Search Results: Art And Architecture from L'Estampe Originale

Lithograph in color. Advertising card. 3 x 5½. Browning of paper on verso, some water stains. MISC-MT-80

Paris, Libririe Ollendorff, 1899. Preface by Armand Sylvestre. 8mo. Original paper wraps with original glassine. The small limited edition of 30 on Japan paper numbered and signed by the author, HENRI BOUTET ON THE COLOPHONE. Includes one ORIGINAL DRAWING in pencil signed by HENRI BOUTET and titled in pencil tipped in opposite the frontispiece. Includes TWO ETCHINGS printed in black and sanguine, 3 suites , one on Japon printed in sanguine and blue with the text, one printed in colors on Japon without the text and the last suite on china paper without the text. In perfect condition.

1952. Catalog raisonné Monte Carlo, A. Sauret. Folio. 183 pp. 146 pls. with descriptions, most in color. Complete with frontispiece. One of an ed. of 4125. In original slipcase. Glassine torn, otherwise fine.

Cambridge, Mass., University Press., 1898. Arranged and printed by Will Bradley. 32 pp. Bound in stapled papers. Uncut. With a Special Offer of a list of Books for Christmas slipped in. Tall 8vo. Slight tear in cover; otherwise fine.

4to. Das Gesamtschaffen des Architeckten des Architekter. Rudolf Mosse Buchverlag. Berlin. 1930. 1st edition. 402 illustrations , 253 pp. Fine condition.

Etching. 1912. Signed in pencil. Numbered from the edition of 383. Catalog cover from the auction of prints from Van Gogh's estate, November, 1912, in Amsterdam. Image: 3½ x 2½. Margins: 9 x 5½.

Los Angeles., Times-Mirror., 1936. 1st ed. Original wraps. Large 4to. Stanley Plumb, ed. 54pp. inc. color frontispiece and multiple photos each page by Adams. Staples. Rare in the 1st ed. Brown illus. Wrappers. Fine copy.

Philadelphia., Gebbie and Co.., 1885. Ed. by J. Eugene Reed. Folio. Full calf. gilt cover and spine. Illustrated with 60 photogravures and 94 wood engravings after works by Bouguereau, Corot, Fromentin, Meissonier, Millais, and Puvis de Chavannes, etc. A.e.g. 94 pp. Worn edges; fine interior. Colltr's. stamp: Chas Holbrook.

New York, Macmillan and Co.., 1882. Large 4to. First American Edition. Full leather with gilt spine. Deckled edges. 54 prints after artists from the Renaissance through the 19th century. 384 pp. Hamerton offers a comprehensive history of the graphic arts covering everything from silverpoint to lithography. xvi + 384 pages; index; with 54 illustrations, collated complete as per the contents list; many of which are finely-printed on India paper and then laid-down to the sheet, and tissue guarded; A huge compendium of techniques, styles, methods of artistic creation; approx. 15" x 11" in size and weighing nearly 12 pounds: works by Raphael, Leonardo Da Vinci, Turner, Maclise, Lalanne, Poynter, Burne-Jones, Zucchero, Watteau, Holbein, Birket Foster, Titian, Bewick, Rembrandt, Durer, Delaune, Veronese, Holl, Hunt, Chardin, Muller, more; Philip Gilbert Hamerton (1834-1894) British artist and essayist studied art in London, resided on the isle of innistrynich, Loch Awe, 1858, art critic to… Read More

University of Wisconsin - Madison., 1975. Essay by Ben L. Bassham. Exhibition catalog with list of lenders. Descriptive catalog of the complete etchings of John Taylor Arms. 8mo. 74 pp. Paperbound.

Paris, Pierre Vorms, Ed., Galleris Biliet, 1928. 8vo.Original wrappers. One of a few Hors commerce outside of the 500 printed on velin d'arches. Unpaginated. Deckled edges. Illustrated with 60 woodcuts each on a separate page by Masereel. Original glassine wraps. Signed and dedicated in pencil by Masereel on the title page and also signed on the colophone by Masereel indicating this is a RARE hors commerce. In fine condition. Books signed by Masereel are RARE.

Karlsruhe., 1962. 8mo. 300 pp. 305 illustrations with detailed descriptions of the entire graphic work, edition states, sizes, etc. Wraps. Complete, although a number of pages are loose.

Librairie D'Art, Paris. Large 4to. Cloth bound with colored and embossed title and design on front. No. 261 of 650 copies printed on Holland paper. Artists portraits. 100 pp. Worn covers; slightly split spine. Fine interior. Paintings, pottery, sculpture by A. Moreau, L. Gros, J. Breton, Objects d'art by Bonnat, Lamy, J.E. Blanche, and Girardet.

London, Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press, 1925. 8vo. First edition. Original grey wrappers. 30pp. Includes a reprint of a review of Tolstoy's "What is Art?" by Shaw which appeared in the Daily Chronicle in 1898. A fine copy preserved in a custom-made folding case.

New York., The Museum of Modern Art., 1986. 4to. Soft cover. Fine condition.