Search Results: Titles starting with C from SunriseBooks

Alfred A. Knopf/Everyman's Library 2001. Fourth printing, xliii, 1313p, 6p publisher's list. Introduction by Sabry Hafez. Hardbound, red cloth with gilt lettering on black on spine, in fine condition, ribbon bookmark, in near-fine unclipped dj with 1/4" tear at top of spine at front panel fold. Everyman's Library 248. Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1988.

Cambridge University Press, 1970. First edition, two volumes, xviii, 815p, maps; xxvi, 966p, plates. Hardbound, green cloth with gilt-lettered spines, in very-good condition with some spotting to front board of volume one, previous owner name on front endpapers of both volumes, some notes on rear endpaper of vol.1, interiors otherwise unmarked. Bindings and hinges firm, sound, sturdy. No djs. International orders and U. S. domestic Priority Mail orders will require additional postage - please enquire.

The Venezuelan Center, New York, 1997. First edition, 31p, 32 water color and b/w drawings. Exhibition catalog of Pissarro's drawings and watercolors done while visiting Venezuela in 1852 - 1854. Oversized stapled wraps with wrap-around illustrated dj in very-good+ condition with small circular residue at top corner of dj from a no longer present price sticker, otherwise clean and unmarked.

Art Gallery of NSW/National Gallery of Victoria, 2003. First edition, 242p, 68 plates in color. Oversized trade paperbound with folded flaps, smyth sewn, in fine condition. Catalogue for the 2003-2004 exhibition, "Darkness & Light - Caravaggio and His World", including lengthy essays on Caravaggio, his era and his influence, individual commentaries on 68 paintings, including many by artists he influenced, Italian, French and Northern European: Bartolomeo Manfredi, Artemisia Gentileschi, Gerrit van Honthorst, Valentin de Boulogne, Jusepe de Ribera and many more.

Alfred A. Knopf, 1991. First edition. Signed by author on title page (signature only). Hardbound in fine, as-new, condition in fine unclipped dj.

Arti Grafiche Ricordi, 1964. First edition, unpaginated, XII framed plates in full color. Translated from the Italian by Sandra Peterson. Hardbound, beautifully illustrated padded cloth, in fine condition with clear plastic dj missing large strip across bottom of both panels, in red stiff paper slipcase. International mailing may require additional postage - please enquire.

International Grapho-Analysis Society, 1958. 192p, illus. Hardbound, gilt-lettered black cloth, in very-good+ condition with previous owner name on title page and first name on page edge, interior otherwise clean and unmarked. No dj.

William Morrow, 1959. First edition. Hardbound in very-good condition in good unclipped ($2.95) dj with small chips and tears, notably at top of spine.

William Morrow, 1951. First edition. Hardbound in very-good condition in good+ unclipped ($2.50) dj with moderate edgewear, soiling to rear panel.

Phoenix Press, 1951. First edition. Hardbound in very-good condition with some age-toning to endpapers, previous owner name in pencil on front endpaper, pp209 - 211 have folded lower corners, a result of a small flaw that left extra paper on the pages, text in no way compromised. Unclipped ($2.00) dj in good condition with moderate wear, some foxing and some sunning to spine. His first novel.

University Books, 1964. Reprint, 509p. Hardbound in fine condition, clean and unmarked, in very-good unclipped dj with small tear and some sunning to spine.

Coward-McCann, 1952. First edition. Hardbound, pale-blue paper-covered boards with pale blue lettered black cloth spine, in good+ condition with some soiling to page edges, light soiling to boards, in good+ unclipped ($3.75) dj with soiled back panel and soiling around the edges of dj flaps.

St. Martin's Press, 1988. First printing. Inscribed by author on title page: "(to) R - William Campbell Gault". Hardbound in fine, as-new, condition in near-fine unclipped dj with some rubbing on front panel edge. Brock Callahan series.

First Zen Institute of America, 1947. First edition thus, 72p, frontis. photo, b/w photos. Reproduced in facsimile with Foreword, Appendix, Glossary and Index. Oversized hardcover, black-lettered gray cloth with appropriately yawning cat on front board, with thin 2" scratch and stain near top edge of front board extending to outer edges of pages (1") with barest penetration into page margins, otherwise in very-good condition. Sokei-an Zenji was the first Zen master to establish a temple in the West, and Cat's Paw contains almost all of his writings in English.

Charles Scribner's, 1987. First printing. Inscribed by author on half-title page: "for L - - Merry Christmas & Enjoy it - Judy - Gillian & Mandy, too!". Hardbound in near-fine condition (top inside corner of free endpaper has previous owner note ("1987 Christmas"), otherwise in fine condition in fine unclipped ($16.95) dj. First Amanda Pepper mystery.

Henry Holt, 1989. First printing, xii, 244p. Foreword by Otto Friedrich. Hardbound in very-good condition with mild reading wear, interior clean and unmarked, in good+ unclipped dj with some wear at spine ends and corner tips.

Smithsonian Institution, 1943. First edition, viii, 94p, fold-out, color plate, 58p b/w plates. Trade paperbound, smyth sewn, in fine condition, clean and unmarked. Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 141.

Shambala, 1973. First U. S. edition, 306p. Edited, Translated and Explained by Lu K'uan Yu. Trade paperbound in very-good+ condition with lightly sunned spine, minor crease to top corner of front cover, interior clean and unmarked.

Bharati Bhavan, 1968. First edition, xx, 147p. Hardbound in very-good+ condition in good but fragile dj with some chipping and tears.

Bobbs-Merrill, 1930. Second printing (edition not stated). Hardbound, blue-lettered yellow cloth, in very-good+ condition, lettering still bright, cloth showing light soiling, binding and hinges firm, previous owner name on front pastedown, interior otherwise clean and unmarked. No dj.