7 542 résultats
1958réf. 256279MI: Univ of MI 1958. Hardcover. Very Good. Very good hardcover with similar dust jacket. Pages clean. Dustwrapper spine brown. Shelf rubbing to dust jacket. Univ of MI hardcover books
1943réf. 116846London: Chatto 1943. Hardcover. Good/Good. First edition. Good in good dust jacket. Brown stain on top corners of pages. Corners slightly bent. Dustwrapper price clipped. Dustwrapper spine and rear yellow. Dustwrapper shelf rubbed. Edges of dust jacket spine torn. Chatto hardcover books
1969réf. 227221NJ: Princeton Univerity Press 1969. Softcover. Near Fine. First princeton p. Near fine in wrappers. Cover slightly browned and rubbed. Princeton Univerity Press unknown books
1968réf. 214455New York: Hill 1968. Softcover. Very Good. Third edition. Paperback Very good in wrappers. Browning with underlining. Hill unknown books
1940réf. 219196Boston: Little Brown 1940. Hardcover. Very Good. Very good hardcover. 11th Edition revised and enlarged. Christopher Morley and Louella D. Everett Editors. Name on front endpaper. Minor pen and pencil marks in margins on pages. Corners of cover bent. Spine discolored. Little Brown hardcover books
1963réf. 158384New York: Holt Rinehart And Winston 1963. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Very good plus. Hardcover nice clean copy slightly rubbed at spine ends and slightly bumped corner. Holt, Rinehart And Winston hardcover books
1840réf. 22476London: George Virtue 1840. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. dark salmon cloth decorated in blind and gilt front and back covers with gilt arabesques and lettering at spine. Aeg. Five Vols. Very good. Bartlett William H. 48 106 96 140 4 52 28 x 22 cm. 117 steel engrave plates with tissue guards. Originally published in Thirty parts at one shilling or in Divisions 6s. 6d. cloth gilt. Drawings by William Henry Bartlett one of the most prolific of illustrators for topographical works. "It is almost certain that there are more steel engravings after Bartlett than after any other painter of views" -- see RUSSELLp.196. Bartlett made four voyages to America between the years 1836 and 1852. HOWES B209. From the publisher's original announcement: "Like Columbus at first we only dream of America. It is yet both a new and an unknown world to us in regard to its scenes of natural beauty and sublimity. The Proprietors.have sought to produce a series of Select Views which will form a characteristic Panorama of the Western World; especially in its Lake and River Scenery which has no parallel in Europe perhaps not on earth." Four pages of adverts Vol. 1 Vol. III book label rear pastedown of publisher rare first issue in five volumes. Slight rubbing to backstrip extremities and a few corners cover gilt illustrations very bright and fresh. George Virtue hardcover books
1886réf. 56951Baltimore: Privately Printed 1886. First Edition. Inscribed by Bartlett on the title page: "Compliments of D.L. Bartlett." Letters written by Bartlett to friends and member of his family while on a 15-month trip through Europe. "Relatives and friends have kindly expressed the wish that the letters should be preserved in printed form. Tall 8vo. green cloth stamped in gilt; 297 pages. Frontispiece David L. Bartlett. Very Good covers bright with little wear & few small scuffs covers; contents clean & tight with little toning frontispiece. Privately Printed unknown books
1987réf. 56690Portsmouth NH: Peter E. Randall 1987. First Edition with a signed presentation to former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney: "To Secretary Richard Cheney in appreciation of your services of our country. Robert M. Bartlett. May 1 1989." Richard Bruce “Dick” Cheney was the 46th vice president of the United States 2001–09 in the Republican administration of Pres. George W. Bush and Secretary of Defense 1989–93 in the administration of Pres. George H. W. Bush. He has just started his new position when this book was inscribed to him. An interesting association copy. A book examining the People's Republic of China. Tall 8vo. gilt-stamped cloth in dust jacket; 144 pages. Illustrations by Jan Norton. Near fine; very tiny tear d/j. Peter E. Randall unknown books
1859réf. 2370Shepard 1859. WARNER Anna Bartlett. HARD MAPLE. With Vignettes. Boston: Shepard Clark & Brown 1859. 16mo. blue cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. BAL 21052. Good covers right hinges tight foxing text. $50.00. Shepard unknown books
1965réf. 1017Published by the Author 1965. BARTLETT Anne Sinclair. ALONG LIFE'S WAY. A Book Of Reminiscences And Travels. Beamsville Ontario Canada: Published by the Author 1965. Small 8vo. green cloth in dust jacket. First Edition. Signed by Bartlett on the front endpaper. Near fine another non-authorial Christmas presentation on front endpaper dated 1965; few small tears d/j. $175.00. Published by the Author unknown books
1953réf. 120041New York: Praeger 1953. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Owner's name name stamp faint spotting on the front board near fine in about fine dustwrapper. Praeger hardcover books
1850réf. 43570New York: J.S. Bartlett 1850. First edition. Self wrappers. Good ragged edges some tears at the margins and folds minor loss to a few words at folds third issue has one large marginal chip issues partially unopened. 8 pp. 12 pp. 12 pp. Folio. A weekly that ran from 1822-1856. Long articles on "The Royal Sport of Falconry" "Death of the Earl Grey" "India" Account of current state of British occupation of India "Rajah of Sarawak: Piracy in the Indian Archipelago" "Gang Robbers of India Estimation and accounts of plundering and pillaging during this tumultuous time" "California- The English Press" Breakdown of early appropriation of gold and silver mines as well as caution against British to travel for it "Miraculous Escape of a Sailor" from the Emerald "The Discovery of America by the Northmen of Europe in the Tenth Century debate about archaeological evidence of early settlements in the Americas paralleled with accounts from Icelandic 'Saga'" and more with many long reviews. [J.S. Bartlett] unknown books
1925réf. 28471Asheville: Doubleday Page & Co. 1925. First edition. Stapled paper wrappers. Front wrapper detached chipped rear wrapper lacking small tear along fore edge of several leaves. A good copy. ix 56 pp. 12mo. Doubleday, Page & Co. unknown books
1838réf. 31686London: Published for the proprietors by George Virtue 1838. First edition. Three quarter dark green morocco over marbled boards boards ruled in gilt five raised bands ruled in gilt four compartments with floral gilt decorations two with gilt titles marbled endpapers all edges gilt. Very good boards and extremities rubbed owner's bookplate to free front end paper small faint semicircular stain to fore edge of first two preliminary leaves tissue guard and engraved title foxed and offset faint dampstain to lower inner corner marginal only scattered foxing to plates nearly all marginal or on blank backs otherwise plates are crisp text clean binding sold. A very handsome copy. 164 pp. 81 lvs. Illus. with 81 steel engravings: port. frontis title page vignette 78 view plates and 1 map. Sm. 4to. "This work had much influence in terms of increasing popular appreciation of its subject" Blackmer Lib. p. 405. Atabey 922; CBEL 3rd IV: 1378; Blackmer Coll. 1254; Blackmer Lib. 888. Published for the proprietors by George Virtue hardcover books
1976réf. 26869Berkeley: Univ. California Press 1976. First edition. Cloth. A near fine copy with faint creasing to two leaves in a very good rubbed dust jacket. x 207 pp. Illus. with b/w photos. Sq. 8vo. Freitag 8929. Univ. California Press hardcover books
1886réf. 207742Boston: Estes and Lauriat 1886. Hardcover. Fair. Front board cracked and just hanging on by a smidge of webbing rear board fully detached. Tape repair and fraying up and down spine. Some plates have shaken loose but all are present. Quarto. Hardcover. Green cloth boards with gilt and black titles/designs. 84 pages : 19 plates ; 33 cm. Estes and Lauriat hardcover books
1948réf. 208972Andover MA: Addison Gallery of American Art 1948. First edition. Hardcover. Good dj ripped with dampstaining stuck in some places to boards. Boards and pages in excellent condition. White dj with color illustrations and black text Gray boards with green text. 6 7-78 pp. Features many bw and some color illustrations. "The creative process lies not in imitating but in paralleling nature translating the impulse received from nature into the medium of expression thus vitalizing this medium. The picture should be alive the statue should be alive and every work of art should be alive." Thus Hans Hofmann wrote nearly half a century ago. He left the Old World Germany for the New at the age of 50. In 1948 when the retrospective exhibition was held at the Addison Gallery of American Art Hofmann was 68; he had been in the United States for 18 years a citizen for seven years. Yet he was scarcely recognized in Europe or America as an artist of significance and had never had a full-scale retrospective exhibition of his work. Beginning with a group exhibition in Germany in 1909 he had been given 12 one-man shows and had been included in four group exhibitions before the exhibit at Andover. Subsequently he was to have 33 one-man shows and to be in over 60 group exhibitions including the 1960 Venice Biennale in which he was one of the four artists chosen to represent America. The catalogue of the 1948 retrospective at the Addison Gallery incorporated Hofmann's writings all originally written in German some pieces translated fluently others awkwardly paraphrasing the original. He had written them over a period of 40 years for periodicals journals or his own teaching purposes occasionally they overlapped there was no sequence of development. In the original volume of Search for the Real published in 1948 it was felt desirable to edit his writing as little as possible nevertheless to present the essays in the most lucid English true to his meaning printed only with his approval. "The Search for the Real in the Visual Arts" "Sculpture" and "Painting and Culture" were all printed in full. The section "Excerpts from the Teaching of Hans Hofmann" was composed of selections from his essays "On the Aims of Art" and "Plastic Creation." The last brief section "Terms" was gleaned from the other essays lectures diagrams notes and cryptic memoranda written to himself headed by one of Hoffman's diagrams. It was a further distillation of his own definitions in the nature of a vocabulary. In the last 18 years of his life recognition was his nationally and internationally in proportion to the originality and depth of his thinking his versatility and comprehensiveness his productivity and vigor. His was a prophetic visual expression of action in a three-dimensional world on a vibrating two-dimensional surface. He was a dynamic teacher the wide range of his influence is to be seen in the list of artists comprising an exhibition "Hans Hofmann and His Students" circulated in America and abroad during the three years before his death in 1966. Among the 32 painters and sculptors in this exhibition were students as varied in their developed personal idioms as Helen Frankenthaler Larry Rivers Louise Nevelson Richard Stankiewicz and Alan Kaprow. Running simultaneously and also shown in South America and Europe as well as in the United States a one-man show of 40 major works initiated by the Museum of Modern Art New York is a testimony to the words of the "dean of the New York School of Abstract-Expressionist Painting." Addison Gallery of American Art hardcover books
2014réf. 209557New York NY: Damiani and Matsumoto Editions 2014. Hardcover. VG. Orange boards with yellow text. 87 pp. Many color and bw illustrations. "Jennifer Bartlett came to prominence in New York in the late 1960s and early 70s. Her iconic style is defined by an adherence to the grid structure and consistent use of baked enamel steel plates for support among various other materials. Throughout her career Bartlett has consistently worked in a serial nature choosing to investigate her subjects in depth." Damiani and Matsumoto Editions hardcover books
1992réf. 205939Tokyo: Gallery Mukai 1992. Softcover. English / Japanese text. VG. Square Quarto. Softcover. Paper wraps with grown and grey titles. 1 volume unpaged : chiefly color illustrations ; 25 x 26 cm. Gallery, Mukai paperback books
1953réf. 206003NY: New York Historical Society 1953. Hardcover. VG ex library with small bookplate otherwise tight clean and unused. Green cloth. 18 bw plates. Volume 1 xiv 311 p.: Introduction. Contains a History of The American Academy by Theodore Sizer and a Foreword by James Thomas Flexner. Essay on the American Art Union by Charles E. Baker; Publications of The Art-Union by Mary Bartlett Cowdrey; Sale of Art-Union Holdings by Malcolm Steams Jr. Includes Table of Art Works purchased with buyers and prices alphabetically by artist and list of buyers with artists whose work they purchased. Extremely rare. New York Historical Society hardcover books
1877réf. 207083Troy N.Y.: William H. Young 1877. Hardcover. VG: Exlibrary book. Sticker at the base of the spine. Plate on the front pasted end page. Wear to the edges and corners of the boards. Some tanning to the pages. Solid binding and readable text. A red casebound book with gilt text on the spine. 316 pages; black-and-white frontispiece; black-and-white plate. William H. Young hardcover books
1840réf. 198808London England: George Virtue 1840. Hardcover. VG- scratches & rubbing to boards; harsh edge-wear w/ indentation to front edge. corners bumped & curled w/ fairly light rubbing. spine cloth scratched; rubbing to top. pgs variously lightly toned or tanned. pgs have speckled or blotched foxing though rather light in hue; instances of concentrated large blotched foxing but remain rather light. green marbled boards w/ quarter cloth navy spine; burgundy & gilt spine plate. book iv 106 pgs w/ bw tissue-guard plates throughout. all edges marble. Remains tightly bound; appears to be a lightly read copy. This is only Volume II. Previous owners name to front and back endpapers. George Virtue hardcover books
1846réf. 199229London: Virtue and Company 1846. Hardcover. Good Boards are scuffed/smudged/edgeworn; corners are worn through to the boards; bookplate of former owner ifc; textblock edges are worn/scuffed/smudged; interior is clean with light toning and occasional foxing/smudging; binding is pretty solid. Three-quarter-bound brown leather and green-marbled-paper boards with five raised bands and gilt lettering and design on the spine; top-edge gilted textblock; 362 pp.; richly illustrated. A number of the engravings in the v. 2 are by W.H. Bartlett. Cf. William Henry Bartlett artist author and traveller. Virtue and Company hardcover books
1987réf. 195044Istanbul: Historical Research Foundation 1987. Hardcover. VG Light scuffing/smudging to boards; bookmark is slightly worn; interior is clean; binding is solid. Blue cloth boards with gilt lettering; blue cloth bookmark; illustrated endpapers; 156 pp.; richly illustrated. This book contains beautiful illustrations. Historical Research Foundation hardcover books