Search Results: Titles starting with C from Ari Dictum

Very good with minor creasing to spine. Includes two membership tickets for 1935 and 1940. Some vouchers and cards missing. Tanned pages, extensively illustrated in bw

Very good with minor wear to cover. Tanned pages. Good clean copy extensively illustrated in bw

Very good with slight marks to back cover. Bowed front board. Annotation to inside front cover. One CGA label and card missing. Good clean copy throughout with no annotations except those notes above. Well illustrated in bw

As new. Pictorial paperback cover with French flaps. Exhibition catalogue for Lowell Libson June/July 2005. Clean, unmarked and crisp copy with good binding.

Good condition. Slight tanning of endpapers. Minor shelf wear.

127pp. Very good with small tape repair to dustcover. Foxing to upper page edges. Tea stain to outer page edges.

334pp. Very good clean copy with no publisher information. Potentially self published. Paperback cover with minor bumps and scratches.

24 illustrations of pencil drawings. No Text. Tanned pages. Unmarked copy. Binding loose and spine lost and inscribed by hand "Cambridge".

The Canterbury Poets series edited by William Sharp. Clean green cloth cover with lettering and ornate gilt decoration on spine, sound binding, clean pages and end-papers. No dust-jacket. Undated by publisher. Minor bumps to cover corners, tanning to endpapers.

Inspired by French and Italian landscape painting, a number of eighteenth-century artist-gardeners led by William Kent created an art-form unique in the West, althought favoured from times of antiquity in China and Japan: the picturesque garden - virtually a landscape picture made not of paint on canvas but of real country and buildings. Towering above the rest of the professional practitioners of this art, in terms both of genius and industry, were two remarkable men, Capability Brown and his successor Humphry Repton. Both transformed many thousands of acres of England and Wales from 'natural' into 'picturesque' landscape; both , in the course of their work, met many of the leading men of their day, and George III made a friend of Brown; both, in their different ways, exerted a lasting influence on other landscape designers, including those of America and Europe.Very good condition hb with original dustcover. Unmarked clean copy. Dustcover with slight fading to spine and minor bumps and scuffs.

The biography of Captain Francois Thurot of Nuits-St.Georges, (1727-1760) a French privateer, agent extraordinaire, smuggler, saboteur-elect and Naval Officer as well as being a protege of the Marechal de Belle-Isle and of Madame de Pompadour. 259 pages with bw illustrations.Signed by Caroline Foster to title page. Condition: very good unmarked copy. Very minor scuffs and bumps to dust cover. Minor foxing to upper page edges.

Very good 1st edition with original dustcover. Red tinted top edge. Book good with minor bumps. Dustcover very good with edgewear and and lamination loosening.

Very good with minor scuffs to cloth cover. Unmarked clean edition with slight mark to upper spine.

Very good. Dustcover with very slight edgewear.

Foxing to Page Edges, otherwise fine reading copy

Very good. Staple bound. Clean copy with owner's name in pencil to cover.

Very good, in original slipcase. Fabric wrapped. Showing 23 items from the inventory of Carlton Hobbs, dealers in fine art in London. Near fine unmarked copy in tight binding. Light edgewear.

Very good Condition

Very good. Appears unread

Very good unmarked