anthony thorncroft (5 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Completely clean inside and out. No clipped or missing pages. The upper right corner of the front cover is creased near the tip. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "American Originals" (From 'nasty old Yankee couples' to fantastical landscapes, folk paintings offer a surprisingly affordable glimpse into America's past. What to look for--and what to avoid" by Eve M. Kahn; "Pilgrim's Progress" (The furniture of America's first century is attracting new scholarship and earning new respect. Can new collectors be far behind?) by Eve M. Kahn; "The Warhol Brawl" (Like some barroom free-for-all, Ed Hayes's suit against the Warhol Foundation is dragging in 'bystanders'--including Christie's and the estate of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe) by Steven Vincent; "The Passionate Patrician" (Paul Mellon is widely celebrated for his benefactions to great public institutions. But like all true collectors, he buys for the sheer love of the art itself) by Geraldine Norman; "The Expert, the Charmer and the Bottom-Liner" (A taxonomic guide to personnel juggling) by Alexis Gregory; plus "In the Air"; "Around the Block"; "Talk of the Trade"; "In the Galleries"; "Portraits"; "Report from London"; "Critical Edge"; "Souren Melikian"; "Auction Reviews"; "This Month"; "Calendar"; "Index to Advertisers/Photography"; "Classifieds" and "Editorial".

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. Clean with virtually no signs of wear or damage. It will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Fashion Plates: From Baron de Meyer to Bruce Weber, fashion photographs are back in vogue. Why?--and Why Now?" by Ann Horton; "Fauxberge: The plague of forgeries besetting the world of Faberge has developed into a multi-million-dollar international industry. Even organized crime is involved" by Geza von Habsburg; "Heavenly Bodies: Depictions of Roman gods and goddesses can be among the most affordable antiquities. But to the eyes of collectors, not all deities are created equal) by Amy Page; "Room at the Top: Never before have so many major American museums been searching at the same time for new directors. Why are they so hard to find?" by Judd Tully; "In the Air"; "Around the Block: Special Report: French expertise"en crise", Chagall suite settled, Judaica collection decimated, Frick levies library fees, LACMA wins piece of huge bequest, Guggenheim's LeFrak fracas, Hoet KO'd, again, weak Greek response to thieves, and more"; "Talk of the Trade: Friedman brings Lempicka to Rome, Whitfield wins prize, some positive signs on Madison, carry on, Carre, Regina rules in Moscow, and more"; "In the Galleries: Mimmo Palodino at Washington, Terry Winters at Sonnabend, Hans Burkhardt at Jack Rutberg, Jimenez at LewAllen, rural spirituality at Gallery 292, John Golding at Mayor"; "Report from London: Celebrations--and Sorrows" by Anthony Thorncroft; "Critical Edge: The Return of Beauty" by Dan Cameron; "Souren Melikian: Bullish--but Stubborn"; "Auction Reviews: American art, American Indian art, antiquities, book and manuscripts, Chinese works of art, 20th-century decorative art, and more"; "This Month: Auctions, fairs, museums, events"; "Calendar: February sales and exhibitions"; "Index to Advertisers/Photography"; "Classifieds" and "Editorial: The Role of the Art Press".

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No clipped or missing pages. Slight toning to top edge of front cover, else spotless inside and out. Some pages have a mildly bent lower right corner. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Man Who Made the Mummies Dance" (During his decade as director, many say, Thomas Hoving raised the Metropolitan Museum from the dead. Now his new memoir, which takes a candid look at the Met's politics and personalities, is sure to raise a few eyebrows) by Amy Page; "Truth, Not Art" (Velazquez's Juan de Pareja is a painting with a breathtaking sense of life. The story of how the Metropolitan Museum acquired it--through dissimulation and disinformation--is scarcely less startling) by Thomas Hoving; "From Rags to Riches" (Just 25 years ago, few people collected couture. But these days, what's haute has become hot) by Eve M. Kuhn; "Who Put the War in Warhol?" (There's plenty of blame to go around as infighting, backbiting and a potentially damaging lawsuit shake the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts) by Steven Vincent; "Art Book Publishing Now" (What constitutes a successful publishing program today? With a guide to the season's best books) by Wendy Smith; plus "In the Air"; "Around the Block"; "Figures in the Landscape"; "Talk of the Trade"; "Critical Edge"; "Report from London"; "Souren Melikian"; "Auction Reviews"; "This Month"; "Calendar"; "Index to Advertisers/Photography"; "Classifieds"; and "Editorials".

Paperback. Condizione: Fair. THERE ARE NO TARIFFS OR CUSTOMS DUTIES ON BOOKS. Slight signs of wear on dust jacket. Boards and pages are in good condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Blue boards, Very slight edge ware and scuffs, slight sun tanning on the top of the back board. Jacket is in a very good condition. Pages/pictures are clear. Very good condition. B&W and coloured pictorial illustrations. Half title page and a colourful frontispiece.