Search Results: Authors starting with H from modern-ISM

Amsterdam: Stedelijk Musem, 1969. First Edition . Original Wraps. Very Good/No Jacket as Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A crisp, clean extremely scarce Very Good copy. 24 profusely illustrated pp. list of major buildings and projects, selected writings and bibliography. Laid in is a copy of an article "The High and Low Art of Rudolph Schijndler" by Dan O'Neil from the April 1973 issue of Architectural Review.

New York: Rizzoli, 1998. First Edition . Wraps. Fine. 8vo. Hadid, Zaha (illustrator). A crisp, clean, unread copy with a mild bump to the back top corner. 176 pp., with over 400 colour and black and white photographic illustrations, drawings, sketches, models, plans, etc, project information, biography, and bibliography. Laid in is 3-11-2004 New York Times review of her proposal (along with submittals by Thom Mayne (Morphosis), MVRDV, Henning Larsens Tegnestue, and Smith-Miller & Hawkinson) for the 2012 Olympic Village in New York. Also laid in are two articles from the 3-22-2004 issue of the New York Times announcing Hadid's winning of this year's Pritzker Prize for Architecture. Also included is a 3-22-2004 L.A. Times article on Hadid's Pritzker Award. Scarce!

New York: Abrams, 1965. First Edition . Original Cloth. Fine. Oblong 8vo. Fine in a Near Fine DJ. 77 pp., 42 illustrations, including 12 in full color, well-illustrated introductory essay by Hahn, plates, biography, exhibitions, bibliography and list of plates.

Los Angeles: University of Southern California. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. A crisp, clean copy with a small damp stain to the front cover at the spine and a mailing address and stamp on the back cover. Photo of the School of Law Building by Parkinson and Parkinson on the front cover. 32 pp., featuring articles on the dedication of the new Law School Building, College of Pahrmacy Dean Stbler's trip to Europe, the Trojan basketball team, activities of the Dental School, campus events, Trojan Club activities, a six-page section titled "Fifth Avenues of California" featuring articles and ads for high end products and much more.

Los Angeles, CA: Board of Public Works, 1928. First Edition . Hardcover. Fine +/No Jacket as Issued. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 63 pp. Beige cloth, sage pictorial image and lettering on cover. Beautiful copy of this iconic LA building.

Automobile Club of Southern California. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 34 pp., richly illustrated with articles: Cover woodblock by Paul Landacre. Features include "Saga of the Twenty-Mule Team" by Ed Stiles, "In Life the Firmest Friend" with dog etchings by Walter E. Bohl, "Yesterday's Animals of the San Joaquin" and Westways "Trip of the Month" Among the Joshua Trees. Slight silverfish damage at fore edge of front cover.

Automobile Club of Southern California, 1933. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. General overall wear. Splittting to top and bottom of spine, vertical crease in magazine likely when mailed. 42 pp, richly illustrated with articles Features include "Over the Sierra from Sequoia to Whitney"; "The Lure of the Verdant San Juans"; "When Kino led the Way to California"; "Television for the Home (is just around the corner)"; "Those Galapagos" and many more

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1936. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 42 pp. richly illustrated with articles. Cover painting by Viola French. Great section of vintage ads by the Barker Bros. Issue includes: "Christmas is Just One Day"; "Children of the Ancients in Pacific Mexico" by Phil Townsend Hanna; "No Tickee: No Washee!"; "The Desert Eden that Vanished"; "Mojave's Petrified Forest" and more. General overall wear. Slight silverfish damage to fore edge and bottom of front cover.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1936. First Edition . Soft cover. Good. 42pp. richly illustrated with articles. Cover design painting by Viola French. Issue includes: "California Through the Camera's Eye"; "My Country 'Tis for Me"; "Bad Indians at Pauma"; "The Yosemite the Motorist Never Sees"; "Cavern 'Neath the Sequoias"; "Kit Carson and the Battle of San Pasqual" and more. General overall wear, silverfish damage to back fore edge and a few pages, part of spine.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1938. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 34 pp. richly illustrated with articles: Issue includes "Seeing California with Edward Weston: Death Valley II" by Edward Weston which was later collected with 20 other "Seeing California" articles in Westways into a 1939 book "Seeing California with Edward Weston"; "The Best Motoring Cartoons of 1938"; "Natures Etchings in Stone" (San Gorgonio Pass) and much more. Silverfish marks on edges.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1936. First Edition . Soft cover. Good. 42pp. richly illustrated with articles. Cover design painting by Viola French. Issue include: "California Through the Camera's Eye"; "Why Mexico for the Motorist?"; "Pioneer Ferries within the Golden Gate"; "Stone Whales from Santa Barbara's Beach"; "The Wild Things of Sequoia" and more. General wear, silverfish damage on cover fore edge and slight vertical crease in magazine, likely when mailed.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1935. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Cover design -Painted by Raymond WInters. 42 pp. richly illustrated with articles. Issue includes: Yachting Before the Mast" by George Hugh Banning; "City Herding, A Warning from the Mayas", "Small Planes for Everybody?"; "When Mark Twain was Roughing It"; "Australia Gives us the Eucalyptus" by Raymond Thorpe; "The Last Hours of California's First Constitutional Convention" and more. General overall wear, slight vertical crease, likely when mailed, silverfish damage to back cover and 5 pages, damp wrinkling on bottom lower right pages.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1935. First Edition . Soft cover. Good. 42 pp., richly illustrated with articles. Issue includes: "California Through the Camera's Eye", "The Mighty Kings" (Canyon of the Kings); "Los Coronados - Mecca of Ocean Anglers"; "What of Ehrenberg?"; "The California Marine Sand Crab"; "Lost Pueblo of the Forties"'; "The Battle for South Pacific Ports" and more. General overall wear, vertical crease in magazine, likely when mailed. Cover has stamp Crowell Books and Magzines.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1935. First Edition . Soft cover. Good. 42pp. richly illustrated with articles. Issue includes: "California Throught the Camera's Eye"; "Uncharted Caverns of the Desert"; "Insect Enemies of the Jungle"; "Wings Over California" (aerial views); "Pearl-Bearing Snails of the Sea"; "Vices and Virtues of the California Indian"; "Max Schmidt and His Labels" (collecting wine labels): "Lucky Baldwin Days at Santa Anita" and more. General overall wear, vertical crease in front cover, likely when mailed and 1" sq. scrape.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1940. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. General overall wear. Great classic cover by Tanner Conner. 34 pp. richly illustrated with articles. Issue includes: "The Dons and Their Sons Ride Again" (Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara); "Salamanders of the Sea and Sun" (surfing San Onofre); "Fossils of our Forbears" - a cartograph by Dr. Chester Stock and Lowell Butler; "Oddities in Current Motors"; "Cavalcade of the New in Cars"; "When Viper meets Viper" and more.

Automobile Club of Southern California. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. General overall wear. 42 pp., richly illustrated with articles: "Seeing California with Edward Weston: Death Valley" by Edward Weston (8 Weston photos) which was later collected with 20 other "Seeing California" articles in Westways into a 1939 book "Seeing California with Edward Weston"; "In and About the House" by Jack Courtney featuring the Edwards House designed by Gregory Ain and much on the California House and Garden Exhibition on Wilshire Blvd., "Tides West" monthly column by Care McWilliams, reviews of the latest automobiles and much more.

Automobile Club of Southern California. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. General overall wear. 42 pp., richly illustrated with articles: "Seeing California with Edward Weston: The California Coast - San Diego to Monterey" by Edward Weston which was later collected with 20 other "Seeing California" articles in Westways into a 1939 book "Seeing California with Edward Weston"; "Tides West" monthly column by Care McWilliams; "Professional Heroes of the Surf" by C. P. L. Nichols and Samuel L. Friedman and much more.

Los Angeles: Automobile Club of Southern California. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 66 pp., Duncan Gleason painting of San Luis Rey Mission on the front cover, articles include "Cathedrals of the Wilderness" on the northern-most missions in Lower California by John S. Gorby, "Voyager Cook" by Hinda Teague Hill, "Days - and Nights - in Old Panamint" by Philip Johnston, "Antoine Robidoux, Southwestern Fur Trader" by Joseph J. Hill, "The Valley of the Monuments" by Bernice Eastman Johnston, "The High Priest of Flora" on Willis Linn Jepson by Harold D. Carew, "A Pageant of Tradition" by Junius Cravens on Maynard Dixon's mural for the California State Library in Sacramento and six historical murals of the Los Angeles Public Library by Albert Herter, "The House of the Frog Pond" by Marjorie T. Wolcott on Rancho Guajome, "Land of the Lei" by David Heenan, Jr., great period ads and much more. Chipping and… Read More

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1936. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. General overall wear. 42pp. richly illustrated articles. Cover painting by Viola French. Issue includes: "Madam Skipper Rides the Sacramento"; "The Essence of the '49ers"; "New World's Oldest Highway Calls Wheeled Pilgrims" (Mexico); "Brown Pelicans of Los Coronados" and more.

The Automobile Club of Southern California, 1936. First Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 42pp. richly illustrated with articles. Cover design painting by Viola French. Issue includes: "California Through the Camera's Eye"; "The Woman of Ord Mountain"; "First Through the Valley of Death"; "Steamboat Master on the Sacramento" and more. General overall wear, silverfish damage to front cover spine edge