WENDINGEN by [Gray, Eileen] - 1924

Mexico: Oceano, 2007. First Edition in English. Published Mexico: Oceano, 2007, first printing. Folio wrappers, 9" x 13", 607 pp., illustrated with hundreds of full color reproductions, many essays. Text in English. Extensive survey of Mexican popular art. Minor creasing to spine, else near fine. . 1st. Soft Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket, As Issued. Folio.

Paris: Centre Georges Pompidou, 1999. First Edition . Illustrated Wrappers. Fine. 11 1/2" x 10" Oblong. Color and B/W Plates and Photographs. 227 Pp. Catalog Of The Exhibition, Well Illustrated And With Much Background Information. Text In French. Inscribed To A California Art Patron And Collector, "For David Copley (A Very Generous Host) Much Love David Hockney", In Red And Black Marker. Otherwise As New, A Fine Copy.

New York ( 1983 ): Abradale Press / Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1973. First Edition Thus . White Cloth. Fine/Fine. 13 5/8" Tall. Bill Justice, Ollie Johnston, Frank Thomas, and the Disney Studios. 458 Pp. White Cloth, Gilt. A Reissue Of The 1973 Original Edition, Which Had Plastic Images Of Mickey On The Front Cover, And A Clear Plastic Printed Wrapper; This Issue Has A More Traditional Opaque White Dust Jacket With The Same Images And Text And A White Cloth Binding, Which Is Much More Stable Than The Earlier Binding. This Copy With An Original Full Page Ink Drawing On The Front Endpaper, Signed By Bill Justice, Of A Chipmunk Holding A Sign "This Book Is The Property Of Mark", And Signed On The Third Page By Ollie Johnston And Frank Thomas Above The Colored Illustration Of Mickey Mouse. Two Great Pages, Each Framable By Themselves, But Better Still In The Book. A Wonderful Disney Item, Inscribed To Professional Clown Mark Towner, Who Won A 1998 Local Emmy For His Tv Program… Read More

LONDON, GEORGE RAINBIRD, 1957. LIMITED EDITION OF 150 COPIES, THIS BEING NUMBER 29. SIGNED BY AUGUSTUS JOHN AND LORD DAVID CECIL. FOLIO, HALF VELLUM OVER BROWN BOARDS, BOUND BY ZAEHNSDORF OF LONDON, PLATES PRINTED IN PHOTO-OFFSET BY VAN LEER OF AMSTERDAM. A VERY NICE COPY CONTAINED IN THE ORIGINAL STAINED AND GRUBBY SLIPCASE.

[Nice: Editions Jacques Matarasso, 1987]. Octavo. Ten panel leporello, printed on recto only, laid into printed wrapper. Fine. First edition in this format, with Verdet's poem printed across the leporello above Baltazar's etching. One of 75 numbered copies on Japon Sekisbu (plus 10 h.c.), signed by the author and the artist.

Princeton, New Jersey 1991-2. LIMITED EDITION - #417, with Limitation Slip laid-in. Contents include Nobel Laureate CAMILO JOSE CELA, unexhibited premier ILLUSTRATIONS BY PABLO PICASSO, a review of ERNEST HEMINGWAY (reprinted by permission of New Directions), and more. 96pp on fine glossy paper, in stiff wraps, with cover illustration by Picassso. IN NEAR FINE CONDITION, with curl to lower edge, due to improper shelving. In a protective mylar sleeve.

Mexico: Oceano, 2007. First Edition in English. Published Mexico: Oceano, 2007, first printing. Folio wrappers, 9" x 13", 607 pp., illustrated with hundreds of full color reproductions, many essays. Text in English. Extensive survey of Mexican popular art. Minor creasing to spine, else near fine. . 1st. Soft Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket, As Issued. Folio.

[Nice: Editions Jacques Matarasso, 1987]. Octavo. Ten panel leporello, printed on recto only, laid into printed wrapper. Fine. First edition in this format, with Verdet's poem printed across the leporello above Baltazar's etching. One of 75 numbered copies on Japon Sekisbu (plus 10 h.c.), signed by the author and the artist.

London: W. M. Thompson, 1882. Fifth Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Walton, Elijah. The illustrations are particularly attractive to alpine enthusiasts since they include mountain backgrounds by the famous alpine artist. Very scarce. 5th edition (same contents & size as first edition but different colored binding), 335mm tall x 241mm, viii + 12 chromolithograph plates each mounted on thick stock paper (blank verso), each followed by a page of descriptive text (blank versos), each chromolithograph page is preceded by a thin blank protective page. Complete with all pages and plates. NOT ex-library, previous owner name penned to the first blank protective page (blank page before first illustrated plate). AEG, original blue cloth covers, rebacked with new navy cloth spine with gilt lettering (Walton's books almost always fall apart and need rebacking), new EPs, highly gilt decorated patterns front cover, matching patterns in blind on rear cover,… Read More

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Minneapolis, MN: Fedogan & Bremer / F&B, 1995, 1st Edition ---ORIGINAL ARTWORK, 1995. -----------ORIGINAL ARTWORK for the Fedogan & Bremer edition of Death Stalks the Night by Hugh B Cave, art is by Alan M Clark, measures about 16w x 15h inches, a spectacular piece, Fine condition, has been nicely framed in black, obviously one-of-a-kind, acrylic on board --- An order from outside of the US or Canada cannot be accepted due to the impossibility of satisfying the necessary export requirements and documentation ---apologies for this, any image directly beside this listing is the actual item and not a generic photo /// SIGNED ---GUARANTEED to be AVAILABLE/// ---sizes are approximate---. Signed (see description). First Edition. Art ...Photograph ...letter. Fine (see description). Illus. by Alan M Clark. 16w x 15h Inches. NOT Price Clipped.