Edition: First Edition
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L’Eau (1911) – A catalogue of an exhibition themed around water at the Galerie Georges Bernheim Jeune, Paris, June 26 – July 13, 1911
French exhibition catalogue of Impressionist, Fauvist, and post-Impressionist artists covering the transition era from Impressionism to Modernism. 16.5 x 12.5cm. Paperback, unpaginated [16pp]. Includes Georgette Agutte, Pierre Bonnard, Eugene Boudin, Paul Cezanne, Camille Corot, Gustave Courbet, Lucie Cousturier, Henri-Edmond Cross, Honore Daumier, Edgar Degas, Eugene Delacroix, Marice Denis, Paul Gauguin, Vincent Van Gogh, Armand Guillaumin,…
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The Fete Worse than death
in British art21 x 26cm near fine exhibition catalogue produced by Joshua Compston/Factual Nonsense (1970 – 1996) Seen by some as the romantic martyr of his generation and by others, as a prankster, sending up the art establishment, Compston’s gallery ‘Factual Nonsense’ (FN) was quite unlike any other. Called a ‘crazy powerhouse of ideas’ Factual Nonsense was…
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W. Barns-Graham a studio life (Signed)
26 x 30cm 312pp near fine hardback, dark red cloth boards, red and white dust jacket, front features a detail from ‘Volcanic Wind 1944’, rear: ‘Studio Interior 1945.’ Signed on the title page: ‘To Lucy & Jason, W. Barns-Graham.’ Includes a foreword and prologue. Chapters arranged into sections: ‘Childhood and the First Stirrings of Art’,…
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Jenny Saville : Oxyrhynchus (Signed)
30 x 33 cm 110 pp with colour and black and white illustrations throughout. Cloth, fine copy with a signed dedication by the artist.
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Joan Mitchell: Leaving America New York to Paris 1958-1964
26 x 33cm 64pp near fine hardback with acquamarine-coloured cloth boards, dust jacket with a reproduction of a Mitchell painting using blues, black, pink, white. Hauser & Wirth Library stamp on bottom right hand corner of front free end paper. Published on the occasion of the exhibition: ‘Joan Mitchell Leaivng America New York to Paris…
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Thirtyfour Parking Lots in Los Angeles
25 x 20 cm unpaginated with b&w illustrations throughout. Covers very slightly browned at extremities. With the scarce transparent dust jacket which is also near fine. First edition, first issue with folding flap to final plate.
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It’s The Thought That Counts (Signed)
Momart Christmas Card 2001 in the form of a Christmas cracker with loosely inserted ‘title page’ signed in pencil by Mark Wallinger. Contained in a dark blue, cardboard box. “The MoMart Christmas card, continues this year with Mark Wallinger’s ‘It’s the thought That Counts’. In the tradition of the last seventeen years, it is an…
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Bernhard und Hilla Becher Anonyme Skulpturen
in Photography23 x 29cm unpaginated hardback blue cloth boards, in the scarce black and white dust jacket, which is rubbed and worn with slight discolouration, chipped at the top of the spine, otherwise very good. English, German and French text. Full page black and white reproductions of the classic images taken by the Becher’s: power stations,…