Search Results: Authors starting with I from Balcony Books and Records

Oxford University Press. Very Good Plus. 1993. Paperback. 0199203016 The second in the Greece and Rome Studies series, this book collects seventeen studies of Greek tragedy by leading authorities published in the journal Greece & Rome between 1972 and 1989. The articles include analyses of individual plays by Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Euripides; studies of character and imagery; and an examination of recent critical assumptions. A Very Good Plus large paperback, 225 pages, includes indexes and source notes. Has former owner's name notation inside front cover, and some light shelfwear to covers, otherwise bright and clean throughout, solid binding. .

Edidi. Fine/No Jacket. 2005. First Edition / Limited Edition. Large Hard Cover. 8.5" x 11" 9081007114 Inscribed & Signed By Author A large hardcover, in red cloth with gilt lettering, approx. 8.5" x 11", unpaginated (200 pages). One of a limited edition of 1000 copies, published by the photographer Hans Bart Van Impe, with 96 full page black and white photo plates. There is also a 4 page introductory section, with 1 page of text in each of 4 languages - English, French and German and Dutch. CENOTAPH 14 - 18 is a testimonial of the War Graves and Burial Monuments on the Western Front, reaching from the Belgian Coast to the Swiss border in 96 black and white 4 x 5 inch photographs. The photographic book visualizes how the Commonwealth, American, German, French and Belgian forces commemorate their human sacrifice. Cenotaph literaly means "Sepulchral monument erected for someone who is buried abroad". Condition note: the back cover has a small black dot/mark… Read More

New York: Cooper Square Publishers. Fine/No Jacket, as Issued. 1970. Reprint Edition. Hard Cover. 305 pages, WITH INDEX, BIBLIOGRAPHY, SOURCE NOTES AND APPENDICES. Several ILLUSTRATIONS throughout. A biographical study of CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, dramatist and poet, and one of the more enigmatic figures in English literary history. A fine hardcover reprint edition of a work whish was originally published in 1904. .

Rutland, Vermont - Tokyo, Japan: Charles E. Tuttle Co.. Near Fine/ . 1965. Sixth Printing, 1981. Paperback. 124 pages, small paperback, bright, clean and solid. Sixth Printing, 1981. THE COUNTERFEITER AND OTHER STORIES (Obasute, and The Full Moon). Translated, with an Introduction By Leon Picon. .

N.Y.: A People's Artists Publication. Very Good Plus. 1953. Later Printing 1957. Paper Bound 7" x 10". 96 pages, illustrated with drawings by Jim Lee, edited by Irwin Silber, foreward by Paul Robeson, associate editor Pete Seeger; words and music to more than 80 songs. This is the 1957 printing, assigned to Sing Out Inc., a second issue of the original 1953 People's Artists Publication. There is a small, former owner's name notation at the top front corner, otherwise entirely clean to both contents and cover. Paper Bound 7" x 10". A Very Good Plus booklet, Paper Bound 7" x 10", binding in stapled illustrated covers. .

N.Y.: Grove Press. Fine/Fine Dust Jacket. 1994. First US Edition. Hard Cover. 0802115748 234 page novel from Czechoslovakia from the dissident writer Ivan Klima, translated from the original by Paul Wilson. .