palmgren nils (17 risultati)

(Svenska mästargrafiker, 2.). Hft., dek. omslag, ryggen med påskrift av titeln, fint skick. Stockholm, Folket i Bilds konstklubb, 1954. 8:o. 32 s. Rikt illustrerad. Med "Preliminär förteckning över Karin Perssons grafiska verk".

Svenska Mästargrafiker II. Folket i Bilds Konstklubb 1954. 31,(1) s. Illustrerad. Trådhäftad. Namnteckning på titelbladet. 20 x 14,5 cm.[#\75374].

(Katalog nr 160.). Klammerhft., omslag tryckta i rött & svart, fint skick. Stockholm, Sveriges Allmänna Konstförening, 1947. 8:o. 52 s. (inkl. reklam) + 12 planschblad.

Svenska Mästargrafiker II. Folket i Bilds Konstklubb 1954. 31,(1) s. Illustrerad. Trådhäftad. 20 x 14,5 cm.[#\133579].

A.B. Svensk Litteratur, Stockholm 1947. 131, (1) sidor, förlagets linneband med skyddsomslag. 28,5x18 cm. Rikligt illustrerad. (Svenska målare).

Särtryck ur Svenska Hem i ord och bilder. Häfte 6, 1945. Ivar Haeggströms Boktryckeri AB, Stockholm 1945. 4:o. Illustrerad. (7) s. Klammerhäftad, något nött omslag. 31,5 x 23 cm.[#\120460].

Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, 1951. In 8, pp. 208, ill. 77 (4 a col.) n.t., br. edit. Einar Jolin (Stoccolma 1890-1976), pittore svedese, dopo aver studiato a Stoccolma, ha lavorato sotto Henri Matisse a Parigi 1908-1911 e nel 1913 espose al Salon d'Automne.

29x22 cm. 247 s. Rikt illustrerad, många monterade färgbilder. Förlagets pappband, ryggen blekt, nött och delvis skadad. Inlagan i gott skick.

4to, x + 204pp. + XLI plates (each with accompanying pages). Original plain matte wrapper, very slightly creased at bottom corner; Spine reinforced with green tape. Numerous b/w in-text figures in addition to 41 plates featuring high-quality photographic reproductions (plates XXXIV - XLI in full colour) of the Pan Shan and Ma mortuary urns, with accompanying descriptions printed verso. A beautiful copy in near-fine condition. Stockholm 1934.

Text: 34x23,5 cm. 16 s. Planscher: 42x54 cm. 12 planscher i färg. Texten klammerhäftad, planscherna lösa, alltihop i förlagets mapp med tryckt etikett. De övriga konstnärerna är Ivar Arosenius, Carl Wilhelmson, Carl Kylberg, Signe Hvistendahl, Birger Simonsson, Folke Andréasson, Gösta Sandels, Ivar Ivarson, Åke Göransson och Nils Nilsson. Två av planschera visar konstverk av Karl Isakson.

28x22 cm. 506 pp. With numerous plates. Publisher's black hardcover. A very good copy. 3,3 kilos / 7,3 lbs.

Paper. Condizione: Good, unless otherwise noted. 29x23cm, 223 pp. 41 plates, several in colour. 228 text-figures. // Thorough technical investigation of this early important find, with careful analysis of forms and decoration within the group. Hundreds of pieces are illustrated on the collotype plates. Important publication on the Neolithic pottery of China. A scarce Peking publication.

Nordisk Rotogravyr, Stockholm 1953. 247 sidor, förlagets pappband med skyddsomslag. 29x22 cm. Skyddsomslag nött och naggat. Inlaga i gott skick.

Peiping (Peking), Geological Survey of China, 1934. IX,204 pp. 228 b./w. figs (partly on plts) & 41 plts with ca. 350 photos (43 in colour), each plate with one or more accompanying unpaginated text sheets with explanations about the plate. Re-bound in later hardcover binding (brown cloth, gilt lettering on spine). 4to. - Ex-library copy: inventory number on the bottom of the spine; ex-libris on pastdown; perforation stamp on the bottom of the title page; small stamp on the table of contents. (Palaeontologia Sinica. Series D, vol. III, fasc. 1). - Overall, a pretty neat copy.Trade edition.

Stockholm, Göteborg & Uppsala, Almqvist & Wiksell, [1963]. 504,[2] pp. Num. ills, incl. some (tipped-in) col. plts. Orig. blind stamped black glossy paper-covered boards, Chinese title in gilt on spine, English title in gilt on front cover. 4to. - Light shelfwear (binding with some small remnants of paper); owner's stamp on first free endpaper.In 1935-1936 Nils Palmgren made excavations in Northern and Southern China to extend our knowledge, by archaeological and other studies, of the Sung ceramics. At his demise, his own manuscript was fairly complete in form, but there remaind a comprehensive task of revision and checking. This was committed to Bo Gyllensvärd. Prof. Walter Steger has made the chemical and technical analysis of the sherds material at the laboratory of Gustavsbergs Fabriker and Nils Sundius, state geologist, made the microscopical analysis of the sherds. - Text in English.

Publisher's full vellum, gilt-stamped and with a leather onlay on front cover, fine. In the original wooden slipcase, designed by David Westman (slipcase with slight wear and a few light scratches). Stockholm, Almqvist & Wiksell / Gustavsbergs fabriker, 1963. 4to. 510 pp. Very richly illustrated with a map, drawings and photographs, some in colour. "[.] The sherds on which the study is based comprise the collections made in China by Dr Nils Palmgren during the years 1935-1936. Dr Palmgren described the find-spots, classified the material and treated it in its aesthetic aspects. The material has been examined physically and ceramically and the results reported by Professor Walter Steger at AB Gustavsbergs Fabriker. Dr Nils Sundius of the Swedish Geological Survey has studied the material microscopically and chemically. After the death of Dr Nils Palmgren, his manuscript was checked and edited by Dr Bo Gyllensvärd of the Oriental Museum, Stockholm. [.] All the drawings are by Sven Ekblom, Stockholm". - - - Contents: "Section 1. The golden age of ceramics" (Introduction, Overture, On the hunt for sherds in Southern Sung land, To the kilns of Chekiang, The kilns in Chekiang, To the buried cities on the northern Chinese plains, Ch'ing-ho Hsien during 3000 years, Northern Sung material from dwelling sites in Hopei, Terracottas from Ch'ing-ho Hsien), "Section 2. The constitution and manufacture of Chinese ceramics from Sung and earlier times" (Preface, Nomenclature, Microscopic and chemical investigation, by Nils Sundius, On the use of the microscope in the study of ceramics, X-ray study of the ceramics, Northern Sung (description and analyses), Ceramics from Chekiang (description and analyses), Ceramics from Chekiang (description and analyses), A note about the Samarra finds, Ceramic investigations on Sung ceramics, by Walter F. Steger; Northern Sung (results and discussions), Northern Sung glazes (summary and conclusions), Southern Sung glazes (summary and conclusions), General summary).

Nordisk Rotogravyr, Stockholm 1953. 247 sidor, förlagets halvskinnband. Pärmar lätt nötta. 29x22 cm. Inlaga i gott skick.