-1903), this is a caustic poetic satire on the "Black Republican" Union Civil War General and notorious carpet-bagger - Ben Butler (who was widely reviled for years after the war by Southern whites, who gave him the nickname "Beast Butler". It is most famous for its biting etched illustrations by the powerful artist and Confederate sympathizer A. J. Volck. Adalbert John Volck (1828-1912) emigrated to America from Bavaria in 1849, and became a successful dentist in Baltimore. He is principally remembered for "Confederate War Etchings", a series of caricatures favorable to the Southern cause, issued in 1862 & 1863 under the pseudonym "V. Blada." VERY SCARCE. W20
1942ref. 111332Chamontin Petits Chefs-d'Oeuvre d'Autrefois 1942 Editions Emile Chamontin, Coll. Petits Chefs-d'Oeuvre d'Autrefois, 1942, 50 p., broché, environ 205x135mmexemplaire numéroté 262 (l'un des 1420 sur vergé à la forme d'Arches), eaux-fortes de Michel Ciry. Couverture insolée avec petits manques de papier sur le haut et le bas du dos avec débuts de fente sur les mors, des rousseurs sur la page de garde, sinon intérieur propre.
1960ref. 4085Lausanne, André et Pierre Gonin, 1960. In-folio en feuilles de 110-[8] pages, couverture pourpre à rabats ornée d’une lithographie de l’artiste, sous chemise et étui cartonnage noir et blanc orné de lithographies. Belle condition.
1959ref. 23561959 1959 Editions Eryx, Paris, 1959. Un volume in-4 en feuilles sous couverture rempliée en papier chiffon avec incrustation de fougères et pétales de fleurs séchées sous emboitage, 15 illustrations, 162 pages, avec suite en un ton. Emboitage un peu défraichi, néanmoins bel exemplaire nominatif sur Rives enrichi un dessin original à la plume, signé.
1905ref. 2407Paris, Librairie des Amateurs, Ferroud, 1905 ; petit in-8, broché ; (3) ff. (bl., faux-titre, titre), 45 pp., (2) ff. (achevé d'imprimer, bl.) ; 10 illustrations en noir et trois états ; couverture beige à rabats imprimée en rouge et noir.
1956Cercle Grolier 1956, In-4 en feuillets sous chemise et double emboitage. Illustré de 25 Eaux-fortes de Mario AVATI tirées sur les presses à bras de J.J.J. RIGAL. Tirage à 220 exemplaires numérotés sur Grand Vélin de Rives. Exemplaire enrichi d'une Suite sur Japon nacré, signé de l'artiste sur la chemise, d'un superbe tirage original d'une eau-forte, de la plaque de cuivre de cette même eau-forte, du menu illustré, signé et dédicacé par Mario AVATI, du Cercle Grolier (15 décembre 1956 au Pavillon Dauphine) organisé pour la présentation de l'ouvrage. Egalement joint, dans le menu, les étiquettes d'une bouteille de vin "MARQUIS DE TERME 1951" + un 2° menu. Très bel exemplaire.
1956ref. 174400Cercle Grolier Cercle Grolier, 1956. In-4 en feuillets sous chemise et double emboitage. Illustré de 25 Eaux-fortes de Mario AVATI tirées sur les presses à bras de J.J.J. RIGAL. Tirage à 220 exemplaires numérotés sur Grand Vélin de Rives. Exemplaire enrichi d'une Suite sur Japon nacré, signé de l'artiste sur la chemise, d'un superbe tirage original d'une eau-forte signée, de la plaque de cuivre de cette même eau-forte, du menu illustré, signé et dédicacé par Mario AVATI, du Cercle Grolier (15 décembre 1956 au Pavillon Dauphine) organisé pour la présentation de l'ouvrage. Egalement joint, dans le menu, les étiquettes d'une bouteille de vin "MARQUIS DE TERME 1951" + un 2ème menu. Légères rousseurs n'affectant que la chemie et l'intérieur de l'étui, sinon Très bel exemplaire, rare dans cette condition.
1933ref. 4237Lyon, pour les XXX, s.d. (1933) ; in-folio en feuilles (325 x 250 mm) ; (4) ff. dont dédicace à Pierre Brisson, 205 pp., (1) f. imprimeur (Daragnès), 47 eaux-fortes originales d'André Villeboeuf dont 16 à pleine page, couverture blanc-crème, chemise dos parcheminé et plats de papier gauffré rouge y compris l'étui. Tirage total à 95 exemplaires sur vélin de Rives dont 30 nominatifs.
1885ref. 2223Paris, Pour les Amis du livre, A. Lahure, 1885 ; in-8, demie-percaline rouge à coins à la bradel, pièce de titre verte, fleuron décoratif doré, couverture conservée (reliure de l'époque, signée Champs) ; (2) ff. (faux-titre, titre), 294 pp., (6) ff; (justification, légende des gravures, 3 ff. Société des Amis du livre, 1 bl.).
1906ref. 194072Sans nom Eau-Forte entre 1893 et 1904. Paysages et divers, grands formats.N°4413. Format 31.4*43.5cm (visible car encadrée 52.5*63.7cm). Impression à l'encre noire. Costecalde - n°413. page 524-525. Signature gravée dans le sujet, vers le bas à gauche "E. Viala". Expédition non encadrée. Bon état
1900ref. 194070Sans nom Eau-Forte entre 1888 et 1898. A travers le Rouergue. n°41.2. Format 16.5*25.2cm (feuille). Epreuve isolée, impression à l'encre noire sur un papier de couleur crème. Encadrée. Costecalde - n41.2. page 68. Très bon état
1906ref. 194071Sans nom Eau-Forte entre 1906 ou 1907. Paysages et divers, grands formats.N°432. Format 55.6*41.4cm (feuille). Impression à l'encre noire. Costecalde - n°432. page 543-544. Signature gravée dans le sujet, vers le bas à droite "E. Viala". Elle apparait en oblique dans le bas de la maison, à hauteur de la pierre qui sert de garde-fou. Papier un peu jauni. Bon état
1900ref. 194067Sans nom Eau-Forte entre 1888 et 1898. A travers le Rouergue. n°40.2. Format 9.5*14.2cm (feuille). Epreuve isolée, impression à l'encre noire sur un papier de couleur crème. Au verso, à l'encre au composteur "27". Costecalde - n°40.2 page 67. titre au centre ; le trait de Causse en traits doubles. Très bon état
