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ref. 1684495857.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
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ref. DADAX1647791243University of Nevada Press 2023-10-24. Expanded. hardcover. New. 10.00x0.75x10.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. University of Nevada Press hardcover
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1980ref. 012250Chicago: Neon Type Division Typefounders of Chicago 1980 Book. Good. Soft cover. 162 167-169 3 184-199 203 207-212 pages. In the original paper covers. Sticker to the front - Typesales London Ltd. Covers are lightly browned. Spine creased. Loosely inserted is the original receipt for the type specimen from October 1980 a compliments slip from Typesales. Also inserted are three faded photocopied pages of price list and another page which explains that the catalogue has been reprinted from an old edition the index not revised and does not agree with the contents in some cases also that some of the continental typefaces were no longer available. There is no obvious sign of pages having been removed so presumably as issued. Tears to the head of pages 21-28 and also 208-211. Neon Type Division Typefounders of Chicago paperback
1996223 pages. "Part history, part memoir, part journalistic expose... Berman takes her memories, her candor and pain and revisits the town where the American dream is chased, found and lost a thousand times a day... Berman's father partnered with Mafia kingpin Bugsy Siegel and built the hotels and casinos that were renowned throughout the world - the Flamingo, the Riviera, and more." - from dust jacket. Illustrated. Clean bright and unmarked with lightest wear. Dust jacket protected in glossy new archival-grade Brodart cover. Beautiful copy. Book
1994A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Red leatherette cover with gilt lettering and design. Edge wear and tears to dust jacket. 13"w x10 5/8"h. 312 pages.
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1938ref. 21153Pittsburgh Pa U. S. A.: Neon Type Foundry. Very Good. 1938. First Edition. Softcover. Includes price sheet and an additional small brouchure. ; 11"; 60 pages . Neon Type Foundry paperback
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1981Features: Connie McEntire Lehman's Dye-Painted Hangings; Sas Colby; Fraas/Slade; Mary Bero's Fabric Art; The textile art of Ellen Zahorec; The Fabric Painting of Susan Daniel; Dennis Valinski's Sculpture's of Life; Victoria Rivers' Neon and Fabric Constructions. Prior owner's name on front cover. Light wear. Quality copy. Book
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2005ref. Q-1581806574IMPACT Books 2005-09-25. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! IMPACT Books paperback
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1968Book shows considerable wear with stained and mottled covers, bumped and worn corners, sun faded spine, super just barely showing at pre-title page, occasional stain to pages, otherwise text/interior is clean and free of marking. Contents include: Black shiny FBI shoes, Rusky-dusky neon dust, The bus, Unauthorized acid, The crypt trip, The unpoken thing, The bust, The Hell's Angels,Cosmo's Tasmanian deviltry, The Mexican bust, Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, a drug saturated group of hippies, trouble with the law. 416 pages. pushing, ballooning heart of the matter , Vibrating dazzle; "[a]mong journalists, Wolfe is a genuine poet; what makes him so good is his ability to get inside, to not merely describe (although he is a superb reporter), but to get under the skin of a phenomenon and transmit its metabolic rhythm" -- (Newsweek).
2007(30x23 cm); (4), 702, pp. Legatura editoriale in tela con sovraccoperta illustrata e titoli al dorso e al piatto anteriore. Con astuccio. Numerosissime illustrazioni in bianco e nero e a colori. Con le sue circa 7000 pagine pubblicate ad oggi ed oltre 6000 tavole illustrate a colori e in bianco e nero, la Storia dell'arte Italiana del '900 costituisce la maggiore impresa editoriale finora realizzata sull'arte italiana del XX secolo. Proponendosi di trattare tutte le personalità artistiche italiane del '900, senza tralasciare quelle minori, l'autore, famoso critico e studioso dell'arte Giorgio Di Genova, ha adottato un taglio generazionale basato sugli artisti nati in un determinato decennio. In questa generazione si contrappongono ragione ed emozione, ordine e disordine, in altre parole ordo e chaos, assoluto e relativo, struttura e apparenza, profondità e superficialità, linea e colore, materia e scrittura (Poesia Visiva e Mail art), collage ed assemblage, ideologia e lirismo, azione e dissacrazione (fino allo scandalo di De Dominicis alla Biennale), museo e ludismo, iconismo e aniconismo, anche monocromo, scultura e pittoscultura, film e teatro, sperimentalismo e nomadismo, Arte Povera e Arte Colta, naturalismo e concettualismo, pop art e neon art, attività individuali, collettivi e gruppi (tra i tanti Il Girasole, Il Moro, Immanentismo, Nuovi Nuovi, Verifica 8+1, Nuovo Futurismo, Transavanguardia, Anacronismo, Narciso Arte, Nuova Maniera Italiana, Madì, Artmedia, Cracking Art, Gruppo Aniconismo Dialettico, ecc.), tutti aspetti considerati con dovizia (anche di dati) in una ricostruzione finora mai affrontata, e pertanto inedita, del panorama della produzione dei nati nel quinto decennio del '900. Esemplare in perfette condizioni di conservazione, come nuovo.
