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NY 1918 Macbeth Galleries. Lg.8vo., 9pp. of text plus 34 fullpage illustrations with tissues (tissues loose), hardcover. *Signed by artist/designer Lydia Bush-Brown plus a beautiful bookplate of Lydia Bush-Brown (presumably designed by her.) Good, later paper backstrip; cover tips worn and rounded; hinges not cracked. .

New York: Macbeth Galleries, 1918. Hardcover. Fair/No Jacket. Well produced catalogue for the influential Davies's 1918 New York show. Stock well toned, with some occasional marking, but this more prevalent to tissue guards. 35 attractive mono plates. Neat gift inscription to first blank. Marbled paper-covered boards worn to all edges. Black cloth to spine with worn title label. Best regarded as a reading/working copy. 16pp + plates.

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New York: Macbeth Galleries, 1918. Hardcover. g. Arthur Davies. 8vo. 16 numbered pp. Illustrated pages unnumbered. Typography and presswork by Merrymount Press, Boston. Black cloth spine over marbled boards. Each illustrated page with tissue guard. Some illustrations in photogravure. Printed on japan paper. Pages at front list collection by category. Corners bumped. Light wear to head and tail of spine. Some tissue guards worn and slightly torn along edges. Overall, in good condition. Excellent catalogue of Davies' work.

Davies, Arthur B. (American ). LOAN EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, WATERCOLORS, DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, AND SCULPTURE BY ARTHUR B. DAVIES.Macbeth Galleries, NY, 1918. With a Presentation inscription from Davies to Walt Kuhn. Octavo, cloth-backed marbled boards, introduction, table of contents, and 33 tissue-guarded plates of reproductions of works by Davies. Provenance: Ernest, III. st Rohdenburg, with his blindstamp on the title page, and with a 1981letter to him from Sothebys returning the book to him. Light to moderate wear to the cloth, to the label on the spine, to the edges, and to the tissue-guards, but still about Very Good.Walt Kuhn studied with Davies, and considered him a mentor. Both Kuhn and Davies were among the leading organizers of The Armory Show.