Search Results: Authors starting with J from Pellbooks

New York & Chicago: Marlborough Gallery, 1990. Large and glossy illustrated color catalog to accompany the Bill Jacklin exhibit at the Marlborough Gallery in 1990. Introduction by John Kobal. Pp.70, 23 full-page color illustrations as well as 17 black/white reproductions.Several fold-out color pictures of New York scenes stunning in their urban gritty aappeal.. Near Fine.

Westport, Connecticut, U.S.A.: Greenwood Pub Group, 1977. In Fine condition in blue cloth Hardcover with silver lettering. Jackson's thesis is that the FLN's decline was due largely to the failure of its leaders to develop an enduring political ideology.... This study presents useful background to an important aspect of a national liberation struggle which was to be imitated (by accident and by design) elsewhere.”This copy INSCRIBED ( with a very personal and political inscription) to noted civil rights leader WYATT TEE WALKER, who enjoys a well established record as pastor/theologian, civil rights leader, and cultural historian. An exhibiting artist as well as a composer of sacred music, Jesse Jackson has called him "Harlem's Renaissance Man" because of his multiple gifts and varied careers. Widely traveled, he is regarded internationally as a human rights activist. Wyatt was the first African-American to meet with Chairman Yasir Arafat since the demilitarization of the… Read More

London: Michael Joseph, 1940. First edition . Thick red cloth hardcover in Very Good condition with photographic dustjacket with large folded tear across top of the spine. 335 pp with 48 plates. . Stated First American Edition. Very Good/Good.

Berlin: Argon, 1979. Fine as new in large and oversized illustrated softcovers. Exhaustively documented and illustrated study of this important German filmmaker. 365 pages with photographs and illustrations. Published by the Stiftung Deutsche Kinemathek und Internationale Filmfestspiele. Very heavy. . Erstausgabe. Fine as New.

Berlin: Verlag Der Syndikalist Fritz Kater Covered large format stapled wrappers, 45 pages, In original German . Beitrage zum Sexualproblem.. Very Good.

Paris: Arts Choreographiques L'auteur Dans L'oeuvre, 1990. In large white cardboard covers with cut-outs on front cover to reveal part of the photograph behind. Text all in French. Exhibition catalog with photographs by Tristan Vales. 147 pages.. Near Fine. Illus. by Photos By Tristan Vales.

Paris: DUCULOT, 1998. In large green paper covers in brand new condition. No writing, highlighting or underlining. 794 pages.. Second Edition. Fine as New.

New York: Janoray, 2002. Fine as new art catalog in stiff blue wraps with silver lettering. With a forword by Charles Janoray. 70 pages, fully illustrated. The exhibit proposed to highlight the classical tradition in French sculpture between the two wars. Includes works by Bourdelle, Wlerick, Janniot, Gimond, Drivier, Despiau, Bernanrd. and others.. Fine.

Hannover: Kestner Geslellschaft, 1973. Bound in brown cardboard covers in Fine condition. Illustrated by over 150 illustrations.. Text in German. Catalogue of the exhibition, March - May 1973. Introductory essay by Wieland Schmied; includes several artist's statements and writings (some reproduced in holograph facsimile). Including a full description of all works represented in this exhibit in Hannover.. Fine as New.

Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: Worcester Art Museum, 1986. Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts, U.S.A., 1986. Photographic softcover in Near fine condition., 63 pp, b&w illustrations ,With 42 photographs, including work by August Sander, Werner Mantz, Hugo Erfurth, Moholy-Nagy and others. First Edition.. Near Fine.

NY, Art in America. VG, HC, attractively bound with Joseph Stella" Red Flower" cover. 4to, 144 pp; issue theme:"Joseph Stella, Taos and Santa Fe, Henry Moore, portrait of Georgia o'Keeffe and Jacques Lipschitz. VG.

London: Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1930. First British Edition. 309pp . NF in teal-colored cloth HC with shiny gilt lettering and publisher's insignia in gilt on lower spine. Previous owner's name on ffep..

New York: Macmillan Company, NY, FIRST PRINTING NF/NF in unclipped. Caribbean adventure/misadventure story by former Grand Prix driver, Jefferson.. STATED FIRST EDITION. Near Fine/Near Fine.

New York: William Sloane Assoc., 1949. In blue paper over boards with photographic dustjacket. . First Printing. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Stories and pictures arranged by Keith Jennison. 109 full page black and white photographs . 111 pp. Includes wonderfull NYC street photographs by Henri Cartier Bresson, Charles Phelps Cushing, R.I.Nesmith.. FIRST PRINTING. Near Fine/Very Good.

Boston: Branden Press, 1976. Nice hardcover copy. Put of the mind of John Magnus - 20th century man of science, disillusioned with his time, and touched with the gift of recalling the past - come stories to take your breath away. 176 pages.. Fine/Very Good.

Cantz, 1994. As new in original illustrated oblong softcover. Exhibition catalog. 174 pages with 79 Abb illustrations, 49 of which are in color.. New.

Munich: Galerie Rupert Walser, 1986. Fine condition Exhibition catalog. Softcover, illustrated. Fine as New.

London: James B. Knapp No date but ca. 1980's. In ornate brown cloth hardcovers with elaborate gilt and silver blind-stamping and lettering. Book is in Very Good condition. 144 pages with title vignette engraving of Pawn's Leap and many in-text woodcuts. Includes chapters on the following locations. NY and its environs, Long Island, Washington, Boston, Atlanta, West Point, Salt Lake City, american Rivers, Yellowstone Springs, Scenery of California, Some American Ruins, Montreal, The Gulf and River of St. lawrence, Lake Ontario, The Falls of Niagara, Falls of St. Johns, Florida and Views on the Railways. In excellent condition.. Very Good.

Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1961, 1961. Fine/Near Fine. Erste Ausgabe. Exceptionally nice copy of Uwe Johnson's important second novel about the two Germanies split personality. Ranked with Guenter Grass' "Blechtrommel" as one of the most i mportant novels of Nachkriegsliteratur.. Erstausgabe. Fine/Near Fine.

Boston: The Christopher Publishing House, 1926, 1926. Hard Cover. Very Good +/No Jacket. First Edition. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, on ffep, dated March, 1926. Causes of the First World War and the failure of the League of Nations, as a crsis in faith.. Very Good.