Marin, John; Herbert J Seligmann, edBiblio.com
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réf. 6992New York Privately Printed for An American Place 1931. 8vo 9.875” x 6.5” gray cloth gilt title at spine. Facsimile of an autograph letter bound in. Laid in photograph and newsprint portrait. First edition limited to 400 copies this copy number 343. Inscribed by Marin on the half-title: “To Stanley Clifford write some more John Marin.” A volume of letters written to Alfred Stieglitz between 1910 and 1930 reflecting the close relationship between the artist and the gallerist. Stieglitz was a crucial figure early in Marin’s career giving him his first one-man exhibition in 1909 at gallery 291 and providing him with financial support. Many of the letters included here were written from Stonington and West Point Maine. A photograph of Marin’s cottage at Cape Split Maine taken by Stanley Clifford in the fall of 1950 and so inscribed on the verso is laid in. Clifford was a Deer Isle Maine antiquarian bookseller and a friend of Marin. CONDITION: Near fine. New York Privately Printed for An American Place, 1931 unknown
1931réf. 182960New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. VGVG very minor spotting on front cover which ppears age-toned. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 242 of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover
1931réf. 183325New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 numbered copies. Hardcover. VG light tanning to cover edges; light scuffs & scratches w/ some brown discolorization to gutter. light tanning to pg edges. many unopened pgs. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 185 of 400 copies. This copy is inscribed to Gertrude Weyhe Dennis the daughter of renowed book dealer and gallerist Erhard Weyhe; dated May 24 1948. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover
1931réf. 175605New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. VG ex-libris. corners rubbed. spine corners rubbed. half-inch tear to top of spine cloth. small dent to top edge of cover. light shelfwear & spotting to cover. libris sticker on inside cover pastedown w/ small number notations in top corner & faded blue marking. neat owner's signature along top edge of cover fly-leaf. pgs exhibit light edge toning w/ occasional instances of foxing near the spine & top corners. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 242 of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover
1931réf. 175890New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 numbered copies and 1 of 50 copies signed by Marin. Hardcover. VG light tanning to cover edges. light tanning to pg edges. many unopened pgs. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 23 of 400 copies. This copy also inscribed to Erhard Weyhe and signed on the ffep by Marin who refers to him as his "Old Friend." Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover
1931réf. 152830New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. G- Binding is well soiled or aged beneath the mylar with a taped outer spine; pages are clean except for the browned outer edges; a rebinding candidate. Gray cloth mylar cover unpaginated. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. This copy includes an additional four-fold containing a Marin poem to Stieglitz from 1941. One of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover
1931réf. 151792New York: Privately Printed 1931. hardcover. very good. Includes a facsimile of a Marin hand written letter bound in on a smaller sheet than the page size of the book.Tall 8vo grey cloth spine chipped uncut edges. New York: Privately printed for an American Place 1931. Internally fine. Scarce record of letters written mainly to Alfred Stieglitz. Number 120 of 400 copies on Aurelian paper. Privately Printed unknown
1931réf. 4343New York: Privately Printed for an American Place 1931. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. Fine in cloth as issued. This is one of an issue of 350 numbered copies of a total edition of 400. Although only the issue of 50 copies was issued signed this copy is Inscribed by the great American artist: "for William L. McKim John Marin." An attractive volume of Marin's interesting and creative letters mostly to Alfred Stieglitz who published them and in whose famous "291" New York gallery Marin's work first received prominent attention. By his death in 1953 Marin was generally regarded as the foremost watercolorist of his time and he was represented throughout the United States in major museums and collections. Privately Printed for an American Place hardcover
1931réf. 4343New York: Privately Printed for an American Place 1931. Hardcover. Fine. First edition. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. Fine in cloth as issued. This is one of an issue of 350 numbered copies of a total edition of 400. Although only the issue of 50 copies was issued signed this copy is Inscribed by the great American artist: "for William L. McKim John Marin." An attractive volume of Marin's interesting and creative letters mostly to Alfred Stieglitz who published them and in whose famous "291" New York gallery Marin's work first received prominent attention. By his death in 1953 Marin was generally regarded as the foremost watercolorist of his time and he was represented throughout the United States in major museums and collections. Privately Printed for an American Place hardcover books
1931réf. 151792New York: Privately Printed 1931. hardcover. very good. Includes a facsimile of a Marin hand written letter bound in on a smaller sheet than the page size of the book.Tall 8vo grey cloth spine chipped uncut edges. New York: Privately printed for an American Place 1931. Internally fine. Scarce record of letters written mainly to Alfred Stieglitz. Number 120 of 400 copies on Aurelian paper. Privately Printed unknown books
1931réf. 182960New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. VGVG very minor spotting on front cover which ppears age-toned. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 242 of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover books
1931réf. 183325New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 numbered copies. Hardcover. VG light tanning to cover edges; light scuffs & scratches w/ some brown discolorization to gutter. light tanning to pg edges. many unopened pgs. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 185 of 400 copies. This copy is inscribed to Gertrude Weyhe Dennis the daughter of renowed book dealer and gallerist Erhard Weyhe; dated May 24 1948. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover books
1931réf. 175605New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. VG ex-libris. corners rubbed. spine corners rubbed. half-inch tear to top of spine cloth. small dent to top edge of cover. light shelfwear & spotting to cover. libris sticker on inside cover pastedown w/ small number notations in top corner & faded blue marking. neat owner's signature along top edge of cover fly-leaf. pgs exhibit light edge toning w/ occasional instances of foxing near the spine & top corners. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 242 of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover books
1931réf. 175890New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 numbered copies and 1 of 50 copies signed by Marin. Hardcover. VG light tanning to cover edges. light tanning to pg edges. many unopened pgs. Gray cloth unpaginated pgs. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. 23 of 400 copies. This copy also inscribed to Erhard Weyhe and signed on the ffep by Marin who refers to him as his "Old Friend." Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover books
1931réf. 152830New York: Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press 1931. One of 400 copies. Hardcover. G- Binding is well soiled or aged beneath the mylar with a taped outer spine; pages are clean except for the browned outer edges; a rebinding candidate. Gray cloth mylar cover unpaginated. An uncommon original edition of letters penned by American modernist John Marin 1870-1953 to American photographer Alfred Stieglitz 1864-1946. Edited with an introduction by Herbert J. Seligmann. The letters run from 1910-1930. Includes a reproduction of one handwritten page tipped into the binding. This copy includes an additional four-fold containing a Marin poem to Stieglitz from 1941. One of 400 copies. Privately Printed for an American Place" / Beekman Hill Press hardcover books
réf. 6992New York Privately Printed for An American Place 1931. 8vo 9.875” x 6.5” gray cloth gilt title at spine. Facsimile of an autograph letter bound in. Laid in photograph and newsprint portrait. First edition limited to 400 copies this copy number 343. Inscribed by Marin on the half-title: “To Stanley Clifford write some more John Marin.” A volume of letters written to Alfred Stieglitz between 1910 and 1930 reflecting the close relationship between the artist and the gallerist. Stieglitz was a crucial figure early in Marin’s career giving him his first one-man exhibition in 1909 at gallery 291 and providing him with financial support. Many of the letters included here were written from Stonington and West Point Maine. A photograph of Marin’s cottage at Cape Split Maine taken by Stanley Clifford in the fall of 1950 and so inscribed on the verso is laid in. Clifford was a Deer Isle Maine antiquarian bookseller and a friend of Marin. CONDITION: Near fine. New York Privately Printed for An American Place, 1931 unknown books
réf. 1020558822.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1022274988.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 127104305X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1912réf. RO70020934Delagrave.. 1912. In-12. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état, Tâchée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 290 pages, dessins et gravures ,oir & blanc in texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 530-Physique
réf. feb67180Used. For more details please contact me unknown
réf. 60424aafmadrid, Alianza, 1987, in-8vo, 488 p. original illustr. wrappers.
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2017réf. 1-363980919XEditorial Académica Española 2017. Paperback. New. 52 pages. Spanish language. 8.66x5.91x0.12 inches. Editorial Académica Española paperback
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