Search Results: Authors starting with J from Sims Reed Rare Books

New York.: Waddell Gallery., 1968.. 4to. Folded card. (211 x 279 mm).. Monochrome illustrations. Leaflet accompanying the exhibition on Alain Jacquet held at Waddell Gallery (New York) from November 20 - December 21, 1968. With text by R[ichard] H[ughes] W[addell].

Chicago.: Museum of Contemporary Art., 1968.. 4to. Folded card. (280 x 215 mm).. Leaflet accompanying the exhibition on Alain Jacquet held at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago from the 2nd of March to the 7th of April 1968. Contains brief biography, list of Jacquet's exhibitions and illustrates the work 'Rolls Royce Jet Engine'.

Linz.: Edition Neue Texte., 1976.. Original publisher's printed wrappers with illustration in red to front cover.. 4to. (265 x 210 mm).. Illustrated throughout in black and white. Double number of Neue Texte magazine, nr. 16/17.

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1978.. Publisher's wrappers.. 8vo. (20.5 x 12.5 cm).. Signed by Jandl on title page.

Frankfurt am Main., 1984.. Publisher's wrappers.. Small square 4to. (21 x 21 cm).. Exhibition catalogue, complete with 7'' vinyl record housed in sleeve in inside rear cover.

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1985.. Original publisher's yellow printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 115 mm).. (Sammlung Luchterhand 567).

Düsseldorf.: Eremiten-Verlag., 1973.. Original publisher's printed wrappers with titles in red and vignette in white to front cover, titles in white to spine.. 8vo. (190 x 120 mm).. With eight illustrations by Jandl.

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1982.. Original publisher's pink printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 116 mm).. (Sammlung Luchterhand 390).

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1974.. Original publisher's cream printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 115 mm).. This copy signed by Jandl. (Sammlung Luchterhand 157).

Berlin & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1971.. Original publisher's orange printed wrappers.. Small 4to. (220 x 167 mm).. This copy signed by both Jandl and Mayröcker (the latter dated her signature 1999) on the title.

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1983.. Original publisher's glossy printed wrappers.. 8vo. (205 x 126 mm)..

Berlin.: Verlag Volk und Welt., 1990.. Original publisher's white printed wrappers, book slightly crooked, with resultant tear to spine.. Narrow 8vo. (230 x 105 mm)..

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1983.. Original publisher's cream printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 115 mm).. This copy with a anonymous fine profile portrait drawing added to final page. (Sammlung Luchterhand 488).

Darmstadt & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1982.. Original publisher's tan printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 115 mm).. (Sammlung Luchterhand 364).

London / Vermont.: Gefn Press., 1987.. Original publisher's cream linen box with 'Eve' printed in silver to the long edge.. Boxed poem-object. (247 x 750 x 140 mm).. McPherson's poem 'Eve' printed in grey on an accordion-folded cream-coloured sheet attached to the base of a paper hanging construction of the same colour by Susan Johanknecht, both wrapped in sheer black fabric; two loose pieces of paper-covered card with printed publication details to inner lid and base of box. A highly original collaborative poem-construction, 'Eve.'This is one of 50 copies, signed by McPherson in pencil at the foot of the poem. McPherson's poem had previously appeared in the American Poetry Review before being transformed, with Johanknecht's original hanging construction, into this unique and beautifully conceived poem-object. Susan Johanknecht is an artist and founder of the Gefn Press. There is are no other copies of 'Eve' on the market.

London., 1936, 18th December.. 4to. (257 x 200 mm).. Letter with typed text on two leaves of laid paper with the watermark 'Krypton Linen' recto only, second sheet with signatures in black or green ink (see below), sheets numbered '1' at foot and '2' at head and stapled at upper left. A fascinating letter concerning 'an attempt of the German Authorities to enlist the support of British Artists in the cause of Nazi Propaganda' and illustrating the increasing effect of 'Entartete Kunst'.Dated 18th December, 1936 ( the date altered from the 8th), and addressed to 'The Editor' of the 'News Chronicle', this typed letter, signed by - among others - Augustus John, Duncan Grant and Jacob Epstein, is concerned with the 'invitation' circulating among 'British Artists' to participate 'in an Exhibition of Contemporary British Painting in Berlin'.The letter continues, expressing concern for the treatment of German artists (Hitler's rise to power saw the prescription or exile of German artists considered… Read More

London.: Matthews Miller Dunbar., 1972.. Original green morocco-backed marbled boards by Giovanni Codina, Milan, red morocco label to front board with title, banded spine in five compartments with red morocco label with gilt title, original slipcase.. Square 4to. (350 x 325 mm).. Half title, title with copyright verso, leaf with quotation from Nietzsche and 25 monochrome photographs by Street-Porter and 25 tipped-in waitress photographs by John Suttcliffe in sepia on yellow paper, leaf with tipped-in original signed colour lithograph, leaf with original signed colour lithograph, leaf with justification and final leaf with list of restaurants. An excellent presentation copy of Waitress. Published in three language editions, each of 125 copies, this copy is from the English edition, signed and numbered by the artist on the colophon; this copy signed by the photogrpher to the title: 'Tim Street-Porter / Long live Boulestin!' and with a dedication from the artist on the quotation leaf: 'For Beris from… Read More

Hamburg.: Levy., 1999.. Loose as issued in original publisher's printed wrappers.. (340 x 240 mm).. Illustrated throughout in colour and black and white; text in German. Catalogue published to accompany the exhibition of Allen Jones at Levy Gallery, Hamburg, 1999.

(Cardiff).: Welsh Arts Council., 1967–68.. 12 single sheets each with colour screenprint by Allen Jones recto, credits at lower right: 'designed by ALLEN JONES published by The Welsh Arts Council screenprinted by Priestleys'; total sheet size: 2032 x 4572 mm. The scarce very large format screenprint billboard poster by iconic British pop artist Allen Jones.In 1967 the Welsh Committee of the Arts Council decided to free art from museum and gallery walls and bring it more directly to the people. They commissioned some 250 posters from artists who had a connection to Wales and displayed the works in Welsh urban, industrial and rural locations. The campaign lasted 6 months and achieved its goal in generating interest; the present work by Allen Jones garnered the most attention for its eroticised depiction of female legs.We can locate two other preserved billboard posters of 'Legs': at Tate Modern and MoMA. [see 'Pop Impressions Europe / USA', pg. 112].

London.: Published by William Kent., 1727.. Contemporary French red morocco, boards with triple gilt rules, banded spine with gilt decoration and tooling with green morocco label with gilt title in eight compartments, turn-ins with roll tool border, board edges ruled in gilt, marbled endpapers, a.e.g.. 2 volumes. In 1. Folio. (505 x 390 mm).. Frontispiece, title with engraved vignette, dedication with engraved head- and tail-pieces to King George (George I who died in 1727), advertisement leaf, list of plates, list of subscriber's (pp. x) and 52 engraved plates numbered 1 - 73, of which five are large fold-outs and take four numbers each, and 7 double-page taking 2 numbers each; Vol.II - title with engraved vignette, list of plates (pp. vi) and 45 engraved plates numbered 1 - 63, of which 18 are double-page and take 2 numbers each; two small tape repairs to frontispiece recto, some leaves slightly toned as often. [PROVENANCE: Discrete bookplate of Baron Alexis de Redé to front pastedown]. An… Read More