Lots
111 - 120
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#111: (THREE COPIES) BRADLEY,
WILL "TWELVE COVER DESIGNS" (N.P., N.D.).
12 lithographs (some in 2 colors). These represent the
12 covers for the "Inland Printer". From April,
1894 to March 1895. The 12 covers are housed in a printed
folder with remnants of a pink ribbon used as a tie. There
are 3 copies - the folders of all 3 are chipped and have
closed tears: in the first copy all twelve covers are fine,
the second copy, some covers have a light stain in the
left margin and the third copy has a light stain on the
right portion of the cover. February, 1895 has a closed
tear.
Estimate: $ 1000.00 - $ 1500.00 Sold at $1200 |
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#112: BRADLEY, WILL "BRADLEY: HIS BOOK" 1896
- 97. 4 ISSUES OF THE GREAT ART NOUVEAU PUBLICATION. INCLUDES
VOL. 1, #4 (8 VO); VOL 2 - 1, 2 AND 3 (4TO).
All in original wraps. Vol 1, #4 has some chips and a few
stains. Vol 2, #1 has chips on the edges and loss on the
bottom of the spine. Vol 2, #2 - cover is heavily chipped
and loose. Vol 2, #3 - side of wraps chipped and some spine
loss.
Estimate: $ 500.00 - $ 750.00 Sold at $250 |
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#113: (HERALDRY) GUILLIM, JOHN "A DISPLAY OF HERALDRY" LONDON,
1679. FIFTH EDITION, FOLIO. BOUND WITH LOGAN, JOHN "ANOLOGIA
HONORARUM OR A TREATISE OF HONOUR" LONDON 1677 - 1678.
FOLIO
(1) "Display of Heraldry" over 1100 handcolored
Coats of Arms in the text and 21 handcolored headpieces
and initials. (2) "Analogia Honorarum" - Handcolored
frontis, 3 portraits 1 plate and 104 full page illustrations
of Coats of Arms. Page 65 has right column of text glued
in. 109 tail pieces and small coats of arms. Some pages
have light stain on bottom - not affecting text or plates.
Bound in contemporary calf. Re-backed. Spine rough and
binding split.
Estimate: $ 1000.00 - $ 1500.00 |
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#114: (SILKSCREENS) MERIDA, CARLOS "MEXICAN COSTUMES" CHICAGO
(POCAHONTAS) 1941. FOLIO.
1 of 1000 copies. 25 color plates (silkscreens) of Mexican
costume. Plate 16 has minor digs at top edge. Housed in
printed portfolio.
Estimate: $ 750.00 - $ 1000.00 Sold at $300 |
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#115: COSTUME BOOKS - 2 BOOKS WITH COLOR PLATES.
(1) Gallois, Emile "Provinces Francaises Costumes
Decoratifs" Paris (Ca. 1940). 4TO. 39 (of 40) pochoir
plates. 1 of 1000 copies housed in damaged printed portfolio.
(2) Bartos, Yolanda "Latin American Costumes" NY
(Hyperion) 1941. Folio. 16 color plates. Pictorial cloth.
Digs on the spine.
Estimate: $ 300.00 - $ 400.00 |
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#116: HEFNER - ALTENECK, J.H. VON "TRACHTEN, KUNSTWERKE
UND GERATHSCHAFTEN ..." FRANKFURT, 1920. 4TO. 72 COLOR
COSTUME AND ORNAMENT PLATES.
Along with: Trendell, Herbert "Dress worn at His Majesty's
Court" London, 1912. 11 color costume plates. Along
with: Brooke, Iris "English Costume of the Nineteenth
Century" London (A & C Black) (1935). Color costume
plates.
Estimate: $ 300.00 - $ 400.00 |
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#117: (ORIGINAL WOODBLOCKS) NONNI,
FRANCESCO (EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTOR) "XILOGRAFIA" FAENZA,
1924. FOUR ISSUES OF THE RARE PUBLICATION CONTAINING ORIGINAL
WOODBLOCK PRINTS.
The four issues are from volume 1, number 5, 6, 7, and
9. Each issue has 10 original woodblock prints; some in
color. For each issue only 300 copies were printed. All
in original wraps. Wraps lightly chipped and soiled. Woodblocks
are fine.
Estimate: $ 1000.00 - $ 1500.00 |
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#118: "VERVE - AN ARTISTIC AND
LITERARY QUARTERLY" VOLUME ONE; NUMBER'S 2 - 4. PARIS,
1938 - 39.
(1) #2 - Spring, 1938 - Articles by Joyce and Hemingway;
lithographs by Kandinsky and Masson. (2) #3 - Summer -
1938 - Lithographs by Chagall, Miro, Rattner and Klee.
(3) #4 - Jan March, 1939 - Lithographs by Matisse and Derain.
A few pages with light stains at bottom.
Estimate: $ 500.00 - $ 750.00 Sold at $300 |
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#119: "VOGUE" 8 BOUND ISSUES - 1912.
Lot also includes 6 "Delineator", 4 McCall, "4" Formes
at Couleurs" and a few others.
Estimate: $ 300.00 - $ 400.00 Sold at $150 |
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#120: BEMELMANS, LUDWIG, 21 ORIGINAL INK AND WATERCOLOR
DRAWINGS.
1950, used in "Town and Country Magazine - "Farewell
to the Ritz'", a commemorative piece when the Ritz Carlton
Hotel was demolished. Drawings are executed on graph paper
measuring 8 1/2 x 10 1/4 in., (one is a double page that
measures 8 1/2 x 19 1/4 in.). Some are cut and pasted together
by the artist. Each of the drawings has the original captions
with corrections in ink by Bemelmans. A biographical look
at Bemelmans years at the Ritz. His well-known characters
are all represented: Mr. Harris the president; Monsieur Bonnafou,
the baker; Chef Louis Diat; Cheeses Greiset (Bonnafou); Amodau,
the Sengalese porter; Miss Cutting, his secretary; and his
own progress through the Ritz. The last drawing shows a construction
worker ready to use a sledge hammer. Wonderful insight into
a great artist's mind and life.
Estimate: $ 6000.00 - $ 8000.00 Sold at $6000 |
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