Art Nouveau

(London): Paul Hamlyn, (1969). First edition, softbound issue. Quarto, card covers, pp.40 + 54 colour illustrations. Name and date written neatly on half title, else a very good copy.. more information

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New York: Abrams, 1981. Second printing. Folio, black cloth, pp. 311; illustrated in colour and black and white with many tipped in plates. Includes a 50 page chapter entitled, "Will H. Bradley and the Poster and Periodical Movements, 1893-1897". Lower corners of covers are slightly bumped and worn, else near fine in a very good dust jacket, with a 1" closed tear to the front panel. . more information

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Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith, (1990). First edition. Cream boards, small square 4to., 144pp., illustrated. Illustrated throughout with 1890s posters, from France, Enland, America, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Russia Scandinavia and Spain. Fine in dust jacket.. more information

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New York: Dodd Mead, (1971). First American edition. Fine in a very good dust jacket, lightly worn at head and foot of spine, and with publisher's sticker of photo credits affixed to front flap of dust jacket.. more information

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(London): Laurence King, (1999). First edition. ng Quarto, black boards, pp. 223, illustrated in colour. With chapters on Arts and Crafts Inspiration; The Rise of Art Nouveau; Northern Europe; Central Europe; Southern Extravaganza; New World Experiments; Art Nouveau and Beyond; and Collecting Art Nouveau Tiles. A fine copy in dust jacket. . more information

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(Kirchdorf): Berghaus, (1995). First English edition.pine Fine Arts Collection (UK) Ltd., (1991). Reprint. Folio, beige boards, pp.111; numerous illustrations. Fine in dust jacket. [Oversize*] . more information

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New York: McGraw-Hill, (1967). First English language edition. 12mo. A good overview with material on the art theory of the period, the architecture, applied art, painting, sculpture, and a discussion of art nouveau's eclipse and the movement's achievement. Fine in a price-clipped dust jacket.. more information

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Paris: Henri Floury, 1923. Quarto, pp. 215, (1), with 81 illustrations including 32 plates, several in colour. Original wrappers bound in. Catalogue raisonné. This copy in a stunning inlaid wooden binding with the binder's ticket of B.A. Martin of Brooklyn, New York. Eight different hues of wood have been inlaid on the upper board, in a design inspired by Redon's "Les Pavots Noirs". With a quarter black morocco spine, simply titled "Redon" in descending gilt caps. Rear board is wood, but without inlay. Slight loss to wood at lower corner of rear board, else near fine. A remarkable art nouveau binding, with a design relating directly to the subject of the book. [Oversize*]. more information

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(London): Alpine Fine Arts Collection (UK) Ltd., (1991). Reprint. Folio, dark blue cloth, pp.198; numerous illustrations. Fine in dust jacket. [Oversize*] . more information

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