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1861réf. b40592New York 1861. First Edition . Disbound. Near Fine. Complete original disbound issue in near fine condition with light edgewear. Lincoln's proclamation dealt with the need to raise an additional force of 15000 soldiers. unknown
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1941réf. 266271941. LINCOLN Abraham. Lincoln's Kalamazoo Address Against Extending Slavery. Also His Life by Joseph J. Lewis. Both Annotated by Thomas I. Starr. Detroit: Fine Book Circle 1941. 1st ed. Illus. facs. 63pp. A fine copy in orig. cloth non-priceclipped d/j. Limited to 1000 copies. unknown
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1864réf. 1296951864. LINCOLN Abraham. SERZ John engraver. Abraham Lincoln President of the United States Signing the Emancipation Proclamation. Philadelphia: John Dainty 1864. Oversized folio. Image measures 14 by 20 inches sheet measures 20 by 26 inches matted and framed entire piece measures 28 by 34 inches. $7000.Publisher's proof copy of a large and striking engraving of Abraham Lincoln engraved by Serz after a painting by Winner.President Lincoln with quill pen in hand and with a Bible a stuffed eagle and a bust of George Washington in the background has just finished signing the Emancipation Proclamation in this steel-engraved print of William E. Winner's famous painting dated 1864 and marked ""proof"" in the lower right corner. The engraving was done by John Serz 1808-1881 a German-born artist who settled in Philadelphia in 1851 and became known for his cityscapes and historical scenes. Light toning; a few short closed edge tears and one longer closed tear not touching image with tape repair to verso. An impressive example beautifully framed. unknown books
1866réf. 1296961866. Signed. SARTAIN William engraver. Mezzotint: Lincoln and His Family. Philadelphia: Bradley & Co. 1866. Oversized folio. Image measures 25 by 18 inches sheet measures 33 by 25 inches matted and framed entire piece measures 34 by 28 inches. $7500.Artist's proof copy of a remarkable mezzotint depicting President Lincoln with his wife and children ""perhaps the best print of all the 'Lincoln and his family' groups"" signed in pencil in the lower left corner by acclaimed engraver painter and art instructor William Sartain.""Perhaps the best print of all the 'Lincoln and his family' groups and there must be at least a dozen different studies is the engraving by William Sartain from the painting by S.B. Waugh"" Lincoln Lore: Bulletin of the Lincoln National Life Foundation. A publisher's advertising circular for the print proclaimed that ""Soon after the death of Abraham Lincoln Waugh our celebrated American Artist executed a National Painting of Lincoln and his Family. The Artist painted Mrs. Lincoln Robert and Thaddeus better known as 'Tad' from life. The work is considered by all who have seen it a great triumph of art. It represents the family in a private parlor in the White House a short time before the assassinationÉ For a number of months Mr. Wm. Sartain with an able corps of assistants was actively engaged in copying and engraving from this superb Painting. His engraving is now completed andÉ in accuracy of portraiture and artistic excellence of execution is acknowledged to be unsurpassed by any Engraving ever executed in America."" Printed by Irwin & Sartain without title. Mounted on wove paper. Print in beautiful fresh condition; paper backing with minor dust-soiling to edges and a few short edge tears. A very attractive signed example of this striking image. Beautifully framed. unknown books
1866réf. 1296971866. LINCOLN Abraham. SARTAIN John engraver. Mezzotint: Abraham Lincoln the Martyr Victorious. Philadelphia: W.H. Hermans 1866. Oversized folio. Plate measures 22 by 17 inches sheet measures 28 by 22 inches matted and framed entire piece measures 28 by 34 inches. $7200.Publisher's proof copy with printed statement thus of a large striking tribute to Lincoln as martyr.Abraham Lincoln ascends to heaven welcomed by George Washington and a crowd of angelsÑone of the angels holding a palm branch and a laurel wreath over his headÑin this remarkable mezzotint done by John Sartain after a painting by W.H. Hermans. Sartain 1808-1897 a respected painter and printmaker was an early proponent of mezzotint engraving in the United States and the head of a family of artists including Samuel Henry William Emily and Harriet Sartain. Mounted on wove paper. Backing leaf and plate edges with pinholes in corners; minor spotting to edges very faint crease to center. Small paper label in lower left corner. An impressive print beautifully framed. unknown books
1959Roy. 8vo., First Edition; original printed wrappers, wire-stitched as issued, covers lightly dust-soiled else a very good, clean copy. PROFESSOR JACK MORPURGO'S COPY WITH HIS SIGNATURE ON TITLE. Sold from an institution with the usual markings.