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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansY18572
London 1967. 29x24. II+176 pp. including portrait photo frontispiece. More than 100 full-page reproductions including 41 full- or double-page, plus ca 85 small-size reproductions in a chronological catalogue of 520 oil paintings, and black gouache drawings in the text and on endpapers prepared by the artist for this book. Publisher's pictorial boards with silver lettering. Includes statements by the artist, biographical summary, list of exhibitions, and bibliography.
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Antikvariat Antiqua
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Augsburg, Conrad Heinrich Stage, 1781. 19x12. 8vo. VIIII+216 pp. Four engraved vignettes including one on title leaf. Nice contemporary half calf, spine gilt with gilt-lettered orange title label, boards lightly rubbed. Minor browning in corners of first and last leaf, otherwise a very fine, clean copy. First edition of this classic lexicon of art and artists.
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ansD22035
Weil am Rein, Vitra Design Museum, 2005. 27x24. 304 pp. Ca 500 photos and reproductions of drawings and sketches, 230 in colour including 25 full-page. Publisher's pictorial plastic-covered boards, very fine.
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ansY18553
Malmö, Image förlag, 1947. 30x22. 32 pp. including 10 leaves, each with one tipped-in original frottage plate by C.O. Hultén. Introduction by Max Walter Svanberg. Pictorial wrappers, light external wear. No. 134 of an edition limited to 190 copies; this is an artist's presentation copy with a signed inscription. The first artist book to appear out of the Swedish group of artists formed in 1945 and deeming themselves Imaginisterna (The Imaginists).
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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansH16973
Paris 1996. 27x21. 400 pp. More than 1800 reproductions including 16 full-page in colour. Pictorial wrappers First volume of the Catalogue Raisonné of Picasso drawings in the Musée Picasso.
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ansD23445
Berlin, Wasmuth, 1909. 48x32. 14; 16; 14; 14 pp. text + a total of 100 plates with ca 110 photographs, thus the majority full-page. The text is trilingual in German, French and English, and includes plans of the buildings. Text fascicles and loose plates as issued in four printed decorated reddish brown covers. An excellent set with minor, expected wear to top and bottom of the covers, otherwise in pristine condition. Complete ninth volume of this documentation of modern buildings, mainly in German cities and suburbs but including examples from Basel, Budapest, Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Chicago. The majority are dwelling houses, including stately villas, among the others are commercial and office buildings, schools, churches, etc.
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ansB17004
Paris, Massin, (1912). 44x32. 4 pp. title and list of illustrations + 40 plates with ca 80 photographs. Loose as issued in printed cloth-back boards with ties; the portfolio slightly worn, contents fine. A photographic documentation of elaborately ornamental ironwork executed by Émile Robert mainly in Art Nouveau style, including gates, canopies, railings, balusters, shopfronts, showcases, lamps, etc. Some work composed by Robert but mostly by other French architects and designers including Lalique, Prouvé, Georges Chedanne, Henri Sauvage & Charles Sarrazin, Lucien Magne, etc.
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Stockholm, Johan Christ. Holmberg, 1799. 17x11. Tryckt titelblad + graverat titelbad + 236 s. Samtida halvskinnband med nötta pärmar, titelbladen uppfodrade, övre hörn av sista sidan rivet utan textförlust. Något brunfläckad framför allt mot slutet av boken. Samtida namnteckning i sepia på sidan 113 (And. Åbladh).
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Berlin, Wasmuth, 1902-11. 31x22. VII+VIII+184; + X+448; +XII+360 pp.; + XIV+80; + X+222 pp. + 2 coloured lithographed plates (in vol. III). 1675 drawings, plans and photos. A fine, complete set bound in two volumes, contemporary maroon cloth (labels of bookbinder Carl Asplund, Stockholm). A systematic and profusely illustrated work tracing the development of the constructional and aesthetic features of architecture, in parts II - IV:2 classified into the building materials wood, stone, iron and bronze. I. Geschichtliche systematische Entwickelung, begründet durch Material und Technik, II. Der Holzbau, III. Der Steinbau in natürlichem Stein, IV:1. Der Steinbau in Künstlichem Stein, IV:2. Eisen und Bronze. Uhde is the author of all parts except the last one (IV:2) which was written by Carl Zetschke.
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ansD22880
München, Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1999. 24x17. 484 pp. Ca 275 reproductions (83 in colour including ca 60 full-page and 23 of details etc). Publisher's cloth, dust jacket, a very fine copy. Scholarly, mainly English-language anthology, comprising fifteen essays in English, four in in German, and three in French. Includes index of persons and works, and general subject index. (Herausgegeben im Auftrag der Bayerischen Staatsgemäldesammlungen des Doerner-Institutes und des Zentralinstitutes für Kunstgeschichte, München).
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ansD13958
Paris, Éditions de la Différence, 1991. 30x27. 360 pp. Ca 220 colour reproductions of paintings and photos of sculptures (including 185 full-page), 25 reproductions of drawings, and 35 black and white photos. Publisher's pictorial boards, a perfect copy in original pictorial slipcase. Handsomely produced monograph on Robert Combas (1957-), the French artist and protagonist of the 'figuration libre' movement.
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ansH23693
Genève, Cramer, 1966-76. 27x21. II+138; + 104 pp. A total of 335 reproductions including 51 tipped-in colour plates. Publisher's uniform printed linen cloth, a fine set, dust jacket of the 1976 volume preserved. The 1966 volume was printed in an edition limited to 1575 numbered copies of which the present is no. 935.
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ansG14498
Basel 1948. 30x21. 152 pp. including six colour plates and 53 pages with (mostly full-page) reproductions, portrait photo and letter facsimile; 28 drawings in the text. Printed transparent jacket over blue covers with drawing, a fine copy with minor edge wear to the jacket. Includes Catalogue of works 1916-1942 (25 pp.) and texts in German and French by Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Hans Arp (bilingual essay by 'Hans Arp' in German and 'Jean Arp' in French), Hugo and Emmy Ball, Kandinsky, Gabrielle Buffet-Picabia, and others.
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ansD16667
Stockholm 1900. 43x34. VIII+XLIV pp. + 51 heliogravure plates with 75 photographs. 12 photos and 3 drawings in the text, plus reproductions of stamps. Publisher's blue cloth (G. Hedberg, designed by Agi Lindegren) with gilt cover decoration and lettering, top edge gilt, endpapers with floral motif. Rather superficial wear particularly at extremites and spine ends, contents fine. German-language edition limited to 200 copies; another 125 copies in Swedish were published. A sumptuously produced documentation of the gifts of silverwork presented by Swedish monarchs to Russian tsars between 1647 and 1699, which can still be seen in the Kremlin Armoury in Moscow. Includes descriptive catalogue of the illustrated objects, as well as transcriptions of the original 17th-century inventories.
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ansV18433
Zürich, Girsberger, 1941. 28x21. 164 pp. Numerous perspectives and plans and ca 150 photos of houses designed by Kozma. Publisher's linen cloth, a very good copy. An important manifesto of the prominent Hungarian exponent and practictioner of Modernist architecture, and a fine documentation of his work in the 1930s. At the end of that decade, Kozma's career was cut short due to the goverment's antisemitic actions. Stripped of professional accreditation and unable to work, he turned to writing the book 'Das neue Haus' (The New House) which could only find a publisher outside Hungary.
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ansA2257
(Tokyo?) 1961. 36x26. XIV+182 pp. 163 tipped-in colour plates and 24 plans and drawings. Text in Japanese. Publisher's printed cloth, kept in decorated cloth portfolio with clasps, and preserved in original cardboard case with printed label. A beatifully produced documentation of the Katsura Imperial Villa.
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ansD21322
Sankt-Peterburg & Moskva (1913 or 1914). 26x17. 102 pp. including 62 full-page reproductions. Contemporary half calf, pictorial wrappers bound in. On inside of front cover the book plate, designed by Helene Schjerfbeck, of the art dealer Gösta Stenman. (Izdanie Obshchestva zashchity i sokhraneniya v' Rossii pamyatnikov' iskusstva i stariny). Fully illustrated catalogue of sixty-two paintings in Petr Semenov-Tian-Shanski's remarkable collection of Dutch and Flemish art which was acquired by the Hermitage in 1910 for 250 thousand rubles. Published in conjunction with an exhibition arranged by the Society for the Protection and Preservation of Monuments of Art and Antiquities in Russia, with introductory texts by Wrangel and V. Shchavinsky on the collection and on Petr Semenov (Semonyov), a geographer and art collector who was authorised by Tzar Nikolaus II to add the epithet "Tian-Shanski" to his name in honour of his exploration of the Tian Shan mountains.
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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansM1025
Stuttgart 1991. 28x25. 352 pp. Ca 600 drawings, plans and photos. Publisher's cloth, dust jacket. The definitive monograph providing a complete and fully illustrated Critical Catalogue of Works (pp. 155-341) as well as illustrated studies with extensive notes, biography and index.
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ansD22765
(Istanbul), Türkiye Anit Çevre Turizm Degerlerini Koruma Vakfi, 1984-87. 33x24. 80+292; + 276; + 306 pp. Altogether more than 2000 photos, drawings and plans, including 90 full-page. Printed wrappers, very fine. All text and captions bilingual in Turkish and English. 1. The Classic Turkish House. 2. Mansions, Palaces, Kiosks, Vault and Strong Room. 3. Architectural Elements, Building Techniques, Turkish Urbanism, Gardens. Two further volumes are announced in volume 1, on Rumelian and Anatolian houses respectively; apparently they never appeared.
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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansD22220
London, Chapman & Hall, 1935. 31x26. 6 pp. + 48 sepia plates with photographs of nude women. Very fine in publisher's printed cloth. The photographs had been published in issues of 'The Bystander' (a magazine later absorbed by 'The Tatler') and the book is introduced by a preface by the magazine's editor, Reginald Stewart Hooper.
Antikvariat Antiqua
ansB5467
Stockholm, Uplagd på Lars Salvii kåstnad, 1754. 16x10. 72 pp. + 15 engraved plates. Contemporary half calf, a good copy with minor stains and edgeware to the boards, who apparently have been provided with new paper dressing in the 19th century, traces of old repairs inside covers. On title leaf the signature of presumably first owner Christina Werander; inside front cover the signature of J(ohan) G(ottlob Brusell) and a gift inscription dated 1818 by Brusell, Garde des Tableaux at the Royal Museum, to Johan Söderlund (and Söderlunds bookplate dated 1829); finally a presentation inscription by the drawingmaster John Ekström to P(ontus) Henriques who taught perspective drawing at the Royal Academy of Art from 1888. Den tidigaste tryckta svenska perspektivläran och författarens första arbete, utfört medan han ännu var volontär vid fortifikationen; han blev med tiden informator för de kungliga pagerna och kronprins Gustaf, och sedermera Gustaf III:s bibliotekarie.
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Antikvariat Antiqua
ansA7645
Berlin 1922. 25x25. Vol.1: XVIII+228 pp. (incl. frontispiece) + 21 plates (incl. 13 colour photos with printed guard-leaves) + 4 leaves with monograms + 3 leaves with coloured interior renderings + one folding map. Numerous reproductions in the text. Vols. 2 and 3 comprise each 32 cartoon leaves with tipped-in plates nos. 1-60 and 61-120 (coloured photos), tipped-in title leaves, and lists of plates. Publisher's printed cloth (spine of text volume neatly repaired). Yuan 2261.
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