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1949réf. 202016Duell Sloan & Pearce 1949. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Black cloth boards with yellow lettering under yellow DJ priced at $6 top edge stained red illustrated endpapers plate illustrations 245 pp. Minor splash mark to topstain else a near fine book; DJ has toning to spine panel minor chipping to top corners modest waviness to rear panel. Presents well; first trade edition. A beautiful tribute to Stravinsky who at the time was a recent American citizen and had just begun collaborating with Robert Craft who would help Stravinsky throughout his late career. Duell, Sloan & Pearce hardcover books
1949réf. 202016Duell Sloan & Pearce 1949. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Black cloth boards with yellow lettering under yellow DJ priced at $6 top edge stained red illustrated endpapers plate illustrations 245 pp. Minor splash mark to topstain else a near fine book; DJ has toning to spine panel minor chipping to top corners modest waviness to rear panel. Presents well; first trade edition. A beautiful tribute to Stravinsky who at the time was a recent American citizen and had just begun collaborating with Robert Craft who would help Stravinsky throughout his late career. Duell, Sloan & Pearce hardcover
réf. 69-8978Ministerio de Cultura DireccioÌn General de Bellas Artes y Archivos Madrid 1984. 4to. Soft Cover. 193pp. Very Good. Black and White and Color Plates. Text in Spanish. Ministerio de Cultura, DireccioÌn General de Bellas Artes y Archivos, Madrid, 1984 paperback
1981IN 8° ( cm. 25,5 X 23,5 ), pp.45 + INDICE, COPERTINA EDITORIALE ILLUSTRATA IN SANGUIGNA CON TITOLO SU FONDO CREMA. NUMEROSE ILLUSTRAZIONI in b/n/col. NEL TESTO e f.t. ANCHE a pp.CATALOGO A CURA DEL DIPARTIMENTO DELLA CULTURA DELLA CATALOGNA. OTTIMA CONSERVAZIONE.ID 2387
1963pp. 272 con num. ill. in b/n e con 102 riproduz. a col. applicate. Importante vol. che raccoglie le opere che appartennero al grande maestro.
1962In 4, pp. 270 con moltissime ill. fot. appl. e non a col. n. t. T. tl. ed. con fregi in oro e sovr. ill. a col. con alcuni strappetti e piccole manc.
1961Leg. edit. t. tela in-4 (cm. 30,5), sovrac. a colori, tit. in oro impr. al ds., pp. 270-(2), scritta a biro alla prima sguardia libera, le prime 40 pp. ca. sono dedicate a Picasso e alla Californie le restanti ai capolavori custoditi nella villa riprodotti in foto in nero e a colori e applicate. Ottimo.
1936réf. 2018Genova: Arti Grafiche Caimo & C. 1936. Good -. 11¾” x 8½”. Pictorial thin card wrappers. Pp. 188 3 index 10 color plates and maps 8 folded bound in two 11” x 23” folded promotionals laid in. Good minus: approximately 12 pages with moderate to severe adhesion damage resulting in tears and areas of text loss; wrappers a bit sunned with a touch of corner wear; light creasing and spotting to edges; some leaves unopened. This is a remarkable work on city planning and infrastructure created by an Italian engineer architect and designer Renzo Picasso and inspired by American and international cities. Renzo Picasso was born in Genoa in 1880. His father and grandfather were both architects who had contributed immensely to his hometown. He traveled widely through European cities gaining inspiration for his work and was heavily impacted by a trip to New York in 1911. Deviating from his family's traditional styles Picasso created countless drawings and plans for skyscrapers public transports stacked roadways towers and underground walkways before he died in 1975. Per an online archive working to collect his creations the majority remain unpublished and “While he is responsible for some of the buildings that currently stand in Genoa his grander ideas remain only in their printed form.” This work is written nearly wholly in Italian with some English appearing mostly in the copious in-text diagrams and bound-in color plates. Picasso shows us junctions in the New Jersey “H-M 'Tube'” as well as “The two greatest competitors in Piccadilly Circus: 'Tube' and 'Bus'.” There are tables of statistics on vehicle registrations building elevations sea and airport traffic as well as mathematical equations. One page has the illustrated “Champions” of height in New York and Chicago and another the “Sezioni di traffico” sections of subways where one “need not set foot in street.” There are images of “self supporting” and “aerial” bridges the “Skyline Genesis” of New York from 1679 to 1930 and a “Zeppelin mooring mast.” This copy has two gorgeous promotionals for the book laid in both with color images to three front panels and text in five languages on the reverse. One has aerial city center plans for Genoa Philadelphia Chicago Boston and New York and the other shows “veicoli e regolatori di via” transit vehicles and traffic lights with diagrams of intersections and a layout of Central Park. They boast of this book: “All the Skyscrapers-Champions all the means of transport from the slowest natural to the swiftest mechanical surface elevated subterranean subwater and aerial are illustrated and analised in their position form and value.” The publication is undated and our research points to a release of 1936. OCLC shows cataloging discrepancies but there appear to be 15 holdings in the United States and seven in Europe. Arti Grafiche Caimo & C. unknown books
1936réf. 2018Genova: Arti Grafiche Caimo & C. 1936. Good -. 11¾” x 8½”. Pictorial thin card wrappers. Pp. 188 3 index 10 color plates and maps 8 folded bound in two 11” x 23” folded promotionals laid in. Good minus: approximately 12 pages with moderate to severe adhesion damage resulting in tears and areas of text loss; wrappers a bit sunned with a touch of corner wear; light creasing and spotting to edges; some leaves unopened. This is a remarkable work on city planning and infrastructure created by an Italian engineer architect and designer Renzo Picasso and inspired by American and international cities. Renzo Picasso was born in Genoa in 1880. His father and grandfather were both architects who had contributed immensely to his hometown. He traveled widely through European cities gaining inspiration for his work and was heavily impacted by a trip to New York in 1911. Deviating from his family's traditional styles Picasso created countless drawings and plans for skyscrapers public transports stacked roadways towers and underground walkways before he died in 1975. Per an online archive working to collect his creations the majority remain unpublished and “While he is responsible for some of the buildings that currently stand in Genoa his grander ideas remain only in their printed form.” This work is written nearly wholly in Italian with some English appearing mostly in the copious in-text diagrams and bound-in color plates. Picasso shows us junctions in the New Jersey “H-M 'Tube'” as well as “The two greatest competitors in Piccadilly Circus: 'Tube' and 'Bus'.” There are tables of statistics on vehicle registrations building elevations sea and airport traffic as well as mathematical equations. One page has the illustrated “Champions” of height in New York and Chicago and another the “Sezioni di traffico” sections of subways where one “need not set foot in street.” There are images of “self supporting” and “aerial” bridges the “Skyline Genesis” of New York from 1679 to 1930 and a “Zeppelin mooring mast.” This copy has two gorgeous promotionals for the book laid in both with color images to three front panels and text in five languages on the reverse. One has aerial city center plans for Genoa Philadelphia Chicago Boston and New York and the other shows “veicoli e regolatori di via” transit vehicles and traffic lights with diagrams of intersections and a layout of Central Park. They boast of this book: “All the Skyscrapers-Champions all the means of transport from the slowest natural to the swiftest mechanical surface elevated subterranean subwater and aerial are illustrated and analised in their position form and value.” The publication is undated and our research points to a release of 1936. OCLC shows cataloging discrepancies but there appear to be 15 holdings in the United States and seven in Europe. Arti Grafiche Caimo & C. unknown
2008Mm 245x300 Nuovo - Edizione italiana a cura di Rosella Lauber. Volume cartonato, legatura editoriale in tela blu, sovraccoperta figurata a colori, astuccio originale rigido, 599 pagine con un ricco apparato iconografico a colori. Libro in condizioni di nuovo-news. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
1979I Classici della Pittura - Numerose tavole a colori. cm 23 x 29. Spedizioni tracciabili con raccomandata entro 24 ore dall'ordine. Soft cover. Worldwide delivery.
2017réf. 2-1973436930Independently published 2017. Paperback. New. 679 pages. 10.00x8.00x1.53 inches. Independently published paperback
réf. 25642Paris Minedition / Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah 2006 grand in 4 (33,5x25,5) 1 volume reliure cartonnée noire de l'éditeur sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 207 pages, avec de nombreuses reproductions en couleurs. Très bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1955réf. 2604Paris: Le Nouveau Cercle Parisien du Livre in Paris 1955. Excellent. Wood engraving on wove paper 14 x 10 1/4 inches 355 x 260 mm the full sheet. From an illustration designed by Picasso and carved into wood by master engraver Georges Aubert; commissioned by Andres Vollard for the livre d'artiste Hélène chez Archimède by André Suarès. In excellent condition. Le Nouveau Cercle Parisien du Livre in Paris unknown
1928réf. 8742Rarissime estampe sur bois gravée par Georges Aubert (1886-1961) d'après un dessin de Picasso. Épreuve de l'édition projetée par Vollard puis abandonnée. Notre épreuve porte au dos le tampon de l'imprimerie A. Jourde, daté du 9/8/28. Il s'agit donc d'une toute première épreuve. Très bon Paris Jourde 1928 1928 27,5 x 20,5 cm
réf. 11087[Chez l'auteur]. Au 19 de la rue Servandoni. 1927. In-4°, reliure plein veau lisse gris perle, large pièce de titre sur le premier plat, tranche supérieure dorée, couverture conservée, étui. 16 lithographies en couleurs, tirées par Mourlot. Non paginé [54 pages]. E.O. et premier tirage des illustrations de Jean Bruller. 1/175 sur vélin d'Arches à la forme. Bel exemplaire, bien relié (dos légèrement éclairci). Peu courant.
1968réf. 9031054San Francisco: City Lights 1968. First U.S. Softcover. Fine. Bilingual text English versions by Paul Blackburn. Bound in publisher's original printed wrappers. Book is fine sharp edges and corners text block is tight and spine has no wear or evidence of use. 4 3/4 x 6 1/4 inches. 39 pages. City Lights paperback books
1968réf. 70081San Francisco: City Lights Books 1968. First US edition. 39 pp. Fine in printed wrappers. Translated from the original Spanish by Paul Blackburn. Introduction by Camilo José Cela. Pocket Poets #25. Cook 71. San Francisco: City Lights Books unknown books
1968A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Light wear to cover. 40 pages. Pocket Poets Series Number Twenty-Five. Stated First American Edition. English translation by Paul Blackurn.
1968réf. 187534San Francisco CA: City Lights 1968. First edition. Small softcover. 39 pages. The twenty-fifth entry in the Pocket Poets series. Translated by Paul Blackburk and with a brief introduction by Camilo Jose Cela. A fine copy in wrappers. A very fresh copy. City Lights unknown books
1968réf. 13San Francisco: City Lights Books 1968. First Edition. Paperback. Very Fine. Covers are slightly yellowed due to age but with tight binding and seemingly unread. City Lights Books paperback
1968réf. 110677City Lights Books 1968-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 8x5x0. First American edition with very light soil to covers and gift note to the inside of the front cover. Please email for photos. City Lights Books paperback
1968réf. 002604San Francisco: City Lights Books 1968. Book. Fine. Soft cover. 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Orange and yellow printed wrappers. This copy is FINE. No obvious blemishes. Looks and feels unread. Number 25 of the Pocket Poets Series. First American Edition December 1968. Translated into English by Paul Blackburn. Introduction by Camilo Jose Cela. . City Lights Books Paperback
1968réf. 9031054San Francisco: City Lights 1968. First U.S. Softcover. Fine. Bilingual text English versions by Paul Blackburn. Bound in publisher's original printed wrappers. Book is fine sharp edges and corners text block is tight and spine has no wear or evidence of use. 4 3/4 x 6 1/4 inches. 39 pages. City Lights paperback
1968réf. 152388San Francisco: City Lights Books 1968. Paperback. Very Good. A clean unmarked book with a tight binding. Light wear to cover. 40 pages. Pocket Poets Series Number Twenty-Five. Stated First American Edition. English translation by Paul Blackurn. Keywords: Pablo Picasso Rare Poems City Lights Paul Blackburn Camilo Jose Cela Spanish Boyhood Malaga Memories City Lights Books paperback
