Resultados de búsqueda: Art etc. (International) from Quagga Books

Tel Aviv Museum of Art, 2003. Collection of photographs with introductory essay. Parallel English and Hebrew text.

Gachnang & Springer, 1983-87. Two fine volumes of the deluxe edition of this catalogue raisonne of the artist's graphic work. Each volume in a blue linen slipcase. Some minor wear to the slipcases. Number 23 and 37 of 50 copies, each signed by the artist at the colophon. Volume 1 is Werkverzeichnis der Druckgrafik 1963-1974 and published in 1983. Bound with original woodcuts to the boards and endpapers. With the original glassine wrappers in near perfect condition. Volume 2 is Werkverzeichnis der Druckgrafik 1974-1982 and published in 1987. Bound in blue cloth with the dustjacket with 3 original etchings by the artist. Also with the original glassine wrapper in near perfect condition. The catalogue describes a total of 436 works (with states), all of which are illustrated. First edition Near fine Hardcovers in slipcases.

Endicoes Melhoramentos. Text: Portuguese. Monograph of the artist Manuel Kantor. Preface in English by Jacques Aubert. Captions in Portuguese and English. 54 Illustrations. 67 Pages of text. Some foxing/toning to front and rear end papers with discolouration marks from old cellotape. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Dust jacket: Fair to good. All four corners clipped. Some pale foxing and toning to the verso. Some abrasions to the spine edges. Edge-wear to extremities. Grubby marks to covers. Binding: Hardcover. Cloth spine with illustration to front board.

Edizioni D'Arte Moderna, 1964. Inscribed by Baldinelli. Language Italian/English

Karl Robert Langewiesche, 1929. German volume on architecture, mostly photographic illustrations of buildings from the 1920s by architects such as Fritz Schumacher, Bruno Taut, Walter Gropius, Peter Behrends, Hans Poelzig, Erich Mendelssohn, Paul Bonatz, Hermann Muthesius and others. Card wraps with D/W, VG. Top edge dyed, light foxing to text and edges.

Rohwohli-verlag, circa 1990. Standard edition of 1000 copies.

Philip Wilson Publishers, 2004. 'Provides an illuminating and coherent overview of Vorticism before, during and immediately after the First World War.' Slight marks to endpapers. Otherwise a clean sound copy.

Thames & Hudson. Exploring the iconic ideal of the beautiful boy. With 206 illustrations, 177 in colour. Light foxing to top edge. Some light thumbing. 256 Pages. Contents clean and binding sound. 1st Edition. Condition: Near find. Good. Some light edge-wear. Foxing with a faint tide mark to verso. 1cm closed tear to rear fold. Hardcover. Grey boards with embossed image of two dolphins.

Verein von Freunden der Photographie, 1893. 40 black and white printed photographs of the architecture of Dresden taken by J. Schombardt. Number 39 of 40 is missing. Including a 15 page pamphlet by Constantin Uhde. Text in German. Contained in decorative green cloth, solander case.

Antique Collectors Club/Baron Publishing. Volume 8 in the Price Guide Series (off-shoot of the Antique Collectors' Club). Featuring Antoine-Louis Barye; Christophe Fratin; Pierre Jules Mene; Marie R Bonheur; Emmanuel Fremiet; Isidore Bonheur; Jules Moigniez; and additional sculptors. b&w illustrations. Thumbing to lower edge. 339 Pages. Contents clean and binding tight. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Dust jacket: Fair. Edge-wear and creasing. A few closed tears to the folds. Sunning to spine. Remnants of cellotape on verso. Binding: Hardcover. Brown boards with gilt lettering and device. Some light edge-wear to extremities. Some light soiling to front cover.

Museum für Deutsche Volkskunde Berlin, 1982. A collection of old German playing cards from the museums and private collections of Berlin.

North Holland Publishing Company, 1979. A reconstruction of the collection of the Reynst Brothers - an extensive collection of Italian/Ventian paintings from the 16th and early 17th century. Illustrated in black and white.

1947. Recased. Nice, well kept copy. Text in French. Focus on Egyptian art, Van Gogh

The Architectural Library , 1801. Treating fully on practical geometry, soffits, brick and plaster groins, niches of every description, sky-lights, lines for roofs and domes. Rebound half leather and cloth covered boards, with new endpapers and gilt title on spine. Text is still clear, though it appears to have suffered some water damage before being rebound. Contains 78 black and white plates. Bonding shows little wear but slight soiling.

Light brown board hardcover book with ribbon ties; Some page edges worn. Page block is unbound. All plates are present and attached. Introductory text in French. Features 40 color photographic plates of Asian pottery. No publication date; appears to be circa 1925. Bookseller label on verso of cover.

Cassell & Company, Ltd. The chapter on General Introduction gives detailed information on the types of paints and equipment to use as well as technique. Complete with 16 plates (tipped in). Foxed throughout. 1cm tear to prelim paper. 52 Pages. Binding still firm.

Contemporary Art Lithographers. Signed by Christo. Photograpic record of Christo's art project of wrapping one mile of coastline with woven plastic. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Dust jacket: Fair. Edge-wear, creasing, nicks to edges. Open tear to top of spine and the top of the rear fold. 2cm closed tear to rear cover. Abrasions to all the folds. Binding: Hardcover. Some light edge-wear.

Faber and Faber. Sequence of drawings of a dying man in which art becomes the medium of tender observation and grief together with excerpts from the journal the author kept during these months. Include an essay by John Russell and an interview with Stephen Spender. 123 Pages. Contents clean and binding tight. 1st Edition. Condition: Very good. Dust jacket: Good-. Some edge-wear with small closed tears to the extremities. Long thin label on front flyleaf. Binding: Hardcover. Black cloth with mild sunning.

Taschen. Text: English. French. German. 3 volumes in very good condition in a box. Condition: Very good. Binding: Hardcover. Some mild edge-wear. In slipcase.

Albert Morancé, 1925. Portfolio with a 40 page booklet and 54 plates in black & white. Part of the "Documents D'Architecture" series. Showcasing the work of Morance, Perret, Freyssinet, Behrens, Gropius, Taut and others. Small abrasion to the front panel of the portfolio cover and sunning to the front and back edges. Text in French.