168 pages; 80 color plates; additional text illustrations. The retrospective of Ellis the painter of marines , landscapes and travel pictures in the Low Country of Georgia and Souyh Carolina, Martha's Vinyard and worldwide places. Clean and bright throughout; tight binding. View More...
196 pages; numerous color reproductions of Künstler's paintings. While Künsler has been described as the greatest painter of America's Civil War this book focuses on the War for Independence. Excellent descriptive text joins the paintings. Clean and bright throughout. View More...
236 pages; 84 color plates; b&w text illustrations; Checklist; Exhibitions. Kandinsky's rising light in Europe; American's such as Marsden Hartley in Europe; Kandinsky's popularity and influence spreading to inland America; American Abtraction; Abstract Expressionism. Discreet ink-stamp of previous owner inside the front cover; text body and plates are clean throughout. View More...
200 pages; 60 color plates; numerous text illustrations. Traders and boatmen on the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. Clean and bright throughout; tight binding. View More...
264 pages; numerous color illustrations. An exploration of Bartram's writings and artwork; all sixty-eight Batram drawings owned by the Natural History Museum are brought together for the first time. Works by other eighteenth and nineteenth century natural history artists are included. View More...
164 pages; 55 catalogued works illustrated in color; 5 essays. Perry (1848-1933) was a modernist American painter influenced by impressionism partly due to artists friendships, especially with Claude Monet. Memoirs and correspondence are included. Clean throughout; tight binding. View More...
not paginated. A daybook, or diary remembering the original 1901 daybook created for and presented to musician William Mason as a Christmas gift by his musical and artistic friends associated with the Isles of Shoals Colony. 53 of the original 365 creations are reproduced. Each month is lined and days numbered over a few pages interleaved with the reproductions, but days of the week are not named. Thus it works for any year. View More...
290 pages; b&w illustrations. Maurer made his debut at Alfred Stieglitz's Photo-Secession Gallery at 291 Fifth Ave, New York on March 31, 1909, sharing the stage with John Marin and getting the better of it from critics. Inscribed by the author to her book's editor and designer, Abe Lerner, and his assistant. Also, typed and signed on letterhead to 'Abe' thanking him for his "loving care in bringing the Maurer book into physical being". The letter, loosely inserted. Clean throughout; tight binding. View More...
84 pages; 53 color plates, many full-page in this large format; text illustrations in the essay and in the chronology. The paintings are "Selections from the Ione and Hudson D. Walker Collection". The Walkers were donors of all the Hartley works, 61 paintings and 54 works on paper. This is the second catalogue for the second tour of this exhibition; it is not identical to the 1997 catalogue. Clean throughout, no marks or tears. View More...
425 pages.A dissertation. Endnotes; Bibliography. Several pages of illustrations are very poor, dark, in the facsimile. Yellow highlighting, otherwise clean throughout, pages flat and n very good condition. View More...
pp.xiii; 199. Very well illustrated. Platt was etcher, painter, architect and landscape designer. He helped define the American Renaissance at the end of the 19th century. View More...
66 pages; numerous illustrations of paintings or photographs interspersed with poems and short essay. Inscribed by Mortensen on the title page. View More...
242 pages; b&w illustrations, mostly photographs, including the frontispiece, which is a photo-portrait of Marin. Inscribed by Marin on the front free endpaper to Ruth & Philip Wittenberg. Wittenberg was a copyright and civil rights lawyer: he represented several artists and writers and was the author of several books on literary property. Ink spot on pages 2 &3; jacket soiled and shelf worn, but whole. View More...
448 pages; numerous illustrations, color and b&w. Huge work from New Amsterdam to 20th Century New York. Clean throughout; tight binding. As new. View More...
200 pages; numerous color images. "Cultural historian (Pennington) has drawn together prevailing ideas on Southern art, lifestyle, and literature to capture the spirit of a place ...." Previous owner's small rubber stamp on the front pastedown, otherwise fine condition. View More...