BAUMWOLLE - Educational Poster/Lithograph depicting cotton-picking on the Mississippi by Goering-Schmidt - 1930

13, Rue Saint-Georges, Paris: Publie sous la direction de JEAN GUIFFREY, Conservateur au Musee du Louvre par L' ILLUSTRATION 0 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Ecole Italienne (Primitifs), Italienne (XVI au XVIII siecle), Flamande, Hollandaise, Allemande, Espagnole, Anglaise, Francaise (XIV au XVI siecle), Francais (XVII siecle), Francaise (XVIII siecle), Francaise (XIX siecle-1" partie), Francaise (XIX siecle-2 partie), Francaise (XIX siecle-3 partie). Light brown cover with oval black center, light brown title and cream colored spine. 2 Book set with 13 volumes included. About 11-3/4 x 8. Undated circa 1920? Two heavy thick volumes with black & white illustrations throughout and color frontis. Nice condition with secure bindings, clean pages, lightly rubbed covers and few small spine end cloth tear/frays. Text in French. THESE TWO BOOKS WEIGH OVER TEN POUNDS AND WILL NOT SHIP INTERNATIONALLY UNLESS FIRST CONTACTED ON SHIPPING PRICE! .

London: R. Bowyer Historic Gallery, 1802. Very Good. 1 aquatint engraving 439 x 317 mm. (image is 221 x 312 mm.). In Very Good Condition: minor soiling in right margin; minor loss at lower right-hand corner; otherwise, clean and bright.

New York: Touchstone Press with the cooperation of the Tribune Subway Gallery, 1948. Soft portfolio. Very Good. Various. 9 x 12 inches. Nine of the original loose eleven black and white plates (plus cover art) in slightly worn portfolio. Contents clean, slightly toned. Please note: The text introduction by Agnes Smedley is missing. Communist era China, revolutionary period.

Baltimore, Maryland: Ferdinand Roten Galleries Original hand colored etching, 15" h x 17"w pencil SIGNED lower right, #32/100 in pencil lower left. Not titled or dated on the etching, circa mid 1970s. Blind embossed "FR" to paper. Near Fine, top left corner crease, Roten Galleries inventory number in pencil bottom edge, old prices in pencil verso lower left corner. Ira Moskowitz is best known for his etchings depicting Jewish and Native American subjects. His work was a staple of Ferdinand Roten Galleries in the 1970s, and the Gallery published his Catalogue Raisonne in 1976. Well suited for framing, can be shipped loosely rolled in sturdy mailing tube or flat, please choose priority mail shipping to help defray shipping cost. . SIGNED BY ARTIST. First Printing. Print. Near Fine/No Jacket, As Issued. 15" h x 17"w.

Baltimore, Maryland: Ferdinand Roten Galleries, 1975. Original lucite engraving, 13 1/4" h x 18 1/4" w #23/75 imp., pencil SIGNED BY ARTIST. Fine, Ferdinand Roten Galleries inventory number in pencil at bottom edge, old pencil price verso bottom corner. 1975 Roten catalogue, p. 14. Well suited for framing, will be shipped flat. Please select priority shipping to help defray shipping cost. . . SIGNED BY ARTIST. First Printing. Print. Fine/No Jacket, As Issued. 13 1/4" h x 18 1/4" w.

Two copies available, as follows:
Item 1: A$580
Good to V.Good condition. Pages complete and clean with some light foxing. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Two of four double page colour supplements bound in place. Spine rubbed but binding intact. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Cover scuffed and faded but bound intact. Pages and print good, some foxing, mostly on outer edges with some discolouration.
Item 2: A$250
Fair Condition. Original covers and spine cracked, bumped and marked but attached and bound intact. One-penny postage paid stamped on weekly leading pages. Previously removed (106) pages have been replaced by digitally reproduced pages, existing page condition fair.
Published by George C. Leighton, London, 1864. 684 numbered pages with illustrations and advertisements from 1864.
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New York: Arianne Lancell / Alsparck, 1983. Original lithograph of a bearded man in a Winter hat. Part of a suite of work based on Carmilla, the gothic novel by the Irish writer Sheridan Le Fanu. Signed in pencil. Numbered 29 / 297 copies. Authenticated by the artist's own dry stamp (a cat's head). On vellum. Very good condition as the work has never been framed. Sold unframed. 555 x 455 mm (21¾ x 18 inches). The description for this character in the novel reads: This evening there arrived from Gratz the grave, dark-faced son of the picture-cleaner, with a horse and cart laden with two large packing cases, having many pictures in each. Lithographie originale d'un homme barbu dans un chapeau d'hiver. Fait partie d'une série d'œuvres basées sur Carmilla, le roman gothique de l'écrivain irlandais Sheridan Le Fanu. Signé au crayon. Numéroté 29 / 297 exemplaires. Authentifié par le propre tampon sec de l'artiste (une tête de chat). Sur vélin. Très bon état car l'oeuvre n'a jamais été… Read More

Near Fine. 1840-1844. Royal Octavo Edition. Print. From the first Royal Octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. Octavo (approximately 10.25 x 6.5 inches). Drawn from nature by JJ Audubon, printed and hand-colored by J. T. Bowen, Philadelphia. One edge unevenly trimmed as a result of removal from binding. Please examine the provided photo's for personal inspection of condition. Provenance - From the A. D. Andrews Collection of Southern and Natural History. A near fine print. .

McPherson, KS: Carl J. Smalley, 1925. First edition. Spine mostly lost, center of it still present, front board partially loose; Contents very good.. Numbered limited edition of 1050 copies; 13" x 9.5"; Bound in paper covered boards with paper over board spine, a very fragile binding.

New York: Warner & Beers, no date. Very good. (ca. 1871-1873). Hand colored engraving measuring 16" x 18'5". Elegant masculine border with bright color. Light toning. Warner & Beers used the map done by Frank H. H. Lloyd & Company for their Atlas of the United States. A half-inch tear lower left margin.