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20th century Fashion and accessories, including the Wardrobes of Ulla Carenby, Madame Mouna Ayoub and Jane, Lady Abby.
London, Christies, 2005. 62 pp. 342 col.ills. Softcover. Mint. [164410]
Rob Kok Old Books & PrintsProfessional sellerBook number: 164410
€ 10.00 [Appr.: US$ 11.63 | £UK 8.75 | JP¥ 1730]
ARTS PRIMITIFS. COLLECTION D'UN AMATEUR.
108 pp.; 313 lots. Text: French. Auction catalogue Christie's Paris, Samedi 15 Juin 2002. Pbk.
Ethnographic Art Books/De Verre VolkenProfessional sellerBook number: 12302
€ 20.00 [Appr.: US$ 23.25 | £UK 17.5 | JP¥ 3460]
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ARTS OF AFRICA, OCEANIA AND THE AMERICAS.
74 pp.; 52 lots, bibliography. Auction Catalogue Christie's - New York. 10 May 2012. Pbk.
Ethnographic Art Books/De Verre VolkenProfessional sellerBook number: 15604
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![Christie's. Hong Kong. 25 May 2008, Asian Contemporary Art. [in Slipcase with]: Part I & Part II](https://art-books.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/15-4626.jpg "Click to enlarge")
Asian Contemporary Art. [in Slipcase with]: Part I & Part II
Hong Kong: Christie's, 2008. Auction catalogue. 4to. 406 [pt. I], 340 [pt. II] pp. Photographs, color plates. Lots 351-567 [pt. I], lots 568-739 [pt. II]. Very good, soft covers. .
Wittenborn Art BooksProfessional sellerBook number: 15-4626
USD 70.00 [Appr.: EURO 60.25 | £UK 52.25 | JP¥ 10417]
Catalogue: Books
Christie's London the Polar Sale, Tuesday 25 September 2001.
London: Christie's, 2001. Softcover. Profusely illustrated auction catalog ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 357 pages. Near Fine.
The Complete Traveller Antiquarian BookstoreProfessional sellerBook number: 17780
USD 65.00 [Appr.: EURO 56 | £UK 48.5 | JP¥ 9673]
Catalogue: Polar Exploration
FINE AFRICAN, OCEANIC AND PRE-COLUMBIAN ART.
78 pp.; 586 lots. Auction cat. Christie's Amsterdam Thursday 20 and 21 March 1986. Amsterdam 1986. Pbk.
Ethnographic Art Books/De Verre VolkenProfessional sellerBook number: 14719
€ 15.00 [Appr.: US$ 17.44 | £UK 13.25 | JP¥ 2595]
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First Open New Media - Online Only
Christie's, 2013. Auction catalogue. 8vo. 30 pp. Photographs, color plates. Lots 501-541. Very good, soft covers. .
Wittenborn Art BooksProfessional sellerBook number: 15-4623
USD 35.00 [Appr.: EURO 30.25 | £UK 26.25 | JP¥ 5208]
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Geometry in Egyptian Art
Alec Tiranti Ltd, 1955. Hardcover. Pp: 214. A serious study (with numerous black & white illustrations) dealing with the ratios, proportions, symbolism and geometry of Egyptian art. Cond./Kwaliteit: Goed.
De SlegteProfessional sellerBook number: 1758519
€ 45.00 [Appr.: US$ 52.32 | £UK 39.25 | JP¥ 7786]
Catalogue: Kunst
Gerhard Richter: Zwei Liebespaare
Paperback; 2008; London : Christie's; Conditie: Goed; Paperback, illustrated in colour and b/w, oblong (circa 23x30cm). + added 2 small stapled booklets about Gerhard Richter.; Engels
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Catalogue: Kunst/Fotografie
Keywords: Fotografie (Kunst)
The hound of death. And other stories
Odhams Press, 1933. Ed./Druk: 1e druk. Linnen band. Pp: 247. First edition. Cond./Kwaliteit: Redelijk.
De SlegteProfessional sellerBook number: 4054440
€ 145.00 [Appr.: US$ 168.59 | £UK 125.75 | JP¥ 25088]
Catalogue: Literatuur anderstalig
Important Impressionist and modern paintings and sculpture. Monday November 14, 1988.
New York: Christie's, 1988; 4to (27.5cm), 90(+10)pp., black-white and colour illustrations, glossary, hardcover w. dustjacket. V. good copy. Scarce in NL.
¶ Sale of the property of William & Edith Mayer Goetz. Sales catalogue.
¶ Sale of the property of William & Edith Mayer Goetz. Sales catalogue.
Serendipity, NLProfessional sellerBook number: 10186
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In aller Freundschaft. Die besten Einsendungen zum Agatha-Christie-Krimipreis 2007
Fischer 2007. Taschenbuch Sehr guter Zustand, ohne Namenseintrag, ISBN: 3596176883. Sehr gut - gebraucht
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Catalogue: Ratgeber
Judaica Books, Manuscripts, Works of Art and Pictures.
Amsterdam, Christie's. 1990. Soft Cover. l 4to. 470 nos. 181pp. With numerous illus. & plates in b/w. Wrs.
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Leo's Artists: Walton Ford & Leonardo Dicaprio; Basquiat the Scenester; Venice: The Game Begins; American Legend: Andy Williams
Christie's, 2013. Auction catalogue. 4to. Photographs, color plates. Very good, soft cover. .
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![[William Harvey (or Harvie?) Christie]., A Love Story. By a Bushman.](https://www.richardneylon.com/Gallery/Gallery_Illustrations/Christie11220b.jpg "Click to enlarge")
A Love Story. By a Bushman.
Sydney, G.W. Evans 1841. Octavo, two volumes bound together in contemporary half calf (front cover detached and most of the spine gone). An old repair to the title page, a bit foxed but pretty good; one leaf was creased while printing, not significant. The author's daughter's copy but presented not by him but her husband, Charles Kemp of Kemp and Fairfax, printers of the book. It is inscribed "Stella Kemp, 1841. C.K."
¶ Only edition of this Sydney fiction incunabulum. The Australasian Chronicle (August 7 1841) gave this a lot of space, mostly due to the duty to "encourage the first blossoms of Australian literaure" and pads it out with lengthy quotes. The reviewer strives for kindness but in the end we're left with the notion that he was most impressed by an elegant two volume novel (price one guinea) being produced in Sydney. The Sydney Herald of the same date is equally generous with space padded by quotes, more generous about the author's ability, given a thoughtfully judicious approach. The reviewer protests a bit much that they know nothing about the author's identity; perhaps necessary as Kemp may well have written the review. First into print were The Australian and The Sydney Gazette (both August 5) each with a one paragraph notice of the book in which more words praise the book's production than the writing. I didn't find a review in either paper. The Port Phillip Gazette (October 2) is way less encouraging about the author's abilities but still devotes three quarters of a page, thanks to padding, to the book. At the end we learn that what is reviewed is volume one and I realised that none of the reviews suggest that volume two was opened and that no-one remarks on the Australian episodes. Nor does any reviewer mention the existence of another Australian novel - despite the notice in the Chronicle the day before their review telling us that this was the second novel from the Australian press and both were by the same author. The dutiful Port Phillip Gazeete did return with volume two (October 2) but it's hard to tell whether anyone but the typesetter read much of the book. A writer to The Temperance Advocate (September 15 1841) wrote rapturously about the book but he hadn't read it and was under the impression that it was the first ever Australian novel. Forgivable, since the Advocate had said so on August 11. Word, at least, of the book had reached Hobart by the end of August but I found no review. I would have guessed that Hobart patriots rushed to refute Sydney's claim to the first novel. Not so. Christie was a card carrying member of the when-in-doubt-kill-someone school. No-one has a good time from what I can see. H.M. Green condemned this as "rubbish" in passing, so passing that it wasn't worth indexing. You can find it on p280 of his History of Australian Literature. Green was furious about the amount of space given to our Love Story by Barton in his Literature in New South Wales (1866) but that may have more to do with it being Barton's first fiction entry and that he had read it. It's not a kind review. This is maybe the only copy I've traced that wasn't a gift to someone valuable to his career.
¶ Only edition of this Sydney fiction incunabulum. The Australasian Chronicle (August 7 1841) gave this a lot of space, mostly due to the duty to "encourage the first blossoms of Australian literaure" and pads it out with lengthy quotes. The reviewer strives for kindness but in the end we're left with the notion that he was most impressed by an elegant two volume novel (price one guinea) being produced in Sydney. The Sydney Herald of the same date is equally generous with space padded by quotes, more generous about the author's ability, given a thoughtfully judicious approach. The reviewer protests a bit much that they know nothing about the author's identity; perhaps necessary as Kemp may well have written the review. First into print were The Australian and The Sydney Gazette (both August 5) each with a one paragraph notice of the book in which more words praise the book's production than the writing. I didn't find a review in either paper. The Port Phillip Gazette (October 2) is way less encouraging about the author's abilities but still devotes three quarters of a page, thanks to padding, to the book. At the end we learn that what is reviewed is volume one and I realised that none of the reviews suggest that volume two was opened and that no-one remarks on the Australian episodes. Nor does any reviewer mention the existence of another Australian novel - despite the notice in the Chronicle the day before their review telling us that this was the second novel from the Australian press and both were by the same author. The dutiful Port Phillip Gazeete did return with volume two (October 2) but it's hard to tell whether anyone but the typesetter read much of the book. A writer to The Temperance Advocate (September 15 1841) wrote rapturously about the book but he hadn't read it and was under the impression that it was the first ever Australian novel. Forgivable, since the Advocate had said so on August 11. Word, at least, of the book had reached Hobart by the end of August but I found no review. I would have guessed that Hobart patriots rushed to refute Sydney's claim to the first novel. Not so. Christie was a card carrying member of the when-in-doubt-kill-someone school. No-one has a good time from what I can see. H.M. Green condemned this as "rubbish" in passing, so passing that it wasn't worth indexing. You can find it on p280 of his History of Australian Literature. Green was furious about the amount of space given to our Love Story by Barton in his Literature in New South Wales (1866) but that may have more to do with it being Barton's first fiction entry and that he had read it. It's not a kind review. This is maybe the only copy I've traced that wasn't a gift to someone valuable to his career.
Richard Neylon, BooksellerProfessional sellerBook number: 11220
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Keywords: literature fiction c19th Australia
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