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1969ref. 126656Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1969. First edition. Softcover. Spring 1969. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Bottle Cap Model Maker Words Tell a Picture Office Landscape - No Walls No Halls Art From a Sandbox Portraiture Enlargement Silhouettes and Scissor Cutting and more. A very good plus copy with some soiling and staining to the covers surface scratches to the front cover a tear that starts on the front cover and continues through most of the issue associated creasing to this tear and overall wear. Review Publishing unknown books
1995ref. 126710Munchen: Deutscher Kunstverlag 1995. First edition. Hardcover. 148 pages. Text in German. Includes numerous color illustrations. An about good copy in illustrated boards with some splitting to the base of the spine at the rear panel but internally a clean copy. No dust jacket as issued. A good reference work. Uncommon. Deutscher Kunstverlag unknown books
2001ref. 126717New York: Thames & Hudson 2001. First edition. Hardcover. 416 pages. Features text by Linda Chase and Karl Kemp. Includes numerous color photographs by Lois Lammerhuber. A tight very near fine copy in a close to near fine dust jacket that has some slight spotting and a tiny bit of wear. Signed generically on the title page: "with best regards Karl Kemp." Uncommon thus. This is a heavy and oversized book and will require extra shipping. Thames & Hudson unknown books
1968ref. 126653Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1968. First edition. Softcover. Issue 4 1968. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Broken Glass Mobiles Mod Designs for Nursery School Students Tin Sculpture Be a Doodler Wizardry With Paper Painting On Glass Introducing Mosaic Design. A near fine copy with minor edge wear slight soiling to the covers and the former owner's subscription label. Review Publishing unknown books
1970ref. 126673Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1970. First edition. Softcover. Mid-Winter 1970. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Gesalt and the Visual Arts A Lesson in Spot Illustration A Portrait in Steel Welding With Wax Experimenting with Tempera Random Warp Weaving Finger Paint Printing Egg Carton Jewelry Boxes and more. A near fine copy with the former owner's subscription label to the front cover light soiling and some foxing to the covers and slight edge wear. Review Publishing unknown books
1969ref. 126659Indianapolis IN: Review Publishing 1969. First edition. Softcover. Over-the Summer 1969. This is a professional journal for Art Teachers now known as Arts Education Policy Review. Articles include: Scratchboard Drawings Enameling Techniques Flashlight Designs Originality in Opalescence Aluminum Foil Figures Master craftsman of Peru Teaching Coil Building and more. A near fine copy with soiling to the covers small creases to the lower corner of the front cover and slight overall wear. Review Publishing unknown books
1983ref. 126750New York: E.P. Dutton in association with Museum of American Folk Art 1983. Later printing. Softcover. Text by David Pottinger. Includes numerous color and black and white photographs by Susan Einstein. A clean and tight very near fine copy in wrappers. Signed and inscribed by Pottinger on the title page in two different color inks and uncommon as such. E.P. Dutton in association with Museum of American Folk Art unknown books
2001ref. 125539New York: Madison Square Press 2001. First edition. Hardcover. An about near fine copy with very slight wear to the corners of the boards in an about near fine dust jacket with the lamination rippling on both flaps and slight edge wear. Madison Square Press unknown books
1998ref. 125540New York: Graphis Inc 1998. First edition. Hardcover. Interview with Sarah Haun. Some of the designers/artists/photographers include: Maria Kalman Todd Johnson Mark Sleiger Kathy Takenaga Ron Wu Kit Hinrichs Michael Vanderbyl Steve Tolleson Laura Ress Robert Petrick Franz Merlicek Ciriano Zanon Chris Wimpley and many more. A near fine copy in a near find dust jacket that has mild rubbing to panels and slight edge wear. Graphis Inc unknown books
1991ref. 122213San Francisco CA: Chronicle Books 1991. Later printing. Softcover. Includes numerous color and black and white illustrations. A very near fine copy in French style wrappers. Chronicle Books unknown books
1992ref. 118975Los Angeles CA & Boston MA: Los Angeles County Museum of Art in association with Bulfinch Press/ Little Brown and Company 1992. First paperback edition. Softcover. 255 pages. Features a foreword by Earl A. Powell III and a preface by Max Palevsky and text by Leslie Greene Bowman Includes 190 color and 275 black and white illustrations of furniture metalwork ceramics glass and other mediums an appendix of marks a bibliography a list of suggested readings and an index. A tight very near fine copy in wrappers. Los Angeles County Museum of Art in association with Bulfinch Press/ Little, Brown and Company unknown books
1995ref. 121267London: John Hobbs 1995. First edition. Hardcover. Attractive catalog with 38 color illustrations. A fine copy in glossy boards without dust jacket as issued. John Hobbs unknown books
1991ref. 121391London: John Hobbs 1991. First edition. Hardcover. Attractive catalog with 27 objects for sale with many color illustrations. A fine copy in silk boards and in a very near fine slipcase without dust jacket as issued. An attractive production. John Hobbs unknown books
2002ref. 121910New York: Metropolis Books - Princeton Architectural Press 2002. First edition. Hardcover. Edited by Akiko Busch. Designed by Criswell Lappin. Photo essays by David Carson. A fine copy in illustrated boards without dust jacket as issued. Metropolis Books - Princeton Architectural Press unknown books
1997ref. 118645Leonardo Arte 1997. First edition. Hardcover. Text in English and Italian. Includes numerous color photographs on this Italian designer. A fine copy in a very near fine dust jacket. Leonardo Arte unknown books
2000ref. 116026Cincinnati OH: North Light Books 2000. First edition. Hardcover. First printing. Includes numerous illustrations. A very near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket with a very small tear to the bottom of the spine. North Light Books unknown books
1999ref. 9013755Woodstock: Overlook 1999. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Overlook hardcover books
1996ref. 9011526New York: Penguin Studio 1996. 1st. Hardcover. Book fine Dust jacket fine. Penguin Studio hardcover books
2000ref. 9007681New York: Thames and Hudson 2000. 1st. Hardcover. Book fine Dust jacket fine. Thames and Hudson hardcover books
ref. 1178Rogers Bruce. Wolfe Humbert. THE SILVER CAT AND OTHER POEMS. New York Bowling Green Press 1928. One of 780 copies designed by Bruce Rogers and printed by William Edwin Rudge. Bound in paper boards. Fine condition. Ransom p.403. hardcover books
1928ref. 383London: Victor Gollancz 1928. Hardcover. Very good/very good. One of 410 numbered copies signed by Wolfe. Dust jacket. Very good condition. Signed by Author. Victor Gollancz hardcover books
1935ref. 55920Berlin: Gemeinnützige Berliner Ausstellungs- Messe- und Fremdenverkahrs-G.m.b.H. 1935. First edition. Softcover. vg. Protected by modern mylar. Being educated at the Bauhaus in Weimar from 1921-1925 among others by Johannes Itten Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky Herbert Bayer had been appointed the head of the Bauhaus workshop Print and Advertising in Dessau in 1925. After the takeover by the Nazis in 1933 Bayer and his staff dorland studio worked for the Nazis designing exhibition literature as well as propaganda material. His first design of an exhibition and its catalog was for the groundbreaking NS-Exhibition "Die Kamera - Ausstellung für Fotografie The Camera - Exhibition for Photography." The second major project was the 1934 exhibition "Deutsches Volk - Deutsche Arbeit German People - German Work." Again he and his "dorland studio" designed the exhibition catalog. And in 1935 the third exhibition "Das Wunder des Lebens" followed by the exhibition "Deutschland" on the occasion of the Summer Olympics in 1936. This collection of three items relate to the exhibition "Das Wunder des Lebens" propaganda for the racial ideology of the National socialists. It was shown in Berlin at the Kaiserdamm and the Deutsche Hygiene-Museum Dresden in 1935 and traveled to other locations e.g. Vienna and Krakow. The exhibition was another step into the direction taken with the exhibition "Deutsches Volk - Deutsche Arbeit" in Berlin 1934. The exhibition "Das Wunder des Lebens" introduced new exhibition techniques around the theme "Der Mensch The Human." The major themes of this extensive exhibition were "Die Lehre vom Leben The Teachings of Life" with its hightlight sculpture "The Vitreous Human" produced of "Cellon" a cellulose acetate "Träger des Lebens Bearer of Life" featuring the German family and finally the "Erhaltung des Lebens The Preservation of Life" exhibiting facts about the health system in Germany. One of the highlights of the exhibition was the so-called Mikrovivarium a collection of small life-forms visible only through a microscope. Next to the thematic description of the exhibition the leaflet contains general information about the exhibition and two maps with information on transportation to the location within and from outside Berlin. Extremely scarce leaflet for the exhibition in near fine condition. 1. Amtlicher Führer durch die Ausstellung Das Wunder des Lebens. Berlin 1935 Kaiserdamm. Octavo. 160 viii 32pp. Original wraps with photomontage cover by Herbert Bayer. Official guide for the exhibition "The Miracle of Life." An important work by Bayer who designed both the exhibition "The Miracle of Life" and the exhibition catalog. Illustrated throughout with photographs and diagrams. Laid in two b/w postcards of the exhibition one of the the "Honor Hall" at the exhibition. Light weaar along edges of wraps minor chips and creasing and 0.5" closed tear at tail of spine. Wraps in overall good interior in very good condition. 2. Octavo. 20pp. Original color-illustrated stapled booklet. Elaborate avant-garde design incorporating various styles e.g. photomontage surrealist and constructivist elements. Designed by Herbert Bayer. The booklet with its modern visual aesthetics propagates the Nazi utopia of an Aryan society. The text is a romanticized though detailed version of the exhibition themes "Die Lehre vom Leben The Teachings of Life Träger des Lebens Bearer of Life and Erhaltung des Lebens The Preservation of Life" with an extraordinay visual display reproduced in high-quality color offset. Missing the cover. Light wear along edges. Overall in very good condition. 3. Three photo-postcards announcing the 1935 exhibition "Wunder des Lebens" in Berlin one featuring a photograph of the sculpture "Der gläserne Mensch" another showing one of the galleries of the exhibition in Berlin both in b/w and printed by Industrie-Fotografen Klinke & Co. Berlin. The third b/w photo-postcard features the "Ehrenhalle Honor Hall" of the exhibiton "Das Wunder des Lebesn" without photo credit. Dr. Herbert Michel department supervisor at the museum emphasized health as the great treasure of the individual and therefore the people at large. He strikes the typically nationalistic cords in depicting "the human as the highest organism a living example of the leadership principle. as part of the people he is obligated to develop his body to its highest capacity to acquire all inherited assets. The purpose of this exhibition is to help understand this concept." The guide contains chapters elaborating on the various functions of the body supported by b/w reproductions of photographs from the exhibition including a photograph of the Museum. There are no references to originators of exhibited works. Front cover with minor creasing. Some age toning of block. Wraps and interior in overall very good condition. Gemeinnützige Berliner Ausstellungs-, Messe- und Fremdenverkahrs-G.m.b.H. unknown books
1939ref. UBRAJOH00ajsHarper and Brothers 1939. Very Good. Bradford Roark. John Henry: A Play. Wolfe music Jacques; Johnson set design Albert. NY: Harper and Brothers 1939. 1st edition. 91pp. Illustrated. 8vo. Beige cloth. Book condition: Very good with grease stain on top corner. Harper and Brothers hardcover books
1930ref. 013981Paris: Harrison of Paris 1930. First Edition Limited. Hardcover. Fine. The first publication of Harrison of Paris designed by Monroe Wheeler printed in Paris in September 1930. 8vo 70 1. This copy number 15 of 440 copies on Arches vellum. Custom-bound in crushed green leather with Deco-style floral vignette front cover and Deco-style titles to spine with gte by Carrie E. Schulte. 1969 gift inscription on flyleaf else fine. Harrison of Paris hardcover books
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