ellen catleen (16 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Schiff, F H (illustratore). 1st Edition. Dark cream boards, b&w photograph pasted to front cover, red band along edge, small drawing of photographer in red to bottom left, titles in black to spine, no dust jacket, repairs to hinges, colour diagram of the city, 87pp, b&w photographs throughout, b&w line drawings compliment the photographs, commentary in English, previous owner's neat stickers to bottom right of front paste down. The covers are grubby, stained and worn at the edges, a few smudges to title page, neat repair to 1cm tear at bottom of title page, small damp stain to bottom of first few pages, a few thumb prints otherwise , internally this is a bright, clean and tight copy.

paperback. Condizione: New. Paperback Pages Number: 127 Language: Simplified Chinese Publisher: Central Compilation and Translation Press; 1st edition (December 1. 2011). My old impression: the Dutch ambassador's wife. the Republic of horizons Introduction: the Republic of Netherlands Ambassador to China Ms. the Lady (EllenCatleen) shoot a lot of old Beijing scenery. folk photos. Selection of some of the photographs. together with the right amount of text by the famous Austrian Jewish cartoonist (FHSchiff) to draw funny.

paperback. Condizione: New. Paperback Pages Number: 127 Language: Simplified Chinese Publisher: Central Compilation and Translation Press; 1st edition (December 1. 2011). My old impression: the Dutch ambassador's wife. the Republic of horizons Introduction: the Republic of Netherlands Ambassador to China Ms. the Lady (EllenCatleen) shoot a lot of old Beijing scenery. folk photos. Selection of some of the photographs. together with the right amount of text by the famous Austrian Jewish cartoonist (FHSchiff) to draw funny.

paperback. Condizione: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback. Pub Date: 2017-04-01 Publisher: central compilation press the author the Netherlands ambassador to China. Mrs. Ellen catlin is a photographer.She will take pictures of old Beijing select into. with Austria's famous jewish cartoonist ferri Delhi schiff's comics. use of words. tells the story of a fictitious character Mr Pimm and guides. Wu travelled north.

Photographs by Catleen and sketches by F. H. Schife throughout. Folio (15 x 10 5/8 inchen), 87-pages. Original 2-tone cloth with pictorial inset as issued. Binding dustmarked and spotted at base of upper cover, some spotting and marking elsewhere but overall very good and internally excellrnt. In the rare dust jacket which has edge wear and with chipped loss and foxing.

Condizione: Fair. Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, 1934. 1st edition. Folio. 87pp. Illus. Book Good. No dust jacket. Boards rubbed. Corners bumped. Gifter's inscription on front free endpage. (China, Beijing, pictorial works) Inquire if you need further information.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Covers soiled with a pair of pressure dents on bottom edge--visible in photos of listing on Abebooks.com. Portion of red ribbon on front covers is loose--visible in photo. Content is fine and unmarked.

1 large volume, folio (15*10.5 inches), 84 pp., hardcover, cloth covered boards with a photograph inserted, one coloured map and numerous photographic illustrations and black and white sketches by Schiff throughout the text. A good copy, despite some soiling on the cloth boards and small tears on the edges. Inside is clean and in good condition. First and only edition of this rare volume on Peking in the thirties. An interesting mixture of nice photographs by Ellen Catleen and humoristic drawings and sketches by Schiff. Ellen Catleen was the wife of the former Netherlands Minister in China, Thorbecke. She published books on Hong Kong, Shanghai and Peking. Schiff was a famous Austrian Cartoonist and Illustrator working for many newspapers and magazines in Shanghai.

folio (27 x 38 cm), 87 pp., photographic illustrations by the author and sketches by Friedrich Schiff, rebound in full red cloth, gilt title "Peking" on front board. Pictures taken on a Rolleiflex camera. Binding tied, inside also clean with no inscriptions. New binding.

Folio (38 x 27 cm.). 87, (1) S. mit teils ganzs. Duotone-Abbildungen und teils farbigen Illustrationen. Illustr. Orig.-Leinenband mit Deckelbild und Deckeltitel auf rotem Seidenband. Parr/Lundgren, The Chinese Photobook 60. - "Ellen Thorbecke (née Kolban, and also known as Ellen Catleen) was already established as a freelance journalist in Berlin before she moved to China in 1930 with her new husband, Willem Thorbecke, the Dutch ambassador to China. All four of the titles collected here feature a lively, whimsical collaboration between Ellen Thorbecke as photographer and Friedrich H. Schiff, an Austrian caricaturist who arrived in Shanghai about 1928. The weave of photography and illustration is played out in Schiff's drawings, accompanying or often, in later titles, superimposed upon or continuing the line of Thorbecke's photos. The handwritten titles, dramatic collaging, and highly graphic arrangement and use of photographs highlight the collaborative and inventive approach to the layout of each book. Each book also includes texts, both informative and fanciful; taken together, these titles offer unique insight into an expatriate's perspective on life in China's major cities during the 1930s. In Peking Studies, Thorbecke's photographs and Schiff's sketches combine to create a charming and memorable, albeit selective, visual record of interwar Beijing. The book is an account, totally imagined, of a tour-a tour de force, in fact-of the city by the stout Chinese Mr. Wu and the lanky European Mr. Pim, both inventions of the authors. Wu and Pim appear on the cover and throughout the book in drawings: Wu with a folding fan, Pim in a white suit and hat, with a camera. The book is a montage of photos, drawings, collages, text, labels, and black, white, and red colorings; the text includes a bit of social history as well. A fullpage colered map of Beijing (Peking) shows a yellowheaded Wu pointing out to a red-faced Pim some of the famous sights of the city" (Martin Parr). - Deckel leicht angestaubt, sehr gutes sauberes Exemplar. - Illustrated original cloth binding with an illustration on the cover and the title on a red silk ribbon. - The cover is slightly dusty, but it is a very good, clean copy. Sprache: englisch.

hardcover. Condizione: Good.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition. Folio, 27cm x 38cm, 87 pages. Beige cloth covered boards decorated with a pasted down photograph of a Pekinese Temple Lion, a red cloth vertical banner with the book title in black and a small cartoon in red by Frederich Schiff. This was Ellen Thorbecke's first book on China and was published using her maiden name (Ellen Catleen). Full page colour map of the city, and with Thorbecke's gravure printed photographs throughout and further embellished with Friedrich Schiff's drawings. No dust jacket. In Near Fine condition, clean and unmarked and with the binding remaining tight. An attractive copy of this charming 1930's book about Peking.

hardcover. Condizione: Very good copy. Well-illustrated (illustratore). 1st. 4to, 87 pp., Mounted b/w photo on front cover. Light soiling to beige cloth; bright spine., With photographic illustrations by the author using a Rolleiflex camera ( some hand-colored) and sketches by Friedrich Schiff, including a color map and humorous sketches which compliment and interact with the photographs.

87 S. Mit 101 s/w Fotografien, 1 farb. Karte und zahlreichen teills farbigen Zeichnungen. Erste Ausgabe. - "Peking Studies" von Ellen Thorbecke, geb. Ellen Kolban, zeitweise Ellen Catleen, (1902-1973), einer niederländischen Zeitungsreporterin, Schriftstellerin und Fotografin, die mit ihrem zweiten Ehemann Willem Thorbecke zehn Jahre in China lebte, erzählt anhand von 101 Fotografien verbunden mit Karikaturen die Geschichte eines Mr. Pim, der in Begleitung eines Mr. Wu Peking durchstreift und am Ende die Stadt zufrieden verlässt. Die Zeichnungen stammen von dem Emigranten Friedrich Hermann Schiff (1908-1968), einem österreichischen Maler und Zeichner, der bekannt für seine bunten Karikaturen des täglichen Lebens in Shanghai in den 1930er und 1940er Jahren. - Einband leicht angestaubt, Rückendeckel teilweise schwach verfärbt, oberes Kapital minimal bestoßen. Mit dem Exlibris: Wappen: Pinckernelle, Handeshaus Shanghai. Sprache: Deutsch Folio, OLwd. mit mont. Deckelfoto, kl. Deckelzeichnung und roter Titel-Banderole / original cloth with photographic illustration mounted to upper cover and title banner to fore-edge of upper cover.

First Edition. First edition, folio, pp. 87, [1]; photogravure illustrations throughout "taken by the Rolleiflex camera"; original cream cloth with red cloth title label and pictorial pastedown; boards soiled, otherwise a very good, sound and clean copy. Stunning photographs by Catleen, the wife of the former Dutch diplomat, Willem Thorbecke. Born Ellen Kolban (1902-1973) she "occupies a unique and forgotten position in the photography world. In 1931 she left Berlin for Beijing. For this trip she bought her first camera. Thorbecke developed into a compelling photographer who provided her photos with engaged observations about the people and places she visited. She made reports in a lively candid style with an eye for the vitality of street life and has produced several photo books including Peking Studies (1934) and People in China (1935)" (Photography in China). The photographs show various aspects of everyday life in the city. Schiff's thumb-nail sketches relate a narrative in pictures of Mr Pim and Mr Wu as they observe goings-on in Peking. A fine collaboration between the Dutch author-photographer and Friedrich Schiff (1908-1968) who was born in Austria and came to China in 1930 where he worked as caricaturist for several newspapers and illustrated books. Ellen Thorbecke, who is using her first married name here (Catleen), after a messy divorce became the wife of the Dutch ambassador to China, and wrote a few books on Shanghai and other Chinese cities, all splendid book productions.

First and only edition. Numerous photographic illustrations and sketches (partly in colour). Folio. Original cloth, a very good copy. 87pp. Shanghai, Kelly & Walsh, A rare Kelly & Walsh imprint and one of the most evocatively illustrated books of the period. The work follows Mr. Pim and Mr. Wu on their perambulations through Peking and it's surroundings. The mixture of excellent photography with sketches by the caricaturist Schiff makes for a thoroughly enjoyable item. Friedrich Schiff (1908-1968) was born in Austria and came to China at the age of twenty-two. Here he worked as charicaturist for several newspapers, designed postcards, illustrated books, and even painted murals in public buildings and clubs in Shanghai. The Historical Museum in Vienna devoted a small exhibition to Schiff in March 2002. Catleen was Ellen Thorbecke's (1902-1973) maiden name. She married the Dutch ambassador to China Willem Thorbecke in the early 30s.