Search Results: mottetti by montale eugenio

FIRST PRINTING. Graywolf Press, 1990. BILINGUAL EDITON. 5 x 6 1.2 inches. HARDCOVER. Dust jacket is a little worn, with a quarter-inch tear and a sunned spine. Text is unmarked. Strong binding. NOT ex-library.

Adelphi, 1988-01-31. Terza edizione (3rd Edition). paperback. Softcover. 4x0x6. Softcover. New, unused. Free of any markings and no writings inside.

Saint Paul: Graywolf Press, 1990. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. First edition. Translation and introduction by Dana Gioia. 12mo. Facing Italian and English verse. Fine in about fine dust jacket with the spine very lightly sunned. Montale received the 1975 Noble Prize in Literature.

Milano: Mondadori Editore, 1982. 'Il saggiatore'. 'I Parallelli' I. A cura di Dante Isella. Con: giustificazione, nota introduttiva, indice dei luoghi montaliani, indice degli autori e abbriviazioni bibliografiche. 110 + (2) pag.. Nuova edizione accresciuta. Brossura/paperback/cucito. Buon esemplare.. 19cmx12,5cm.

Iowa City, IA: The Windhover Press, 1981. First edition. Small hardcover. Number 118 of 220 copies printed on a Washington press from 14 point Romanee types. The paper is handmade Windhover from the Barcham Green Mill. A collection of poems by Montale in the original Italian and with English translations by Charles Wright. A clean very near fine copy in cloth boards with a printed paper label affixed to the spine. No dust jacket as issued. A nicely printed book.

Fine copy, nicely printed at the Windhover Press. Green cloth with paper label on spine Limited to 220 copies.

[Iowa City]: The Windhover Press at the University of Iowa, 1981. First edition thus. Near fine.. Limited bilingual edition of Montale's poems, printed in the original Italian with facing English translations by Charles Wright, published in the year of the Nobel Prize-winning poet's death. 5.75'' x 5.5''. Original khaki cloth with paper spine label. Edition of 220 copies printed on handmade Windhover paper from the Barcham Green Mill, bound at the Black Oak Bindery. This copy no. 22. Faint spotting near bottom edge of boards. Interior clean. Firm.

Iowa City: The Windhover Press at the University of Iowa, 1981. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine. No. 117 of 220 copies, sixmo size, [46] pp. Printed with the Italian on the verso and the translation on the recto of each page; per the bibliography, "the translations are superb." A wonderful publication by the inimitable Kim Merker at the University of Iowa's Windhover Press. ___DESCRIPTION: Bound in full green cloth over boards, paper spine label, fore- and bottom edges uncut, the open capitals on the title page hand-coloured; Romanee and Double Augustin Open capitals on Windhover paper handmade at the Barcham Green Mill, sixmo size (5 7/8" by 5 3/4"), forty-six unnumbered pages with the spreads numbered with the poems. ___CONDITION: Fine overall; the binding clean and without blemish, the corners straight and unrubbed, a strong, square text block with solid hinges, the interior clean and bright, and entirely free of prior owner markings; a hint of sunning to the spine, else fine. ___CITATION:… Read More

[Iowa City]: Windhover Press at the University of Iowa, 1981. Edition limited to 220 copies, square 12mo, pp. [46]; English and Italian text on facing pages; title page printed in black with yellow hand-coloring; original olive cloth, printed paper spine label; fine. From the library of Kim Merker. Berger, Printing and the Mind of Merker, 75: "The translations are superb."

San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem, (1973).. First edition.. [66 pp]. Fine in sewn limp yellow silk wrappers. The original Italian with facing English translations by Lawrence Kart. One of 300 numbered copies SIGNED by Montale and Kart.

San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1973. Softcover. Fine. First edition. Translated by Lawrence Kart. Text in English and Italian. Tall octavo. Limp silk wrappers. Fine. One of 300 numbered copies Signed by both Montale and Kart.

San Francisco: The Press of Grabhorn Hoyem, 1973. Limited Edition. Stitched Binding. Fine. One of 300 copies, quarto size, 61 pp., signed by Eugenio Montale and Lawrence Kart. Eugenio Montale (1896-1981) was the recipient of the 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature and is widely considered to be the greatest Italian lyric poet since Giacomo Leopardi. ___DESCRIPTION: Designed and bound in Japanese style, with a sewn binding, the front and rear wraps covered in gold silk, the front wrap with black lettering, the signatures exposed on the spine edge, the pages French fold, title page in red and black, each poem presented in both Italian and English, the initial capital for each poem in red, the book ends with an essay by Montale entitled "Two Jackals on a Leash"; handset French Elzevir type on English mould made paper, small quarto in size (10 1/8" by 5 7/8" ), unpaginated with 61 pages; limited edition of 300 copies, unnumbered, signed by both the author and translator. ___CONDITION: Fine, the yellow… Read More

[Iowa City]: Windhover Press at the University of Iowa, 1981. Edition limited to 220 copies, square 12mo, pp. [46]; English and Italian text on facing pages; title page printed in black with yellow hand-coloring; contemporary full niger morocco, tear-drop onlay of marbled paper bisected with thin strip of dark morocco, terracotta endpapers, paper chemise with niger edges, the whole within a slipcase also with niger edges; fine. From the library of Kim Merker. Born in Waterford, Ireland, William Anthony (1926-1989) "was known throughout the United States and internationally as one of the foremost conservators and master bookbinders. He began his career in the United States as studio director for The Cuneo Press, Chicago. From 1973 to 1980 he was senior partner in the firm of Kner & Anthony Bookbinders, and in 1980 became president of his own company, Anthony & Associates. In 1984 Mr. Anthony was appointed University Conservator at the University of Iowa. In this position Mr. Anthony developed the… Read More