Keig susan jackson (5 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. Side-stapled softcover, 20 pgs. Essay, color illus. Includes 18" x 8.75" folded print reproduction of Shaker seed box label tipped in. Fine.

Softcover. Condizione: Very Good. Consists of a brochure, a reproduction of a poster for garden seeds, a reproduction of a stencil, and a small booklet with "notes" on this production, all in an envelope with tie string, which in turn is in a larger envelope.

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Autographed by the Author. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs, drawings, plans, maps and facsimiles. The maps and foundation drawings are by Susan Jackson Keig. Not an ex-library copy. No remainder marks. No names or marks in the text. Most books shipped within 24 hours. All books mailed with Delivery Confirmation. Fine condition. ; B&W Illustrations and photographs; Oblong 8vo.; 32 pages; Signed by Author. Illustrated by Susan Jackson Keig (illustratore).…

First edition. Near Fine. Pictorial Soft Cover Wraps. Inscribed by Keig on half title page: "1/1/83, to Dick [.] warmest regards, Susan Jackson Keig". A small red sticker also appears at the upper right of this page, with "to Dick from Susan Keig" written on it. A classic slice of Americana, detailing Old Mud Meeting House and its restoration. Illustrated with b/w photographs and drawings. Covers show light wear at corners. Interior is clean, crisp, and bright, unmarked. A very nice copy of a scarce work. 100 pp. Approx. 8.25" x 10". Carefully shipped in secure parcel. Ask all questions; glad to respond. …

56.4x41.8cm. Illustrated poster printed on thin stock, advertising a free public lecture by Susan Jackson Keig. Tears along left edge and lower left corner. Creasing to corners and edges. Scattered faint rubbing with small area of scraping, not impacting image or text. Very Good. In her illustrated lecture, part of the Rollins Lectures on the Typographic Tradition at Yale University, Susan Jackson Keig discusses her work as the designer for historic preservation, embracing signage, symbols, exhibits, and publications, while ensuring that the typography associated with these historical reconstructions does not "fall victim to the same faddish lettering which glares from the phoney-evocative barbecue pits, the half-timbered shopping centers and the salt-box bank branches which jam the approaches to every American city." During this time, Susan Jackson Keig was one of Chicago's top graphic designers and a Fellow of the Society of Typographic Arts.…