illustrations 1887 (11 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Herman Rosse (illustratore). This is the 1992 Reprint of "1001 Afternoons in Chicago:" by Ben Hecht, with wonderful pen and ink illustrations by Herman Rosse, published by the University of Chicago Press. The following is from the book's blurb : "In 1921 Ben Hecht wrote a column for the 'Chicago Daily News', which his editor called 'journalism extraordinary; journalism that invaded the realm of literature!' Hecht's collection of sixty-four of those pieces, illustrated with striking pen drawings by Herman Ross, is a timeless caricature or urban American life" Brothertown talking here : . and specifically Chicago urban life, which included all that one might expect from the jazz age : nightclubs, jazz and blues music, conspicuously eccentric persons, crowded life, back alleys, automotive dreams and craziness, big city entertainment personalities --- and looming over it all the towering skyscrapers that were championed as heralding the new American life. And, again from the blurb , said "the New York Times" : "Mr. Hecht is attempting to do for Chicago what Dickens did for London; he stands appalled before the spectacle of the streets, with their tumultuous, mysterious throngs." Further, L. S. Klepp, of "Voice Literary Supplement", is also quoted on the rear cover: " The hard-boiled audacity and wit that became Hecht's signature as Hollywood's most celebrated screen-writer are conspicuous in these vignettes. Most of them are comic and sardonic, some strike muted tragic or somber atmospheric notes . The best are timeless character sketches that have taken on an added interest as shards of social history." TITLE : 1001 Afternoons in Chicago AUTHOR : Ben Hecht (1894 - 1964) PREFACE : Henry Justin Smith ( 1875 - 1936) [ Managing Editor of the Chicago Daily Mail ] ILLUSTRATIONS : Herman Rosse (1887 - 1965) IMPRINT : University of Chicago Press PLACE : Chicago DATE : (1992) EDITION : First Printing of this University of Chicago reprint PHYSICAL DETAILS : Large Trade Paperback; Illustrated throughout with line vignettes and full page drawings; has the original Preface by Henry Justin Smith; just under 289 pages (small disparity between the page count of this reprint and the original edition); 6 5/8" x 9 3/8" ; pictorial wraps, glued. CONDITION -- VERY GOOD - This is a previously owned book that remains clean and attractive, with the following particulars noted: EXTERIOR -- No creasing to spine; slight rub to spine extremities; soft bumps to fore-edge corner tips; covers have slight surface rub, else are bright; slight signs of handling to text-block edges, else clean. BINDING -- Solid. interior -- Clean and free of marking. No signatures.

Hardcover. Herb Roth (illustratore). This is a 1940s reprint of a book first published in 1869. The title page reads, "Bundling : Its origin, Progress and Decline in America", by Henry Reed Stiles. (The spine's title label reads : "On Bundling'). The book is decorated with humorous wood cuts by Herb Roth, a leading illustrator. On another edition of Mr. Stile's book is the following: "Bundling was an important part of American courting life, enjoyed by all good country maids and men and blessed by all honest folk. During the nineteenth century, many elders clothed bundling in a licentious mantle, and a dark veil was drawn over the subject. Henry Reed Stiles, no believer in the theory that objectionable portions of history should be kept in the shadows, here defrocks these misconceptions and sheds light on this lost American custom and its origins." Bundling --- ahhh bundling --- 'twas a polite custom that created much wonderment and humor. Mayhaps it would be good to revive its use. Peruse this quaint volume and see if, perchance, thou wouldest deign to have it revived. The text includes a history and a collection of humorous verse, which are both for and against bundling. And I must add - Mr. Stiles does not restrict himself to early American courting , but touches on the premarital activities of a number of foreign cultures around the world. TITLE : Bundling : Its origin, Progress and Decline in America ( Spine label reads : "On Bundling") AUTHOR : Henry Reed Stiles (1832 - 1909) ILLUSTRATOR : Herb Roth IMPRINT : Peter Pauper Press PLACE : Mount Vernon, NY. DATE : No date, but circa 1945 EDITION : Reprint PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION : Trade hardcover; approximately 5.25" x 8.75"; decorated paper-covered boards (a closely repeated pattern, printed in dark red and green against a gray background. The text is printed in facsimile of the 19th century production; 88 pages. CONDITION - VERY GOOD - This is a previously owned book which remains clean, attractive, and serviceable, with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR : Slight dulling of spine; small split to top of front cover joint; bumps to top board corner tips, with attendant small splitting of surface paper, else clean and presentable. Lacks the slip case. BINDING : Solid -- no leaves are detached or loose. INTERIOR : The bump to the exterior corner tips has transferred to the interior leaves, causing moderate creasing to the top fore-edge corner tips throughout - else the interior is nice and clean with no writing, marking or marginalia.

Condizione: VERY GOOD. First printing. A book presumably published for young adults by this author, who was also an editor and columnist, a producer of numerous motion pictures. a lecturer and more. Graphically written it begins with a brutal scene of a small band of wild horses killed simply for their hides - the sole surviver was a young colt, grazed on the neck by a bullet - hence his name later on a stallion. Notable for the illustrations by Herbert Stoops, who was known for his old West drawings and especially his pictures of horses which capture their power and beauty. Includes a sepia frontispiece, 5 full page black line drawings,and several small vignettes. Small format, just 6 3/4 in by 5 inches. 92 pp. Orange and white illustrated endpapers. Very good in orange cloth with dark green lettering and a small illustration of the head of a horse in the lower right hand corner (minor soiling to the covers, but overall a clean and sturdy copy).

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Edition. HBDJ, 1938 on Title & COPYRIGHT PG , 1st edition, VG/VG, . German-born book illustrator. Wiese wrote and illustrated 20 children's books and illustrated another, Hardcover in gray cloth with maroon title to spine and 6.5" x 9.25" full-color pictorial paper pastedown to front cover, in an unclipped full-color pictorial dustjacket ,Inner DJ Flap PRICE $1.50, Color Endpaper, Containing numerous illustrations: 16 full page in color and 14 within the text, plus 12 full-page black and white illustrations and 5 within the text.

orig. wrappers. Textual illustrations. (illustratore). 25x16cm, viii,313 pp., Mit 184 einzelabbildungen und 7 rassenkarten. Spine creased. Nazi-era anthropology. ["Weinert war ein deutscher Anthropologe, der wä hrend des NS-Regimes im Sinne der NS-Rassenhygiene wirkte.,.,1934 wurde Weinert Mitglied im NS- Lehrerbund, gehörte aber erst seit 1937 der NSDAP an. Er vertrat um diese Zeit einen Stammbaum, der von Gibbon über Orang- Utan, Gorilla und Schimpanse (als Gipfel von Seitenästen) zum Menschen aufstieg - im Gegensatz zu älteren Vorstellungen, in denen die Neger vom Gorilla und die mongolische Rasse vom Orang Utan abstammen sollten. Er ä nderte seine vorherigen Anschauungen nur wenig, fasste sie aber in die unter der neuen Regierung erfolgversprechenden Auskünfte. Dies gilt insbesondere für die Ä usserungen als Professor in Kiel, wohin er erst 1934 vertretungsweise berufen wurde und seine Habilitationsschrift Biologische Grundlagen für Rassenkunde und Rassenhygiene. Im April 1935 wurde ihm die Kieler Professur angetragen, er übernahm das dortige Institut für Anthropologie und versprach, dieses im nationalsozialistischen Sinne zu fü hren.,.,.In den folgenden Jahren bis 1939 unternahm er verschiedene Ausgrabungen in Italien und Frankreich, die einen Aufschluss über die Herkunft des Urmenschen" und der Neger" geben sollten. Als er jedoch in seinen Verö ffentlichungen in den Jahren 1934 und 1935 eine Herkunft und Nä he der Menschen zu den Menschenaffen ausbreitete, stiss er bei Heinrich Himmler auf Ablehnung. Der SS-Anthropologe Assien Bohmers hatte nämlich am 1939 ein Schreiben gerichtet, in dem er Weinert falsche Schlussfolgerungen hinsichtlich der Herkunft von der Cro-Magnon-Rasse.,.,." - wikipedia]. Rubbed. Some lightly pencilled underlinings and notes. Good.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Textual illustrations. (illustratore). 26x17cm, 161 pp., Contemporary binder's half-cloth with original front & rear cover wrappers bound-in. Weighs 800 grams. "Særtryk af Københavns Universitets festskrift november 1949" Binding edges browned. Minor wear. Name on flyleaf. Good.

orig. wrappers. Textual photo illustrations. (illustratore). 23x16cm, 227 pages., Name on flyleaf. Bilingual Portuguese / English text. The English text portion has a separate title-page ["Archaeology of the Lagoa Santa Region, Minas Grais ( Rock Shelter Pre-Colombian Indians)"], and runs pages 139 to 237. With a typed single-side, single-page letter, in English, from the Danish ambassador to Brazil J.A.W. Paludan, to the German Minister Georg Röhrig, dated 1971, concerning the book, loosely inserted. Worn. Tape marks to cover verso. Good.

Bertall (illustratore). PARIS, Bib. Nelle de la Jeunesse - 1898 - In-4 - Cartonnagée éditeur illustré en couleurs - coins biseautés (légèrement émoussés) - toutes tranches dorées - illustrations de Bertall - VIII-275 pages - Envoi rapide et soig,né Livres.

G. de SAINTE-CROIX (illustratore). PARIS, La Belle Edition - 1953 - In-8 - Broché - Sous emboitage - Un des 1400 exemplaires numérotés sur vélin de Lana - Couverture rempliée illustrée - Illustrations en couleurs HT de G. de Sainte-Croix - 286 pages - Très frais Livres.

orig.boards. Textual photo illustrations (illustratore). 28x23cm, 195 pp, "Sonderdruck aus Acta archaeologica, vol. XXVIII" Contents: Die Ausgrabung. Siedlungsreste. Die Gräber; Verzeichnis und Beschreibung der Funde aus Exochi; Die Tongefässe: Hauptgattung der rhodisch-geometrischen Keramik; Elfenbeinimitierende Vasen; Gattung des Keis- und Wellenband-Stils; Salbengefässe mit rötlichem Überzug; Bemalte Tongefässe anderer Gattungen; Handgemachtes, unbemakts Tongefäss; Der Goldschmuck; Die sonstigen Funde. Minor rubbing. Name inked on flyleaf. VG., dustwrapper.

Gerlier & Freeman (illustratore). TOURS, Alfred Mame Et Fils, 1869 - In-8 - Débroché - Frontispice - Illustrations Nb en texte & PP HT de Gerlier & Freeman - rousseurs - 356 pages PARIS, Baillière et fils, 1902. - E.O. - In-8 - Débroché - Manque 1 er plat - XI- 538 pages . - figures dans le texte - Propre intérieurement Livres.