Labor Sculpture by Kalish, Max - 1938

New York and London: Harper & Brothers. G. 1901. Reprint. Hardcover. 1901 reprint edition with bound in blue cloth with decoration on the s pine. A Good copy. The pages were dampened, so are stiff and wrinkled. Small bumps to the book's corners. Rubbing to the head and heel of th e spine and fading to the spine. No dust jacket. .

Max Kalish, 1938. Hardcover. Good. . Boards tanned. Minor foxing here and there throughout, overall clean.

New York: Printed in the press of Comet Press, 1938. 1st ed. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. (7), 43 full page plates, Original cloth. dj. 31 cm. Jacket has some chopping and wear. Edition limited to 500 copies, Introduction by Emily Genauer. Inked inscription dated July fills the front free endpaper. American sculptor.

New York: Printed in the Plant of the Comet Press, 1938. First edition; Limited edition, 500 copies. Hardcover. Quarto, 43 leaves of plates. In Good condition. Spine is tan without print. Boards in tan cloth with brown print. Toning to spine, light blemish at front top edge. Illustrated: b&w plates. Inscribed in ink by the author on front endpaper. [Oversized book(s). Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers, please inquire for rates]. NOTE: Shelved in Locked Annex Area, Quarto and Folio Case. 1377789. FP New Rockville Stock.

New York: Comet Press / Max Kalish / M. A. Kallis, 1938. First Edition Limited to 500 copies. 4to. 43 full-page photographic plates; Index. Foreword by Emily Genauer; Editing And Design by M. A. Kallis; Photography by Paul Hexter. Tan linen cloth covered boards with title label on front cover; publisher's photograph illustrated dustjacket. A fine copy in very good dustjacket (wear and chips to spine ends and front edges; wear to extremities). Max Kalish (1891 - 1945) was American sculptor born in Valozhyn, Belarus, and best known for his sculptures of laborers. Washington, D.C. publisher Willard M. Kiplinger commissioned Kalish to create fifty portrait statuettes of prominent figures in World War II era politics, arts and sciences. His "Labor Sculpture" presents, in large part, a collection of photographs of these statues of workers. Most of those statutes were in a Social realism style. Critic Emily Genauer wrote in 1938, "It is the workmen who dominate the American scene, and who have become as… Read More

NY 1938 1st Kalish. Introduction by Emily Genauer. Ltd to 500 copies. 4to., short text plus 43 photo plates of Kalish's sculptures of rubust working men which are designed to honor the working man and to further radical politics, hardcover. Signed by Alice Kalish. Near Fine, no DJ.

NY: privately published, 1938. First Edition. Hardcover. VG- light wear to edges and corners, a bit of soil, tanning/aging to block edges, previous owner name inside front cover and ink scribble). Beige cloth boards with brown stamped lettering. [107] pp. 43 plates. Seven page essay by Emily Genauer, followed by the plates. 500 copies printed.

New York: Comet Press, 1938. First. hardcover. near fine/good. Kalish, Max. Introduction by Emily Genauer. Slim 4to, beige cloth, torn d.w. New York: (Comet Press), 1938. First edition, limited to only 500 copies.<br/><br/> A near fine copy in a good dust wrapper, with a nice ink inscription from the artist on the flyleaf.<br/><br/>