jacovleff alexandre (13 risultati)

Editions Emile-Paul frères. " Ceinture du Monde ". 1928. In-8° broché. Couverture rempliée. 107 pages. E.O. 1/1.500 sur vélin Lafuma. [50 japon / 100 hollande / 1.500 vélin]. Très propre.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book offers a unique journey into the vibrant world of Chinese theatre, a cultural gem steeped in centuries of tradition. The author, a Western observer with a keen eye for detail, immerses readers in the captivating spectacle of this ancient art form, exploring its origins, customs, and enduring influence on Chinese society. The book delves into the rich symbolism, elaborate costumes, and enchanting music that define Chinese theatre, providing a rare glimpse into its unique blend of artistry and cultural significance. Through in-depth analysis and captivating storytelling, the author unveils the captivating world of Chinese theatre, showcasing its timeless appeal and profound impact on Chinese culture and identity. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Alexandre Jacovleff (illustratore). 1st Edition. A striking early twentieth-century study of traditional Chinese theatre, combining concise descriptive text with a rich visual programme. Written by Chu-Chia-Chien and translated from the French, the work reflects Western interest in Chinese performance culture during the period, presenting aspects of staging, costume and character through both commentary and illustration. The volume is particularly notable for the contribution of Alexandre Jacovleff, whose distinctive drawings and paintings capture the theatrical forms with clarity and elegance. Produced in folio format by The Bodley Head, the book places strong emphasis on its visual content, with a series of colour plates and monochrome illustrations that form a substantial part of its appeal. As such, it occupies a place both as a work on theatre and as an illustrated art book, representative of early twentieth-century European engagement with Asian subjects. The Chinese Theatre, by Chu-Chia-Chien. Translated from the French by James A. Graham. With Illustrations from Paintings, Sketches and Crayon Drawings by Alexandre Jacovleff. Published by John Lane The Bodley Head, London, 1922. First edition. Now rather scarce. A very good hardback of folio size, with black paper over boards, gilt titles and decoration and a printed theatrical figure in the centre of the front. Spine has been repaired with sympathetic black cloth tape, making for a soundly bound copy. Boards with some scuffing and bumping to corners. Endpapers feature an attractive gold printed design on black paper, with some minor marks to margins. Text is printed on a high quality laid paper with rough cut vertical edges. With some light scattered spotting and discreet staining to top margins of the first few pages. Attractively illustrated throughout in both black and white, and colour. The colour plates are tipped-in with tissue guards. Text in English. 36pp + 7 colour Plates + 14 Black and white pages of plates + 6 Black and white pages of "Theatrical Engravings". All collated with contents and all as called for. Dimensions: approx 342mm high x 265mm wide x 12mm deep. Weight: approximately 734g (unpacked).

Single Issue Magazine. Condizione: Good. First Edition. 80 pages. Features: Drawing; Notes on a Journey (part II); The Art of Gerda; Fraktur Design; On Making a Lithograph; Joseph Margulies; Edward Sorel; and more. Average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; American Artist Magazine, May 1960 - Joseph Margulies / Edward Sorel Drawing; Notes on a Journey (part II); The Art of Gerda; Fraktur Design; On Making a Lithograph; Joseph Margulies; Edward Sorel;

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Signed by Alexandre Jacovleff on page 8. RARE! First edition. Hard bound, no dust jacket as issued. Text in French. Boards show minor wear including bumping to corners, otherwise very good. Signed by Author(s).

Sm. folio, black heavy card boards, gilt lettering, rule & illustration to front board, gilt patterned eps, deckled page edges, 35pp + additional unpaginated, illus colour plates, VG (light scuffing & soiling to boards, light cracking to front hinge & moderate chipping to spine extrems, light foxing & tanning to pages, plates clean in appearance, prev. owner's label to front pastedown).

Hardcover. Black boards with gilt lettering and color illustration on front cover, black and gold illustrated end pages, , 35, [1] pages plates (1 color mounted). Translated from the French by James A. Graham. With illustrations from paintings, sketches and crayon drawings by Alexandre Jacovleff.Discusses various aspects of the Chinese theatre. Good+ (chipping and wear to spine, overall shelfwear to boards, corners bumped, age tanning to pages but pages are clear).

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. THE CHINESE THEATRE, by CHU-CHIA-CHIEN (TCHOU-KIA-KEIN). Translated from the French by James A. Graham. Illustrations from paintings, sketches and crayon drawings by ALEXANDRE JACOVLEFF. John Lane, Bodley Head, London, 1922. 1st Edition, Cloth. HIGHLY AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED IN B & W AND FULL COLOR. Brilliant heavy stock and gorgeous end pages. Corners rubbed but not terribly, 1/3 of spine rubbed off. INTERIOR PRISTINE. Delightful in every way. GOOD++.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. Paris, Éditions Calmann-Lévy, Tolmer Imprimeur, 1938, édition originale. Cartonné, dos toilé, 25 cm x 29,5 cm, 32 pages, illustrations lithographiés noir et sépia in et hors-texte. Texte de Pierre Mille, illustrations de Alexandre Jacovleff. Bon état. Dernier ouvrage illustré par l'artiste.

Translated from the French by James A. Graham. 36 pp. With Illustrations from Paintings, Sketches and Crayon Drawings by Alexandre Jacovleff. Folio, publisher's black gilt-lettered boards with applied color illustration on front panel. About half of the backstrip is lacking; corners worn; contents clean, tight and sound.

Alexandre Jacovleff (illustratore). 36,(8) Pp. Illustrations from Paintings, Sketches and Crayon Drawings by Alexandre Jacovleff. Full page illus. are tipped in and have tissue guards 8 page supplement in rear on Theatrical engravings with B&w illustrations Spine very worn and chipped with small pieces missing. Cover illus. is scuffed and has small tear, sl. foxing to endpapers Paper covered boards with gilt titles on front as well as coloured illustrated pastedown on front, dec. endpapers.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Paris, Édité sous la direction de Lucien Vogel chez Jules Meynial, 1934. A printed box-form thick card portfolio with ribbon ties (external dimensions 392 × 290 mm), containing a thin volume of text ('Croquis de Route et Notes de Voyage', [36] pages in stab-sewn printed wrappers, extensively illustrated) and a suite of 50 loose colour plates, each printed on a numbered and captioned bifolium. Portfolio tanned, bowed and slightly marked, with a short split to the foot of the upper joint; ribbon ties frayed; wrappers of the text volume a little creased; plates are generally a little offset onto the conjugate leaf, and about a quarter of them have a very short split at the foot of the fold; the first plate is discoloured from contact with the binding of the text volume; these are relatively trifling blemishes that do not detract from what essentially an excellent example of a beautiful publication. Number 117 of 500 copies of the trade edition (a further 200 'hors-de-commerce' copies were also printed, as well as a deluxe edition of 20 copies). This suite of plates is the lavish pictorial record by the official artist of the Expedition Citroën Centre-Asie, colloquially known as the Croisière jaune (the Yellow Cruise). Financed by André Citroën, and using all-terrain tracked (caterpillar-tread) vehicles from his factories, this trans-Asian motorised expedition covered vast distances in 1931 and 1932. The plates, from Iacovleff's striking pastels and watercolours, encompass portraits and scenes from Kurdistan to Tonkin, by way of Persia, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Mongolia and western China. Provenance: Mary Isobel Barr Smith, with a contemporary gift inscription in ink to her 'from Mary Isobel Legoe, Christmas 1937'. Mary Isobel (Molly) Barr Smith (1863-1941) was the wife of Tom Elder Barr Smith (1863-1941), pastoralist and financier; he was the eldest son of Robert Barr Smith (1824-1915). Both were great philanthropists; the library at the University of Adelaide is named the Barr Smith Library in their honour. Molly Legoe was a grand-daughter of Robert Barr Smith; accordingly, this portfolio was a Christmas present to her aunt.

London, 1922. 35 pp. Ills. Hardcover. - Spine ends damaged.