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NY: American Artists Group, (1945). reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Hans Alexander Mueller. Hardcover, 96 pages with black & white, color illustrations. Dust jacket with tanning, light chipping. Originally published in 1939 by Pynson Printers in a limited edition. Record # 385022

Pynson Printers. hardcover. Good. 12x9x1.

NY: American Artists Group, Inc.. Very Good in Good dust jacket; Jacket foxed and toned, front jacket flap . clipped.. 1945. First Edition. Hardcover. Light green illustrated cloth binding. 97 illustrations, including some in color. The renowned illustrator and educator discusses various techniques for woodcuts and wood engravings. .

New York, NY: American Artists' Group. VG/VG+. 1945. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good, bookplate front pastedown and prior owner's attractive blind embossed stamp lower corner front free endpaper. DJ is VG and is not price-clipped ; Mueller was born in Nordhausen and studied and taught in Leipzig, where he had Lynd Ward as a student. He emigrated to the US prior to WWII and illustrated titles such as Kidnapped, Treasure Island and Don Quixote. He also illustrated works by Knut Hamsen. Very attractive and informative work. ; 8vo; 97 p. .

New York: American Artists Group. Very Good. 1945. Hard Cover in Dust Jacket. B000OFXV4I 8vo, 97 pp, VG in dust jacket (dust jacket edgeworn, soiled & darkened at edges, but solid & intact; some staining to bottom edge of binding, not affecting textblock, which is clean & tight). Profusely illustrated and b&w and color. Exceptional printmaking instruction book by an overlooked master. Sold as is, w.a.f. .

1939. Mueller, Hans Alexander. (Mueller, Hans Alexander)illus. WOODCUTS AND WOOD ENGRAVINGS: HOW I MAKE THEM by Hans Alexander Mueller. Pynson Printers, NY, 1939. 4to., cloth, 187pp. VG

American Artist, 1945. Hardcover . Good +. 97 pp. filled with wonderful examples of his work,covers worj, crown and base of spine slight fraying “There have been many books on woodcuts,” wrote Lynd Ward for the book jacket, “but this one is without equal in its intrinsic quality. The woodcut artist is peculiarly dependent on the printing process for the realization of his full intent, and probably nowhere else in the world could this book have been produced with the full measure of care and high standard of craftsmanship that it is receiving at the hands of Elmer Adler and the Pynson Printers.”

New York: American Artists Group, 1945. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hans Alexander Mueller. Binding tight; contents fine; cover near fine to fine. Numerous black-and-white illustrations as well as a number of color illustrations showing the various color blocks required to make a print. Dust jacket in plastic protective cover; not price clipped but one corner of inside flap is clipped; no tears or chips but very slight crease on front cover; minor toning apparent on front cover. Erasure of prior dealer's pencil notation evident on ffep.

New York: Pynson Printers. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1939. First Edition. Hardcover. b/w and color; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 187 [1] pages; Signed by Mueller on rear limitation page. Publisher's green cloth, somewhat faded. Contents VG with numberous illustrations. Apparently a limited edition of 3000.; Signed by Author .

New York, NY: Pynson Printers. Very good condition-DJ very yellowed, chipped/Dust Jacket. 1939. of 3000 copies. 4to., 188 pp. .