Chajes abel pann (4 risultati)

Hardcover. First Edition. 21/24 B/W plates. First edition (first printing). All 21 plates are very good or better with occasional edge wear or small stain. Title page and foreword page have surface soiling and edge folding. Flaps are split at folds but present. Black illustrated cloth portfolio covers are soiled and worn. Spine is missing and boards show at edges.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Poor. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition of Abel Pann's designs of eleven (of 24 original plates) lithographs of a Ukranian pogram. The books consists of the title page, an introduction by H. P. Chajes, table of contents and eleven of the original twenty-four lithographs. The prints measure about 9" x 12" and are signed in the plate only.The book sheets measure 9" x 12" and are a fine cream color and have chipped corners which do not in any way effect the images. Three images are sepia and the others are black and white. This collection of lithographs are a preservation of an important historic event even though very painful to view. To access more of our many art books, search Abebooks.com using our unique keyword ARTBX or come in to our shop in beautiful downtown Fort Worth. Language: eng. …

Portfolio. Condizione: Good+. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 28 pages; 1926 The National Museum âBezalel, â Jerusalem. Large folio portfolio of 24 designs by Abel Pann, with a foreword by Dr. H. P. Chajes. English-language edition. Complete with all 24 lithographic plates, each measuring approximately 12" x 9", together with the large folding preliminary title/index leaf. Plates printed in varying monochromatic tones of black, gray, sepia and reddish brown. Pann's haunting series depicts the persecution, displacement and suffering of Eastern European Jews during the pogroms of the First World War era, with subjects including The Cossacks Are Coming, The Flight, The Hostages, Under the Lash, The Cattle-Truck, Lost Children, En Route to Siberia, In the Streets of Warsaw and The Morning After the Pogrom. The designs originated in a larger series Pann began in 1916 in response to reports of anti-Jewish violence in Eastern Europe; 24 were selected for this 1926 Bezalel publication. Scattered foxing and staining to the plate leaves, heaviest to the first several plates and principally affecting the margins, though with some intrusion into the image areas; later plates generally cleaner. Lacking the original portfolio/binder. An uncommon and powerful early Bezalel publication, complete with all 24 plates. G+.…

Original illustrated card slipcase containing title sheet, index sheet, 2x double sided sheets in Hebrew & 24 lose lithographs of a Ukrainian Pogrom by the Artist Abel Pann Slipcase has minor shelf ware and bumping otherwise complete and Uncommon in this complete and Vg condition.