Search Results: Titles starting with K from Gotcha By The Books

Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 1983. reprint. hardbound. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 8vo. Fay Zwicky's important second book (winner of the Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry) containing the title poem Kaddish, an elegy for her father who died at sea; this copy Signed, dated (May 1989) and with a gift-inscription from Zwicky 'With best wishes and thanks for making my stay in Hobart so lively and productive'; nice jacket design by Luke Perkins; text block toned, o.w. Very Good and clean throughout in Very Good dustwrapper.

New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1988. 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good in rubbed wraps. 4to. hand-tipped plates Catalogue for the exhibition of Artists Books from Kaldewey Press, Metropolitan Museum of Art Artist Books of the Kaldewey Press Thomas J. Watson Library September 6 - December 2 1988; texts by Eleanor M. Garvey and Gunnar Kaldewey; 14 hand-tipped plates of books giving titles, writer, illustrator, edition, binder, etc; works by Ashbery, Beckett, Celan, Neruda, and others; turquoise wraps printed to spine and with original title band; Very Good and clean throughout; wraps rubbed and foxed, worn strip to front, short closed tear and creases front edge.

London: Annely Juda Fine Art, 2011. 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good. 22 x 24cm. b&w illustrations Catalogue for the exhibition of works by Kasimir Malevich and Francois Morellet Annely Juda Fine Art London 27 October - 22 December 2011; texts by Ian Hunt and Andrei Nakov; Morellet's neon works and Malevich's drawings; b&w plates throughout; includes artists' chronologies; Very Good

New York: Guggenheim Museum Publications, 2003. 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 4to. profusely illustrated Published on the occasion of the Malevich exhibition, January 14 - April 27 2003 Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin/May 13 - September 7 2003 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York; with special focus on Malevich's breakthrough into abstraction, for which he coined the term Suprematism; essays by Matthew Drutt, Jean-Claude Marcade, Nina Gurianova, Vasilii Rakitin, Tatiana Mikhienko, and Yevgenia Petrova; copiously illustrated with colour and b&w plates, and including excerpts from Malevich's letters, texts and diaries; cream cloth boards with blind-embossed titling to front board and spine; Very Good clean copy in like dustwrapper; PLEASE NOTE: HEAVY BOOK MAY INCUR EXTRA SHIPPING DEPENDING ON DESTINATION. .

St. Petersburg: Joseph Kiblitsky/Palace Editions, 2000. 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 4to. profusely illustrated Illustrated survey of the works of Malevich held in the State Russian Museum St. Petersburg, notable for reassessing aspects of Malevich's career, including a proposed new dating of his works based on rigorous research by a team of the museum curators; edited by Yevgania Petrova, texts by Elena Basner, Svetlana Rimskaya-Korsakova, Olga Klyonova, Bella Toprokova, and Joseph Kiblitsky (translated by Kenneth MacInnes); copiously illustrated with hundreds of colour and b&w plates of paintings, drawings, posters, postcards, books, porcelain, etc; Very Good tight and clean throughout; front board with (very) minor indentation; dustwrapper lightly rubbed, and with same minor indendation to front panel, o.w. Very Good; PLEASE NOTE: VERY HEAVY BOOK MAY INCUR EXTRA SHIPPING DEPENDING ON DESTINATION.

New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1996. 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 4to. profusely illustrated Illustrated study of Malevich's geometric art (and the development of Suprematism), addressing sources of inspiration, methods and meanings, and arguing for a basis in obsolete Russian units of measurement as opposed to the decimal system; copiously illustrated in b&w and colour; appendices include Proportion and the Square, Utopian Geometry (Fibonacci and Campanella), Mystical Geometry (French Art and Theosophy), and a Conversion Table; yellow cloth boards with white titling to spine; Very Good tight and clean throughout; dustwrapper very lightly rubbed, o.w. Very Good; PLEASE NOTE: HEAVY BOOK MAY INCUR EXTRA SHIPPING DEPENDING ON DESTINATION. .

Germany: Hatje Cantz, 2014. 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good/belly band. 4to. profusely illustrated Published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Kazimir Malevich The World as Objectlessness' March 1 - June 22 2014 Kunstmuseum Basel; edited by Britta Tanja Dumpelmann, and with texts by Dumpelmann, Bernhard Mendes Burgi, Simon Baier, with new translations (in both German and English) of Malevich's text 'The World As Objectlessness', and with facsimile manuscripts of Malevich within the context of the Bauhaus Book; full-page plate illustrations, colour and b&w text illustrations; gray cloth boards with black circle to front board, black titling to spine, and with publisher's original printed belly band (red with black titling); Very Good tight clean copy with no marks or flaws.

London: Macmillan and Co., 1924. 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good/no dustwrapper. 8vo. b&w illustrations H Halliday Sparling's history of the Kelmscott Press, and tribute to his mentor William Morris; Sparling was a long-time associate of Morris, and worked with him at The Kelmscott; details Morris' printing apprenticeship, preparation, his work as a master-printer, and also includes a chapter on books printed at the Kelmscott Press; includes appendices including texts by Morris, and S.C. Cockerell; frontispiece portrait of William Morris with tissue-guard, 16 b&w plate illustrations; half-cloth with title label to spine, blue boards; untrimmed pages; former owner's name to front endpaper, endpapers foxed, frontispiece tissue-guard tanned, o.w. Very Good throughout; cloth a little rubbed, title label tanned, and with minor loss.

London: Tate Gallery , 1980. 1st Edition. stiff card. Very Good in rubbed wraps. 8vo. b&w and colour plates Catalogue for the exhibition of prints from the Kelpra Studio covering the period 1961-1980, Tate Gallery 9 July to 25 August 1980; Kelpra Studio was founded by Rose Kelly and Chris Prater in 1957, and quickly gained an international reputation for the quality for their printed images; introduction by Pat Gilmour, texts by Gordon House, Douglas Corker, Gerd Winner, and Silvie Turner; includes list of Kelpra Prints 1961-1980 and select bibliography; colour plates and b&w illustrations - artists include Bridget Riley, Patrick Caulfield, Eduardo Paolozzi, Joe Tilson, Robyn Denny, Richard Hamilton, Victor Pasmore; Very Good and clean throughout; wraps a little rubbed, spine tanned.

Cairns: Cairns Regional Art Gallery, 2013. 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good. 23 x 23cm. profusely illustrated Catalogue for the Ken Thaiday Snr exhibition, Cairns Regional Art Gallery 16 August - 20 October 2013, being a survey of Thaiday's art from 1990 to 2013; full-colour plate illustrations throughout; texts by Imelda Miller and Maud Page; Very Good.

Melbourne: Niagara Galleries, 2000. 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good tight clean copy. landscape 8vo. profusely illustrated Catalogue for the Ken Whisson show September 2000 Niagara Galleries Melbourne; 12 full-page plates (11 colour 1 b&w); includes selected list of Whisson's solo and group exhibitions, selected bibliography, articles and reviews, and collections.

Brisbane: Andrew Baker Art Dealer, 2014. Limited Edition. paperback. Fine As New . square 8vo. colour illustrations Catalogue for the exhibition of Japanese/Australian ceramic artist Kenji Uranishi, Andrew Baker Art Dealer Brisbane 2014; introduction by Sonia Uranishi; includes biographical dates and group and solo exhibitions; numerous full-colour plates of Kenji's glazed porcelain jars.

Sydney: Kerb Your Dog, 1992. 1st Edition. stiff card. Very Good in Very Good dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 8vo. b&w illustrations Collection of texts by Australian experimental artists, addressing the question 'what is contemporary art?', a volume from Kerb Your Dog (edited by John Nixon and John Young), being a series of art anthologies of a conceptual/experimental spirit; texts by Peter Cripps, Tim Johnson, Maria Kozic, Rosemary Laing, Lindy Lee, Robert MacPherson, John Nixon, Rose Nolan, Susan Norrie, Mike Parr, Peter Tyndall, and others; limited to 500 copies - very scarce; b&w illustrations; unprinted stiff-card wraps with dustwrapper; Very Good clean and tight in like dustwrapper.

New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 1966. 1st Edition. hardbound. G-VG in G-VG dustwrapper/Dustwrapper. 8vo. cover design Satyajit Ray Study of the work of Marathi poet Keshavsut, with chapters on nature, love, social protest, translations, etc; being a volume in the Makers of Indian Literature series; dustwrapper design by Satyajit Ray with drawing by Shyamal Sen; minor worn patch to front endpaper, mild worn patch to title page, o.w. Very Good throughout; boards foxed front and rear; dustwrapper rubbed, tanned to spine, mild worn patch to foot of spine.

Sydney: Craftsman House, 1989. Numbered Signed 1st Edition. hardbound. Very Good in Very Good slipcase (wear to half-title page)/slipcase. 4to. profusely illustrated Scarce numbered limited edition, No. 3 of only 75 copies, Signed by Kevin Connor; illustrated survey of the work of Kevin Connor; 58 full-colour plates, numerous b&w illustrations; red cloth boards with gilt titling to spine in red cloth slipcase with gilt titling and colour plate laid-in to front; includes exhibitions, and select bibliography; half-title page foxed, and with worn patches and wrinking/creasing, mild offset to title page (from b&w frontispiece photo illustration), mild foxing to last page, spine very lightly sunned, o.w. Very Good throughout in Very Good slipcase.

Manly: Manly Art Gallery and Museum, no date (1988). 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good. 28 x 24cm. colour and b&w plates Published in conjunction with the exhibition of Kevin Connor's Harbour Paintings from 1964-1987, Manly Art Gallery & Museum; curated by Michael Pursche, essay by Nancy Borlase; full-page colour and b&w plates; edition of 600; label-ghost to title page, o.w. Very Good throughout; wraps lightly rubbed.

Melbourne: Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019. 1st Edition. paperback. Very Good. 4to. colour plates Catalogue for the exhibition of works by ceramic artist Kevin White, Latrobe Regional Gallery 27 July to 27 October 2019; catalogue essay by Peter Hill; numerous full-page colour plates of White's art pottery; includes Curriculum Vitae; label-ghost to title page, o.w. Very Good.

New York: Emily Bestler Books/Atria/Premiere Collectibles, 2012. Numbered Signed Edition. hardbound. Very Good tight and clean in Very Good dustwrapper in rubbed/scuffed box/Dustwrapper. 8vo. Scarce Autographed and Numbered Collector's Edition Vince Flynn novel (from the Mitch Rapp series), being No. 1166 of 1500 copies flat-signed by Flynn to prelims with edition label to foot of page - in the original presentation box from Premiere Collectibles with Certificate of Authenticity loose-inserted to top of box, the Certificate stating ""We certify that this copy of 'Kill Shot' has been personally autographed by Vince Flynn"", signed by Duane Ward (President of Premiere Collectibles); the book is 1st Edition 1st Printing (10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1); the box is black vinyl over card with red and silver titling and red silk corners, silk cord for easy removal of book; book Very Good tight bright and clean in like dustwrapper; box with some worn spots to front and sides, and worn patch lower lh corner.

London: The Grolier Society, no date (c1890). limited edition. hardbound. Very Good in rubbed/worn boards/no dustwrapper. 8vo. b&w and colour plate illustrations Two works of Gautier, being no. 864 of 1000 copies of the Luxembourg Edition of the Beaux Arts Classics from Grolier Press, with illustrations by Paul Avril (full-page b&w and colour engravings with tissue-guards); no publishing date (c1890's); light-medium foxing to endpapers, prelims and text block, light scattered foxing in text, o.w. Very Good throughout; boards worn at edges, and with heavy wear and sunning to rear board and spine.

Melbourne: National Gallery of Victoria, 2007. 1st paperback. paperback. Very Good tight clean copy. 4to. profusely illustrated Catalogue for the exhibition of works by Kitty Kantilla, Ian Potter Centre April-Aug 2007 and AGNSW Dec 2007-Jan 2008; text by Judith Ryan, and with contributions by James Bennett, Felicity Green, Martin King, Una Rey, Margie West, and Pedro Wonaeamirri; colour illustrations throughout, including over 70 colour plates of Kitty Kantilla's paintings; includes exhibition checklist, select bibliography, artist profile, Tiwi chronology.