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Wien 1981. 20x29. 256 pp. Ca 400 photos and reproductions (24 in colour) including 115 of furniture, lamps and furniture designs and 270 of buildings, plans, elevations and perspectives. Designed wrappers, backstrip sunned. Inscribed by Hermann Czech to Stuart Wrede. Extensive documentation and studies published by the Hochschule für angewandte Kunst in Vienna.

Essen 1976. 29x24. 276 pp. including 102 pages with 278 photos, drawings and plans. 24 illustrations in the text. Publisher's printed cloth, dust jacket. The first major monograph on Tessenow, comprising Wangerin: 'Heinrich Tessenow. Seine Tätigkeit als Stadtplaner, Architekt und Möbelgestalter', Weiss: 'Der Wohnungsbau Heinrich Tessenows', a contribution by Steen Eiler Rasmussen, extensive Notes, Bibliography, and Catalogue of projects and works.

Moskva 1995. 29x21. 144+VIII pp. (including ca 120 photos and 100 drawings) + 146-376 pp. catalogue of marks, index, etc. Publisher's gilt-lettered boards, near fine dust jacket. Authoritative reference work on Russian gold- and silversmiths of the 15th-20th centuries with reproductions of their marks. Russian text, bilingual Russian / French captions to the 220 illustrations in the historical introduction, and a text in French (5 pp.) 'Histoire de l'organisation du travail des orfèvres et du poinçonnage de leurs oeuvres'.

London, Cassirer, 1977. 30x21. XVI+376 pp. + addenda slip between pp. 364 and 365. More than 900 photos and reproductions. Publisher's blue rexine.

Wien, Metroverlag, 2012. 25x17. (Ca) 446; + 432 pp. Numerous illustrations. Publisher's boards, dust jackets. A pristine set, still in shrinkwrap (hence the approximate collation, from a library entry). All the published writings by Josef Frank, edited by Tano Bojankin, Christopher Long, and Iris Meder, with an essay by Denise Scott. Bilingual text in German and English.

München, Piper, 1913-14. 26x21. Vol. 1: XVI+156 pp. text + 105 leaves with reproductions (plus three intermittent caption leaves) including five colour plates + one additional colour plate (frontispiece). Vol. 2: VIII+200+IV pp. + six colour plates + 13 plates with Japanese characters and monograms. The twelve colour plates are all tipped-in on black stock, with printed guard-tissues. Publisher's boards with German and Japanese titles in black and red respectively.

Rotterdam, Netherlands Architectural institute, 1998. Solid pictorial cardboard box containing nine separate items. Box and contents in excellent condition. The Boilerhouse Extension. 20 leaves including 18 with plans and drawings, in printed cardboard casing, 28x28. // Daniel Libeskind: Beyond the Wall 26.36 . Exhibition Netherlands Architectural Institute. Printed wrappers, 12x28. 24 pp. Plans, drawings and photos. // Competition Boilerhouse Extension, Victoria & Albert Museum. One folded leaf (100x70 unfolded) with colour photos and text by Gwyn Miles. In printed wraparound. // (Daniel Libeskind) Sketchbook. 16 pp. Six leaves with facsimile of sketches, in printed wrappers, 41x28. // Cecil Balmond: Fractiles or the golden zoom. 26 leaves including 23 with drawings, plans and colour renderings, and reproduced handwritten text. Printed cardboard covers, 28x20. // Cecil Balmond / Arup & Partners: New Structure. 22 leaves including 18 with drawings, plans, colour renderings and reproduced handwritten text. Printed cardboard covers, 28x20.// Ove Arup & Partners. Wrapping. Clolth-backed 23-leaf booklet with designs on orange and black background. // Association Libeskind. Four leaves folded to 41x28, with designs and two tipped-in plates. // Daniel Libeskind: Twenty three plans of the Boilerhouse Extension. One leaf, 41x28.

Stuttgart & Leipzig 1911. 30x22. VI+200 pp. + 12 excellent heliogravure plates + 9 colour plates tipped-in on grey cardboard. Photos of objects throughout the catalogue as well as reproductions of marks. Publisher's gilt-lettered cloth, edges gilt.

Utrecht 1958. 26x18. XII+198 pp. + one colour plate. 184 photos and designs plus 138 small-size photos in Selected Catalogue of Works. Publisher's printed cloth, a fine copy in dust jacket with small repair on inside.

Odense, Kunsthallen Brandts Klædefabrik, 1997. 28x23. 176 pp. 122 colour photos including 15 full-page, plus 15 full-page coloured maps. Pictorial wrappers, minor unobtrusive signs of use. Published in conjunction with an exhibition held in Odense 1997.

Stockholm 1943. 27x21. 240 s. Ca 115 foton (16 helsides) och 280 planer och ritningar varav 14 i färg. Fint svart halvskinnband med marmorerade pärmar, övre guldsnittt, de tryckta omslagen medbundna. Tryckt i 1000 ex. varav detta är nr. 545.

Paris 1975. 30x21. 432 pp. 870 reproductions and photos including 20 tipped-in colour plates. Publisher's cloth, in slightly discoloured and lightly worn dust jacket. The standard work on Johan Barthold Jongkind (1819-1891) with fully illustrated Catalogue Raisonné of 820 works, essay, biographical chronology, etc.

Paris, Bucher, 1947. 31x24. 22 pp. + 2 plates + 72 pages with photos of sculptures from 1911-1945. Neat half cloth, printed covers bound in. "Exemplaire S.P." from an edition of 1050 copies.n

Paris, Éditions Cercle d'Art, 1965. 30x27. 200 s. + 120 inklistrade färgplanscher inklusive två litografier efter teckningar av Picasso, plus ytterligare 18 små inklistrade färgplanscher i texten. Förlagsklotband med titel i blått och rött på främre pärmen utformad av Picasso, skyddsomslag.

Stockholm 1950. 27x20. 204 s. inklusive 132 sidor med reproduktioner av skisser (några i färg), foton, ritningar och planer, med bildtexter på svenska och engelska. Förlagets halvpergamentband, övre guldsnitt. Standardverket om arkitekten Lars Israel Wahlman (1870-1952), med kronologisk förteckning över hans arbeten // The standard monograph on the prominent Arts-and-Crafts inspired Swedish architect whose "work embodied some of the most innovative ideas of his time" (Barbara Miller Lane). Includes captions, preface, chronology of works and index in English, as well as English summary and translation of excerpts from Wahlman's statements on his buildings.

Stuttgart 1927. 29x22. IV+80 pp. 75 photos and renderings and 27 plans, sections, etc. Printed wrappers, backstrip and leftmost part of front wrapper slightly worn and darkened. On front endpaper the name of Swedish architect Ebbe Borg dated 30/3 1930. (Die Baubücher, 1). After working with Mendelsohn, Neutra moved to the United States in 1923. "Wie baut Amerika" chronicles his search for an architectural vision based upon American construction and transportation practices, its central theme being the emergence of a new beauty conditioned by American technological promises. The message is brought home with a variety of illustrative examples, including in-depth studies of the Palmer House hotel in Chicago by Holabird and Roche and a terraced house row by Schindler in La Jolla. A key source to the role of Functionalist aesthetics as a link between rationalised technology and modern architectural ideals.

New York 1953. 31x23. II+174 pp. Ca 300 photos. Publisher's designed cloth, in worn and repaired dust jacket. (Interiors Library, 2). Modern chairs designed by Aalto, Albini, Bertoia, Breuer, Castiglioni, Robin Day, Eames, Gardella, Juhl, Le Corbusier, Mathsson, Mies, Nakashima, Nelson, Noguchi, Risom, Eero Saarinen, Tapiovaara, Wegner, Zanuso, and several others. Indices of designers and manufacturers.

Moskva 1954. 29x22. 372 pp. + 8 plates. Ca 325 designs, photos and plans. Publisher's printed cloth, in rubbed and repaired dust jacket. (Mastera Russkoi arkhitektury). A monograph on the prominent Russian Classicist architect Prince Dmitry Vasilyevich Ukhtomsky, chief architect of Moscow during the reign of Empress Elizabeth, and the architectural school founded by him in 1749 (and closed in 1764).

Stuttgart 1929. 20x23. IV+144 pp. 142 photos and 75 plans, elevations, perspectives, etc. Publisher's printed cloth, neatly rebacked with original printed backstrip reattached, covers foxed, interior in fine condition. A survey of 'International Style' buildings designed mainly by architects in German-speaking countries: Döcker, Peter Behrens, Otto Wagner, Marcel Breuer, Bruno Taut, Ernst May, Adolf Rading, Hans Poelzig, Adolf Loos, Josef Frank, and others. Also included are examples from France, Holland and the USA: buildings designed by Le Corbusier, André Lurçat, Robert Mallet-Stevens, J.J.P. Oud, Byvoet & Duiker, and Richard Neutra.

Leningrad 1939. 34x27. 88 pp. + one colour plate (watercolour rendering) + frontispiece (portrait photo). Ca 100 perspectives, plans, elevations and photos (22 full-page). Publisher's printed cloth. Edition limited to 1000 copies. A monograph on the architect Andrei Evgenevich Belogrud, who had studied with Benois at the Saint Petersburg Academy of Art 1900-1910. Foreword by Ivan Fomin.

Bremen, Müller, 1876. 32x25. X+54 pp. + 8 plates including coloured frontispiece and one folding plate. Publisher's printed half cloth, the paper on boards slightly defective with some loss at edges and corner, binding slightly weakened. Very light foxing in margins of a few text leaves. (Denkmale der Geschichte und Kunst der Freien Hansestadt Bremen, Dritte Abteilung: Die Bremischen Kirchen, 1). A building history and survey of the Bremen Cathedral published shortly before the extensive conversion that commenced in 1888 and continued on and off between 1888 and 1901 when the cathedral was reopened. The plates comprise one lithographed colour rendering of the cathedral in 1633 (made with guidance of 17th-century renderings); one engraved plate showing the cathedral in 1874; one plan; three plates with a total of seven photographs; and two mounted "heliogravures" (one folding) resembling original photographs.