Search Results: Titles starting with A from Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts

1939. Kupferman, Lawrence. Kupferman, Lawrence. ABANDONED HOUSE. Etching, 1939. 2d edition of 100(c. 1980) with the embossed stmp of the printer. 10 3/8 x 11 7/8 inches; 264 x 301 mm. Signed in pencil and numbered 48/100. Excellent condition.

Miller, Dan. ABANDONED FARM. Woodcut, not dated. Edition of 55, Signed, titled and numbered 22/55 in pencil. 9 X 23 inches (IMAGE), 14 1/2 X 25 inches (sheet). In excellent condition except for small spots of tape residue at the corners and sheet edges.

Burrell, A. Ray. Burrell, A. Ray. ABANDONED FARM. Lithograph, c. 1930s. Titled and signed in pencil; edition size not stated. 7 7/8 x 12 inches, 200 x 305 mm. In excellent condition.

Gag, Wanda. Gag, Wanda. ABANDONED QUARRY. W.115. Lithograph, 1939 (this impression printed 1951). From the posthumous 1951 edition of 8 printed by George Miller (there was a lifetime edition of 12, also printed by Miller). 9 x 12 3/8 inches, 228 x 314mm. Signed in pencil and titled by Robert Jansen, Gag's brother-in-law. In excellent condition.

1957. Little, Nina Fletcher. THE ABBY ALDRICH ROCKEFELLER FOLK ART COLLECTION. Little, Brown, Boston, 1957 (1st edition). 4to., cloth-backed patterned boards, slipcase, 402pp., 165 color illustrations. Very Good, with a the spine just a bit faded; lacks slipcase.

Marx, Enid. (Marx, Enid)illus. AN ABC OF BIRDS AND BEASTS by Enid Marx. Clover Hill Editions, London, 1985. No. 119 of the regular edition of 300 (there were 75 on special paper). Oblong 12mo., cloth, unpaginated. An animal for each letter, with a woodcut illudtration and the foods eaten by each. Fine.

Weber, Bruce. Weber, Bruce. ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH - CALENDAR FOR 1999. Large format hanging calendar with a Bruce Weber photograph for each month. 24 x 32 inches. The calendar was probably produced in a very small edition, and is rare. In excellent condition, in its original portfolio.

Miller, Dan. ABOVE AND BELOW. Color Woodcut, not dated. Edition of 38, Signed, titled and numbered 24/38 in pencil. 7 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches (image), 10 1/4 X 13 1/2 inches (sheet). In excellent condition except for small spots of tape residue at the corners and sheet edges.

Rosenthal, Mark. ABSTRACTION IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Guggenheim Museum, 1996. 4to., cloth, DJ with band, 310pp., 330 illustrations, 315 in color. Fine in Fine DJ; band has a few nicks.

McCullough, Malcolm. ABSTRACTING CRAFT - THE PRACTICED DIGITAL HAND. MIT Press, 1996. 8vo., cloth-backed boards, DJ, 309pp. Fine in Fine DJ.

Kohn, Misch. Kohn, Misch. ACE. Mixed media printed on an etching press, 1980. Edition of 20, on handmade paper watermarked "Misch." Signed, titled, dated and numbered 2/30 in pencil. 12 x 17 3/4 inches, 305 x 451 mm., on a much larger sheet. In excellent condition.

Kuniyoshi, Yasuo. THE ACROBAT. Davis L-34. Lithpgraph on stone, 1928. Edition of 27, signed, dated and numbered 19/27, and inscribed "To Myra - Yas" in pencil. Chine colle, printed by Desjobert, Paris. 11 3/8 x 8 5/8 inches, 289 x 219 mm. (image); 18 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches (sheet). In excellent condition.

Marsh, Reginald. ACROBATS. Ink, gouache, and pastel on paper, 1922. Signed, lower right. c. 18 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches; framed to 28 x 23 1/2 x 1 1/4 inches. In excellent condition.

Kelly, Tom (American, died 1998). ADAM AND EVE EXPELLED FROM THE GARDEN OF EDEN. Wood, leather, wire, polychrome paint and other materials, 1998. 14 (l) x 15 (w) x 19 (h) inches. A folk art representation of the angel Gabriel expelling Adam and Eve from the Garden. The garden is represented as a patch of green enclosed by a picket fence inside which Adam and Eve stand naked but each covered with a leaf. Eve holds an apple in her hand. The angel, also naked and covered with a leaf, carries a sword. In the center stands the Tree of Knowledge, with the serpent coiled around its trunk, and with apples growing on its branches. In excellent condition. Little is known about Tom Kelly except that he lived with his parents in Massachusetts, suffered with mental and emotional difficulties, and committed suicide shortly after this work was completed. He apparently sold some works to a dealer during his lifetime. This work was acquired from a different dealer, who purchased it, along with a few other of his… Read More

Borie, Adolphe. (Borie, Adolphe). ADOLPHE BORIE by George Biddle. Amer. Federation of Arts, DC, 1937. 4to., cloth, 121pp., about 95 plates. Fine, no DJ.

Abbott, Berenice (American 1898-1991). ADRIENNE MONNIER, PARIS. Vintage gelatin silver print, not dated. Signed by Abbott, verso, and With her 50 Commerce Street studio stamp also verso. Hinged to a mount. In excellent condition. Adrienne Monnier (French, 1891-1955) was one of the first women in France to have her own bookstore and publsihing company in France. Along with Sylvia Beach, of Shakespeare and Company, she was one one of the most influential literary figures in Paris during the 1920s and 30s. Berenice Abbott lived in Paris during much of that time; according to Sylvia Beach, if one were photographed by Abbott or by Man Ray, it "meant you rated as somebody."

Tyler, Richard Oviet. THE ADVENTURES OF TOM GRAY, BOOK 1. Uranian Press, New York, 1959. Portfolio of paper-covered pictorial boards with string ties containing 21 loose sheets with hand-cut blocks of text and illustrattions by Ronald Short, a nine-year old apprentice at the Uranian Press. Number 1 of a stated edition of 10, a presentation to the artist and graphic designed Marcus Ratliff (1935-2022), signed and numbered "1/10" by Short, and inscreibed "(to Mr. Ratliff)." This item is listed in the 1960 Catalogue of works of the Uranian Press.There is evidence of some waterstaining to the back board of the portfolio and to the lower right corners of some of the sheets, but the overall condition is Very Good notwithstanding. Rare; OCLC locates no copies, nor are there any copies for sale in any of the online venues.Richard Oviet Tyler, American 1926-1983, served in WWII, and studied at The Art Institute of Chicago. He established the Uranian Press in NYC on the Lower East Side. There he created and… Read More

McManus, Blanche. THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN HORN. Color lithograph poster, 1901. Monogram in the plate. 16 1/4 x 12 inches, framed to 23 x 18 1/2 inches. In very good condition with fresh colors, but with few small wrinkles and a short tear at the botton edge. Private collection, Readfield, Maine.

Kuniyoshi, Yasuo. AERIALIST. Davis L-50. Lithograph, 1930. Edition of 30, Printed by Emil Ganso on paper watermarked "Basingwerk Parchment." Signed in pencil, and inscribed "30 proofs" and "to Myra - Yas." In another hand, at the edge of thelower margin titled "Wire Walker No 2" and priced $15.00. 9 3/8 x 9 1/8 inches, 238 x 232 mm. In Very good condition except for a few uobtrusive handling creases at the lower edge.

1917. Aviation. THE AEROPLANE SPEAKS by H. Barber, (Capt. Royal Flying Corps). McBride, NY, 1917. 8vo., cloth, 144pp., plus frontis, 36 full pages of "types of aeroplanes" and 87 sketches and diagrams. Priciples of flight, design and building of aircraft. Some minor staining along spine, alse VG.