Search Results: Authors starting with S from Roberta Fountain

W. E. Reed and S. B. Schmidt. 1983. Softcover - one-sided looseleaf pages, 1-18 articles in series on Kinetic Investing. Plastic spine binding. Cover lightly worn. Text is clean and unmarked.

Editor Thomas C. Geary. Cover moderately worn, faded at spine. Text is clean and unmarked. Graduates Cumming, Worsley, Edwards, Ballou, Braswell, Coburn, Conti, Dodson, Eager, Garrett, Geary, Goggin, Hays, Kube, O'Neal, Mehan, Nuckton, Matthews, Penalosa, Peters, Rice, and Tunberg.

Cover moderatately worn, creased, some chipping to bottom edge. Text is clean and unmarked. Editor: Sarah Graff. Graduates: D'Attile, Niven, Hall, Dixon, McCarthy, Adams, Thacher, Halbach, Swietanski, Beckstoffer, Nesbit, Sutherland, Craig, Lucas, Pfeifer, Rodrigues, Budeshtsky, and Hamilton.

Scheele Symposium on Oxygen: Perspectives on the Element of Life. Conference held Dec. 5-7, 1992, in Stockholm, Sweden. Light surface and edge wear. Text is clean and unmarked. Includes an article on C.W. Sheele, His Life and Scientific Achievements; conference program; and abstracts of papers presented.

Cover and edges lightly worn. Personal inscription and signed by author on title page. Text is clean and unmarked.

Cover and edges moderately worn, spine sun-faded, owner's name on front free-endpaper. Binding has cracked between pages 8 and 9, but otherwise solid. Text is clean and unmarked.

Amsterdam: Steltman Gallery and Editions, 1993, Second edition. Cover moderately worn; lightly creased on back, edge chipped. Front cover has a 2-inch tear at top edge of spine. Text is clean and unmarked. Pages not numbered. Catalog of limited edition furniture and decorative glass.

Catalogue of Impressionist and Modern Paintings and Sculpture. The Property of late C. W. Engelhard, G. H. Cross, H. Peake, P. G. Kewan, and more. Wed., 28 March 1973, London. Includes [realized] Price List. Each page neatly marked with price and most with name of buyer. Green cover, faded edges. Many illustrations in color; includes index. Artists include Arp, Degas, Boudin, Magritte, Picasso, Rodin, Renoir, Van Dongen, and more.

Catalogue of Impressionist and Modern Paintings and Sculpture. The Property of Lady I. Churchill; Edward James Foundation, Colonel Aubrey Gibson, late A. E. Goldschmidt, Phillips Collection. Wed., 2nd December 1970, London. Includes [realized] Price List. Each page neatly marked with price in dollars and pounds, with name of buyer. Green cover, lightly worn. Many illustrations in color; includes index. Artists include Arp, Degas, Foujita, Marini, Picasso, Rodin, Valtat, and more.

Sotheby´s Preview, July 1997. Softcover; 127 pg. Cover and edges moderately worn. Text is clean and unmarked. Articles include: Beck Manuscripts; London by Joli; Liliane de Rothschild by Gonzales-Palacios; Chanel and Chinoiserie; British Modernism by Pollen; Fauve and Expressionist Art from Collection of Tabachnick; and more.

Christie's South Kensington, "Pop" Friday 28 August 1987 Auction Catalogue. Sale POP 2381. Softcover, 75 pg. Includes illustrations of Beatles, early Marilyn Monroe photos, and much 1960s-'70s music memorabilia.

Spoleto, Italy: Comune di Spoleto, 1986. [Antique Textiles: Restoration] Exhibition held in Spoleto, Italy, summer, 1986. Restauri a Spoleto. Softcover; 74 pg.; 6-5/8 by 9-3/8 inches. Illustrations of textiles, many in color. Text is entirely in Italian language. Cover & edges lightly worn. Text is unmarked.

Seven (7) single-page issues of a conceptual artwork by editor/artist Stephen s'Soreff, a periodical zine in the form of a fictional art journal that reviews art and art techniques that may exist in the future, illustrated. AGAR is a visionary suggestion to the imaginative, "intended to add the areas of prediction, speculation, and suggesting to existing art.…" Stephen s'Soreff was a research affiliate at the MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies [1979 – 1980] working on sky and space art, video, and telecommunications. Pieces are folded, they were mailed first-class; 2 AGAR envelopes included. Light wear marks.Included:Vol. 4, no.1 2000Vol. 4, no. 2 2000Vol. 4, no. 3 2001Vol. 3, no. 3 1991Vol. 3, no. 4 1995 - 2-page issueSept 1999June 1999

Slight cover wear. Text is clean and unmarked.

Dust jacket with surface and edge wear; spine sunfaded, light chipping at head and tail of spine. Cloth-covered hardcover binding with light wear at ends of spine. Text is clean and unmarked.

Preface/Introduction by Carl Van Vecten. Includes 3 short stories: The Good Anna, Melanctha, and The Gentle Lena.

Paperback. Cover is very worn. Text is clean and unmarked.

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

Vintage 1904 German language book of world ethnography, Die Rassenschonheit des Weibes [The Racial Beauty of Woman], by C. H. Stratz.Published in Stutthart, Germany: Verlag von Ferdinand Enke, 1904, Funfte auflage [5th edition], 400 pp. Text is entirely in German language. Mit 271 in den text gedruckten abbildungen und 1 karte in farbendruck [with 271 illustrations printed in the text and 1 map in color]. Volume includes 20 pages at end with publisher's advertisements of their other books [Verlagswerke].
Illustrations of women of the world, some dressed and some nude. Others are graphs of studies of body part proportions, described and labeled by the author as racial types. Some light wear to cover and edges, spine is leaning. Binding is solid, text is clean and unmarked.

Exhibition held at the Museo ItaloAmericano in San Francisco, Jan. 17 to March 31, 2002. Cover is slightly worn. Text is clean and unmarked.