Academy Notes, January 1916

Buffalo, NY, The Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Albright Art Gallery, 1916. Paperback. Tan paper wraps, string binding. 32 pp. 24 BW plates. "Published quarterly with illustrations." Volume XI, No. 1. G. Wraps show significant edge wear/loss. Contents show very faint staining, with aged but very readable contents.

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Book number: 171539

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art; Serials ; Academy Notes ; ;

American Prints 1915-1945: A Documentary

Chicago, Pia Gallo, 1981. Paperback. Tan stapled wraps. [27] pp. 23 BW plates. Catalog I. Price list inserted. Scarce. VG-. Covers tanned, lightly soiled. Clean pages.

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Book number: 171369

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art; Prints ; American Prints ; ;

The Art Journal New Series

New York, D. Appleton & Co, 1875. Hardcover. Brown leather boards with gilt lettering and design elements. Gilt lettering on 4 raised band spine. 384 pgs. Illustrations. Good Cover has general wear, fading, leather. Bookblock has age toning, some page edge wear. Interior pages have age toning. Previous owners bookplate on inside front cover.

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Book number: 189745

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art, Periodicals ; American Art ; ;

Bulletin of the American Art-Union: Containing the Plan of the Institution, List of It's Officers, and Catalogue of Paintings, and Other Works of Art (No. 4, June 10, 1848); Published Semi-Monthly

New York, 497 Broadway, 1848. Softbound. 14 pp. a few pages closely trimmed at the base with partial loss of one line of content. The catalogue for 1848, which begins on page 5, lists 100 works to be distributed. Included among these works is the Voyage of Life by Thomas Cole (item 100, four paintings as one lot, later distributed to Brodt of Binghampton, NY) as well as one other work by Cole. Additionally, there are 35 additional works (251-285) being hung in the gallery which "are the property of individuals, and have been placed in the Gallery for the gratification of the friends of Art." These items are sequentially numbered beginning with 251 They include 3 additional works by Cole, as well as the iconic work by Frederic E. Church titled "To the Memory of Cole." Many of these loaned works give the present owners' name. Fair+, outer wraps missing. Final 2 sheets of No. 3 issue precede the block of this issue, being disbound from a larger volume. Sheets are fragile .

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Book number: 189492

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; American Art-Union ; ;

Bulletin of the American Art-Union: Containing the Plan of the Institution, List of It's Officers, and Catalogue of Paintings, and Other Works of Art (No. 7, July 25, 1848); Published Semi-Monthly

New York, 497 Broadway, 1848. Softbound. 16 pp. + 16 pp. Supplement listing most recnt members by name and city. The catalogue for 1848, which begins on page 5, lists 115 works to be distributed. Included among these works is the Voyage of Life by Thomas Cole item 100, four paintings as one lot, (later distributed to Brodt of Binghampton, NY) as well as one other work by Cole. Additionally, there are 42 additional works (discontinuously numbered 166-276) being hung in the gallery which "are the property of individuals, and have been placed in the Gallery for the gratification of the friends of Art." Many of these loaned works give the present owners' name. Good+, outer wraps missing. Oval Mercantile Library stamp on title-page Disbound from a larger volume. Sheets are fragile .

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Book number: 189493

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; American Art-Union ; ;

Bulletin of the American Art-Union: Containing the Plan of the Institution, List of It's Officers, and Catalogue of Paintings, and Other Works of Art (No. 13 Oct 25, 1848); Published Semi-Monthly

New York, 497 Broadway, 1848. Softbound. 24 pp. The catalogue for 1848, which begins on page 5, lists 248 works to be distributed. Included among these works is the Voyage of Life by Thomas Cole item 100, four paintings as one lot, (later distributed to Brodt of Binghampton, NY) as well as one other work by Cole. Additionally, there are 5 additional works (discontinuously numbered 252-370) being hung in the gallery which "are the property of individuals, and have been placed in the Gallery for the gratification of the friends of Art." Many of these loaned works give the present owners' name. Good+, outer wraps missing. Oval Mercantile Library stamp on title-page as well as large circular stamp of a periodical reseller named W.C. Little of Albany, NY. Disbound from a larger volume. Sheets are fragile .

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Book number: 189496

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; American Art-Union ; ;

Bulletin of the American Art-Union: Containing the Plan of the Institution, List of It's Officers, and Catalogue of Paintings, and Other Works of Art (No. 15 Nov. 25, 1848); Published Semi-Monthly

New York, 497 Broadway, 1848. Softbound. 32 pp. The catalogue for 1848, which begins on page 5, lists 289 works to be distributed. Included among these works is the Voyage of Life by Thomas Cole item 100, four paintings as one lot, (later distributed to Brodt of Binghampton, NY) as well as one other work by Cole. Also has many pages devoted to a listing of some members. Good+, outer wraps missing. Oval Mercantile Library stamp on title-page as well as large circular stamp of a periodical reseller named W.C. Little of Albany, NY. Disbound from a larger volume. Sheets are fragile .

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Book number: 189498

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; American Art-Union ; ;

Catalogue of the Private Collection of Paintings and Sculpture Belonging to Mr. James H. Stebbins New York

New York, American Art Association, 1889. Limited edition de Luxe #75/500 copies. Hardbound. Blue cloth with gilt title over original sheets. Original covers are NOT bound in. With 40 zinc etchings, and 24 etchings signed by the artist-etcher. Signatures include Thomas Moran, Frederick Dielman, S. J. Ferris, C. V. Turner, F. Raubicheck, R. Swain Gifford, Wm. St. John Harper, Stephen Parrish, Gerome Ferris, G. Mercier, Hamilton Hamilton, F. W. Freer. A very nice copy, well-preserved. This De Luxe edition of the catalogue is a real keeper. Eighty works are listed, almost all of them illustrated. Also includes small vignettes of most represented artists. The signed etchings are in VG condition and all are present. VG, some isolated smudging or foxing, nothing affecting the plates or etchings but comes close a couple times. A solid, and tight copy well-preserved. Exlibrary with perforation stamp on title-page and a tiny withdrawn stamp, otherwise no markings .

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Book number: 140239

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: Zzzdl ; Stebbins Collection ; ; Collections - American Art

Catalogue of the Exhibition of the New-York Gallery of the Fine Arts, Now Open at the Rooms of the National Academy of Design

New York, E. B. Clayton & Sons, 1850. Greenish sewn wraps. 21 pp. This is a copy of the original. Includes a listing of the Luman Reed Collection, which formed the nucleus of the Gallery of The FIne Arts. The GOTFA was established for the express purpose of keeping the Luman Reed collection together after Reed's death. It is now housed in it's entirety in the New York Historical Society. Lists 99 paintings, 4 sculptures and 87 other works in the Gallery of The Old Masters (numbered 1-103 + 4 loaned portraits). VG, ex archival art library never used .

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Book number: 189562

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; Gallery of the Fine Arts, Ny ; ; Museum Exhibitions - American Art

Contemporary Art Evening Auction: New York 11 November 2014

New York, Sotheby's, 2014. Softcover. White wraps with illustration and gilt lettering. 474 pp. Profusely illustrated with color plates, some folded. Catalog for an auction taking place in New York City. Includes index of artists. VG, some shelf wear, otherwise clean .

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Book number: 177711

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; Sotheby's ; ; Auction Catalogues - American

Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale, 7 May 2014, Sotheby's New York Auction Sale Catalogue No N09139

New York, Sotheby's, 2014. Softcover. Gray illustrated wraps with silver and black text. Profusely illustrated throughout, some plates folded. 311 pp. Published in conjunction with auction. G+, some warping and staining of cover, images and text clean .

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Book number: 177714

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art ; Sotheby's ; ; Auction Catalogues - American

January 5 - 31, 1969 Barry Huebler Kosuth Weiner

New York, Seth Siegelaub, 1969. Hardcover. Plastic spiral bound thick card covers with printed title in center. 12 bound sheets, some blank (24) pages with text and bw photographs / illustrations. A conceptual art piece designed as a catalogue. 22 pages of photos and text by Robert Barry, Douglas Huebler, Joseph Kosuth, and Lawrence Weiner. Scarce. Siegelaub has been described on Wiki as: "He was the first exhibition organizer to specialize in dealing with conceptual art, holding group exhibitions that had no existence outside of the catalogue. and was an active "independent curator", organizing 21 art exhibitions, books, catalogues and projects,[6] throughout the USA, Canada and Europe between February 1968 and July 1971 in a wide range of new and original formats, including several important group shows, such as "The Xeroxbook" in December 1968, and "January 5-31, 1969" exhibition, which contained no objects, no paintings and no sculptures. VG age spotting on cover, internally VG .

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Book number: 170793

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Artists ; Conceptual Art ; ; Museum Exhibitions - American Art

The Kent Collector (47 Issues)

New York, George Spector. Softcover. Loose papers bound in plastic folders. Each issue individualy paginated. b/w Illustrations. Numerous articles per issue. This is a comprehensive selection from the long running Kent Collector Quarterly publication. Very Good. All plastic covers have general wear with some creasing, tearing. Bookblocks have age toning and some foxing Interior pages have wear. Many issues held together with paper clips due to damaged pastic binding .

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Book number: 190211

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art, Periodicals, Rockwell Kent ; Rockwell Kent ; ; American Art Periodicals

The Lamps of Tiffany : Highlights of the Egon and Hildegard Neustadt Collection

Miami Beach, FL, Lowe Art Museum, 1993. Paperback. Yellow paper wraps with color photograph. Pink spine. 39 pages : color illustrations. Includes bibliographical references (page 39. VG Cover has some minor wear .

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Book number: 182540

Catalogue: Museum Exhibitions - American Art

Keywords: Museum Exhibitions, Lamps ; Tiffany Lamps ; ; Museum Exhibitions, Lamps

Little Known Early American Portrait Painters [No. 2]

Boston, The Copley Gallery, 1930. Softcover. Grayish stapled wraps. [12] pp. 9 BW illustrations. No date specified, though WorldCat estimates 1930. Artists discussed are John Greenwood, Nathaniel Emmons, Winthrop Chandler, Benjamin Blyth, Henry Sargent, William Verstille, Robert Field, Lawrence Kilburn, and William Lovett. G. Stamps to front cover, sticker remnant, and general wear and soiling. Binding beneath bottom staple is loose, but binding still holds. Contents are aged but generally clean.

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Book number: 170628

Catalogue: American Art

Keywords: American Art; American Artists; Portraits ; Copley Gallery ; ;