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2013ref. UCONTHR00drpGallery Books 2013. Very Good. Constable Benjamin. Three Lives of Tomomi Ishikawa. New York: Gallery Books 2013. 337pp. 8vo. Paperback. Book condition: Very good with gentle rubbing. Gallery Books paperback books
1985ref. 2353940London: The Folio Society 1985. First Thus. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 0x0x0. First thus Ford-Smith Folio 76 #553. Includes publisher's slipcase. Minimal wear to slipcase corners. Binding tight and square pages clean bright and unmarked. 1985 Hard Cover. 143 1 pp. Color frontispiece color and black-and-white illustrations throughout. The work is illustrated with 82 reproductions of paintings and drawings mostly by Constable 56 in colour; one of the paintings is also reproduced on the slip case. John Constable 1776 - 1837 is England's best-loved landscape painter and the familiarity of his images can disguise how revolutionary he really was. His passionate concentration on the truth of the natural world influenced not just other painters but the whole course of romanticism and the spontaneity and energy of his vision and technique remain as fresh today as ever. The Folio Society hardcover books
1964ref. UCONMON00acmfCambridge University 1964. Very Good. Constable Giles. Monastic Tithes: From Their Origins to the Twelfth Century. Cambridge: Cambridge University 1964. 346pp. 8vo. Hardcover. Book condition: Very good with light yellowing and bumping. Former owner's name and stamp on title page. Cambridge University hardcover books
1967ref. RCONLET00ajsHarvard University 1967. Fine. Constable Giles. The Letters of Peter the Venerable: Two Volume Set. Cambridge Massachusetts: Harvard University 1967. 450 427pp. Indexed. Illustrated. Bibliography. 8vo. Red cloth. Book condition: Near fine with gentle bumping. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good. Volume I has small chip in head of spine. In dust jacket protector. Volume I is the first new edition of the letters since the first printing in 1522. Language: Latin.Volume II includes the introduction notes and appendices. Language: English. Harvard University hardcover books
1967ref. RPETLET00tpmHarvard University 1967. Very Good. . The Letters of Peter the Venerable. 2 volume set. Constable Giles. Cambridge Massachusetts: Harvard University 1967. 450pp. Indexed. Bibliography. 8vo. Mauve cloth. Book condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good with gently bumped edges and adhesive residue on the front panels. In dust jacket protectors. Text in English and Latin. Harvard University hardcover books
1967ref. RTHELET00twHarvard University 1967. Fine. the Venerable Peter. The Letters of Peter the Venerable. 2 volumes. Constable Giles. Cambridge: Harvard University 1967. 1st edition. 450 427pp. Indexed. 8vo. Scarlett cloth. Book condition: Near fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near fine. Harvard University hardcover books
1964ref. RCONMON00ECAt the University Press 1964. Very Good. Constable Giles. Monastic Tithes from Their Origins to the Twelfth Century. Cambridge: At the University Press 1964. 1st edition. 346pp. Indexed. 8vo. Book condition: Very good. The edges of the covers are lightly bumped and rubbed. There is a previous owner's name along the top edge of the front free endsheet. Dust Jacket Condition: Good only. The edges have several small losses and a 1 inch closed tear. Condition noted. Scarce. At the University Press unknown books
1957ref. 459143The Bronx New York: Fordham University Press 1957. Softcover. Very Good. Volume XII. Small quarto. 1 120-152 pp. Printed wrappers. Edges of wrappers and adjacent pages toned slight vertical crease and a short split at the spine base just about very good. Fordham University Press unknown books
1855ref. 34879London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts the Yarmouth jetty with a long pier and sailboats in the distance. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34893London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas from a small sketch by John Constable. Depicts a landscape of Dedham Vale. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Light smudge mark to margin. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34871London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. According to the table of contents this is another view of Willy Lot's house taken from Flatford Mill . "Willy Lott's House is situated on the edge of the river Stour close to Flatford Mill; it is a principal object in many of Constable's pictures. Willy Lott a farmer was born and died in it having passed a life of more than eighty years without having spent four whole days away from it." This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34866London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a sketch by John Constable. It depicts a windmill with horses plowing a field in the foreground. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34886London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts a view from near East Bergholt. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34889London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a drawing in water-colours by John Constable. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34883London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts Glebe Farm with Langham Church. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few light smudge marks. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34874London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. A bucolic view from Hampstead Heath with cows grazing in the foreground. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34884London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts Gillingham Mill Dorsetshire. According to Constable's notes in 1825 Archdeacon Fisher wrote to tell him that the mill was burnt to the ground and now "exists only on your canvas. A huge misshapen new bright-brick modern-improved patent monster is starting up in its stead." Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few light smudge marks. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34881London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34870London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. According to the table of contents "Willy Lott's House is situated on the edge of the river Stour close to Flatford Mill; it is a principal object in many of Constable's pictures. Willy Lott a farmer was born and died in it having passed a life of more than eighty years without having spent four whole days away from it. The figure on horseback was sketched from Constable's father." This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34887London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts a view from near East Bergholt. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34888London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Depicts a view from near East Bergholt. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few small extraneous ink marks from when the plate was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34882London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few light smudge marks. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34896London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas from a drawing by John Constable. Depicts a shepherd his dog and his flock of sheep grazing on the West-end fields near Hampstead. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. Light smudge mark to margin. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34877London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a sketch by John Constable that was done in preparation for a larger picture. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few extraneous black markings from overinking during printing. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
1855ref. 34880London: Henry G. Bohn 1855. Very Good. From the Second edition. "The Art of John Constable like that of Hogarth of Wilson and of Stothard was scarcely noticed by those among the titled and the wealthy of his countrymen who put themselves forward as the patrons of Painting; and had he not been independent of his profession for support he could not have lived by it. But whatever may have been the loss to the artist the world has been in some degree the gainer; for the apathy of patronage left Constable as Hogarth had been left to the free and unrestrained bent of his own genius and the scenes he most loved became subjects of his pictures" introduction. This mezzotint was engraved by David Lucas based on a picture by John Constable which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1832. Minor chipping to edges of paper and minor browning to margins. A few extraneous black ink markings to bottom of plate from when it was printed. Suitable for framing. Paper size: 11 x 17. PRINT/021121. Henry G. Bohn unknown books
