Kuo: Paintings by the Contemporary Chinese Artist by Kuo Yu Lun - 1968

Norway 1999. Presenting the second volume in Bergendahl’s massive compendium on Norway’s primary contribution to medieval art, its stave churches. This volume includes exhaustive information regarding the origin, production, and interpretation of the ornate woodwork on the stave churches. The second section presents nearly 560 plates depicting examples of this unique and intriguing art form., English, Year1999, Illust. B/W279, Illust. Color, ISBN 8200127443, Code 3954. Hardbound w/ jacket, Most in Pristine Condition. Some of the jackets are slightly damaged., Bibl. Index. Pages 335, Size 12”x 8 1/2”

Chicago: National League of Industrial Art, 1902. Hardcover. Small 4to. Tan cloth spine with blue lettering and blue paper over boards with gilt lettering and decoration. 167pp. Frontispiece, illustrations. Very good. Mild bit of edgewear and minor soiling. Tight, nice first edition of the first volume (only) of a 4-volume set titled "A Winter's Work" -- a scarce and desirable early Wright effort. Triggs contributes the first part ("Industrial Art"), Jackman the second part ("The Future School"), and Wright the third part ("The Art and Craft of the Machine"). Limited to 500 numbered copies (this #468).

Jorge Welsh Research and Publishing, 2020 Book. New. Hardcover. 1st Edition. English text.; Hardcover (in slipcase).; 23.5 x 29.7 cm.; 2.432 Kg.; 290 pages with 264 colour illustrations.; Limited-edition of 200 boxed catalogue copies.; Exibition catalogue.; Kinrande wares are a fascinating group of porcelains, embellished with designs in gold leaf on a monochrome ground. These wares were first made in the same Jingdezhen kilns that produced blue and white porcelain during the Jiajing period (1522-1566), although there is evidence that suggests their production continued in China, well into the reign of Wanli (1572-1620), and that they were also produced in Zhangzhou kilns in the Fujian province. This type of porcelain began to appear on international markets between the second half of the 16th and early 17th centuries. With illustrations of over 85 different kinrande pieces, of which 45 were included in our exhibition of the same name, presenting bowls, ewers, plates, saucers, dishes, vases and some… Read More

Renoir, Pientre de Nu, Preface d' Henri Regnier, Les Editions Berheim-Jeune, Paris 1923. soft cover. Original limited edition, this copy is one of only 150 printed on Arches paper, with one original etching in black on the front cover (Femme nue couchee tournee a droite, Delteil 14). this edition includes 40 reproductions by Renoir in Black, sanguine and in color, executed by Daniel Jacomet. This copy, however, is missing one of the black and white reproductions. Aside from the missing print, the book is in fairly good condition. The front and back covers are tanned, page edges are lightly aged and the binding is loose.

FIRST EDITION, GOOD, CLEAN, TIGHT, UNMARKED COPY. A LITTLE SCUFFING ON COVER, BUT CONTENTS LOOK GREAT.

Norway 1999. Presenting the second volume in Bergendahl’s massive compendium on Norway’s primary contribution to medieval art, its stave churches. This volume includes exhaustive information regarding the origin, production, and interpretation of the ornate woodwork on the stave churches. The second section presents nearly 560 plates depicting examples of this unique and intriguing art form., English, Year1999, Illust. B/W279, Illust. Color, ISBN 8200127443, Code 3954. Hardbound w/ jacket, Most in Pristine Condition. Some of the jackets are slightly damaged., Bibl. Index. Pages 335, Size 12”x 8 1/2”

Chicago: National League of Industrial Art, 1902. Hardcover. Small 4to. Tan cloth spine with blue lettering and blue paper over boards with gilt lettering and decoration. 167pp. Frontispiece, illustrations. Very good. Mild bit of edgewear and minor soiling. Tight, nice first edition of the first volume (only) of a 4-volume set titled "A Winter's Work" -- a scarce and desirable early Wright effort. Triggs contributes the first part ("Industrial Art"), Jackman the second part ("The Future School"), and Wright the third part ("The Art and Craft of the Machine"). Limited to 500 numbered copies (this #468).

Jorge Welsh Research and Publishing, 2020 Book. New. Hardcover. 1st Edition. English text.; Hardcover (in slipcase).; 23.5 x 29.7 cm.; 2.432 Kg.; 290 pages with 264 colour illustrations.; Limited-edition of 200 boxed catalogue copies.; Exibition catalogue.; Kinrande wares are a fascinating group of porcelains, embellished with designs in gold leaf on a monochrome ground. These wares were first made in the same Jingdezhen kilns that produced blue and white porcelain during the Jiajing period (1522-1566), although there is evidence that suggests their production continued in China, well into the reign of Wanli (1572-1620), and that they were also produced in Zhangzhou kilns in the Fujian province. This type of porcelain began to appear on international markets between the second half of the 16th and early 17th centuries. With illustrations of over 85 different kinrande pieces, of which 45 were included in our exhibition of the same name, presenting bowls, ewers, plates, saucers, dishes, vases and some… Read More

Renoir, Pientre de Nu, Preface d' Henri Regnier, Les Editions Berheim-Jeune, Paris 1923. soft cover. Original limited edition, this copy is one of only 150 printed on Arches paper, with one original etching in black on the front cover (Femme nue couchee tournee a droite, Delteil 14). this edition includes 40 reproductions by Renoir in Black, sanguine and in color, executed by Daniel Jacomet. This copy, however, is missing one of the black and white reproductions. Aside from the missing print, the book is in fairly good condition. The front and back covers are tanned, page edges are lightly aged and the binding is loose.

FIRST EDITION, GOOD, CLEAN, TIGHT, UNMARKED COPY. A LITTLE SCUFFING ON COVER, BUT CONTENTS LOOK GREAT.