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réf. 55755P., Ministère des Affaires Culturelles, 1962, fort in 8° broché, 421 pages ; couverture illustrée en couleurs.
réf. 55756P., Musées Nationaux, 1954, in 8° broché ; illustrations.
réf. 55121St Etienne, Musée d'Art Moderne, 1989-1990, in 4° broché, 231 pages.
réf. 57520P., Institut Néerlandais,1965, in 8° broché, 43 pages et 35 planches.
réf. GF31066un volume in-4, reliure d'éditeur toilée bleue - nombreuses reproductions en couleurs - avec additif -
réf. 55767Martigny, 1984, in 8° carré, 239 pages ; couverture e couleurs.
réf. 49398P., Musée du Petit Palais de la ville de Paris. 17 Novembre1978-28 Février 1979, grand in 8° carré, 120 pages ; illustrations en noir et en couleurs.
réf. 64947Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, 1985, in 4° broché, 351 pages ; couverture illustrée.
réf. 58117St Etienne, Musée d'Art et d'Industrie, 1982, in 4° broché, 95 pages.
réf. 55159P., Musée de l'Homme, 1976, grand in 8° carré, 147 pages ; couverture illustrée ; très nombreuses illustrations.
réf. 55761P., LPA, 1947, in 8° broché, 89 pages de texte et 104 planches hors-texte ; couverture illustrée.
réf. 55774P., Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, 1973, in 8° carré ; couverture en couleurs.
réf. 915Plaquette éditée à l'occasion de l'exposition des peintures de Roy Lichtenstein à la Galerie Ileana Sonnabend à Paris en juin 1965. Avec un interview de l'artiste par Gene Swenson intitulé :" What is Pop Art ?". Couverture illustrée et sérigraphiée, reproductions en couleur et noir et blanc, deux agrafes. Dim: 27 x 16,3 cm
réf. 915Plaquette éditée à l'occasion de l'exposition des peintures de Roy Lichtenstein à la Galerie Ileana Sonnabend à Paris en juin 1965. Avec un interview de l'artiste par Gene Swenson intitulé :" What is Pop Art ?". Couverture illustrée et sérigraphiée, reproductions en couleur et noir et blanc, deux agrafes. Dim: 27 x 16,3 cm
réf. 56133P., Launette, 1888, in 4° broché ; nombreuses reproductions.
réf. 56134P., Jouaust, 1885, in 4° broché ; nombreuses reproductions ; petites taches sur le titre et le premier feuillet.
réf. 49389P., 1980, grand in 8° carré ; très nombreuses illustrations en noir et en couleurs.
réf. GF31064Une brochure in-4 non paginée (64 pages) - plusieurs reproductions en noir à pleine page -
réf. 46253P., Ministère des affaires culturelles, 1964, in 8° broché, XLI-160 pages.
réf. 55768P., Musées Nationaux, 1967, in 8° carré ; couverture en couleurs.
1939réf. 60410Stanford & San Francisco CA: James Ladd Delkin Bret Harte Associates of California WPA 1939. 8vo. 127 1 pp. Text illustrations throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers map on back cover of the GGIE held on Treasure Island slight dustsoiling still NF copy. First edition of this excellent travel guide produced by the Federal Writers Project of the Works Progress Administration detailing events of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition held on Treasure Island in San Francisco and sights in the surrounding area. WPA & PWA New Deal program grants aided in funding the extravaganza. James Ladd Delkin, Bret Harte Associates of California, WPA, paperback
1935réf. 61830San Diego CA: Shell Building San Diego Exposition 1935. One oblong atlas folio map. 32 x 22 in. Double-sided colour lithograph pictorial map with inset colour illustrations on verso of History of San Diego fold creases as issued light age toning at fore-edges very minor edgewear w/ original mailing envelope from the “Shell Building” at the CPIE toning to envelope NF/VG- copy mailed to Miss Gladys Buckman 1920-2011 in Long Beach CA from her brother Loren M. Buckman 1913-1995 who at the time was stationed on the USS Northampton CL/CA 26 US Navy Cruiser sunk later in 1942 at the Battle of Tassafaronga repelling Japanese from reinforcing troops on Guadalcanal. First edition of this scarce and beautifully rendered pictorial map celebrating 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. This map reminiscent of the work of Jo Mora looks Eastward from a high point above the Pacific Ocean depicting San Diego from La Jolla to Oneonta and inland up to Cuyamaca Dam. Many of the buildings developed the architect Requa’s 1881-1941 “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 and preserved the popular buildings which are still evident in Balboa Park. Bloodgood 1896-1989 was an illustrator cartoonist and map maper who produced a substantial body of pictorial maps from 1935-1968 for Shell Oil and the Pic-Tour Guide Series with this one being distributed from the Shell Building exhibit at the CPIE. Worldcat locates 6 copies SFPL U of FL Osher Map Lib. Bancroft UC San Diego Harvard. Shell Building, San Diego Exposition, unknown
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
1939réf. 57661San Francisco CA: Crocker Company 1939. Oblong 4to. 12 x 9 in. 16 pp unpaginated. With numerous colour photo plates. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art night scene photos of the Exposition very slight shelfwear w/ original printed mailing envelope added label for Wobbers on cover minor toning shelfwear still F/NF copy. First edition of this beautifully printed photographic excursion through the Art Deco marvels of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition held on Treasure Island in San Francisco. Crocker Company, paperback
1894réf. 171109San Francisco: H.S. Crocker 1894. Nos. 1 and 2 in the California Educational Series published in March and May of 1894 and issued as Sunday supplements by the "San Francisco Chronicle" in conjunction with the California Midwinter International Exposition a World's Fair held from January 27 through July 5 1894 in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Each volume features 12 color lithograph illustrations accompanied by descriptive captions. Both volumes side-stapled in wrappers. No. 1 Good only moderate loss to the wrapper edges with wrappers and several leaves detached from the binding. No. 2 Very Good plus with some light wear to the bottom right corner of the final leaf and rear wrapper. H.S. Crocker unknown
