Search Results: Titles starting with J from L'Estampe Originale

London., Gay & Hancock., 1913. One of 100 copies bound in vellum and SIGNED by the ARTIST, Charles Folkard. Small folio. Text with 11 tipped in colored plates. T.E.G. with deckled edges on the remaining 3 sides. There is a design on the vellum cover in gold of a jackdaw wearing a hat, with a ropes and tassels motif surrounding the image. Vellum covers slightly soiled, 2 plates have been slightly bent and then flattened showing some creasing on the corners as often happens with the images in this book. Otherwise a very nice copy.

New York, Nov. 18, 1941. JACOB KALICH. COMMEMORATION TO JACOB KALICH. FOR FIFTY YEARS OF PROGRESS AS A PLAYWRITE, DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER IN THE YIDDISH THEATRE. SIGNED BY KALICH and his ardent admirers. Over thirty signatures of those in the Yiddish Theatre.Watercolor, pen and ink, gouache. On vellum. 23 x 15. Right side: Tillie Rabmovitzty, Ben Pepper, Dolly Pepper, O, Salzman, Michael Field, David Dubin, All the best, Luba, S.C. Cantor, Edmond Bayends, Blanche d. Ross, Rose Dubrow, Wm. H. Silverblatt, May Glaubeman, Jean, Joan Grunfield, Alias Yor II, Sara Libromshow. Center: Hoseph Buloff, Jeanne Greene, Betty Sims , Marvin Lowenthanl, Zesnile, John, Jerome Veltin, Miriam Kressyn, Minnis Salzman, Louis Golding, Max Kozyk, I. Grazabeman, David Dubin, Alexander Salzman, Yetta Zweilig, Clara Picon. Left Side: Joseph Kalich, Joseph Rumchinsky (composer and writer), Non Einhorn (Molly Picon), Seymour Rechzeit (husband of M. Kressyn, Abe Eller, Slyvia Reger Kline, Fred Berns, Lucy and Michael German,… Read More

New York., The Book Press, 1961. First American Edition (second printing). Hardback (Red cloth). Fine. Author and illustrator's first children's book presenting the adventures of an orphan unhappily living with two nasty aunts in the south of England. The boy discovers a giant peach and a realm of magical creatures inside. This First American edition appeared six years before the British edition. Library of Congress No. 61-8127. No edition stated, no mention of later printings, no ISBN on copyright or colophon pages. Dust jacket price-clipped, does not exhibit $3.95 price. Four-line colophon records BOUND BY The Book Press, N.Y. No mention of Charlie series at colophon or on rear DJ panel. JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH is his first book for children. Endpapers are green; text block tight, white, and flawless, Yellow page tops in fine condition.. Five full-page color plates and numerous other, smaller pastel or B&W illustrations throughout. Book spine retains full gilt lettering, Blind… Read More

New York., Harmony Books., 1980. 4to. Fine Condition. DJ .

Prague, Aventinum, 1928. Uncut. Czech. Avant Garde, illl. 258. Catalgoue 307. 4to. 207pp. With numerous illustrations by Adolf Hoffmeister. In very good condition with the exception of some loose pages.

New York., Harry N. Abrams, Publishers., 1989. Large 4to. Softcover. Hollywood Portraits by one of their greatest photographers. Very good condition.

Prague, Kropac A Kucharsky, 1944. 4to. Uncut. Very good condition. 52pp. One illustration by Toyen on the cover and two in text.

Paris/Barcelona, Maeght and Ediciones Poligr,S.A., 1972 AND 1975. Folio or large 4to.The first two volumes in Spanish of the catalogue raisonné of lithographs. 12 original color lithographs (2 are the dust jackets; 10 of the plates are double-spread). Cloth; 32 x 24.5 cm. **Volume I (1930-52); NY: Tudor, 1972. 12 original color lithographs (10 are double page plus dust jacket; 5 of the interior ones double-spread; 189 catalogue entries & plates or illustrations (90 in color); 231 pp.; Both volumes are one of limited edition of Spanish-language copies (there were also 5,000 issued in english and another edition in French). **Volume II (1953-63); NY: Léon Amiel, 1975. 12 original lithographs, including dust jacket; 5 of the interior plates double-spread; catalogue numbers 190-389 with accompanying plates & illustrations (93 in color); 253 pp.; one of a limited edition. **Volume I, very fine with dust jacket in original mylar wrapper . Volume II as new in dust jacket including the green band with… Read More

New York., Tudor Publishing Co.. Vol. 1, 1972. Large, 4vo. over 222 pp. Profusely illustrated in color. A catalog raisonné covering the works from 1953-1963. English text. Hard cover, Linen bound. Contains 11 original lithographs by Miró.

Engraving. c. Early 17th c. From the series published by H. Cock. Image: 8 x 4¾. Margins: 12 x 7½.

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.

New York., The Museum of Modern Art., 1980. Paperbound.

17th century engraving. Hollstein 30, vol. III. 15 x 20 . Trimmed. Very fine impression.

Philadelphia., J.B. Lippincott Co.., 1912. Repro. of a series of lithographs made by him on the Isthmus of Panama, January - March, 1912, together with impressions and notes by the artist. 8mo. 14pp. of introductory text. 38 ills. with notes. Bound in cloth with illus. cover.

Philadelphia, Pa., Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2001. JACQUES VILLON AND HIS CUBIST PRINTS CELEBRATING A GIFT OF THE JUDITH ROTHSCHILD FOUNDATION IN HONOUR OF THE 125th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILADELPHI A MUSEUM OF ART PUBLISHED ON THE OCCASION OF THE EXHIBITION JACQUES VILLON, POET OF PRECISION: A NEW ACQUISITION IN CONTEXT, HELD AT THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART, JUNE 23-SEPTEMBER 30, 2001. ; 4to; 61 pages. First Edition. Binding is Softcover.

Minneapolis, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 1978. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, 1978. In pictorial wrappers (Softcover). Book Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 355pp. Fully illustrated catalogue raisonné of Tissot's Prints. Slight soiling to pictorial stiff wraps, else a near fine copy