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1954réf. 2092902141206114beijing history museum 1954. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 beijing history museum paperback
réf. 11379Paris, Galerie Jeanne Bucher, mars 1969 plaquette in 12 brochée de 56 pages insérée dans une couverture un 8 carrée
réf. 11379Paris, Galerie Jeanne Bucher, mars 1969 plaquette in 12 brochée de 56 pages insérée dans une couverture un 8 carrée
1935réf. 60627San Diego CA: America’s Exposition 1935. 8vo. 76 pp. With text illustrations photos illustrated ads 1 large folding map. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art of two Californio’s dancing Junket Ice Cream ad on rear cover minor shelfwear minor rubbing still VG copy w/ ticket from the “Foot Relief Station” laid-in and former ownership markings; from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan. First edition of this guidebook to the very successful California Pacific International Exposition held in San Diego over two years at the depths of the Great Depression to revive the Southern California economy which featured a number of unusual concessions and exhibits such as the Gold Gulch Lost Continent of Mu the Zoro Garden Nudist Colony and the “One Ton Mechanical Man.” Several of the exhibits used at the recently closed Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago 1933-1934 were re-used for the CPIE. Requa 1881-1941 famed San Diego architect was one of the founders of the very influential Requa & Jackson architectural firm and were the architects of choice in San Diego and Los Angeles during the booming 1920s who developed the “Southern California Architecture” style drawing upon the historical architecture of the Colonial Mexico the Pueblos of the Southwest and the Moorish features from Spain and North Africa was the Master Architect for the California Pacific International Exposition of 1935-36 and preserved the buildings which are still evident in Balboa Park. America’s Exposition, paperback
1893réf. 60902Chicago IL & Philadelphia PA: George Barry 1893. 8vo. 383 1 pp. Map frontispiece’s. With 336 black & white plates text illustrations. Half-calf over contemporary marbled boards black & gilt spine label minor scuffing to marbled boards pastedowns & inner hinges repaired still VG copy from the libraries of Franka Johnson and Prof. Marvin Nathan w/ ownership markings on ffep. First edition stated of this relatively uncommon guidebook to the paintings and art exhibited at the 1893 Columbian Exposition. The Art Gallery featured an impressive international group of artists including Winslow Homer William Chase Walter Crane Childe Hassam Adeolphe Marais Amanda Sewell Kenyon Cox and over 100 others. Charles McMeen Kurtz 1855-1909 at the time was one of Halsey Ives’s Assistants in the Fine Arts Department of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition Art Director of the 1894 St. Louis Exposition and later Museum Director at the Buffalo Museum of Art 1905-1909. See: Dybwad & Bliss Annotated Bibliography: World’s Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893 1992 907 1st ed. George Barry, hardcover
1939réf. 60961San Francisco CA: A.L. Vollann Production Golden Gate International Exposition Allied Printers; Mercury Press 1939. Two pieces. 1st - 12mo. 4 pp upaginated. self-printed softcovers printed in blue on peach-coloured paper stock cover art illust. of the Entrance to the GGIE; 2nd -- 4to. 16 pp unpaginated. with photo illustrations. Self-printed olour-illustrated softcovers minor creasing edgewear slight rubbing VG- still a VG pair from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan with the second inscribed by Art Linkletter dated 1939. First editions 2nd signed of these surprisingly uncommon pair of promotional brochure and original souvenir program for the 1939 productions of Vollmann’s massive “Golden West” cavalcade on the 400 foot long stage movable stage sets “Third dimensional sound” and two real railroad trains on the center stage. Recreations included Cabrillo’s “discovery” of California; founding of the first Mission at San Diego by Father Junipero Serra; The Bear Flag Revolt; 1849 Gold Rush; Joaquin Murrieta visits Hangtown; and even Custer’s Last Stand. Linkletter 1912-2010 was a Canadian-American who during the 1930’s was working as a radio personality and announcer in San Diego and then San Francisco and directed programs for Fairs and Expositions across the U.S. best remembered for his People are Funny TV show 1954-1961. No copies located of the promotional brochure. A.L. Vollann Production, Golden Gate International Exposition, [Allied Printers; Mercury Press], paperback
1906réf. 62213Portland OR & Brooklyn NY: The J.K. Gill Company Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition The Albertype Co. ca. 1906. Oblong 4to. 12.5 x 10.5 in. 23 leaves unnumbered. on gray-brown paper 1 leaf double-page folding. With 23 tipped-in printed Albertype photos of Portland Oregon & environs throughout 1 double-page folding birds-eye view of City from the Heights. Khaki-coloured textured softcovers yapp fore-edges w/ lozenge photo cover art plate of Mount Hood and Multnomah Falls on the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Line punch-sewn at gutter margin w/ tan silk braid minor rubbing edgewear some minor tears to yapp edges still VG copy from the libraries of A.rie Binkhorst 1865-1957 insurance agent financier and later pastor based in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo MI and A. Rodney Eckerson 1930-2024 former purchasing agent for the Port of Portland. First edition of this nicely-illustrated souvenir distributed at and after the Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition by the J.K. Gill Company as promotional souvenir for the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. bringing homesteaders land developers and business into the Pacific Northwest. Images include views of the Portland waterfront logging rafts near Swan Island municipal and commercial buildings downtown street scenes with mix of horse-drawn wagons & buggies with Brass Era automobiles City Park the statues “Coming of the White Man” and “Sacajawea” installed during the Exposition and a panoramic birds-eye view taken from the Heights. Most of the images appear to be shots by Fred H. Kiser an accomplished mountaineer and promoter who was one of the most successful and widely known landscape and commercial photographers in the American West during the opening decades of the 20th century. He and his brother Oscar operated the Lewis & Clark Official Photographic Company at the Exposition which gave them their start and he became well known for his images of National Parks and the picturesque Columbia River Gorge. Worldcat locates 1 copy Columbia - misdated “1902”. The J.K. Gill Company, Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition, The Albertype Co., paperback
réf. 60754Buffalo NY: Gies & Co. Printers & Engravers. 4to. 8.25 x 8.5 in. 47 1 pp. printed in red & black double columns with text photos & illustrations throughout 1 map of the Exposition Grounds. Light green softcovers lozenge cover art of Pan-American map logo lettering in red & black large Evergreen trees in silhouette by F.F. Helmer 4to. folds down into 4.2 x 8.5 in. pocket size slight shelfwear very light rubbing still NF copy from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan. First edition of this very rare travel promotional guide to the Pan-American Exposition featuring photo illustrations & plans for the forthcoming Exposition. Of particular interest are the R.E. Lawton text photos of the Native Americans attending the Congress at the Exposition including a Seneca Chief Iroquois Lacrosse players and Ghost Dancers. Many of the images detail the surrounding area of Buffalo Erie Canal Hamilton Ontario Canada Niagara & more. Sadly the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York is best remembered today as the site of President McKinley’s assassination Sept. 6 1901. Gies & Co., Printers & Engravers, paperback
1901réf. 60753Buffalo NY: Charles Ahrhart Gies & Co. Printers & Engravers 1901. 12mo. 5 x 7 in. 176 pp. 1 large folding colour map frontisp. Plan of the Pan-American Exposition drawn by C.E. Pelz numerous photo illustrations and plates 1 large folding map “New Map of the City of Buffalo.” Embossed forest-green softcovers raised & embossed gilt lettering & globe medal on front cover embossed fir & palm trees old tape repairs to closed tears at fold creases on frontisp. map some dustsoiling edgewear still VG- copy from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan. First edition of this fairly uncommon travel guide book to the Pan-American Exposition featuring both the large folding maps. Included are descriptions of the range of acts and attractions featured at the Exposition which included Bostock’s Trained Wild Animals Akoun’s Beautiful Orient Venice in America with Italian Gondoliers Roltair’s House Upside Down or “Palace of Illusions” the “War Dance of Cape Lopez Blacks” the Philippine Village the Hawaiian Village which featured a representation of the Kilauea Volcano ever erupting and the Battle of Missionary Ridge Cyclorama. Augmenting the City of Buffalo map is a directory to all of the streets and cross streets and hotels restaurants and other services also receive mention. Sadly the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York is best remembered today as the site of President McKinley’s assassination Sept. 6 1901. This guide book was released with issues containing just one plan to the exposition as well as this version which featured the City of Buffalo map as well. Charles Ahrhart, Gies & Co., Printers & Engravers, paperback
1519réf. 60989Akron OH: Saalfield Publishing Co. c. 1915 1923. 4to. 192 pp. plus 2 pp. publisher’s ads. Colour frontisp. 5 colour internal plates numerous black & white illustrations. Quarter-tan cloth over pictorial boards cover art of Billy Whiskers at the Exposition with Nannie minor edgewear rubbing minor bumping to corners w/ d.j. cover art front & back covers by Murch minor shelfwear light rubbing couple very minor chips VG/VG bright copy from the library of Prof. Marvin Nathan. Early edition of this 17th title in the wonderful series about the misadventures of the famed goat including mishaps in San Francisco’s Chinatown and a rundown on the wonders of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Ads on front flap listing to Billy Whiskers’ Frolics 1923. Saalfield Publishing Co., hardcover
1904réf. 60923St. Louis MO: Official Photographic Company Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co. Robert A. Reid 1904. 12mo. Die-cut heart-shaped sized 6 x 6.25 in. 49 leaves unnumbered. With 47 photo plates all w/ decorative borders. Colour-illustrated softcovers sewing hole at upper fore-edge punch-sewn w/ silk thread slight creasing to upper left fore-edge minor edgewear still a VG copy. First edition of this charming and inventive souvenir view book to the St. Louis Worlds Fair Louisiana Purchase Exposition offering a comprehensive illustrated tour to the famed event. The opening images reflect the contemporary fascination with the ethnological “Human Zoo” indigenous people’s exhibits on “The Pike” including photos of the Native Americans at the Indian Congress Philippine Igorrots dancing Singalese dancers geisha girls at the Japanese tea house the Chinese Pavilion and other exhibits. Also included are views of the Palaces of Mines & Liberal Arts Palace of Agriculture East Plaza with giant statues of Lewis & Clark the Louisiana Purchase Stock show featuring eleven prize steers the Ferris Wheel exhibit interiors and more. Worldcat loctes 7 copies CS Fresno History CO DLC U of DE Missouri Hist. Mus Bryn Mawr SMU. Official Photographic Company, Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co., Robert A. Reid, paperback
1932réf. BK-005741932. Paperback. Good. Please review all photos for complete condition details. paperback
réf. M5863Rare. Aspetti culturali di Roma e del Lazio nei secoli IV e III A. C. L'Erma di Bretschneider Roma 1977 ristampa anastatica. Thick in-8 xv & 382 pages 565 descriptions of objects 24 figures in b/w 107 plates 1 large foldout map. Softcover in very good condition. Language: Italian/Italiano. This book ships from Europe shipping costs will be updated accordingly BPF. Relevant subjects: Egypt: Catalogue Rome. unknown
réf. 721Affiche originale, impression en lithographie. Mourlot, Paris. 1956. Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm. Excellent état.
réf. 721Affiche originale, impression en lithographie. Mourlot, Paris. 1956. Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm. Excellent état.
1965réf. 34296Oxford British Museum 1965 In-12, bradel peau havane, impressions or sur le premier plat et le dos; doublures et gardes de papier crme, tranches lisses (reliure de l'diteur).Cette importante tude sur les reliures de Jean Grolier, abondamment illustre, a servi de catalogue l'exposition qui s'est tenue la British Library en 1979 (34296 - DOC416).
réf. 291DELPIRE, Publicité, Paris. 1965. Impression Offset. Dimensions: 71,5 x 50 cm. Parfait état.
réf. 291DELPIRE, Publicité, Paris. 1965. Impression Offset. Dimensions: 71,5 x 50 cm. Parfait état.
réf. 12719Paris, 1931. 1 médaille en bronze célébrant l'Exposition Coloniale Internationale de 1931. Sur l'avers figure un buste de Marianne de face au centre, entouré de bustes adossés d'indigènes, Exposition Coloniale 1931. Sur le revers, vue de monuments de l'Empire colonial avec au centre, le temple d'Angkor Vat. Au-devant corbeille de fruits avec cartouche. Médaille attribuée au graveur Raoul Benard. Son Poids est de138 g, son diamèrtre de 67,5 mm et son épaisseur de 4,5 mm. Il s'agit d'une médaille de récompense offerte à Monsieur Pierre Bourret.
réf. 12046Port-Louis, Ile Maurice, The General Printing and Stationary Cy Ltd, 1938. 1 volume in-8, 104 pp. + 36 pp. de publicités, reliure demi-toile chagrinée, plats cartonnés marbrés, papier friable avec quelques restaurations, sinon bon état général.
réf. 2035L’exposition de Paris 1878 et PARIS-MURCIE 1879 journal hebdomadaire,bureau rue du Croissant avec la collaboration d’écrivains,édition enrichies de vues,de scènes,de reproductions d’objets d’Art,de machines,de dessins et gravures par les meilleurs artistes.Petit folio demi chagrin marron à nerfs,titre et filets dorés,double filet doré sur les plats,faux-titre,titre illustré,324 pages,texte sur 3 colonnes,illustrations hors-texte, certaines sur double page complet des suppléments.Parution en 40 livraisons hebdomadaires de 8 pages,tranches marbrées,il est joint à la fin du volume "PARIS-MURCIE" très rare journal publié au profit des victimes des inondations d’Espagne par le comité de la presse française Numéro unique Décembre 1879,petit in folio de 24 pages.Texte sur 3 colonnes Nombreuses illustrations,en noir et blanc, dans le texte et en hors-texte. Nombreux fac-similés et autographes.Composition et dessin de Gustave Doré, gravée par Pannemaker.Dessin de Gérome,Dubuffe, Madrazo,Berne-Bellecour Boulanger,Bastien Lepage,Tony Robert-Fleury,Laurens,Hébert,Henner,De Neuville,Mélingue, Leloir,Meissonier,Carolus Duran,Fantin Latour,Cabanel, Bouguereau,Louise ABBEMA,Clairin.Textes inédits de :Victor HUGO,Alexandre DUMAS,François Coppée,Fréderic Mistral, Jacques OFFENBACH,Sarah BERNHARDT,Theodore AUBANEL,Paul DÉROULÈDE,Émile LITTRÉ,Alphonse DAUDET,Louis BLANC,Émile ZOLA.Autographes des principaux monarques:le Roi ALPHONSE XII d’Espagne,Isabelle de Bourbon,Princesse,Louise de Danemark ainsi que du Pape LÉON XIII,GARIBALDI,Ferdinand de LESSEPS,OSMAN-PACHA Très rare.Rousseurs habituelles
1995réf. 2071995 - agrafé - Galerie ESCA, Nîmes - Revue trimestrielle - Numéro «0» de février 1995, concernant l’exposition de Paul Collins, puis du N° 1 (ISSN: 1263-5960) au N° 62 du dernier trimestre 2010 (ISSN 1263-5960) - In-12 (15 x 10 cm), feuillets agrafés - Nombreux textes d'artistes, d'exposition et de critiques, avec de nombreuses photographies en noir et blanc - Le carton contient aussi des numéros hors série: Numéro de Caroline Muheim (Les gens concernés) - Hors série 1995: Christian Liger (Passage du commerce St-André) - Hors série 2005 is/sud - Hamid Maghraoui & Bernard Veyrat 2k3 (2003) - Hors série 1998 - Hors série 1997 - PRESENTATION : Petite revue trimestrielle du Sud de la France éditée par une galerie d’art contemporain de Milhaud, présentant l’actualité régionale sans se dispenser de voyager au-delà. Comptes rendus d’exposition et analyses critiques portent sur Antoni Muntadas, les Rencontres de la photo d’Arles, Jean-Luc Verna, Paul Collins… Papiers Libres est une revue trimestrielle d’art contemporain publiée par ESCA depuis 1995, qui propose des comptes rendus d’expositions, des analyses critiques, des réflexions thématiques et des textes littéraires. Elle fait intervenir critiques, artistes et écrivains pour rendre compte de l’actualité artistique régionale tout en explorant des événements et pratiques au-delà du territoire, avec une approche mêlant critique, théorie et information. La Galerie ESCA, association d’art contemporain basée à Milhaud (près de Nîmes, Gard), soutient depuis les années 1990 des projets d’expositions, d’éditions et d’événements qui font dialoguer la création locale, nationale et internationale. Elle est connue pour son engagement à promouvoir la scène contemporaine hors des circuits strictement institutionnels, en particulier dans le Sud de la France.
réf. 17020Société française d'édition d'art L.H May & G. Mautoux Paris, 1900, in-4 reliure éditeur maroquin brun à long grain à la bradel, plats décorés à froid d'une guirlande végétale sur le premier plat et d'un médaillon sur le second plat. Tête dorée. Impression sur papier couché fort. 328pp. L'illustration comprend 173 photographies en noir et blanc dont 21 hors-texte. Edition originale de cet ouvrage publié à l'occasion de l'Exposition Universelle de 1900 à Paris, notoirement connu pour être la vitrine officielle des colonies françaises. Territoire du nord de l'actuel Viêt Nam, le Tonkin était officiellement un protectorat français à partir de 1884. Dans les faits, il était géré comme une colonie, le résident-général ayant tous les pouvoirs. Il faudra attendre 1954 pour que le Tonkin passe sous le contrôle du Nord Viêt Nam. Exemplaire en reliure éditeur de luxe, le tirage ordinaire étant proposé en demi-percaline. Quelques légères éraflures sinon très bon état.
1958réf. 010828Paris Pierre Jean Oswald 1958 In-4 En feuilles, couverture illustrée à rabats Ed. originale
1900réf. LCI-1855Paris Cercle de la Librairie 1900 1 in 4 Reliure Demi-Chagrin rouge dos lisse Document rétrospectif d'une importance capitale pour l'histoire du livre et de la typographie fin-de-siècle, ce recueil magistral, précédé d'une notice historique fouillée par Lucien Layus, fut publié par le Cercle de la Librairie à l'occasion de l'Exposition Universelle de Paris en 1900. L'ouvrage dresse un panorama exhaustif des métiers du livre, de la presse, de l'édition musicale, des affiches et de l'art de la reliure au sommet de l'Art nouveau.L'exemplaire est revêtu d'un très beau demi-chagrin rouge à dos lisse, offrant une présence vive et élégante. L'intérieur se distingue par une tenue remarquable, absolument exempt de taches ou de rousseurs. Malgré une légère tache au plat arrière, le volume demeure en très bon état de conservation.Un précieux témoin documentaire et bibliophilique sur l'industrie culturelle et les arts graphiques à l'aube du XXᵉ siècle, incontournable pour tout collectionneur spécialisé dans l'histoire de la librairie ou les Expositions Universelles.
