Search Results: Authors starting with J from L'Estampe Originale

JACQUE, CHARLES-EMILE (1813-1894). LE MÉDECIN DU ROI DE PERSE (THE KING OF PERSIA'S DOCTOR) from Malades et les Medecines. plate. 19. Lithograph as published in Le Charivari, vol.12, 1843. Signed in the stone. Image: 9 x 7½. Margin: 14 x 9¾.

JACQUE, CHARLES-EMILE (1813-1894). L'EXPRESSION DE RECONNAISSANCE SPONTANÉE (THE EXPRESSION OF SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY). From Malades et les Medecines. Plate 22 Lithograph as published in Le Charivari. Image: 9 x 7¾. Margins: 14½ x 9¾L'Plate 22: "Satire on medical practice; in the foreground, a patient, his back to the viewer, is seated at a desk and writes a letter to the newspapers under the dictation of his doctor who stands nearby wearing a dark coat and tasselled cap, expressing his gratitude for his recovery; behind them to left, a grinning assistant cleaning a bust with a feather duster…""According to the IFF group entry 576 to 602, the series comprised 26 lithographs and one [additional?] plate and first appeared in 'Le Charivari' from March to November 1843."The British Museum

1866. Etching. Proof before letters. Subsequent to Guiffrey. Image: 10 x 8. Margins: 19 x 12¼. An excellent impression. Rare in this state.

Paris., Mlle Lemaire, 1866. 4to. Catalogue Raisonné of the complete etchings and drypoints of Charles Jacque. 4to. Bound in a contemporary green cloth binding with the original wraps bound in. 148 pp. One original etching bound in with the signature stamp in red. Interior is fine with a few random pencil marks checking various prints. In good condition.

The King of Persia's Doctor. As published in Le Charivari. From the series Les Malades et les Medicine. Lithograph in black. 11 1/2 x 8.

Jacques, Charles. (1813-1894.) Le Oculist as published in Le Charivari from the set of Les Malades et Les Medicins, The Oculist. "Here is a lotion that is going to cure you instantly....in less than 6 months.It costs 20 francs. I'll pay you later. Certainly not. This very day. I cure eyes but not for nothing."

JAKEL. GRAINS LAXATIFS La Machine Humaine schema du Docteur Brunerye. 30 x 22. French Lithographic Poster advertising medication for constipation. 1935

New York, Plantin Press, 1946. 4to. 1946. 3 color plates and several b/w ills., pls., bibliography. Decorative Canary yellow cloth covered boards, with illustration in green and black, Fine condition. Museum of Modern Art, New York] First Edition Exhibit catalogue. 102 pages; 55 plates. Canary yellow cloth covered boards, with illustration in green and black, pristine. Dustjacket with price clipped. protected in mylar. Book clean, no markings. Illustrations on endpapers were made by the artist especially for this catalog.

London., Hamlyn., 1997. 4to. Small and square quarto hardcover, tight binding, bright and fresh pages. Hamlyn. Binding: Black boards with white titles. Hard Cover : First Edition. Condition: Fine/FineDescription: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall 97 pages, very clean, bright and tight. Superb full colour, full page illustrations throughout. No inscription or marking. D/j still has price corner. Black boards with white titles. A lavish production tracing the development of this art form. Outstanding color throughout. 9.6 x 9.2 Inches; 96pp pages. Fine..

New Jersey., Chartwell Books, Inc., 1978. The Japanese Print. Including an Illustrated Dictionary of Ukiyo-e. Harbound with DJ. Fine condition.

New York., Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art., 1966. April-June 1966. 4to. In fine condition. Paperbound.

New York., John Weatherhill, Inc., 1973. 4to. The Heibonsha Survey of Japanese Art. Volume 22. Hardcover with DJ. In fine condition.

Japan., The Hakone Open-Air Museum., 1985. 4to. A complete set of three catalogues of Western contemporary artists including Pomodoro, Armitage, Moore, Calder, Noguchi, Picasso and Japaneses sculptors. Enclosed in the original slipcase. 4to. In fine condition. Norbutaka Shikani, a Japanese communicatons mogul, was Chairman of the Board of Fuji Sankei Communications Group and the Picasso Museum was opened on the 30th anniversary of Nippon Broadcasting System and Fuji TV Network and the director of his own museums..

Philadelphia., Philadelphia Museum of Art., 1973. Large 4to. A collectiobn of 18th and 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Paperbound.

Austin., The Jenkins Company., 1980. Softcover. 4to. The Jenkins Co., Austin, Texas] First Edition Catalogue 128, from prominent bookseller, lists 1174 books and manuscrpts on numerous interesting or important subjects; from a manuscript by John James Audubon entitled "Scipio and the Bear," 1831, believed to have been followed by Faulkner when he wrote "The Bear," to "Appeal by the Convention of Michigan, to the People of the United States.in Relation to the Boundary Dispute between Michigan and Ohio," 1835, to "The Theory and Practice of Creole Grammmar, " 1869. Each entry is accompanied by necessary and useful bibliographical information. unnumbered, approximately 200pp.

Washington, Jenkins Laboratories, 1925. FIRST Edition 8vo., 143 pp., portrait frontis, photo-illustrations and diagrams. A near fine copy in gilt-titled blue grained cloth. Jenkins, 1867-1934, was an American inventor who acquired between three and four hundred patents related to automobiles, radio, television, photography and other subjects. In 1893, he invented a motion-picture projector having an intermittent movement (patented 1895); machine for perforating film for use in a projector based on square cut perforations instead of curved; he is credited with being one of the principal inventors of television, and the Phantoscope. He was a founder and the first president of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers. Washington, D.C.: Jenkins Laboratories, 1925 first edition, octavo, portrait, 140 pp., plates, original cloth, presentation inscription from the author on front free endpaper, some shelf wear and cover soiling, binding slightly cocked, else a good, clean copy. Jenkins (1867-1934) was a… Read More

1900. Lithograph. In red, orange, green, black and violet. Printed by Affiches d'Art, I. de Rycker & Mendel, Brussels. 59 1/2 x 29.

Washington and London., Smithsonian Institution Press., 1997. The Monotype in America.

San Francisco., Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco., 2001. Lrg. 4to. Fine in publishers decorated wrappers 304pp. Illustrated theoughout with reproductions principally in colour. 1st edition of an important reference title. Almost every well-known painter and sculptor has created at least one book with original illustrations since the late nineteenth century. Publishers have engaged the imaginations of the finest writers, designers, printers and artists - among them Picasso, Malevich, Kandinsky, Kokoschka and Matisse - to collaborate on the creation of the vibrant publications created here in six sections: the evolution of the modern book in the decades before and after 1900; the momentum of Modernism in the twenties; the key role of Picasso; the influences of Dada, Surrealism, the Second World War and its aftermath; the shift of cultural power to the United States; and the new trends of the contemporary era.

1898. Published by H. Floury, Paris. 4to. 284 pp. With 272 text illustrations, 107 full-page plates of which 22 are lithographed color reproductions and one original drypoint (p. 144) initialed on the plate, Portrait de Monsieur X. 1898. A major monograph on Toulouse-Lautrec which includes a chronological catalogue of his drawings, prints and posters. Contemporary binding with original wrappers bound in. Fine. Stamped 1579.