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Lot 1103
MONART GLASS TABLE LAMPmade by John Moncrieff Ltd. of Perth, circa 1930's, the shade and base of domed/globular form, in mottled green, purple and blue with black flecking, brass shade support and light fittings, bears original label (partially torn) to base, body with large crack, shade 28cm in diameter, 37.5cm high
Lot 103
Dinky Toys 968 BBC TV Roving eye vehicle boxed, Dinky Toys 582, Pullmore car transporter Bedford light blue, Dinky Toys 967, BBC TV mobile control room, green body with grey stripe, card Supertoys box - car transporter with some paint damage and one wheel deformed, mobile control room in good to very good condition - roving eye vehicle in good condition
Lot 115
Heading: (Christo)Author: Title: Christo: Running Fence, Sonoma and Marin Counties, California 1972-76Place Published: [New York]Publisher:Harry N. Abrams, Inc.Date Published: [1978]Description: 694 pp. Photographs by Gianfranco Gorgoni, narrative by David Bourdon, Chronicle by Calvin Tomkins. (4to), 28.5x27 cm (11¼x10¾"), off-white cloth, silver lettering to spine, black cloth slipcase with brown cover pasted on. No. 1678 of 2159 copies printed and signed by the artist. Signed by the artist at the limitation. Extensive documentation of the temporary art installation by Christo. A few spots to spine, light wear to slipcase; near fine.
![Heading: Author: Butterfield, C[ortland] (American, 1904-1977)Title: Group of 1 signed color lithograph and 2 signed printsPl](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/94ab2afc-f171-4113-e417-71342e49e9f0/468x382.jpg)
Lot 197
Heading: Author: Butterfield, C[ortland] (American, 1904-1977)Title: Group of 1 signed color lithograph and 2 signed printsPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1960'sDescription: Two 14x11" black and white lithographs from drawings (limited to 200 copies) and one 30x22" color lithograph from a painting of a nude woman from behind (limited to 150 copies). Together, 3 lithographs. Each signed by the artist on the bottom margin.Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Slight soiling and other very light wear; near fine or better.
Lot 193
Heading: (Wright, Frank Lloyd)Author: Futagawa, Yukio, editorTitle: Frank Lloyd Wright in His Renderings, 1887-1959Place Published: TokyoPublisher:A.D.A. EditaDate Published: [1984]Description: Unpaginated. Illustrations throughout, most in color, from Wright's original renderings. (oblong 4to) 30x31 cm. (11¾x12¼"), cloth, dust jacket. First Edition. Label on front free endpaper from the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection of Stanford University, stating the volume is a gift from Professor and Mrs. Hanna, for whom Wright's Hanna House was designed. A few other pieces of Wright ephemera are laid in. Volume 12 of the publisher's 12 volume monograph of Wright's work. Light wear and soiling to jacket, slight darkening to jacket spine; volume fine.
![Heading: (Monet, Claude)Author: Wildenstein, DanielTitle: Monet: or the Triumph of Impressionism [and] Catalogue Raisonné. We](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/6caf4b91-1155-4b0e-e59f-d4470629bcaa/468x382.jpg)
Lot 155
Heading: (Monet, Claude)Author: Wildenstein, DanielTitle: Monet: or the Triumph of Impressionism [and] Catalogue Raisonné. Werkverzeichnis - Four VolumesPlace Published: KolnPublisher:TaschenDate Published: -1996Description: 4 volumes. Profusely illustrated with color facsimiles and from photographs. (4to) blue cloth, decorative slipcase. Taschen's definitive catalogue raisonne on Monet. The founder of French Impressionism, this set showcases his art with beautiful, full-page reproductions. Volume I is a thorough history on the artist's life. Light wear to slipcase, light wear to bindings; interiors clean; near fine.
Lot 95
Heading: (Monographs)Author: Title: Five Art MonographsPlace Published: Various placesPublisher:Date Published: Various datesDescription: Includes: Alexander, Francesca. Drawings for Roadside Songs of Tuscany. Introduction by Joseph R. Goldyne. Illustrated with black and white facsimiles. (8vo) Grey printed wrappers. Light wear; near fine. Woodside, California: Sven H. A. Bruntjen Fine Arts, 1981. Bautze, Joachim K. Interaction of Cultures: Indian and Western Painting, 1780-1910. With text illustrations throughout, mostly color. (4to) gilt stamped black cloth, illustrated dust jacket. Light wear; near fine. Alexandria, Virginia: Art Services International, 1998. Bruneau, Philippe, et al. Sculpture: From Antiquity to Present. 4 volumes. Profusely illustrated from photographs. (Folio) maroon cloth printed in white, pictorial slipcase. Some wear to slipcase, light wear to bindings; near fine. Koln: Taschen, [1991-1996]. Calder, Alexander, et al. Hommage a' Alexander Calder. Profusely illustrated with facsimiles and from photographs. (Folio) gilt stamped yellow cloth, pictorial dust jacket. Light wear; previous owner's name in pen on front free endpaper; very good. [New York: Tudor Publishing, Co. 1972]. Dodgson, Campbell. The Etchings of James McNeill Whistler. Illustrated with 96 plates. (4to) vellum backed grey boards with gilt stamp. Formerly of the Stanford library with a few labels and pencil markings. Wear and soiling to binding; toning to pages, hinges cracked; very good. London: The Studio, 1922. Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Very good to near fine.
Lot 97
Heading: (Pochoir Illustrations)Author: Title: Seventeen pochoir illustrations from Gazette du Bon TonPlace Published: ParisPublisher:Date Published: 1910s-20sDescription: 17 color pochoir illustrations, various sizes, all but one matted, most tipped to matting, a few laid down. An excellent assortment of plates from this very influential French periodical of high fashion and style. Artists include: Georges Barbier (3), Georges Lepape (5), Pierre Brissaud (2), A.E. Marty (1), Etienne Drian (2), etc. Light wear; a few laid down; very good or better overall. Offered as is.
Lot 108
Heading: Author: Breuer, MarcelTitle: Sun and Shadow: The Philosophy of an Architect - InscribedPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Dodd, Mead & CompanyDate Published: [1956]Description: 205, [1] pp. Illustrated throughout with plans, drawings, and from photographs, some in four colors. (4to) grey cloth stamped in white, illustrated dust jacket, First Edition. Inscribed by Breuer opposite title page to Industrialist and philanthropist Walter Paepcke: "To the Walter Paepke's with best regards, Marcel Breuer." A scarce inscribed volume by Breuer. Wear and rubbing to jacket with some small tears to edges and chip at bottom front cover, crease at upper corner of inner flap, light wear to cloth with rubbing to extremities; light toning to pages; very good.
Lot 191
Heading: Author: Von Winning, HassoTitle: Pre-Columbian Art of Mexico and Central AmericaPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Harry N. Abrams, Inc.Date Published: [1968]Description: 388 pp. Profusely illustrated from color and b&w photographs, many tipped in. (Folio) full green Moroccan leather, gold stamped titles and decoration, decorative slipcase with ribbon. No. 200 of 1800 deluxe copies created for the members of the Harry N. Abrams Limited Edition Society. Signed by Von Winning at the limitation. Some wear, scuffing and fading to slipcase, light wear to leather, fading to spine, rubbing to extremities; interior clean; very good.
Lot 163
Heading: Author: O'Keeffe, Georgia.Title: Georgia O'Keeffe - InscribedPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Viking PressDate Published: [1976]Description: Profusely illustrated in color, most full page, one folding, reproducing 108 paintings by O'Keeffe. (Folio) 40x30 cm (16x12"), tan linen, illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. Inscribed by O'Keeffe on half title page to Peruvian Ambassador Pedro Beltrán and his American wife, Miriam Kropp Beltrán: "To Miriam and Pedro Beltrán, with best thoughts and wishes, sincerely, Georgia O'Keeffe, 1977." O'Keeffe's famous tour of her paintings from 1916 to 1972. Some wear and soiling to jacket, with edge wear and light fraying to jacket at head of spine; light wear to cloth; near fine volume in very good or better jacket.
Lot 169
Heading: (Picasso, Pablo)Author: Fix, Milton S., editorTitle: Picasso for VollardPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Harry N. Abrams, Inc.Date Published: [1956]Description: xxii, [2] + 100 plates. Illustrated throughout with b&w reproductions. (4to) blue cloth with printed white design and spine title, black slipcase with pastedown illustration. First American Edition. The Vollard Suite is a set of 100 etchings in the neoclassical style by Picasso, produced from 1930-37. In 1930 Picasso was commissioned to produce the etchings by the art dealer and publisher Ambroise Vollard in exchange for paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Paul Cezanne. Wear and rubbing to slipcase, light wear to binding with some fading to spine; very good.
Lot 137
Heading: Author: Hollstein, F.W.H.Title: German Engravings, Etchings and Woodcuts 1400-1700 - Volumes i-x, xvi, xviii, xixPlace Published: AmsterdamPublisher:Menno Hertzberger, et al.Date Published: [1954-1976]Description: 13 volumes (of currently 82). Illustrated throughout with b&w reproductions. (4to) maroon cloth with gilt spine lettering, printed dust jackets. First Editions. The most comprehensive and important reference book on German graphic arts from 1400-1700. The project is still ongoing, the latest volume (82) having reached "ST" in the alphabet.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Some wear and soiling to jackets with some minor chips and tears at edges, light wear and rubbing to cloth; some toning to pages, vols. xviii and xix lacking jackets and are formerly of the Stanford University Art Library, with some markings; all volumes very good.
Lot 142
Heading: (Koons, Jeff)Author: Holzwarth, Hans WernerTitle: Jeff KoonsPlace Published: ColognePublisher:TaschenDate Published: 2007Description: 606 pp. Illustrations from photographs, most in color. (Folio) original cloth, red cloth-covered clamshell box with gilt stamp, original shipping box present. No. 564 of 1600 copies. First Edition. Signed by Koons at limitation. "This exhaustive monograph begins with a biographical essay by Interview magazine editor-in-chief Ingrid Sischy that puts his work into context and tells his personal story, as well as a text by Eckhard Schneider analyzing Koons from a European perspective. Arranged in chronological chapters by work groups, the main body of the book features art historian and critic Katy Siegel's detailed analyses alongside hundreds of large-format images tracing Koons' career from 1979 to today. Rounding off the book are an extended bibliography and a lavishly illustrated biography. Fans of Jeff Koons' work will find in this publication not only a sumptuous book-object, but also the most comprehensive study of the artist's work ever published". - from the publisher.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Volume fine; light wear to inner clamshell, original shipping box with some wear, styrofoam packing pieces broken.
Lot 30
Heading: Author: Cruikshank, IsaacTitle: Original pencil drawing by Isaac Cruikshank, of a man on horseback being offered a flagon of alePlace Published: [London]Publisher:Date Published: c.1894Description: 30x42 cm (12x16½"), matted & framed under glass, overall 56x67 cm (22x26¼"). Scarce original pencil drawing by the noted Scottish illustrator and caricaturist Isaac Cruikshank (1764-1811), father of George Cruikshank and [Isaac] Robert Cruikshank, both caricaturists in their own right. Initialed I.C. in lower right. In the drawing, a man on a large horse is being offered a flagon of Ale by a barmaid, who beams at him as a dog looks on. A charming scene.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Some light soiling and discoloration, compatible with its age, very good, nicely framed.
Lot 143
Heading: Author: Lyon, DannyTitle: Conversations with the Dead: Photographs of Prison Life with the Letters and Drawings of Billy McCune # 122054Place Published: New YorkPublisher:Holt, Rinehart and WinstonDate Published: [1971]Description: 196 pp. Profusely illustrated from photographs and drawings. (Oblong 4to) white and grey cloth with illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. Fascinating photography collection chronicling prison life. Light wear and soiling to jacket, light wear and rubbing to cloth; light toning and foxing to endpapers and page edges; very good.
Lot 12
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Gesellschaft (Society)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1915Description: Original drypoint etching. Impression size 26x32 cm (10¼x12½") on a larger sheet, approximately 36.5x51 cm (14¾x20"). Tipped to card backing. Signed in pencil at the lower right. A depiction of a party at the home of the Battenberg family. This state, the first, without "1 Zustand" at lower left, and without the fish on the plate in the foreground. Gallwitz 63. Hofmaier, 86 I. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. Edges lightly worn, mounting tape at top edge on rear; a bit toned overall, light matte-burn; very good.
![Heading: Author: Pivar, StuartTitle: The Barye Bronzes: A Catalogue RaisonnéPlace Published: [Woodbridge]Publisher:Antique Co](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/92e141aa-1b5c-43d0-a96d-ea9efcc47ae3/468x382.jpg)
Lot 203
Heading: Author: Pivar, StuartTitle: The Barye Bronzes: A Catalogue RaisonnéPlace Published: [Woodbridge]Publisher:Antique Collectors' ClubDate Published: [1990]Description: 307 pp. Profusely illustrated from photographic plates. (4to) gilt stamped grey cloth, pictorial dust jacket. Later edition. First modern catalogue raisonné of the sculptures of Antoine Louis Barye.Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Light wear to jacket; near fine.
![Heading: (Matisse, Henri)Author: Néret, GillesTitle: MatissePlace Published: [Singapore]Publisher:Konecky & KoneckyDate Publi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/838740e1-edad-4e01-b3bd-14b33b7af5e6/468x382.jpg)
Lot 202
Heading: (Matisse, Henri)Author: Néret, GillesTitle: MatissePlace Published: [Singapore]Publisher:Konecky & KoneckyDate Published: [1993]Description: 271, [1] pp. Illustrated with 388 color and b&w reproductions, and from photographs. (Folio) blue cloth, illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. A handsome overview of the life and work of Matisse.Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Light wear and soiling to jacket, light wear to cloth; very light foxing to endpapers; very good.
Lot 112
Heading: (Chagall, Marc)Author: Title: Two volumes of artwork by Marc ChagallPlace Published: Various placesPublisher:Date Published: Various datesDescription: Includes: Chagall, Marc. Arabian Nights: Four Tales from a Thousand and One Nights. 176, [3] pp. Profusely illustrated with color and b&w plates. (4to) maroon cloth, illustrated dust jacket, decorative slipcase. [Munich]: Prestel-Verlag, [1988]. First Edition Sorlier, Charles. Chagall Lithographs V: 1974-1979. 250 pp. Illustrated with color facsimiles throughout. (4to) printed tan cloth, illustrated dust jacket. New York: Crown Publishers, [1984]. First American Edition. Light wear to slipcase, jackets, and bindings; interiors clean, Lithographs V with owner's signature in pen on front free endpaper; very good or better.
![Heading: Author: Man RayTitle: Alphabet Pour AdultesPlace Published: [Paris]Publisher:Editions Pierre BelfondDate Published:](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/df4e6604-e57f-40d9-8b74-5e4306ee1055/468x382.jpg)
Lot 146
Heading: Author: Man RayTitle: Alphabet Pour AdultesPlace Published: [Paris]Publisher:Editions Pierre BelfondDate Published: [1970]Description: Comprising rayograph with color silkscreen mounted on wood veneer covered board, signed in pencil and numbered 76/150, and thirty-six offset lithographs printed in colors, together with title page, signed and numbered justification, text and colophon printed on Arches, the full sheets, loose as issued, within original orange cloth clam shell portfolio. (Folio), 39x29 cm (15x11.5"), No. 76 of a total of 180 copies. Signed and numbered by Man Ray in pencil at the justification. Very light wear; near fine or better.
Lot 189
Heading: (Vasarely, Victor)Author: Title: Five monographs on the work of Victor VasarelyPlace Published: Various placesPublisher:Date Published: Various datesDescription: Includes; Spies, Werner. Victor Vasarely. With 68 reproductions, some color. (4to) white cloth with illustrated dust jacket. New York: Harry N. Abrams, [1971]. First Edition. Joray,Marcel, editor. Vasarely: Plastic Arts of the 20th Century. 4 volumes. Profusely illustrated with color and b&w reproductions, some fold out. (4to) cloth with illustrated dust jackets. Neuchatel: Editions Du Griffon, [1969-1979]. Victor Vasarely was a Hungarian-French artist, widely accepted as "grandfather" and leader of the short-lived op art movement. His work entitled Zebra, created in the 1930s, is considered by some to be one of the earliest examples of op art. Light wear to jackets, occasional light scuffing and rubbing, light wear to bindings with some minor corner bumps, Vol. 2 still in publisher's shrink wrap; all volumes very good or better.
Lot 199
Heading: Dali, SalvadorAuthor: Gerard, Max, editorTitle: DaliPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Abradale PressDate Published: [1968]Description: Profusely illustrated with color and black and white reproductions. (Folio) gilt stamped red cloth, illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. "The numerous superbly printed illustrations, including startling details and many works never before reproduced, are juxtaposed with Dali's own thoughts on the subjects that most deeply concern him." Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Light wear and soiling to jacket, wear to edges, light corner bump; interior clean; very good or better
Lot 11
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Gesellschaft (Society)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1915Description: Original drypoint etching. Impression size 26x32 cm (10¼x12½") on a larger sheet, approximately 31.5x44.5 cm (12½x17½"). Tipped to card backing. Signed in pencil at the lower right. A depiction of a party at the home of the Battenberg family. This state, the third of three, with a fish on the plate in the foreground. Gallwitz 63B. Hofmaier, 86 III b. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. Light matte burn; near fine.
Lot 124
Heading: (Dufy, Raoul)Author: Courthion, PierreTitle: Raoul DufyPlace Published: ParisPublisher:Editions des Chroniques du JourDate Published: 1929Description: 38 pp. 40 full page plates including 2 color pochoir plates. (4to) 28x22.5 cm. (11x9") original wrappers. No. 186 of 375 copies. First work of the "XXe Siècle" series. Spine ends chipped, light wear to wrappers; very good.
Lot 25
Heading: Author: Burgess, George HenryTitle: Original pencil sketch by George Henry Burgess, head & shoulders portrait of a Mr. BrownPlace Published: Ft. Yale, British ColumbiaPublisher:Date Published: 1868Description: 12x12.8 cm (4¾x5"). With pencil inscription (by Burgess?) in lower right: "Sketch by Geo. H. Burgess, Ft. Yale, B.C., 1868, of Mr. Brown, owner of log cabin in which I lived part of my time at Ft. Yale." George Henry Burgess (1831-1905) ventured to California from his native England in 1849, seeking gold, but gaining fame for the many watercolors he painted of the Golden State, notably view of the frontier towns and cities Light soiling, very good.
Lot 120
Heading: (Derrière le Miroir)Author: Title: Hommage á Aimé et Marguerite Maeght - Derrière le Miroir No. 250Place Published: [Paris]Publisher:[Galerie Maeght]Date Published: -1982Description: 111, [2] pp. Illustrated with 24 lithographs, most in color, and from photographs. (Folio) illustrated wrappers. Artists include Saul Steinberg, Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Antoni Tapies, Ellsworth Kelly, and Eduardo Chillida, among others. Light wear and soiling to wrappers, some edgewear; interior clean; near fine.
Lot 195
Heading: Author: Wright, Frank LloydTitle: Preliminary Studies, 1889-1916Place Published: TokyoPublisher: A.D.A. EditaDate Published: [1985]Description: Unpaginated. Illustrations throughout, most in color, from Wright's original renderings. (4to) 30x30 cm (12x12") red cloth, illustrated dust jacket. Label on front free endpaper from the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection of Stanford University, stating the volume is a gift from Professor and Mrs. Hanna, for whom Wright's Hanna House was designed. Volume 9 in the Complete Works of Frank Lloyd Wright series. Light wear to jacket, small start of a tear near fore edge, small bump at top rear corner of cloth; near fine.
Lot 154
Heading: Author: Miro, JoanTitle: JOAN MIRO: An exhibition of paintings, gouaches, pastels and bronzes from 1942 to 1946, to be held at the Pierre Matisse Gallery, 41 east 57 street, New York, from May 13 until Jun 7, 1947Place Published: [New York]Publisher:[Pierre Matisse Gallery]Date Published: [1947]Description: Stiff tan card wrappers with red and black lithographed front cover, enclosing a single sheet folded into nine panels which open into a 60x48 cm (24x19") lithographed poster. Additionally printed on verso of the sheet are five halftone facsimiles of larger works. Scarce. This exhibition coincided with Miro's first visit to the United States. Wear, soiling and a bit of scuffing to wrappers, areas of darkening to rear wrapper; light wear to interior; very good.
Lot 159
Heading: Author: Moses, GrandmaTitle: A Portfolio of Eight Paintings by Grandma MosesPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Art in AmericaDate Published: 1961Description: Eight color prints plus 4 page of letterpress, loose in portfolio, as issued. 50x36 cm (19¾x14¼"), blue cloth portfolio, publisher's original two-part box. With an appreciation by John Canaday. Light wear to box, splitting at edges; contents fine.
![Heading: Author: Ryder, Albert P.Title: Loan Exhibition of the Works of Albert P. Ryder (Memorial Exhibition) [&] signed phot](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/97c0f38f-9b91-447a-d5dc-44eb1a9f0f06/468x382.jpg)
Lot 180
Heading: Author: Ryder, Albert P.Title: Loan Exhibition of the Works of Albert P. Ryder (Memorial Exhibition) [&] signed photogravurePlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Metropolitan Museum of ArtDate Published: 1918Description: Includes: Loan Exhibition of the Works of Albert P. Ryder. Introduction by Bryson Burroughs. Profusely illustrated with monochrome plates. (8vo) blue printed wrappers. Photogravure of Albert P. Ryder signed at the bottom by Ryder and the photographer, Alice Boughton. Albert Pinkham Ryder (March 19, 1847 - March 28, 1917) was an American painter known for his poetic and moody allegorical works and seascapes, as well as his eccentric personality. While his art shared an emphasis on subtle variations of color with tonalist works of the time, it was unique for accentuating form in a way that some art historians regard as modernist. Alice Boughton was an early 20th century American photographer known for her photographs of many literary and theatrical figures of her time. Wear and soiling to wrappers with light fraying at edges, quote by Ryder in green pen on front cover, a name in blue pencil appears at top of front wrapper; light foxing and toning to interior; light foxing on back side of photogravure; very good.
Lot 183
Heading: Author: Snowdon (Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon)Title: Snowdon: A Photographic Autobiography - SignedPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Times BooksDate Published: [1979]Description: 240 pp. Illustrated throughout from photographs. (4to) white cloth with pictorial dust jacket. First Edition. Signed by Snowdon in black pen on front free endpaper. Light wear to jacket with some edge wear, light wear to binding; near fine volume in very good jacket.
Lot 104
Heading: Author: Begey, Marina BersanoTitle: Le Cinquecentine PiemontesiPlace Published: TorinoPublisher:Tipografia Torinese EditriceDate Published: 1961-1966Description: 3 volumes. 549, [2]; 574, [2]; 529, [2] pp. Illustrated throughout with facsimile illustrations, title-pages, woodcuts and engravings. (Folio), grey buckram with spines printed in red, decorative grey dust jackets. Volume one is No. 541 of 990 numbered copies, volumes 2 and 3 are each one of 1,000 copies. First Editions. 3 handsome volumes of detailed listings and facsimiles of 16th century books. Vol. 1 Torino; Vol. 2 Alessandria - Asti - Biella - Borgolavezzaro - Carmafnola - Casale - Chivvasso - Cuneo - Ivrea - Mondovi con il supplemento di Torino; Vol. 3 Nizza Monferrato - Novara - Novi Ligure - Saluzzo - Savigliano - Tortona - Trino - Varallo - Vercelli. Text in Italian. Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Wear and soiling to jackets, occasional creasing along edges, mild darkening to spines, some wear to cloth with bumps to top corners, top front corner of vol. 1 bumped, causing chips to cloth and jacket; some light foxing to endpapers of vol. 1, occasional light toning to pages; very good.
![Heading: Author: Dine, JimTitle: Jim Dine: Walking Memory 1959-1969 - InscribedPlace Published: [New York]Publisher:Guggenhei](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/a4f5ccd1-360c-4588-860a-a65e00203343/1f0e1b0c-798f-4b2a-c186-cce65edaf7d7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 121
Heading: Author: Dine, JimTitle: Jim Dine: Walking Memory 1959-1969 - InscribedPlace Published: [New York]Publisher:Guggenheim Museum Date Published: [1999]Description: 245 pp. Profusely illustrated with color and b&w reproductions, and from photographs. (Folio) blind stamped black cloth, pictorial dust jacket. First Edition. Inscribed by Dine on the title page to Italian artist Italo Scanga: "For Italo Scanga, with best wishes from Jim Dine, Aug. 1999, Pilchuck." Catalog to accompany the first major exhibition of Dine's work from the 1960s, with lavish reproductions. Light wear, spine leaning a bit; near fine.
Lot 200
Heading: (Evergood, Phillip)Author: Lippard, Lucy R.Title: The Graphic Work of Philip EvergoodPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Crown PublishersDate Published: [1966]Description: 159, [1] pp. Foreword by Abram Lerner and "Proem: An Opinion" by James A. Michener. Illustrated with black and white plates and text illustrations. (4to) maroon cloth, gilt spine, slipcase. No. 103 of 150 limited copies. First Edition. With signed original etching, "Girl with Sunflowers" laid in. Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Sunning and wear to slipcase, paper torn away along one edge of slipcase, light wear to cloth; near fine volume in very good slipcase.
Lot 136
Heading: Author: Hollstein, F.W.H.Title: Dutch and Flemish Etchings, Engravings and Woodcuts 1450-1700 -Volumes I-XVIPlace Published: Amsterdam, et al.Publisher:Menno Hertzberger, et al.Date Published: [1949-1974]Description: 16 (of 71) volumes. Illustrated throughout with text illustrations. (4to) green cloth with gilt spine lettering, printed dust jackets. First Editions. The first 16 volumes of the most important reference book on Dutch and Flemish graphic arts from 1450 till 1700. Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Wear and soiling to jackets, with some miniscule chips and tears at edges, mild wear and soiling to bindings, with the occasional light corner bump; light toning to pages, some foxing to edges; all volumes very good.
Lot 100
Heading: (Artists Equity)Author: Title: Improvisations. Spring Fantasia Masquerade BallPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Artists EquityDate Published: 1950Description: Four preliminary leaves and 51 original lithograph advertisements by noted artists. 31x23 cm (12¼x9") color lithograph wrappers, plastic comb binding. No. 1773 of 2000 copies. First Edition. Rare fund-raising work from the first year of this annual event that ran from 1950 through 1958. Conceived by Julio de Diego as a medium for advertisers in sympathy with the ideals of Artists Equity Association. The artists were granted complete freedom of expression by the advertisers and the result is a unique collection of lithographs. The artists include Max Beckmann, Milton Avery, Chaim Gross, Reginald Marsh, Raphael Soyer, Ben Shahn, and many others. Light wear to extremities, faint crease at top edge of front cover; near fine.
Lot 103
Heading: Author: Becher, Bernd and HillaTitle: Industrielandschaften (Industrial Landscapes)- Limited Edition with silver gelatin photographPlace Published: [Munchen]Publisher:Schirmer MoselDate Published: [2002]Description: 11 pp. + 180 duotone plates. (Oblong 4to) black cloth with pictorial dust jacket, grey cloth chemise with original photograph,"Monceau Fountaine No. 18, Charleroi, Belgien, 1975" measuring 19x25 cm (7½x9¾ "), gray cloth slipcase. No 70 of 100 copies. Original photograph signed and numbered by Bernd and Hilda Becher in pencil on the verso. Text in German. Bernd and Hilda Becher were German conceptual artists and photographers working as a collaborative duo, best known for their extensive series of photographic images of industrial buildings and structures, often organized in grids. As the founders of what has come to be known as the 'Becher school' or the 'Düsseldorf School' they influenced generations of documentary photographers and artists. Light wear and minor corner bumps to slipcase; else fine.
Lot 196
Heading: Author: Bacou, Roseline and Maurice SerullazTitle: Great Drawings of the Louvre MuseumPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:George BrazillerDate Published: [1968]Description: 3 volumes. Profusely illustrated with color reproductions. (4vo) tan cloth, slipcase with illustrated pastedown. 3 volumes showcasing classic works from the Louvre: The Italian Drawings, The French Drawings, & The German, Flemish and Dutch Drawings.Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Wear and rubbing to slipcase; light wear to volumes with some faint foxing on endpapers and page edges; very good.
Lot 209
Heading: (Wyeth, Andrew)Author: Corn, WandaTitle: The Art of Andrew WyethPlace Published: Greenwich, CTPublisher:New York Graphic SocietyDate Published: [1973]Description: 176 pp. Profusely illustrated with color and b&w illustrations, and from photographs. (Oblong 4to) tan cloth, illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. A fine overview of the depth and richness of Wyeth's art. Lots sold without reserve are sold “As Is” and are not returnable under any circumstances. The minimum shipping and handling per invoice is $20 for shipments to the US and $30 for shipments outside the US, please consider this when determining your bid amount. Light wear and soiling to jacket with some darkening at edges; light wear to volume; very good or better.
Lot 130
Heading: Author: Friedlander, LeeTitle: The American MonumentPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:The Eakins Press FoundationDate Published: [1976]Description: Profusely illustrated from photographic plates. (Oblong Folio) 29x39 cm (11.5x16"), bound in original blue cloth with 3 bolts. Gilt stamp design. One of 2000 copies. First Edition. Gorgeous gravure reproductions of monuments across America. Light wear to binding; near fine.
Lot 167
Heading: (Photography)Author: Soupault, Pierre & F. de Lauot, editorsTitle: Photographie 1931: État de la PhotographiePlace Published: ParisPublisher:Arts et Métiers GraphiquesDate Published: [1931]Description: [8], 153, [2] pp. Illustrated from 130 plates executed in heliogravure. (4to) spiral bound stiff white wrappers with grey title-letterpress. Photography journal featuring the work of Cecil Beaton, Hans Finsler, Flannery, André Kertesz, Man Ray, Lazlo Moholy-Nagy, Edward Steichen, Willy Zielke and other master photographers of the time. Wear and soiling to wrappers, with some edge wear; light toning to pages; very good.
Lot 176
Heading: (Rembrandt)Author: Benesch, OttoTitle: The Drawings of RembrandtPlace Published: LondonPublisher:Phaidon PressDate Published: [1973]Description: 6 volumes. Profusely illustrated with b&w reproductions. (4to) maroon cloth with gilt lettered spine, top edge gilt housed in two cardboard slipcases. Enlarged edition A truly valuable reference work of drawings by the master print-maker, Rembrandt van Rijn. The culmination of a life's work, Otto Benesch's catalogue raisonné of the drawings of Rembrandt was first published in 1950-7 and remains to this day the work of reference on the subject. Wear to cardboard slipcases, one with a small piece missing at fore edge, light wear and rubbing to bindings, light scuffing to gilt edges; interiors clean; very good.
Lot 156
Heading: (Moore, Henry)Author: Clark, KennethTitle: Henry Moore: Drawings - InscribedPlace Published: LondonPublisher:Thames and HudsonDate Published: [1974]Description: With 304 illustrations, including 40 color plates. (4to) tan cloth with gilt stamp design and gilt spine, pictorial dust jacket. First Edition. Inscribed by Moore on front free endpaper: "For Carol and David Dovsky, with best wishes from Henry Moore, May 9th 1975." A comprehensive review of Moore's work to 1973. Rare signed edition. Some wear to jacket, a few slight chips and tears at edges; light browning to endpapers; very good.
Lot 13
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Illustration from Die Fürstin (The Duchess) by Kasimir EdschmidPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1918Description: Drypoint etching. Impression size 18.2x14 cm (7½x5½") on a larger sheet, approximately 32x23 cm (12½x9¼"). Tipped to card backing. One of 130 signed copies from a total printing of 500. Signed by Beckmann at the lower right. Illustration (to face page 78) from Kasimir Edschmid's 1918 book Die Fürstin, one of six illustrations by Beckmann for this book. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz..Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information. A bit toned overall, light matte-burn; near fine.
Lot 119
Heading: (Delaunay, Sonia)Author: Cohen, ArthurTitle: Sonia DelaunayPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:Harry N. Abrams, Inc.Date Published: [1975]Description: 206 pp. Illustrated with 217 facsimiles, 53 in color, including one fold-out. (Oblong 4to) 27x29 cm (10½x11"), orange cloth with illustrated dust jacket. First Edition. Sonia Delaunay was the first living female artist to have a retrospective exhibition at the Louvre in 1964, and in 1975 was named an officer of the French Legion of Honor. Her work in modern design included the concepts of geometric abstraction, the integration of furniture, fabrics, wall coverings, and clothing. Light wear and soiling to jacket, very light wear to cloth with light rubbing to extremities; some very light toning to page edges; very good or better.
Lot 59
Heading: Author: Kley, HeinrichTitle: Two ink sketches of centaur figuresPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: [Early 20th century]Description: Two ink sketches, on opposite sides of a single sheet. Approximately 14x21 cm (5½x8¼"), matted and framed (both sides of sheet viewable). Overall 37x52 cm (10¾x20½"). A great pair of images, one showing a centaur figure at a fast gallop, the other side showing a more aged figure an iron and envelope in hand. Heinrich Kley (1863-1945?) was a German illustrator, editorial illustrator and painter. Kley studied "practical arts" at the Karlsruhe Akademie and finished his studies in Munich. His early works were conventional portraits, landscapes, still-life, city scenes and historical paintings. Kley attained greater notoriety with his sometimes darkly humorous pen drawings, many appearing in periodical such as Jugend and Simplicissimus. Provenance: Butterfield & Butterfield Sale 3774P, March 12, 1987. Small label of the S.F.M.A. at lower right on rear of frame. Light wear and spotting to paper; very good.
Lot 99
Heading: Author: Arbus, DianeTitle: Diane Arbus: An Aperture MonographPlace Published: Millerton, NYPublisher:ApertureDate Published: [1972]Description: [6], 15 pp. + 80 plates from photographs by Diane Arbus; portrait of Arbus from photograph by Stephen Frank. 27.8x23 cm. (11x9"), photo-pictorial wrapper. First Edition, first issue. Monograph produced in conjunction with the Arbus retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art organized by John Szarkowski, the year following Arbus' death from suicide. This first issue or printing includes the photograph "Two Girls in Identical Raincoats Central Park, N.Y.C, 1969" which was suppressed in all subsequent printings. Simultaneous release with hardcover edition. Some wear and soiling to wrapper, light foxing to inner wrapper and page edges; very good.
Lot 6
Heading: Author: Beckmann, MaxTitle: Das Theaterfoyer (The Theater Lobby)Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1922Description: Lithograph on wove paper. Image size approximately 50x40 cm (19¾x15¾") on larger sheet, approximately 68x53 cm (26¾x20¾"). Tipped to matting. No. 83 of 100. Signed at numbered in pencil at the bottom. Sheet 8 from the portfolio Berliner Reise 1922 (Trip to Berlin, 1922). Glaser 188; Gallwitz 189 b; Hofmaier 220 B. Provenance: The estate of Aaron Sopher, Baltimore artist and associate of Max Beckmann and George Grosz.Complete description available. Please contact pba@pbagalleries.com for more information.Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Edges untrimmed, light toning and matte-burn; near fine.
Lot 192
Heading: Author: Walkowitz. AbrahamTitle: Four signed volumes by Abraham WalkowitzPlace Published: Girard, KansasPublisher:Haldeman-Julius PublicationsDate Published: Various datesDescription: 4 volumes. Profusely illustrated with black and white reproductions. (4to) tan printed wrappers. First Editions. Includes: Barns and Coal Mines Around Girard, Kansas. [1947]. Improvisations of New York: A Symphony in Lines. [1948]. Isadora Duncan in Her Dances. [1950]. Art: From Life to Life. [1951]. All volumes signed by Walkowitz on front wrapper. Abraham Walkowitz (1878-1965) was an American painter grouped in with early American Modernists working in the Modernist style. Wear and toning to wrappers, some darkening at edges; light toning to pages; very good.
Lot 42
Heading: Author: Gropper, WilliamTitle: The PerformancePlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: c.1955Description: Lithograph. Image size approximately 35.5x25 cm (14x9¾") on larger sheet, approximately 41x31 cm (16¼x12¼"), tipped to foam core backing. No. 27 of 50 copies. From the Capriccios Portfolio. Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil in the lower margin. Light matte-burn; very good.
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Lot 105
Heading: (Boudin, Eugene)Author: Schmit, RobertTitle: Eugene Boudin, 1824-1898Place Published: ParisPublisher:[Robert Schmit]Date Published: 1973Description: 3 volumes. Illustrated throughout with black and white facsimiles. (Folio) 32x24 cm (12½x9½) blue cloth with stamped black lettering to front covers and spine, gilt top edges, decorative endpapers. No. 938 of 1200 copes Scarce limited edition of this catalogue raisonne of the work of French landscape painter Eugene Boudin (12 July 1824 - 8 August 1898).Due to the size and/or weight of this lot extra charges may apply. Some wear and scuffing to cloth with light fading to spines, rubbing to extremities, some corner bumps and light scuffing to edge gilt, bump to head of spine of vol. 1; interiors clean; very good.
Lot 107
Heading: (Breton, Andre, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp)Author: Hare, David; editorTitle: VVV: Poetry, Plastic Arts, Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology. Volume One, Number FourPlace Published: New YorkPublisher:VVVDate Published: 1944Description: 86 + [10] ad pp. Illustrated throughout with color and b&w plates, text illustrations, and from photographs. (4to) original red wrappers printed in white and black with cover art by Matta. The fourth and final issue of this wartime surrealist magazine, featuring work by Andre Breton, Phillip Lamantia, Max Ernst and many others. Andre Breton, Marcel Duchamp and Max Ernst were editorial advisors. The magazine ran for just four issues, from 1942-1944. Wear and soiling to wrapper, some tattering to edges, light corner bumps; light toning to pages, a solid copy; very good.
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