Rampa Lapsi. A Small Drypoint Portrait, Signed, Dated & Numbered 2/10 por Pietilä, Tuulikki - 1945

Two copies available, as follows:
Item 1: A$580
Good to V.Good condition. Pages complete and clean with some light foxing. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Two of four double page colour supplements bound in place. Spine rubbed but binding intact. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Cover scuffed and faded but bound intact. Pages and print good, some foxing, mostly on outer edges with some discolouration.
Item 2: A$250
Fair Condition. Original covers and spine cracked, bumped and marked but attached and bound intact. One-penny postage paid stamped on weekly leading pages. Previously removed (106) pages have been replaced by digitally reproduced pages, existing page condition fair.
Published by George C. Leighton, London, 1864. 684 numbered pages with illustrations and advertisements from 1864.
Some examples of the items contained in this bound volume are:
American Civil War
War in New Zealand
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Self-published, 1973. Very Good. Akira Kurosaki. A woodcut by Akira Kurosaki printed in colour on fine japanese paper. Signed & titled by the artist in pencil, it is also numbered 13 of 75 copies and dated 1973 by Akira Kurosaki. There is a small dent in top margin else very good. Size 525 x 365mm

Paris: Editions Armand et Georges Israel, 1985. Limited Edition . Two Boxes with Albums. Near Fine. Folio.. Raymond Moretti. 1985-1986 . With 30 fine original color-lithographs by MORETTI in vivid stunning colours, most of them double-spreads ( 64 x 43cm) One of 5000 copies (copy without number) Two big original boxes (36 x 47x 7cm) with Jacques Brel's artistic image (velvet-like coverings) containing each an album of loose double leaves with poems by Jacques Brel and lithographs by Moretti, as issued. Boxes with some marginal wear and markings. Text and plates FINE. (additional shipping fees will apply, please enquiry)

Paris: Jacqueline de Jong, 1967. Book. Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Original lithographed wrappers. With 33 full page original lithographs (covers included) by Pierre Alechinsky, Lourdes Castro, Jacqueline de Jong, Asger Jorn, Wifredo Lam, Paul de Lussanet, Antonio Saura, Roberto Matta, Topor and many others. 30 lithographs in color, 3 black & white. Published in an edition of 2000 copies + 500 h.c. [66 pp.], 27,5 x 21,5 cm. Very fine copy. .

Good copy of a suite of 24 finely hand-coloured lithographs depicting the people of the worldComplete with all 24 illustrations by Felix Fossey and Auguste Leloir, richly hand-coloured figures on sepia-tinted backgrounds (it was also issued in sepia only)The plates depict people from five continents, with 11 from Europe, three of Asia, three of Africa, three of America and three of Oceania. Frontispiece shows the dispersion of people from the Tower of Babel. The plates show traditional inhabitants of the regions: flamenco dancers in Spain, kilted highlanders in Britain, Berbers and Arabs in Algeria, Sami people in Norway, etc. The backgrounds are atmospheric locations such as street markets, a Chinese palace courtyard with pagoda, Indian temples, Dutch windmills, Senatskaia Square in St. Petersburg, Russia, etc. Many of the scenes include fascinating vignettes. A lazaroni (leper) prostrating himself on the ground in Italy, aborigines in Australia examining flotsam from a European shipwreck, a man from… Ler mais

Two copies available, as follows:
Item 1: A$580
Good to V.Good condition. Pages complete and clean with some light foxing. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Two of four double page colour supplements bound in place. Spine rubbed but binding intact. Half red morocco spine, plum cloth sides, gilt year on spine of folio hardback. Cover scuffed and faded but bound intact. Pages and print good, some foxing, mostly on outer edges with some discolouration.
Item 2: A$250
Fair Condition. Original covers and spine cracked, bumped and marked but attached and bound intact. One-penny postage paid stamped on weekly leading pages. Previously removed (106) pages have been replaced by digitally reproduced pages, existing page condition fair.
Published by George C. Leighton, London, 1864. 684 numbered pages with illustrations and advertisements from 1864.
Some examples of the items contained in this bound volume are:
American Civil War
War in New Zealand
Kerbstone… Ler mais

Self-published, 1973. Very Good. Akira Kurosaki. A woodcut by Akira Kurosaki printed in colour on fine japanese paper. Signed & titled by the artist in pencil, it is also numbered 13 of 75 copies and dated 1973 by Akira Kurosaki. There is a small dent in top margin else very good. Size 525 x 365mm

Paris: Editions Armand et Georges Israel, 1985. Limited Edition . Two Boxes with Albums. Near Fine. Folio.. Raymond Moretti. 1985-1986 . With 30 fine original color-lithographs by MORETTI in vivid stunning colours, most of them double-spreads ( 64 x 43cm) One of 5000 copies (copy without number) Two big original boxes (36 x 47x 7cm) with Jacques Brel's artistic image (velvet-like coverings) containing each an album of loose double leaves with poems by Jacques Brel and lithographs by Moretti, as issued. Boxes with some marginal wear and markings. Text and plates FINE. (additional shipping fees will apply, please enquiry)

Paris: Jacqueline de Jong, 1967. Book. Fine. Soft cover. 1st Edition. Original lithographed wrappers. With 33 full page original lithographs (covers included) by Pierre Alechinsky, Lourdes Castro, Jacqueline de Jong, Asger Jorn, Wifredo Lam, Paul de Lussanet, Antonio Saura, Roberto Matta, Topor and many others. 30 lithographs in color, 3 black & white. Published in an edition of 2000 copies + 500 h.c. [66 pp.], 27,5 x 21,5 cm. Very fine copy. .

Good copy of a suite of 24 finely hand-coloured lithographs depicting the people of the worldComplete with all 24 illustrations by Felix Fossey and Auguste Leloir, richly hand-coloured figures on sepia-tinted backgrounds (it was also issued in sepia only)The plates depict people from five continents, with 11 from Europe, three of Asia, three of Africa, three of America and three of Oceania. Frontispiece shows the dispersion of people from the Tower of Babel. The plates show traditional inhabitants of the regions: flamenco dancers in Spain, kilted highlanders in Britain, Berbers and Arabs in Algeria, Sami people in Norway, etc. The backgrounds are atmospheric locations such as street markets, a Chinese palace courtyard with pagoda, Indian temples, Dutch windmills, Senatskaia Square in St. Petersburg, Russia, etc. Many of the scenes include fascinating vignettes. A lazaroni (leper) prostrating himself on the ground in Italy, aborigines in Australia examining flotsam from a European shipwreck, a man from… Ler mais