Search Results: Titles starting with K from Schindler-Graf Booksellers

Softcover. Fine. New condition softcover. NO marks or wear. No signs of prior handling. Perfect for gift-giving!

Hardcover. Very Good. Hardcover in dust jacket. NOT a former library copy. NO marks or writing in book. Jacket has a little rubbing; now under clear plastic sleeve for protection. Book itself is Fine with no damage or wear.

Hardcover. Very Good. Tales by the Brothers Grim. Two-volume set bound in red cloth, stamped in gilt. 458, 441 pages respectively, illustrated throughout. Please be advised that amazon has attached an incorrect photo graph of this set to the main product detail page. The correct image is attached to our offer. It is TWO volumes in crimson cloth printed in gilt. The font used in this publication is NOT fraktur. It is a roman style typeface.

Hardcover. New. Limited exhibition catalogue accompanying Klaus Mosettig's installation Lavender Mist signed and numbered by the artist (1492 of 1500.) fantastic black and white deconstruction of the piece, with a number of bilingual scholarly essays in English and German. An absolute must for the art lover/historian!

Hardcover. Fair. Hardcover in dust jacket. Jacket has some light signs of prior handling and some damp-rippling. Boards have damp-stain and some flecking to lettering. Prior owner's Knoll salesman business card adhered to front endpaper. Otherwise unmarked. All internal contents are like new.

Softcover. Very Good. Published as a softcover, our copy has been professionally rebound as hardcover in tan cloth, with the original wrapper pasted on to the front side. Very Good condition, with no marks or writing in book. No flaws or defects.

Softcover. Good. NIHON NO BIJUTSU: 67 (December 1971). Kamiya Eiko. Kosode (Short-sleeved kimono). Softcover publication, published in Tokyo, 1971. 165 plates (25 in color.) No writing in book. Covers have wear to corners and edges; lightly rubbed. Overall Good condition. All text is in Japanese. A stunning collection of historical kimono and textiles from collrctions of Tokyo National Museum, Nara Museum, and other collections.

Softcover. Fair. Portfolio of woodcuts by Stanislav Raczynski; string-bound in a decorated wrapper also by the author. Images of Krakow churches and landmarks, each plate signed by the artist in pencil. Wrapper is age-toned along all edges. The spine is split, now archivally repaired with Lineco mending tape. Front cover has a flattened crease at lower section. The corners are worn. Someone has penciled some notation to upper right corner of front cover. Somewhat hard to find outside of Poland. The artist worked in an expressionistic style. He rejected the official postwar socialist realist style and worked independently on his own in defiance of communist dictatorship.

Softcover. As new. Softcover. Inscribed on the half-title page by Kung to conceptual artist Jan van der Meulen. Text in German.