Search Results: Titles starting with I from L'Estampe Originale

1845. Hand colored lithograph on white wove paper from the most desirable series Daumier ever published. Delteil 1358ii. 10 ¾ x 7 ¾. Plate 22 from "Les Gens de Justice". Framed.

Paris, Edition Jeanne Bucher., 1928. MIRO, JOAN (1893-1983). HIRTZ, LISE. IL ETAIT UNE PETITE PIE (THERE WAS ONCE A SMALL MAGPIE) Drawings in color by Joan Miro. A folio of 8pp. of pochoir prints. Enclosed in the ORIGINAL LINEN FOLIO in pearl grey background, with black and green letters and lined with black paper. 11 5/8 x 10 5/8 x 5/8. RARE. Enclosed in a black linen contemporary clam shell box. Her first publication was as Lisa Hirtz: Il était une petite pie [There was a little magpie] (with 8 pochoirs by Joan Miró) in 1928. She was the editor of Le Phare de Neuilly, which frequently published articles relating to surrealism. Miro created one of the most imaginative books for children and far beyond its time. Joan Miro was studying art in Barcelona.He moved to Paris in 1919, he was introduced to a surrealists group in 1924 by his neighbor Andre Masson, who shared his studio. He found among these artists the inspiration necessary for his work. But it was his humor that dominated… Read More

Paris, Edition Jeanne Bucher., 1928. Drawings in color by Joan Miró. 8 color pochoirs after drawings by Miró, colored by Jean Saudé on Arches paper. 4to, published in a folio of 14pp. One of the limited edition of 300. Enclosed in the ORIGINAL LINEN FOLIO in pearl grey background, with black numbers and green sun. Interior lined with black paper. 11 5/8 x 10 5/8 x 5/8. Housed in a new black clam shell case. Signed and dedicated by Lise Hirtz to Jane de Margerie. RARE. Miro created one of the most imaginative books for children and far beyond its time. Joan Miró was studying art in Barcelona and moved to Paris in 1919, He was introduced to a surrealists group in 1924 by his neighbor Andre Masson, who shared his studio. He found among these artists the inspiration necessary for his work. But it was his humor that dominated his creations, especially the black humor of the surrealists.
In August 1927 Paul Eluard sent Miro the poems by Lisa Hirtz (born Ann - Marie Meyer), a friend of Breton.… Read More

London., Sotheby's., 1991. 4to. paperback auction catalogue. Sotheby's, illustrated and private press books, children's books and juvenalia, the performing arts including magic, conjuring & circus, related drawings, 547 items.

Boston., Museum of Fine Arts., 1936. September-October 1936.

New York., Leonard Hutton Galleries., 1979. 4to. Watercolors, Drawings, Reliefs. Paper bound. In fine condition.

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

New York., Abbeville Press., 1986. 4to. In fine condition. With a DJ.

New York., Harper and Row., 1970. 4to. First Edition [Hanrahan A75].] First Edition. Pictorial DJ unclipped. In mylar. There are 7 titles listed on the back flap per Hanrahan A75; Book pages and mustard color endpapers are very bright and clean; white cloth of cover is clean. DJ with bright silver "Caldecottt Honor Book" medallion on front. Spotless, clean, pages throughout. A perfect copy. Hanrahan A75.4

BLOCH, MARCUS ELIESER (1723-1799). THE INDIAN HUNCH BACK. 130mm x 210mm. Printed in 1805 in England. Engraved by J. Pass. Hand colored engraving. In very good condition with the binding holes on the lower margin. Marcus Bloch was born in Anspach. He was a medical doctor but became interested in natural history at an early age and studied intestinal worms. When he was 57 Bloch began his studies of fish. His first original work was on German fish. His study of foreign fish was based on the work of others thereby incorporating a great deal of inaccurate findings along with imaginative illustrations. He was one of the first students of fish to publish a series of fish prints. Bloch worked with many artists and J. Pass was just one of many.

Los Angeles., Los Angeles County Museum of Art., 1993. Catalogue of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Collection. Volume 1 (1000-1700). Large 4to. In fine condition. Paperbound.

Boston., Beacon Press., 1969. The Artist as a Social Critic in prints and drawings from the 15th Century to Picasso. 4to. In fine condition. Paperbound.

Covelo, CA., THE YOLLY BOLLY PRESS, 1987. Folio. With 10 Woodblocks by Karin Wikstrom. A selection of stories from the native California Indian literature. From the edition of 135, of which 20 were reserved for the press. This being from the ed. of 115. 108pp. including 10 woodcuts that were hand colored by the artist. Bound in linen as is also the sleeve. An insert that this numbered copy has been bound for Laird McNeel by the Yolly Bolly Press. In fine condition.

London., K.G. Saur., 1993. Antiques, Galleries, Auctioneers, Restorers, Publishers, Periodicals, Booksellers) Edition Art Address.21. Edition 1993/94 II. Volume/Band 2. Antiques, Galleries, Auctioneers, Restorers, Publishers, Periodicals, Booksellers. 4to $2-5

London., K.G. Saur., 1993. 4to. Edition 1993/94 I. Volume/Band 1. Museums, Public Galleries, Associations. In good condtion.

London, Tate Publishing, 2002. Square 4to. Exhibition catalogue of Freud's portraits. Some of them macabre. Soft cover. 60pp. Very good condition,.

Society of American Graphic Artists, 1954. Presentation print for the Society of American Graphic Artists. Edition of 200. Kloss 450. 1954. 8 ¼ x 12, margins: 11 x 16 1/2. A rich drypoint impression with considerable burr in fine condition. Signed and titled in pencil lower left and right.

1841. Lithograph. Ingrate patrie, tu nauras pas mon oeuvre! (Ungrateful country, you shall not have my work!) D.719. From Emotions Parisienne . 253 x 210mm , 533,3 x 27,7.

1971, Charles Scribner's Sons. 4to. Hardcover w / dustjacket. Very good condition; bottom edges show very minor wear. . DJ perfect. No priceclip. 368pp.

NY, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1989. Harrison, Barbara Grizzuti Italian Days New York: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, (1989. ). Near fine in near fine dust jacket Hardcover First edition-Although Harrison was traveling to Italy to find her roots, in the Abruzzi village where her mother was born, this is an insightful, detailed and eloquently written look at the country as a whole, at its rich history and as it is now. Photographs. Bibliography. 479 pp.