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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansD22934
Stuttgart, Hofmann, 1937. 30x22. 324 pp. + 8 leaves with drawings + loosely inserted errata slip. 718 photos and drawings in the text. Publisher's printed cloth, fine. One leaf with cropped margin and repaired tear without loss of text or image. Second, revised and extended edition. Omfångsrik, detaljerad och rikt illustrerad handbok i puts-, stuckatur- och rabitzarbeten.
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Helsingfors 1932. 29x22. 716 s. inklusive 178 planschblad; + rättelseblad. Halvklotband med marmorerat pärmpapper, i fint skick. Tryckt i 500 numrerade exemplar av vilka detta är nr 323.
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ansD11613
München 1987. 24x20. 216 pp. Ca 260 photos (9 in colour; 67 full-page). Publisher's pictorial boards, dust jacket. On one page there are a few markings with a light yellow marker pen, otherwise an immaculate copy. The text is in German.
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ansB6438
Berlin, Paul Parey, (1909). 40x30. 46 plates, 11 more or less coloured (includes 22 larger folding plates - 17 folded once and 5 folded twice). Loose as issued in a printed cloth-backed portfolio with tie-strings, exterior slightly rubbed and darkened, some of the plates worn in margins. "2. Auflage". The plates only, without the text volume, of this work published by a renowned garden designer who was Gartenbaudirektor of the Kingdom of Saxony (Sachsen). The garden plans and bird's-eye perspectives include the Thürmsdorf and Bockstadt Schloss-Gärten and other private gardens in i.a. Dresden, Leibniz, Graz in Steyermark and Riga as well as Pension-Kurgärten, a children's playground in Blasewitz, and a garden for the German Town Building Exhibition in Dresden 1903.
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ansD7538
Oslo 1944. 30x22. 308; + 316 pp. Ca 800 photos. Printed wrappers, very fine. The comprehensively illustrated standard history of Norwegian cast-iron work from the 16th century through 19th-century neoclassicism, including a 112-page catalogue of cast-iron stoves and sepulchral monuments and tablets.
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ansY19000
Paris, Yvon Lambert, 1972. 17x11. 40 leaves including first and last blank leaf. Printed card covers. A conceptual artists' book which might be regarded as a counterpart to Bernardo Salcedo's "what is it ? qué es ?" published a year earlier. Set in minimalistic layout, the book is a collection of adjectives divided into two parts, the first expressing what may be, the second what may not.
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ansD24012
New York, The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of the Cooper Union, 1985. 31x30. 64 pp. + 24 colour plates. Ca 130 drawings, plans and photos in the text. Pictorial wrappers with two mounted red buttons and string. Enclosed leaves with printed and typed invitations to the Oscar Nietzchke exhibition arranged by the Cooper Union at the A. Arthur Houghton Jr. Gallery
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ansD20948
(Istanbul), Türkiye Anit Çevre Turizm Degerlerini Koruma Vakfi, 1984-86. 33x24. 80+292; + 278 pp. Ca 830 photos, and more than 700 drawings and plans including 40 full-page. Publisher's printed rexine bindings. All text and captions bilingual in Turkish and English. 1. The Classic Turkish House. 2. Mansions, Palaces, Kiosks, Vault and Strong Room. A third volume was devoted to Architectural elements, building techniques, urbanism, and gardens. Two further volumes are announced in volume 1 but apparently they never appeared.
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ansY18423
(København) 1956. 24x16. 34 pp. + 8 original lithographs including four in colour. 20 reproductions (8 full-page) in the text plus a portrait photo. Publisher's pictorial boards, covers lightly warped. Inscribed by Mogens Balle to Gunnar Hellman. Enclosed is an inserted handwritten letter (35 lines) from Balle to Hellman, and four leaves with original linocuts (ca 24x11), three of them signed "Mogens Balle 1959" on reverse, lightly stained but all but one in margin only. In the letter the artist discusses a forthcoming exhibition for which Gunnar Hellman shall write the catalogue introduction, and the enclosed linocuts are suggestions for illustrations in the catalogue.
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ansD24059
Dietikon-Zürich, Stocker-Schmid, 1962. 27x28. 408 pp. + 27 mounted wood samples (each 22 x 6,5 cms). Ca 415 photos (90 full-page) and 80 drawings. Publisher's cloth. One text leaf with closed tear. Former owner's name on front pastedown.
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ansD4229
(Helsinki) 1986. 26x24. 344 pp. Ca 210 colour photos including many full-page. Publisher's cloth, in lightly tainted dust jacket, minor scratch on rear endpaper. Layout by Sarpaneva and Marjatta Svennevig. Beautifully produced monograph on Timo Sarpaneva with illusy´trations of glass, ceramic and metal ware, textiles, posters and book design, packages, door handles, etc.
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ansD14913
Berlin, Verlag für Kunstwissenschaft, 1920. 96 pp. textbook (31x25); + plate volume (34x44): 8 pp. text + 28 cardboard leaves, each with one mounted colour plate (reproductions of watercolour renderings). 80 photos and reproductions in the text volume including 55 full-page. Text volume in marbled cloth-backed boards with printed front label, plates loose as issued in uniformly designed cloth-backed portfolio with tie-strings.
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ansC24845
Braunschweig, Privatdruck durch die Kandinsky-Gesellschaft, (1930). 29x22. II+22 pp. A German translation of the texts in the monograph published by Cahier d'Art in Paris. Printed wrappers; front wrapper and pagination in Bauhaus style typography. A fine copy with minor traces of handling. On inside of front wrapper neatly inscribed in ink "Gunnar Jungmarker 1932" (Swedish art scholar and art critic). At top of the inside of rear wrapper there is a pencil inscription "Gummeson 1.50" in Jungmarker's handwriting. Kandinsky had been exhibiting at the Gummeson art gallery in Stockholm in 1916 and 1922, and this 1930 publication may well have been for sale there.
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ansM7342
London, Academy Editions, 1982. 29x21. 112 pp. Ca 200 photos, drawings and plans (73 in colour). Pictorial wrappers, minor corner scuffing. (Architectural Monographs, 7). Scarce, illustrated project chronology of the works of Alison (1928 -1993) and Peter (1923-2003) Smithson.
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ansD23497
Åbo, Åbo Akademi, 1970. 24x16. 228 pp. text + 64 pp. with 133 reproductions + frontispiece with colour reproduction. Printed wrappers, a fine copy in rarely seen printed dust jacket. (Acta Academiae Aboensis, Ser. A Humaniora, vol. 38: nr 2).
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ansD60
Moskva 1954. 29x23. 20 pp. + 53 folding leaves with numerous measured drawings and 56 photos (50 full-page) and Textbook and loose plates as issued in a printed half cloth portfolio. Detailed drawings and photos of Russian Classicist furniture (and details) from the late 18th and early 19th century.
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ansD799
Berlin, Der Zirkel, 1920. 28x19. VIII+464 pp. 566 plans, drawings and (a few) photos. Publisher's half cloth. Spine slightly faded, Edges lightly browned, otherwise a fine copy. Comprehensive town planning manual influenced by contemporary trends, covering various aspects of modern urban building and planning. Gurlitt was one of the first to lecture on urban planning at German technical universities, and as Professor at the Technische Universität Dresden, he was the supervisor of Hermann Muthesius's doctoral thesis.
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ansB1769
Berlin, Wasmuth, 1892. 28x32. 12 pp. + 34 plates with reproductions of elaborate garden plans, perspective renderings and designs including buildings, fountains, etc. Loose as issued in a gilt-lettered half cloth portfolio with tie-strings. An album of old garden plans and designs including gardens of Roman villas, Versailles, Vaux-de Vicomte, Malmaison, etc.
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ansD20485
London, Country Life, 1954. 38x25. VIII+352; + VIII+334; + VIII+352 pp. + a total of 47 colour plates including frontispieces. More than 2000 photos, drawings and renderings. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, top edges gilt, a very good set. Second edition, revised and enlarged by Ralph Edwards, of this classic work. A classified, well illustrated dictionary covering all kinds of furniture as well as cabinetmakers, light fittings, fireplace implements, clock cases and barometers, globe stands, hangings, bird cages, etc. etc.
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ansD23985
London, Pace Gallery, 2012. 31x31. 86 pp. including four pages on one folding leaf. 17 full-page colour reproductions of paintings by Mark Rothko and 16 full-page reproductions of gelatin silver print photographs by Hiroshi Sugimoto. Publisher's printed boards. Introductory essay by Richard Schiff.
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ansH17406
New York 1984. 39x30. XX+156 pp. Publisher's printed cloth, dust jacket. A very fine copy kept in original, near perfect slipcase. A facsimile of Matisse's artist's book containing prints of colourful cut paper collages accompanied by the artist's hand written texts, first published in 1947 in an edition limited to 250 copies. Includes introduction by Riva Castleman and English translation of the texts.