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2020réf. Atlantic-9780198855781Oxford UP 2020. Hardcover. New. Oxford UP hardcover
2020réf. Atlantic-9780198855781Oxford UP 2020. Hardcover. New. Oxford UP hardcover
1980réf. 36039BBTemenos (Privatdruck) 1980. 17x25 cm. 22 S., fadengeheftet. Lose in Originalumschlag.
réf. 201000130Marcinelle, Dupuis, 1958 ; in-4, 48 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Eo tome 3 petite usure du dos.
1971réf. 206366Firenze: Il Torchio 1971. Fogli sciolti loose pages. Ottimo Fine. Film Notes & Plates. Whit an Introduction by Jonas Mekas. Scatola in cartone contenente 69 fogli sciolti di cui 12 in 3 quartini introduttivi frontespizio e introduzione 27 di fac-simile di manoscritto in b/n e 20 di tavole a colori stampati solo al recto . Cm 32 x 24. pp. 12 47 fogli stampati solo al recto. Ottimo Fine. Prima edizione First Edition. Il Torchio, unknown
1944réf. 390327Million Dollar Pictures 1944. Very Good. Poster. Measuring 27" x 40". With the original title covered by an affixed 24" x 4" sheet with red lettering. Scattered short tears at the edges early tape repair on the back to a fold very good. This all-black cast was a vehicle for Louise Beavers who played a probation officer at a boy's reform school who steps in with kindness after forcing out the cruel warden. Though Beavers was a veteran of more than 100 Hollywood films she was largely limited to stereotypical "mammy" roles of slave maid and servant. She achieve a level of mainstream prominence for her role in the 1934 Oscar-nominated film Imitation of Life in which her character was featured in a major subplot rare at the time for black actors as a mother struggling with a light-skinned daughter who refuses to live as a black woman. Reform School was one of her few starring roles and important culturally due to its all-black cast. The film was re-titled Prison Bait" in its 1944 re-release but given the quality of the printing we believe this poster was from the original batch printed in 1939. Million Dollar Pictures unknown
1944réf. 390327Million Dollar Pictures 1944. Very Good. Poster. Measuring 27" x 40". With the original title covered by an affixed 24" x 4" sheet with red lettering. Scattered short tears at the edges early tape repair on the back to a fold very good. This all-black cast was a vehicle for Louise Beavers who played a probation officer at a boy's reform school who steps in with kindness after forcing out the cruel warden. Though Beavers was a veteran of more than 100 Hollywood films she was largely limited to stereotypical "mammy" roles of slave maid and servant. She achieve a level of mainstream prominence for her role in the 1934 Oscar-nominated film Imitation of Life in which her character was featured in a major subplot rare at the time for black actors as a mother struggling with a light-skinned daughter who refuses to live as a black woman. Reform School was one of her few starring roles and important culturally due to its all-black cast. The film was re-titled Prison Bait" in its 1944 re-release but given the quality of the printing we believe this poster was from the original batch printed in 1939. Million Dollar Pictures unknown books
2014réf. 1-1479552097Picture Window Books 2014. Hardcover. New. board book edition. 20 pages. 9.75x10.00x1.00 inches. Picture Window Books hardcover
