Search Results: Titles starting with V from M&J Books

We believe this is a first edition, first printing as no other dates are shown on the publication page. Also the title suggests that it is the first edition of a series originally of two volumes that later grew to over 20 volumes. The book is in excellent condition. Some shelf wear around edges of the cover and deep age toning on inside covers and fly-leaf pages. Otherwise, the book is almost like new. No tears, marks, foxing, or folds on any of the pages. Tight binding.

We believe this is a first edition, first printing as no other dates are shown on the publication page. Also, the title suggests that it is the first edition of a series originally of two volumes that later grew to over 20 volumes. The publisher's note states that it is the English version of the 1946 Russian version publication. The cover has significant wear along spine and corners. Age toning on inside covers and end-papers. Otherwise, the book is in very good condition. Tight binding. Pages are clear, without marks, foxing or tears.

We assume this is a first American edition. However, we could not find a publication date. It is translated from the French. The book is in 'as new' condition except for a signature at the top of the title page. The unclipped dj has some soiling along the top front edge. History of the company. Includes some stunning color photos.

Stated first edition. Book is in "as new" condition. Dj has slight wear at upper front edge; otherwise in fine condition. From the dj, "In stunning photographs that looks like paintings [the authors] capture the enchantment of Venice and the allure of the Venuto."

Rare copy in 'As New' condition. Includes about 55 full page color plates of Beatty paintings. High quality glossy cover and pages.
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First edtion; first printing. Both book and the unclipped dj are in 'As New' condition. A few b&w photos scattered throughout the book.
From the dj: "To Virginia Woolf, London was a source of creative inspiration, a setting for many of her works, and a symbol of the culture in which she lived and wrote. Using psychoanalytic, feminist, and social theories, Susan Squier explores the transformed meaning of the city in Woolf's essays, memoirs, and novels as it functions in the creation of a mature feminist vision."

This copy of this hugely popular book is in 'As New" condition. First edition; second or third printing. Includes the CD, in a plastic cover attached to the inside cover, appears to be in excellent condition. Covers are of glossy cardboard.

This is the catalogue of the Koch Retrospective exhibition held in November, 2004 - January, 2005. Catalogue is as new except for a fold-over crease near the bottom of the front cover. Beautifull color photos of Koch's evocative landscapes throughout. Includes several essays on Koch and his work and several appendices - see photo. From Wikipedia: "Philip Koch (born 30 March 1948) is professor emeritus at the Maryland Institute College of Art and an American realist painter whose landscapes are heavily influenced by the work of Edward Hopper. Since 1983, Koch has spent summers in residency at Hopper's studio on Cape Cod. Art museums all over the US hold Koch's work in their permanent collections and he has had seventeen solo museum exhibitions, most recently at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art.

Rare U. S. copy 'Like New' condition except for three yellow underlines on page XV, and a yellow mark alsong the margin on page 86 and a few words underlined in yellow on page 97. Unclipped dj has light wear at edges. (see photos).
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Limited first edition. : No. 2631 of 3,000. Binding is in poor condition.Split along inside front cover. stiff paper dust jacket has some tears in front. Glassine cover (over the just jacket) is in very poor condition. there is yellowing on the inside front cover and opposing blank page. Otherwise, book is in very good -near fine condition. High quality paper and plates without tears of blemishes. . Stiff paper wraps with printed pictorial dust jacket in black and white; glassine covers. Contains 64 illustrations, including 32 color reproductions of works by 32 artist - in color plates and black and white drawings - including Picasso, Gris, J. Villon, G. Braque, G. de Chirico, Paul Klee, Max Ernst, J. Mirò, Yves Tanguy, A. Masson, A: Beaudin, and others. Eluard provides a poem to accompany each work.

Rare copy of the first edtion, first printing, never previously published book (Gold medal no. 335). In excellent condtion. Light wear at cover edges and along spine. Tight bidning. Pages have age toning at edges, otherwise clear, without marks. See photos.