NEVE (Sylvie).Livre Rare Book
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réf. 46116Périgeux : La poire d'angoisse (Didier Moulinier éditeur), 1986. Un volume 14,7x21cm agrafé, de 40 pages illustrées de hors texte : collages de l'auteure. Edition originale.
réf. 46117Hermes (Oise) : Le Lumen (Gérard Fournaison éditeur), juin 1980. Un volume 9,8x21cm agrafé de 30 pages illustrées de reproductions d'installations de l'auteure. Edition originale.
réf. 46119Hermes (Oise) : Le Lumen (Gérard Fournaison éditeur), décembre 1980. deux plaquettes 13x21cm pliées de 6 pages chacune, illustrées de photographies. Edition originale. Tiré à part de la collection "Ah les beaux gestes".
réf. 46120Ougrée (Belgique) : Atelier de l'Agneau, 1988. Un volume 21x29,7cm agrafé sous couverture illustrée en couleurs d'un collage original de Robert Varlez, de 24 pages illustrées de photographies (de Marie-Hélène Dhenin et Serge Czapla). Edition originale.
réf. 46278Amiens, directeur : Ivar Ch'Vavar. UN volume 14,5x20,5cm agrafé, de 55 pages, illustrées. Bon état.
réf. 46525Amiens, directeur : Jacques Darras, 1981. Un volume broché 16,5x23cm, 239 pages. Bon état.
1994réf. 66718Editions du Chêne 1994 In-4 relié. Très bon état d’occasion.
1977réf. 68684Editions de la Courtille, 1977 In-4 relié, sous jaquette. Jaquette et couvertures de toile légèrement fânées, sinon intérieur frais.
2014réf. 81268GLENAT 2014 In-4 relié 31,8 cm sur 24. 48 pages. Très bon état d’occasion.
1995réf. 118341Éditions Stock, Édition Spengler 1995 In-8 broché 24 cm sur 15,5. 1054 pages. Tranches poussiéreuses et touchées par l’humidité sinon bon état d’occasion.
1973réf. 140931Stock 1973 In-8 broché 21,5 cm sur 13,5. 231 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
réf. 150661Liége, Imprimerie H. Vaillant-Carmanne, 1926.
1916réf. 13382Various locations in Connecticut 1916. 43pp. containing dozens of publications and ephemeral items tipped or pasted in. Quarto. Contemporary ledger book bound in tan buckram repurposed as a scrapbook with manuscript title on front cover reading "Snow's 1876 Press." Moderate foxing and staining to covers minor edge wear. A unique assemblage of material collected into a scrapbook by Glover Atwater Snow 1896-1969 an amateur journalist from Connecticut. Glover Atwater Snow would continue his father's work in amateur journalism and exceed his father's precociousness beginning his printing and amateur journalism career by the tender age of eight. Snow's father William Gamaliel Snow was a prominent early practitioner of amateur journalism. The early portion of the scrapbook contains numerous issues of amateur magazines produced by William G. Snow including seven issues of Every Month two issues of Pen and Press and the premier issues of both Our Town and Pen & Scissors. The book also includes four of William Snow's business cards a mock-up of the first issue of Pen & Scissors and a prospectus for the same. The contents then shift to material produced by Glover Atwater Snow beginning with some early job printing and an early letterpress letter sent to a friend. Of chief interest among Glover Snow's material are his mock-up of the first issue of his first amateur magazine Snow's 1876 Press and a copy of the first issue itself dated April 1904. In addition the scrapbook contains some of Snow's printed envelopes and other ephemera additional job printing including a handful of amateur magazines titled The Star and a one-page extra of The Willowbrook News dated January 15 1910 and listing Glover as manager. The scrapbook includes issues two through six of Snow's 1876 Press dated between January and October 1911; interestingly the subtitle of this publication is "Operated by the Second Generation" an obvious nod from Glover to his father. The scrapbook is rounded out by more ephemeral items and a consecutive run of eleven issues of Pen & Scissors which William Snow began with the one issue in 1900 and Glover continued beginning in November 1911 and ending in April 1916. Glover Snow assembled the present scrapbook in a retired receipt ledger from his father's employer International Silver Company. The date of assembly was necessarily 1916 the date of the final issue of Pen & Scissors or sometime afterwards. A wonderful collection of material spanning two generations of amateur journalism -- father and son. unknown books
1977réf. 171735Paris: Re-Voir Video 1977. 1970-1974 16mm. 2-DVD Box Set. 266 minutes over 4 hours. PAL Region 0. Includes a 184-page book in French and English. ALL-REGION DVD. Will play on any DVD player worldwide. BRAND NEW. Still in original issued shrinkwrap. From the Filmmaker's Coop: "Until Rameau's Nephew. no one has exhibited a film that deals so thoroughly with the range of perceptual problems elicited by the sound cinema." - M. Keller Chicago Film Centre ".an achievement of the originality and brilliance of Wavelength. Snow embraces the problems on intimacy of language and thought with such variety clarity and invention and high humour that again he seems to have made a film out of which an entire future movement could be mined." - P. Adams Sitney Soho Weekly News I started scripting this film in February 1972 and writing shooting mixing editing and continued till September '74. Some ideas used in it date from 1966 when I recognized in myself the ambition to make an authentic Talking Picture i.e. true to its description it moves for its content from the facts of the simultaneities of recorded speech and image; it is built from the true units of a 'talking picture' the syllable and the frame. All the possible image/sound relationships centering around people and speech generate the movie-audience relationships: a wide range of emotional possibilities the experience of seeing/hearing this film.'Speech' 'Language' 'Culture' - their source their nature.recorded imaged prove that in this case a word is worth 1000 pictures. Michael Snow Scripted and Directed by Michael Snow. Shot primarily in Toronto and New York by himself Keith Lock Babette Mangolte David York and others. Each of Michael Snow's works spanning across painting sculpture video film photography holography drawing publishing and music invites us to experience question and contemplate the representation its process and material. RAMEAU'S NEPHEW BY DIDEROT THANX TO DENNIS YOUNG BY WILMA SCHOEN illustrates his research both in the visual arts and in sound: For me it is an authentic 'talking picture' built from the true units of the syllable and the frame. All the possible image/sound relationships centering around people and speech generate the movie-audience relationships: a wide range of emotional possibilities; the experience of seeing/hearing this film. 'Speech' 'Language' 'Culture' - their sources their nature. recorded imaged prove that in this case a word is worth 1000 pictures. - Michael Snow. Re-Voir Video unknown books
1863réf. 857721863. A Fascinating Record of Whiskey Distilling and Lead Processing in New York City in the Mid-1860s Manuscript. Snow Walter P. Expenditures of a Whiskey Distillery and a Lead Processing Plant in New York Owned by Walter B. Snow. New York January 1 1863. 4 pp. 16-1/2" x 6-3/4" 41.9 x 17.2 cm bifolium docketed on verso of second leaf docket reads: "Expenditures/ of estate of Walter B. Snow/ at 100 east 31st st./ New York." Moderate toning negligible light soiling six horizontal fold lines. A well-preserved item. $350. A fascinating piece of New York City's industrial heritage this rare manuscript offers a meticulous window into the industrial landscape of New York City during the Civil War. Spanning January 1860 to January 1863 this document provides an exhaustive account of the dual enterprises of Mr. Snow: an established white lead plant and an emerging whiskey distillery. The Lead Works: Entries detail the procurement of lead and chemical reagents illustrating the operations of a mature 19th-century manufacturing plant serving the paint and putty industries. The Distillery: In contrast the ledgers capture the birth of a new venture. Detailed expenses for stills storage tanks and specialized equipment document the distillery's assembly. Notably records of whiskey barrel purchases suggest Snow was actively blending or wholesaling spirits alongside his own production. A vital primary resource for historians of manufacturing in New York City. unknown books
1980réf. 201082Toronto Ontario Canada: PMA Books / Peter martin Associates Limited 1980. First Canadian edition. Hardcover. 184 pages. A critical examination of the films and photographs of this important but somewhat underappreciated Canadian artist. Features text by Regina Cornwell. Includes some black and white illustrations a filmography list of photographic works bibliography and an index. A near fine copy in boards. No dust jacket as issued. PMA Books / Peter martin Associates Limited unknown books
1975réf. 191822Halifax Nova Scotia Canada: Nova Scotia College of Art and Design 1975. First edition. Softcover. Artist book illustrated throughout with full bleed black and white photographs. A very good plus copy in photo-illustrated wrappers with some minor wear some creasing to the spine and with the uncommon translucent title sheet. A nice of this terrific book. Parr & Badger v 2 156. Nova Scotia College of Art and Design unknown books
1980réf. 192751New York: The Viking Press 1980. First edition. Softcover. Uncorrected proof. Walt Whitman Award winning collection of poems. A fine copy in yellow printed wrappers. The Viking Press unknown books
1941réf. 1869Boston Massachusetts: The Yankee Publishing Company 1941. Wraps. Very good. Edith STEVENS. MAP. SNOW Edward Rowe Aerial and Island Survey. U.S. Coast and Geological Survey Chart 246. The Islands of Boston Harbor 1935. Drawing by Whitman and Howard Engineers Edith STEVENS illustrator. 8vo; 57pp 1; photographic illustrated wrap with cloth spine; illustrated with black and white photographs; one tipped in fold out map printed in green ink crease to right side light age toning of paper; lacking map tipped inside front cover; scuffing to front cover with loss to illustration light soiling wrapper; very good. The Yankee Publishing Company unknown books
1978réf. 190750Paris: Centre Georges Pompidou 1978. First edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalog for a show that ran December 13 1978 through January 29 1979. Text in French with a preface by Pontus Hulten. Features essays by Pierre Theberge Alain Sayag Dominique Noguez and with a conversation with Michael Snow. Includes numerous black and white illustrations. An about very good copy in French style wrappers with a vertical crease to the front cover and some other minor wear as well. Internally a clean copy. Centre Georges Pompidou unknown books
1975réf. 190869Halifax Nova Scotia Canada: Nova Scotia College of Art and Design 1975. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. Artist book illustrated throughout with full bleed black and white photographs. A clean near fine copy in photo-illustrated boards with a slight lean and lacking the uncommon translucent title sheet. Still a very nice of this terrific book. Parr & Badger v 2 156. Nova Scotia College of Art and Design unknown books
1988réf. 857Bath Maine: Patten Free Library 1988. First Edition. Cloth. Fine/fine. First edition. 8vo; vii i 312pp; navy cloth over board gilt-stamped spine; b&w illustrations in text; unclipped pictorial glazed dust jacket lacking price; fine in fine dj. ISBN: 0-9620401-0-X. The history of Bath Maine and the ship building industry. Patten Free Library unknown books
1926réf. 120New York: Harcourt Brace and Company 1926. First Edition. 1/4 cloth. Very good . First edition. 12mo; 109pp; green buckram quarter bound green paper over boards label to spine; untrimmed fore edge; light foxing to top and fore-edge; very good plus. Wilbert Snow was an interesting man a Mainer born in Whitehead Island a lobsterman a teacher a Bowdoin College graduate an educator a poet and governor of Connecticut for 13 days. He returned to Maine after an exciting and illustrious career that saw him crisscross the country and died in Spruce Head ME. Companion volume to his first book of poems on Maine Maine Coast. Harcourt, Brace and Company unknown books
1980réf. 140849New York: The Viking Press 1980. First edition. Hardcover. First printing. Walt Whitman Award winning collection of poems. A clean and tight very near fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. The Viking Press unknown books
1982réf. 136587New York: The Robert Freidus Gallery Inc 1982. First edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalog for a group show that ran September 38 through October 23 1982. Introduction by Ann-Sargent Wooster. Includes black and white images by Bayat Keerl George Miller Andrew Moszynski Bruce Patterson Michael Snow and Ted Victoria. A close to near fine copy in stapled wrappers that are very lightly soiled/ rubbed but an internally clean copy. Uncommon. The Robert Freidus Gallery Inc unknown books
