Search Results: Authors starting with H from Sims Reed Rare Books

Liverpool.: Henry Young & Sons., 1910.. Original publisher's cloth, circular vignette portrait and title to upper cover, title gilt to spine, t.e.g., spine darkened, small split to front hinge.. 4to. (292 x 242 mm).. Half-title with justification verso, frontispiece self-portrait of Haden with tissue guardleaf, printed title in red and black, introduction with list of works, exhibitions and chronology and the catalogue illustrated with 109 plates, each with tissue guardleaf reproducing 250 etchings and index. [PROVENANCE: Circular armorial bookplate of Gustave Bourcard to front pastedown, further bookplate of Bourcard to same together with a reproduction photographic portrait of Haden, biographical notices, letters &c. - see below]. Gustave Bourcard's copy with a number of original letters and his extensive annotations.From the edition limited to 225 copies.The scholar and collector Gustave Bourcard (1846 - 1925) was the noted author of a number of important late nineteenth-century and early… Read More

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art / Anthony d'Offay Gallery.: SFMoMA / Anthony D'Offay Gallery., 1996.. Original publisher's white printed wrappers with illustration and titles to front cover.. 4to. (290 x 210 mm).. With colour and black and white illustrations. The signed edition of the catalogue for Richard Hamilton's exhibition at SFMoMA.From the edition limited to 200 copies, signed and numbered in pencil by Hamilton on final colophon page.Introductory texts by the DIrector and the Elise S. Haas Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture of the time and with 'a speculation' by Ecke Bonk.

Hamburg.: Kunstverein., 1991.. Folded card.. 8vo. (210 x 105 mm).. Folded card accompanying the exhibition Duane Hanson Skulpturen 1967-1990 at the Kunstverein Cologne from the 21st of June to the 4th of August 1991.

Berlin-Zehlendorf.: Wolfgang Fietkau Verlag., 1969.. Original publisher's printed wrappers with titles to front and rear covers in black and green.. Square 8vo. (160 x 140 mm).. Initial and terminal leaves of green paper. This copy signed by Harig.Published as number 15 in Wolfgang Fietkau's 'Schritte für moderne und avantgardistische literatur' series.

London.: The Bodley Head., 1965.. Original publisher's grey cloth with black title to upper board and spine, original monochrome dust-jacket, and cardboard slipcase. Very minor tear to head of dust-jacket and very slight creasing where book has slid into slipcase. Overall a fine copy.. Folio.(356 x 275 mm).. Illustrated throughout in monochrome, typography and design by Sam Haskins and Julius Sher. First edition of Haskins' second book; his first was Five Girls published in 1962.A spectacular copy of a beautifully printed (in gravure) Sam Haskins title. This copy with the hardly-ever-seen and hence mythical original cardboard slipcase. The German edition published the same year was issued in a delightful pictorial slipcase. Copies of the original English edition in its somewhat plain slipcase are exceedingly rare.

Hannover.: Paul Steegemann Verlag., 1919.. Parchment-backed marbled paper boards, title gilt to spine.. 4to. (289 x 225 mm).. Printed title, Hauptmann's text and final leaf with justification. From the Vorzugausgabe limited to 100 copies on Zanders Drickdruckpapier, numbered in pencil and signed by Hauptmann in purple ink on the justification; this copy with an additional presentation (illegible) in ink to the same leaf.

Stuttgart.: Galerie Müller., 1965.. (21.5 x 21.8 cm).. Black and white illustrations. Printed brochure accompanying exhibition, September - October 1965.

Paris.: Le Terrain Vague., 1958.. Original publisher's printed wrappers with illustration after Hausmann in black and titles in red.. 8vo. (192 x 142 mm).. Illustrated with monochrome hors texte plates throughout. The édition de tête with Hausmann's original gouache.From the édition de tête limited to 50 copies on 'papier Roto-Creme' with an original colour gouache by Hausmann, signed and dated in ink; the ordinary edition of the book has no limitation.This collection of texts by Hausmann includes 'Dada est plus que Dada', 'Dada contre de l'Esprit de Weimar', 'Antidada et Merz', 'L'impossibilté du possible' and so on.

Paris.: Editions de la Montagne., 1932.. Black morocco-backed patterned wooden boards by Mercher, titles gilt to spine, original publisher's printed wrappers and backstrip preserved.. 8vo. (250 x 170 mm).. Half-title with 'Du Même Auteur' verso, printed title in red and black and Hugnet's verse in five sections illustrated with 5 original monochrome etchings by Hayter (one for each section), leaf with 'Table' recto, leaf with justification recto and achevé d'imprimer verso; the suite of etchings is present in three states (as published on Japon, in bistre on a thick handmade paper and the cancelled plate 'barré' on matching paper) and with additional original material (see below). each with the original drawing on tracing paper and the proofs signed and numbered (two of the prints have two proofs), inserted loose; with an additional drawing not used in the publication. Hugnet's own copy of 'Ombres Portées' with Stanley William Hayter's etchings in three states and with additional signed proofs… Read More

Utrecht.: Rossum., 1938.. Publisher's cloth backed boards.. Oblong 4to.. 6 pochoir coloured plates by Jeanne Hebbelynck.

Paris.: Au Sans Pareil., 1926.. Original publisher's dark turquoise printed wrappers with titles to front cover and spine in black, spine with some fading.. 8vo. (194 x 144 mm).. Half-title with 'Du Même Auteur' verso, leaf with Hecht's original engraving as frontispiece verso, printed title with copyright verso, leaf with Cendrars' dedications to Jacques Doucet and to Conrad Moricand and Cendrars' prose illustrated with four further original engravings by Hecht, leaf with 'table des Matières', leaf with 'Note Bibliographique' and final leaf with justification; the additional double suite of Hecht's engravings is included after the justification. A scarce example on Japon Impérial of Blaise Cendrars' 'L'Eubage aux Antipodes de l'Unité' with Joseph Hecht's plates on three different paper stocks.From the edition limited to 1,100 copies, with this one of 25 examples on Japon Impérial with Hecht's engravings on three paper stocks: Japon Impérial, Hollande and vélin Montgolfier; the first 20… Read More

Düsseldorf.: Galerie Schmela., 1969.. (14.7 x 21 cm).. Two black and white illustrations. Exhibition announcement, May - June 1969.

Berlin.: Akademie der Künste., 2001.. 8vo. (210 x 98 mm).. Card invitation to the opening of the exhibition Sehen und Denken 14 Erwin Heerich 'Insel' at the Akademie der Künste on the 7th of September 2001. The exhibition ran from the 8th of September 2001 to the 10th of February 2002.

Dusseldorf.: Städtische Kunsthalle., 1979.. 8vo. (105 x 210 mm).. Invitation to the opening of the exhibition Erwin Heerich Modelle at the Städtische Kunsthalle on the 5th of May 1979, the exhibition ran until the 4th of June 1979.

Stuttgart.: Klett-Cotta., 1982.. Original publisher's glossy printed wrappers.. 8vo. (215 x 136 mm)..

Stuttgart.: Klett-Cotta., 1981.. Original publisher's pink printed boards with titles and vignette to front cover, vignette to rear and titles to spine, matching pink printed jacket with flaps. with dust-jacket.. 8vo. (228 x 152 mm).. An excellent copy.

Stuttgart.: Klett-Cotta., 1983.. Original publisher's black printed wrappers with titles in white.. Small folio. (298 x 254 mm).. Offset illustrations by Heinz Edelmann accompanying Heißenbüttel's poems. Helmut Heißenbüttel illuminated by Heinz Edelmann.

Linz.: Edition Neue Texte., 1984.. Original publisher's blue printed wrappers with text in white.. 4to. (264 x 208 mm).. Neue Texte nr. 30, with texts by each of the four contributors.

Berlin & Neuwied.: Hermann Luchterhand Verlag., 1970.. Original publisher's printed wrappers.. 8vo. (180 x 116 mm).. Published in the Sammlung Luchterhand series, vol. nr. 3.

Olten and Freiburg.: Walter-Verlag, 1960.. Original publisher's printed glossy wrappers, toning to wrapper edges.. 4to. (222 x 279 mm).. With a presentation by Heißenbüttel in blue ink to the title.