Corneille et la vie. Corneille e la Vita by Corneille - Maurizi, Elverio - 1973

Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press. As New with No dust jacket as issued. 1956. First Edition Thus. First Printing. Portfolio. Softcover portfolio in original clamshell box with an Introduction and notes by Allen Weber. In addition to the illustrations in the 19-page soft-cover book, the portfolio contains 24 individual folio plates, six of which are in full-color, two are in two-color, and 16 are B&W. . Clamshell box is very slightly shelf-worn, else fine. The book itself and all 24 plates are in perfect, pristine condition. A large, heavy book - additional shipping charges may apply. AS NEW. . Color Plates. Folio 13" - 23" tall. 19, (24) pp .

[Paris]: Acayoulge, [1982].. Folio (17.5 x 12.5"; 44 x 32 cm). Loose bifolia laid into printed wrapper. Illustrated. Faint mirror offset from title to colophon, tiny nicks at crown of spine, otherwise fine. First edition. Illustrated with three full- page engravings and six ornamental figurative woodcuts. One of 39 numbered copies, from a total edition of 47, printed under the artist's supervision by Michel Bon, and signed by the artist/author. For subject matter and method, Soisson drew on his own experiences as an adolescent and child psychologist and pioneering art therapist. He was associated with Dubuffet and the Société d'Art Brut. OCLC locates only the LC copy in North America. OCLC: 15590406.

Published by Fritz Gurlitt and printed by Otto v. Holton on jap vellum in a deluxe edition of 750. This copy being number 155/500 copies for sale. Profusely Illustrated including an original woodcut by Max Pechstein who also supplied the woodcuts for the covers, end-papers and calendar. Original lithograph frontispiece and an original etching self-portrait by Lovis Corinth not issued in the trade edition. Binding slightly rubbed o/w a very good copy.

Milwuakee, Wisconsin:: Evelyn Patricia Terry,, 2021.. Series Variant, each unique. 3 x 3"; 6 panels including book boards. Miniature altered book. Materials: intaglio prints, screen prints, pastel, thread, artist's hair, permanent ink. Includes collage and handwritten text. Signed by the arist. A miniature version of Terry's original serires "America, Guests Who Came to Dinner (and Stayed)." Evelyn Patricia Terry: "'America, Guests Who Came to Dinner (and Stayed)', an altered book series, transforms books with cut, torn, sewn and glued original prints, drawings and handmade paper produced during my 50-plus year printmaking and drawing career. The distinct group of books re-purposes my 1981 screen print edition of 68 black ink images on white Stonehenge paper for each book's interior pages. The book covers repurpose predominately, assorted etchings, colored screen prints and pastel markings and sometimes handmade paper.  "Unchanging, this… Read More

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Harold Town (illustrator). Limited Edition. Signed by Harold Town and numbered 6 of 175. In the original Near Fine slipcase. Slipcase has slight wear and a sun faded strip to the front. 13 x 15.5 in. Signed by Illustrator(s)

Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press. As New with No dust jacket as issued. 1956. First Edition Thus. First Printing. Portfolio. Softcover portfolio in original clamshell box with an Introduction and notes by Allen Weber. In addition to the illustrations in the 19-page soft-cover book, the portfolio contains 24 individual folio plates, six of which are in full-color, two are in two-color, and 16 are B&W. . Clamshell box is very slightly shelf-worn, else fine. The book itself and all 24 plates are in perfect, pristine condition. A large, heavy book - additional shipping charges may apply. AS NEW. . Color Plates. Folio 13" - 23" tall. 19, (24) pp .

[Paris]: Acayoulge, [1982].. Folio (17.5 x 12.5"; 44 x 32 cm). Loose bifolia laid into printed wrapper. Illustrated. Faint mirror offset from title to colophon, tiny nicks at crown of spine, otherwise fine. First edition. Illustrated with three full- page engravings and six ornamental figurative woodcuts. One of 39 numbered copies, from a total edition of 47, printed under the artist's supervision by Michel Bon, and signed by the artist/author. For subject matter and method, Soisson drew on his own experiences as an adolescent and child psychologist and pioneering art therapist. He was associated with Dubuffet and the Société d'Art Brut. OCLC locates only the LC copy in North America. OCLC: 15590406.

[New York: The Artist, 1984].. Small octavo (125 x 102 mm). Accordion fold between cloth boards. About fine. A unique photographic artist's book by the installation artist, comprised of a sequence of seven 6.5 x 5 cm original silver print photographs, mounted on decorated Japanese paper, with rubber-stamped title. The photographs result in a sequential revelation of the subject of the book. Signed and dated by the artist, and with his business card laid in with ms. note on verso. Colp's installation, "The Commuter's Lament - A Close Shave," was commissioned by the NYC MTA, and is his most widely recognized work.

Published by Fritz Gurlitt and printed by Otto v. Holton on jap vellum in a deluxe edition of 750. This copy being number 155/500 copies for sale. Profusely Illustrated including an original woodcut by Max Pechstein who also supplied the woodcuts for the covers, end-papers and calendar. Original lithograph frontispiece and an original etching self-portrait by Lovis Corinth not issued in the trade edition. Binding slightly rubbed o/w a very good copy.

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1974. First Softcover Edition, First Printing with complete number line. Signed. Softcover. Sextodecimo. 7 x 5.25 inches. 167 pp. Very Good. Small softcover in pictorial wraps. Flat signed and dated by the author on front flyleaf: "Harlan Hubbard, Payne Hollow, Ky., April 1980." Hand illustrations by the author throughout. Text block square and tight. Minor edgewear to wraps. Light foxing to text block edges and front and rear illustrated flyleaves. Previous owner's name and year inked on inside of front wrap, else interior free of markings. Extremely scarce softcover issued concurrently with first hardcover printing.