Search Results: Authors starting with B from Roberta Fountain

Signed by author on half-title page. Cover lightly worn. Text is clean and unmarked.

Mira Cantor, Silver Lake Exhibition Catalog, Genovese/Sullivan Gallery, Boston, June 3-July 9, 2005. Essays by P. Allara and N. Bassman. Softcover; 32 pg.; color plates. Includes folded poster and copies of 2 reviews of show.

Inscribed and signed by author on front free-endpaper. Back cover moderately creased. Text is clean and unmarked.

Light cover and edge wear. Text is clean and unmarked.

Driftwood from California Coast. Ex-library discard with the usual stamps and labels. First Printing. Pages not numbered; 24 black and white plates. 4-1/4 by 6 inches in size. Brief introduction by George and Helen Papashvily. Cover moderately worn. Pages are clean and unmarked. "Nature ... the Great Sculptor in the Art of Driftwood."

Softcover; 1952 publication. Blue textured paper cover is very worn, with fading and some soiling on front cover. Text is clean and unmarked, with some light creasing. Type size of text is very small, with closely spaced lines.

Ex-library discard with the usual stamps and labels. Cover and corners lightly worn with shelfwear. Text is clean and unmarked.

Softcover, 54 pg. Mylar on cover has surface wear and bottom margin has yellowed; the cover itself is bright and clean. Several high-quality prints of angel paintings are bound into text. Text is clean and unmarked.

Ex-library discard with the usual stamps and labels. Text is clean and unmarked.

The Strange Case of the Dead Bird on the Nightstand. Historical Curiosities of Philadelphia No. 127: The Professor and the Bird. Researched and Archived by Emma Bull and Photographed by Kyle Cassidy. Small self-published pamphlet with sewn yarn binding. Measures 5.5 by 4.25 inches. Front and back cover are light weight card stock, with title page and 3 pages of text on off-white paper. Version 1.0, 42nd Printing 1/1/11; Design and Typesetting by Lois Buhalis. A little sci-fi gem with a tale of time travel and birds.

A Guide to an Exhibition of Home Life in Dublin 1790-1820. A project of Number Twenty Nine (29), a partnership venture between the Electricity Supply Board and the National Museum of Ireland, the joint publishers of this guide. Dublin; published 2001, the 10th anniversary of the exhibition and the 75th anniversary of the ESB. Cover lightly worn and marked. Text is clean and unmarked.