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San Cristobal, NM: Eya Fechin. Good copy paper, 64 pp, 68 B/W and 14 4/C illus, limited to 3000 copies, signed by Eya Fechyin. . Good. Paper. 1982.

San Cristobal, NM: Fechin Art Reproductions, 1997. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Inscribed By Author. A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 8 3/8""w x 9 7/8""h. Slight wear to cover. Many b&w photos. Inscribed by Fechin.

San Cristobal, NM: Fechin Art Reproductions. Used-Good/NO DUSTJACKET. (1997). 1st Edition, 4th printing. Paperback. Signed by the author . Sm 4to., unpaginated, small tear in front cover, scrape on back coer .

Taos, New Mexico: Eya Fechin, 1986. Second Printing . Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 8 1/2" X 10. Nugenet, Robert - Photography. 62 Un-numbered pages. Some minor wear to cover edges and corners and at spine area. Cover spine glue seems to be drying out and will probably need a little help before long but remains firmly attached. Illustrations on every page many in color. Nicolai Fechin was an artist of two continents. Half of his career was spent in Russis (1881 - 1923), where his education, training and warmest acclaim took place. The latter part of his life and artistic development took place in America (1923 - 1955). Fechin was known as the living old master -- an artist's artist. Others called him the Michaelangelo of our time. His talents in so many diverse disciplines was unique indeed -- a master of painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, woodcarving and ceramics. What his eyes saw and his hands touched, became a creative experience. He considered Taos as his American home and… Read More

San Cristobal, New Mexico: Fechin, Eya, 1982. Imited First Edition of 3,000 Stated . Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 8 1/2" X 10 1/4. 68 Un-numbered pages. Nicolai Fechin was an artist of two continents. Half of his career was spent in Russia (1881-1923), where his education, training and warmest acclaim took place. The latter part of his life and artistic development took place in America (1923-1955). Fechin was known as the living old master -- an artist's artist. Others called him the Michaelangelo of our time. His talents in so many diverse disciplines was unique indeed -- a master of painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, woodcarving and ceramics. What his eyes saw and his hands touched, became a creative experience. He considered Taos as his American home and it is there that a Russian house evolved from the New Mexico mud. It is that house which is celebrated in this book. The Fechin Institute is a cultural-educational, non-profit foundation striving to present and develop… Read More

Blue feather press, 1982. in4. 1982. Broché. iconographie en noir et blanc et en couleurs