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1929réf. 309977Munich: Albert Langen Verlag 1929. First edition. Illustrated with b/w photo reproductions throughout. 241 1 pp. with broadsheet advertisement for Klubsessel mit Stoffbespannung laid-in. 4to. Publisher's decorated yellow cloth stamped in red. Small tear to cloth at head of joints else fine. Small bookseller's ticket. First edition. Illustrated with b/w photo reproductions throughout. 241 1 pp. with broadsheet advertisement for Klubsessel mit Stoffbespannung laid-in. 4to. No. 14 in the Bauhausbücher series edited by Walter Gropius and Moholy-Nagy. Save for a small snag at the head of the spine a pristine copy. Albert Langen Verlag unknown books
1932réf. 279095New York: Brewer Warren & Putnam 1932. First. hardcover. very good. Moholoy-Nagy. Translated by Daphne M. Hoffmann. Illustrated with 170 black & white images. 191 pages. Short slim 4to red-lettered gray cloth; spine sunned and with some light wear at ends; light foxing throughout heavier on first and last several pages. New York: Brewer Warren & Putnam Inc. 1932. First edition. A very good copy of this exceedingly scarce book. Printed in Berlin by Felgentreff & Co. with cuts by C. Dunnhaupt Dessau -- Freitag 6626. Brewer, Warren & Putnam unknown books
1670réf. 610651670. Seventeenth-Century Hungarian Manuscript Compiled by a Law Student Preparing for His Final Examination Manuscript. De Nagy Nicholaum Appony Compiler. Pia Mentins Exercetia. Probably Hungary c. 1670. 479 pp. Quarto 8" x 6-1/4". Contemporary vellum cut from an antiphonal fragments of thong ties. Some soiling and edgewear boards slightly bowed crack to center of spine near foot vellum beginning to crack through rear pastedown front hinge starting rear hinge partially cracked. Light toning to interior early inscriptions and signature to front pastedown text in Latin written in a fine secretarial hand. $2000. Probably compiled in Hungary this is a reference work for Hungarian law students during the patvaria or patvaristak a two-year training period for that preceded final examinations and admission to practice. It has a number of additional annotations to the endleaves and text. The pastedown is inscribed with an early owner's name "Ioannes" above the Latin motto "Sors Bona Nil Aliud" Good Luck Nothing Else. The rear pastedown has the motto "dat Galenus opes dat Justinianus honores solus Aristoteles cogitur ire pedes" which is based on the quote by Robert Burton 1577-1640: "Galen gives wealth Justinian honors but Moses must go on foot with a beggar's wallet." Our scribe who seems to have been familiar with Burton substitutes Aristotle for Moses. Nicholaas Appony de Nagy was a member of a noble Hungarian family. unknown books
2007réf. 89284Museum. New. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- 124 pp. ; 104 ills. -- with a bonus offer--; Continuity and Change: Three Generations of Ethiopian Artists tells the story of modern and contemporary art in Ethiopia from the 1940s to the present and explores the role Emperor Haile Selassie plays to support artists as part of a purposeful strategy for the modernization of Ethiopia. It also examines the influence of the Addis Ababa Fine Arts School one of the leading art academies in Africa. In particular Continuity and Change focuses on those artists who were and are active in Addis Ababa within the context of the political and social upheavals of 20th-century Ethiopia. Artists active in Addis Ababa are still largely unknown outside Ethiopia and a narrow circle of international curators and collectors. Continuity and Change introduces a number of these artists to U.S. audiences for the first time. The catalogue accompanied an exhibition of the same name which was on display at the Harn Museum of Art from January 23 to April 29 2007. The exhibition was organized by Harn Museum of Art Director Rebecca Martin Nagy and North Carolina Central University Professor Achamyeleh Debela. This fully illustrated exhibition catalogue includes essays by Achamyeleh Debela Heran Sereke-Brhan Shiferaw Bekele Geta Mekonnen and Lean Niederstadt and catalogue entries by Rebecca Martin Nagy with the assistance of Jaime Baird and Nicholas Frech. . 2007. 0976255235 . Museum paperback
1924réf. 105142Berlin Der Sturm 1924 253x192mm Berlin, Der Sturm, décembre 1924, 253x192mm, 60p. numérotées de 177 à 233, , cousu sous couverture illustré d'un bois de Moholy Nagy. (105142)
1925réf. 1656851925. MOHOLY-NAGY L. Malerei Photografie Film. 140 pp. include over 100 b&w illustrations. 4to publisher's cloth dust-jacket and glassine in a new cloth folding box. Munich Albert Langen Verlag 1925. Rare First Edition of this landmark work with typography dust jacket and design all by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. Among the many illustrations are work by by Alfred Stieglitz F. M. Duncan Charlotte Rudolf Renger-Patzsch Moholy-Nagy Grünewald Consemüller J. B. Polak Man Ray Eckner Lohöfener Dr. Mabuse Muche Citroen Hannah Höch. This is Volume 8 of the series Bauhaus Bucher edited by Gropius and Moholy-Nagy. Some slight damage to the dust jacket which is also a later issue with Photographie spelled Fotografie. Nevertheless an exceptional copy. Wingler 563 8 - Heidtmann 5507 - Fleischmann 22 Bolliger VI 54. Andel Avant Garde Page Design 341-343. Fundacion Juan March The Avant-Garde Applied 1890-1950. No. L376 hardcover books
1936réf. 51380Brno: Telehor 1936. First edition. Moholy-Nagy. 4to. 138 pp. color and b&w plates from paintings photographs photograms graphics and filmstrips. Metal spiral bound printed wrappers with original glassine over-wrapper and the plain tan paper outer wrapper which is chipped. There is a tiny bit of rubbing to the lower edge less than one sixteenth of an inch wide on the front wrapper; else fine near new including the plain black card that was issued to protect the rear wrapper. This is the rare variant issue with black wrappers and the artist's name on the front wrapper. Housed in a new clamshell box of cloth with a morocco foredge. This multilingual French English German and Czech international review published only this single combined volume. The entire issue is devoted to the work of Lazslo Moholy-Nagy his paintings photographs and graphics. Edited by Frantisek Kalivoda with texts by Moholy-Nagy including "From Pigment to light" "A new instrument of vision" "Problems of the modern film" and "Once a chicken always a chicken." The introduction is by Sigfried Giedion and a short a text by Frantisek Kalivoda. The first illustration shows the glassine over-wrapper. Telehor hardcover books
