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1965réf. 23833Prag: Artia 1965. 288 pages 299 illustrations in b/w and color. Hardcover. White cloth binding dust jacket cut without loss Arts Artia hardcover
réf. 9197009121.GGood. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
1897réf. 201455F. Simacek 1897. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Mucha Alphonse. Full green cloth boards with gilt lettering & decoration 10" x 7-1/4" brown endpapers 124 pp. plate and in-text illustrations. Binding slightly visible at center-fold illustration but VG to Near Fine. Jiri Mucha gives a great account of this book in his 1989 biography "Alphonse Maria Mucha: His Life and Art". Mucha was worried about illustrating a historical book--where would he find the costumes After he read the manuscript he realized all these people could be more or less nude--nude models were easy to come by. F. Simacek hardcover
1905réf. 58682London & Boston: Hope Waite & Long International Press 1905. Folio. 14 19-134 4 pp. Colour-printed half-title limitation page colour-illustrated title w/ gilt gilr and colour rubrication & ornament throughout each poem with hand-coloured or printed colour rubrication mounted India proof other tipped-in plates some internal colour illustrations. Three-quarter green morocco over ribbed green linen by Stikeman w/ binder’s stamp on verso of ffep. gilt lion rampant ornaments on covers gilt decorated spine raised bands white silk moire endpapers front hinge at lower fore-edge just starting minor bumping & wear to corners still VG copy numbered on limitation page. First edition No. 2 of 250 copies of the “Sub Rosa Edition” of this curious anthology of erotic poetry and verse some attributed to James Clarence Harvey perhaps best remembered for his “In Bohemia” issued by Caldwell as “Gift Books for Men.” The illustrations were executed by Alphonse Mucha Lilien Laitin Angell Albert Guillaume Belle Epoque caricaturist and others. At the time of publication Mucha was teaching his “Cours Mucha” at the New York Women’s School of Applied Design and at the Art Institute in Chicago. Henry Stikeman was one of the premier American fine binders from the 1880s through to World War I and during his heyday produced a stunningly large volume of high quality work. Worldcat locates 4 copies British Library 2 Cal-State LB Brown; See: Vance Randolph Blow the Candle Out “Unprintable” Ozark Folksongs and Folklore Vol. II Folk Rhymes and Other Lore p. 936; Jeff Stikeman Architectural Art Stikeman Bindings. Hope, Waite & Long International Press, hardcover
réf. PJH53795Frankfurt Museum fr Moderne Kunst 1993. Booklabel of Simon Lee Near Fine in slightly creased publishers wrappers. Illustrated throughout. English Language edition. ISBN 3882704691 Frankfurt Museum fr Moderne Kunst 1993 unknown
réf. 91686Academy Editions London. 1974. 4to 96pp. 93 black and white plates. A very good hardback copy in like dust jacket with some light creasing and sunning. Inscribed by Ovenden. Academy Editions, London. 1974 hardcover
réf. 44561460-nnew. unknown
2019réf. __1789060214Intl Water Assn 2019. Paperback. New. 250 pages. 9.25x6.12x0.75 inches. Intl Water Assn paperback
1981réf. 010232New York City: Standard Cattle Guard Co 1981. Poster. Near Fine. Poster. 1st Edition. Publisher's promotional poster featuring the classic Art Nouveau Alphonse Mucha poster "Salon des Cent" 1896 celebrating Dover's 40th anniversary. Dover Publications was founded in 1941. A poster distributed in limited numbers at the ABA trade show in 1981. Near Fine faint creases. Printed on heavy paper. Well suited for framing will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. Size: 22" w x 33" h. Standard Cattle Guard Co unknown
1971réf. 007536New York: Dover Publications Inc. 1971. Poster. Near Fine. Poster. First Thus. 22" w x 34" h. Publisher's promotional poster 22" w x 34" h featuring Mucha's famous woman for JOB cigarette papers. Near Fine faint creases. Well suited for framing. Will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. Dover Publications, Inc. unknown
réf. 0486249166.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 70604Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original print in full colour. = A fine print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book "Documents décoratifs". Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought-after. This is one of the most iconic plates. Very light toning tiny bump to upper left outer corner otherwise fine. A rare print.
réf. 4157The artwork's title is translated as "Concord of Slovakian Nation." Mucha has signed in his fine hand "Mucha" above and perpendicular to his printed name. Mucha's printed name appears to the left under the image and the Czech title to the right.A note on provenance: the signed postcard originally came from Mucha's daughter. Ideal for display and exceptionally attractive. unknown
réf. 4156Signed Color Art Reproduction title translated as "Blessed Are the Poor Spirit." Under the title Mucha has signed in his fine hand "Mucha." Mucha's printed name appears to the left under the image and in Czech title to the right. A note on provenance: the signed postcard originally came from Mucha's daughter. The card measures 3.5 x 5.5. Ideal for display and exceptionally attractive. unknown
réf. 159370111X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2020réf. I-668-756ESPRIT YOGA 2020. Paperback. Very Good. Former library book. Edition 2020. Volume 1. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations. ESPRIT YOGA paperback
réf. 77936Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original monochrome print. = A fine print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons Alphonse Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the Mucha Style which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought after. This plate shows examples of horizontal bands with repeating patterns: the top one showing stag beetles and flowers the second showing turtles and flowers the third fish bubbles and "waves" and the fourth consisting of female portraits in circular frames and narrow ornamental bands suggesting a corniche frieze and architrave. Lower edge with a short tear; a few minute marginal spots; otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this excellent state. unknown
réf. 73317Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original print. = A beautiful print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and remained very sought-after ever since. This plate shows two sides of this gifted artist: his ability to produce fine images in lithography but also his practical design skills in this case for jewelry including pins and rings. Slight toning towards the edges; outer edge with some light creasing; a few tiny spots otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this good state. unknown
réf. 72445Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original monochrome print. = A fine print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons Alphonse Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the Mucha Style which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought after. This plate shows examples of how to apply his new highly decorative style in glassware. Edges with minimal wear and light toning; lower edge with a short crease and tear; a few minute marginal spots; otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this excellent state. unknown
réf. 69774Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Two plates. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original prints. = A fine set of print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and remained very sought-after ever since. This set of plates show two sides of this gifted artist: his ability to produce fine images in lithography but also his practical design skills in this case for cutlery and other silverware. Edges with minimal wear otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this excellent state. unknown
réf. 70603Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original print in black and red. = A fine print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought-after. This is one of the more peculiar plates: his alphabet with female figures. Very light toning tiny bump to upper left outer corner otherwise fine. Very rare. unknown
réf. 69775Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Two plates. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original prints. = A fine set of print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought-after. This set of plates show two sides of this gifted artist: his ability to produce fine images in lithography but also his practical design skills in this case for cutlery and other silverware. Edges with minimal wear otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this excellent state. unknown
réf. 69785Paris Librairie Central des Beaux Arts 1901. Folio 46 x 33 cm. Original print. = A fine print from Alphonse Mucha's quintessential Art Nouveau book Documents décoratifs. Alfons "Alphonse" Maria Mucha 1860-1939 was a Czech decorative artist who wanted to bring aesthetic values into arts and crafts. He invented the "Mucha Style" which soon became known as Art Nouveau. His work immediately became immensely popular and has remained very sought-after. This plate shows examples of how to apply his new highly decorative style in books - hence the black and white printing. Edges with minimal wear otherwise fine. Very rare especially in this excellent state. Not in Schneider-Henn apparently due to its rarity. unknown
2002réf. mon00002144162002-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 1.6987 in x 20.7842 in x 13.7895 in. Ex-library book usual markings. Clean copy some colouring of page edges due to age. hardcover
réf. A9780197262368Hardback. New. Features the coins from three major private collectors of the nineteenth century. This volume includes 60 coins of William I purchased in London that derive from the 1833 hoard from Beauworth Sussex. It serves as a source for medieval numismatists and for those interested in the history of the Hermitage and its collections. hardcover
