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1988réf. 246050Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1988. Broschiert
1988réf. 246048Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1988. Broschiert
1982réf. 246042Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1982. Broschiert
1983réf. 246028Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1983. Broschiert
1983réf. 246043Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1983. Broschiert
1984réf. 246047Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1984. Broschiert
1985réf. 246025Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1985. Broschiert
1981réf. 246039Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1981. Broschiert
1983réf. 246045Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1983. Broschiert
1984réf. 246046Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1984. Broschiert
1983réf. 246044Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1983. Broschiert
1982réf. 246041Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1982. Broschiert
1982réf. 246030Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1982. Broschiert
1981réf. 246040Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1981. Broschiert
1981réf. 246031Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1981. Broschiert
1984réf. 246070Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1983/1984.
1982réf. 246069Braunschweig, Eigenverlag, 1981/1982.
1980réf. 48483San Francisco, John Howell, 1980. 4°. Mit farb. Titelbild u. zahlr. Tafeln. 2 Bll., OKart.
1985réf. Q-0883600757Amon Carter Museum 1985-05-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Amon Carter Museum paperback
1986réf. book-hb-art-L1-38Little Brown & Co 1986-10-01. Hardcover. New. American Paintings: Selections from the Amon Carter Museum Hardcover Gather Artistic Inspiration and Understanding Discover Diverse Perspectives of Art Like Having an Art Gallery on Your Shelf Learn about the Evolution of Art Little Brown & Co hardcover
197596 pages. Features: Potting Cattleyas - Part 2 - Basic Orchid Culture - 6; Collecting in the Western District of Papua, New Guinea; An F.C.C. at Age 16; Huntleya meleagris 'El Valle de Anton'; Gigantic Doritaenopsis Awarded; Mesophyll Collapse in Phalaenopsis; A Personal Essay - Observations of an A.O.s. Student Judge; A Summer Outing for ORchids; Plectrophora clutrifolia and P.alata - Collector's item; Species Orchid Seed - Conservation and Distribution; Orched Genera, Illustrated - XLV - Huntleya; The Gulf Coast Lath House; F.C.C.'s of 1974. Lovely copy. Book
1979110 pages. Features: Rhyncholaelia digbyana; New and Pleasant surprises from Madagascar; Epidendrum radicans - the Intoxicated Orchid; Pholidota imbricata - An Exquisite Orchid from Western Ghats, India; Indonesian Orchid Project; Epidendrum gravidum - Pregnancies Unlimited; What are the Needs on Orched Research?; Nephalaphyllum pulchrum var. sikkimense; Oncidium Guianense (Aubl.) Garay is the Appropriate Name for Oncidium desertorum Nash ex Withner; A Trio o Habenarias; Paphiopedilum Ali Taba - The Making of an Awarded Paph. Nice copy. Book
1961128 pages. Features: The Engineering of Consent - The Mental Health Movement is linked to thought control and is a powerful weapon of coercion; Straight Talk - why is freedom forever on the defensive?; A Scratchin' Good Time - fungus diseases, allergies and poison ivy are plaguing Americans as never before; Last Train to Silverton - the mountain wonderland of southwestern Colorado possesses an American heirloom; The Invisible Conflict - five popular beliefs, created and spread by the propaganda mills in this country, are proven to be false; ; What Will You Tell Your Children When They Ask About the America That Was?; Bobby-Sox Pandemonium - Washington is a scene of helter-skelter as everybody 'plays it by ear'; Revolutions Come in Different Packages - to claim a kinship between the American Patriots of 1776 and advocates of revolution today is a false assumption; "They'd Better Forget It" - Mr. A.G. Heinsohn, Jr. of Cherokee Textile Mills refuses to trade in his advertising postage plate to Pitney-Bowes; This Is Not a Democracy; How New Money Is Created - origin of the present fractional reserve system ob banking is traced back to the goldsmith bankers of western Europe during the 17th century; Strange Tale of Two Books - GUJA agents and their sinister activities; Kahn's Kernels; If I Were King; The First Prophet of Modern Communism - the evil legacy of Karl Marx; New York Is a Fabulous Town; What Happens to the Bond Money? - few citizens understand what happens to funds supposedly collected to pay off state and municipal bonded indebtedness; The Education Show-Case - more than anything, the teaching profession needs the development of character; A Milepost in Labor Relations - how an enterprising raiload track foreman got a good day's work from his men; and more. Moderate wear. A sound vintage copy bearing the address label of noted Madison, WI architect William Kaeser. Book
2010réf. 226415New Haven Conn. : Yale University Press : Hartford Conn. : In association with the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art 2010. First Edition. Hardback. An exceptional copy; fine in an equally fine dust wrapper. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight bright clean and especially sharp-cornered. Literally as new.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 208 pages; Physical description; vii 208 p. : ill. some col. ; 31 cm. Published on the occasion of an exhibition also held at the Amon Carter Museum Fort Worth 27 Feb. - 30 May 2010; and Portland Museum of Art Maine June 22-Sept. 12 2010. Biogs. ; exhibs. ; colls. Catalogue of an exhibition held at 27 Feb. - 30 May 2010. Includes bibliographical references p. 202 and index. Contents; Partial contents Galvanizing Hartford : the history of the American modern watercolors and drawings collection and its patrons / Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser -- Modernism and antimodernism : works on paper in the age of Austin / Carol Troyen -- Progressive and avant-garde artists -- Regionalism social realism and American visions -- Surrealism and neo-romanticism -- Postwar abstraction and the resurgence of realism. Partial contents Includes works by Charles E. Burchfield Charles Demuth Arthur G. Dove Edward Hopper John Marin David Smith Pavel Tchelitchew Mark Tobey and other artists. Summary; American Moderns on Paper presents a selection of approximately 100 of the finest watercolors pastels and drawings by leading American modernists from the Wadsworth Atheneum's renowned collection of American art. Works by Sloan O'Keeffe Hopper Marin Dali and Wyeth among many others serve as notable examples of the various styles and subjects pursued by artists in America from 1910 to 1960. The catalogue entries are accompanied by artist biographies. Organized chronologically and generously illustrated throughout the catalogue is introduced by two essays exploring the historical significance of the collection and the importance to American modernists of working on paper rather than canvas. Providing a rich history of the collection the volume illuminates not only its historic roots but also the concurrent national evolution of interest in watercolor and drawings.Biography; Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser is Chief Curator and Krieble Curator of American Painting and Sculpture at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Hartford. Carol Troyen is Kristin and Roger Servison Curator Emerita of American Paintings at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Erin Monroe is Curatorial Fellow in the Department of American Painting and Sculpture at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art. Subjects; Burchfield Charles Ephraim 1893-1967. Demuth Charles 1883-1935. Dove Arthur Garfield 1880-1946. Hopper Edward 1882-1967. Marin John 1870-1953. Smith David 1906-1965. Tchelitchew Pavel 1898-1957. Tobey Mark 1890-1976. New Haven [Conn.] : Yale University Press : Hartford, Conn. : In association with the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art hardcover
1876réf. 143791876. The Press July 7 1876 is a Philadelphia newspaper issue preserving early Eastern reporting on the Battle of the Little Bighorn and the death of George Armstrong Custer one of the most widely mythologized military defeats of the American Indian Wars. The issue appeared less than two weeks after the June 25 to 26 1876 battle along the Little Bighorn River where Lakota Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors fought the U.S. Army's 7th Cavalry in south-central Montana. Its front-page account is significant as a contemporary record of how Custer's death was immediately framed for urban newspaper readers during the nation's Centennial summer emphasizing sacrifice military honor and shock rather than the Indigenous defense of land and sovereignty now central to historical interpretation. The Press. Philadelphia Pennsylvania. July 7 1876. Four pages present comprising pages 1 2 7 and 8 only. The front page is dominated by war-related reporting with the lead story addressing dispatches to Generals William T. Sherman and Philip Sheridan and stating that the first reports of Custer's defeat were "only too true." The article suggests "Custer sacrificed himself and his command by blundering hardihood" while also elevating him in memorial language: "The name Custer is a household word" and "Custer fell-fell at the head of his command; fell where Death's sickle cut close and sure." The surviving front-page spread offers a concentrated example of immediate post-battle newspaper rhetoric combining battlefield uncertainty military chain-of-command reporting and heroic commemoration before later national mythologies of "Custer's Last Stand" had fully hardened. The issue's timing gives it research value for the study of Reconstruction-era print culture U.S. military expansion Indigenous resistance and the formation of public memory around the Plains Wars. As a Philadelphia paper published days after the battle became national news it shows how eastern readers encountered the event through telegraphic dispatches and editorialized martial language during a year otherwise dominated by Centennial commemoration. Incomplete with only pages 1 2 7 and 8 present; slight wear and small tears around edges; otherwise well preserved very good. A strong contemporary newspaper survival centered on the first wave of public reaction to Custer's defeat and the national reframing of Little Bighorn in the summer of 1876. unknown books
