FS: ARTEXT -- Modern Sculpture Catalogue (Part 2)
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Part II -- Monographs O-Z and General Books
(OLDENBURG #A3405)
Celant, Germano. A Bottle of Notes and Some Voyages: CLAES
OLDENBURG, COOSJE VAN BRUGGEN. 234 pp., more than 200 color and
b&w illus., chronol. of large-scale projects 1976-88, bibliog. An
important catalogue. 4to, stiff wrps., pictorial d.j. Sunderland,
Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, 1988. Two tiny closed tears at
head of d.j., else fine bright copy. $55.00.
(OLDENBURG #A3408)
Fuchs, R. H. CLAES OLDENBURG: Large-Scale Projects, 1977-1980. A
Chronicle by Coosje van Bruggen and Claes Oldenburg, Based on Notes,
Statements, Contracts, Correspondance, and other Documents. 100
pp. text and catalogue, many color illus. 4to, wrps. New York,
Rizzoli, 1980. Near-fine. $45.00.
(OLDENBURG #A3389)
Haskell, Barbara. CLAES OLDENBURG: Object Into Monument. 136
pp. exhib. cat., profusely illus., some in color, chronol., bibliog.
Extensive notes on each of the monuments with preparatory sketches.
4to, wrps. Pasadena Art Museum, 1971. V.G. Some wear to corners and
edges, foot of spine taped. $45.00.
(OLDENBURG #A4174)
Minneapolis. Walker Art Center. OLDENBURG: Six Themes. 100 pp.,
well illus., some in color. Intro. by Martin Friedman. Interviews with
Oldenburg. SIGNED INSCRIPTION BY ARTIST to collector. Square 4to,
wrps. 1975. V.G. Small chip lower edge front cover. $110.00.
(OLDENBURG #A3442)
OLDENBURG, CLAES. Proposals for Monuments and Buildings
1965-69. 196 pp., many reproductions of sketches. An important
text. Oblong 4to, cloth. Chicago, Big Table, 1969. Missing d.j., else
v.g. $45.00.
(OLDENBURG #A4227)
OLDENBURG, CLAES. Raw Notes. Documents and Scripts of the
Performances: Stars, Moveyhouse, Massage, The Typewriter. 227 pp.
scripts, xvii pp. additional annotations by Oldenburg, LXIII pp,
illus. of orig. manuscripts. Thorough publication. Stout 4to, stiff
self-wrps. Halifax, Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, 1973.
Near-fine. (Light scuffing folds and lower edge, with tiny abrasion
rear edge.) Interior mint. $110.00.
(OLDENBURG #A3858)
OLDENBURG, CLAES and COOSJE VAN BRUGGEN. Il Corso del Coltello /
The Course of the Knife. 239 pp., more than 600 color and b&w
illus. Texts by G. Celant, Oldenburg, van Bruggen, Frank O. Gehry.
Large 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Rizzoli, 1986. Fine/Fine. $50.00.
(OLDENBURG #A4742)
Rose, Barbara. OLDENBURG. 221 pp., well illus. Exhibition
checklist booklet laid in. Oblong folio, soft plastic covers. N.Y.,
MOMA, 1969. V.G. Several vertical cover dents in soft plastic.
$135.00.
(PEPPER #A2047)
Krauss, Rosalind E. BEVERLY PEPPER, Sculpture in Place. 179 pp.
exhib. cat., 183 illus., over 70 in color. Chronol., exhibs.,
installations, bibliog. Large 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Abbeville and
Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, 1986. Fine/Near-fine. $60.00.
(PEPPER #A1693)
Krauss, Rosalind E. BEVERLY PEPPER, Sculpture in Place. 179 pp.
exhib. cat., 183 illus., over 70 in color. Chronol., exhibs.,
installations, bibliog. Large 4to, wrps. New York, Abbeville and
Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, 1986. Tiny abrasion rear cover
edge, else near-fine bright copy. $30.00.
(PEPPER #A3753)
New York. Marborough. BEVERLY PEPPER, Recent Sculpture. 32 pp.
exhib. cat., 22 illus., 8 in color. Text by Jan van der Marck. 4to,
wrps, clear plastic d.j. 1969. V.g.+, in edge-chipped plastic d.j.
$12.00.
(PICASSO #A1523)
Leiris, Michel. A Suite of 180 Drawings by PICASSO. Small
format reproduction of Suite of 180 Drawings (from 28 Nov. 1953-3 Feb.
1954 0 orig. pub. in double number 29/30 of Verve (1954.) Also
includes: Michel Leiris, "Picasso and the Human Comedy" and intro. by
Rebecca West. 8vo, wrps. New York, Vintage, 1954. Price removed from
front cover, spine somewhat sunned, else near-fine tight copy.
Near-fine. $20.00.
(PICASSO #A1205)
Penrose, Roland. The Sculpture of PICASSO. 232 pp. include 260
beautiful b&w illustrations, 1 tipped-in color plate. Chronol. by
A. Legg. Large 4to, stiff-wrps. New York, MOMA, 1967. Slight wear edge
of spine, orig. price sticker front cover, else near-fine. $35.00.
(PICASSO #A1546)
Rothschild, Deborah Menaker. PICASSO'S "Parade": From Street to
Stage. 280 pp., 239 illus., 17 in color. Major scholarly text on
Picasso's collaboration with Cocteau, Satie and Massine; bibliog.
Large 4to, wrps. London, Sotheby's, 1991. Fine. $23.00.
(PICASSO #A1547)
Warncke, Carsten Peter & Ingo F. Walther. PABLO PICASSO
1881-1973. 2 Vols: 740 pp., 962 color illus. and 474 b&w.
Superb illustrations including many works not commonly reproduced. The
large format version. Thick 4to, cloth, d.j. Koln, Benedikt Taschen,
1994. New. $80.00.
(REGINATO #A3194)
New York. Adelson Galleries, Inc. PETER REGINATO, Recent
Sculpture. 16 pp. exhib. catalogue, 16 illus., 8 full page color
plates, chronol., exhibs., bibliog. Essay by Peter Clothier. 4to,
stiff self-wrps. 1992. Mint. $15.00.
(REMINGTON #A3825)
Splete, Allen P. and Marilyn D. Splete, eds. FREDERIC REMINGTON -
Selected Letters. 483 pp., bibliog., letter collections, index.
Interesting letters, with useful footnotes by the editors. Stout 8vo,
cloth, d.j. New York, Abbeville, 1987. Fine, in near-fine d.j. with
slight rubbing lower edge, two tiny short closed tears. $20.00.
(RODIN #A1249)
Champigneulle, Bernard. RODIN. 288 pp. include 132 plates, 16
in color. Small 4to, wrps. New York and Toronto, Oxford University
Press, 1980 reprint of 1967 edition. Near-fine. $20.00.
(RODIN #A2478)
Elsen, Albert E. RODIN. 228 pp., 159 beautiful b&w, 4 color
plates, biog., bibliog., annotated list of illlus., index. Small 4to,
cloth, d.j. New York, MOMA, 1967. Short closed tear & crease rear
panel of d.j., edges dust-soiled, else v.g.+/v.g.+. $35.00.
(RODIN #A2334)
Elsen, Albert E. RODIN's Thinker and the Dilemnas of Modern Public
Sculpture. 175 pp., 75 b&w illus., bibliog. An important piece
of Rodin scholarship on a very topical issue. Square 8vo, 1/4 cloth,
d.j. New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1985. Slight fading to boards along
top edge, d.j. lightly scuffed with a little rubbing at corners, else
near-fine/near-fine. $45.00.
(RODIN #A1252)
RODIN, AUGUSTE. L'Art, Entretiens reunis par Paul Gsell. 318
pp., over 100 b&w illus. Good heavy paperstock. Thick 4to, wrps.
Paris, Bernard Grasset, 1912 (Huitieme edition). Please note:
considerable wear and some chipping, crinkling to spine of cover which
has come unglued. Front and back covers some soiling. Inside the book
is in very good condition: pages uncut (and unread). Needs a home.
$35.00.
(RODIN #A1897)
Washington, D.C. National Gallery of Art. RODIN Rediscovered.
348 pp., well illus. Important critical texts. 4to, wrps. 1981. Very
slight abrasions spine edge, top front corner, else fine crisp copy.
$36.00.
(SAMARAS #A3779)
Chicago. Museum of Contemporary Art. LUCAS SAMARAS: Boxes.
Unpag. stapled exhib. cat., 48 b&w, 1 color plate. Essay by Joan
C. Siegfried. Square 4to, wrps. 1971. Fine. $25.00.
(SAMARAS #A4675)
New York. Whitney Museum of American Art. LUCAS SAMARAS by LUCAS
SAMARAS. Unpag. exhib. cat. (approx. 75 pp.) with over 100 illus.,
7 full or double-page color plates, bibliog., checklist of 377 works.
Cover design by Samaras consists of x-rays of the artist's head. The
considerable text by Samaras is a valuable commentary on each of his
series. 4to, stiff wrps. 1972. About near-fine with a bit of rubbing
to corners and edges. $47.00.
(SCOTT #A1257)
Boston. Museum of Fine Arts. TIM SCOTT, The Bird in Arras
Series. Unpaginated exhib. cat., 6 plates (4 in color), including
essay by Kenworth Moffett. Square 4to, wrps. 1972. Near-fine.
$20.00.
(SEGAL #A3444)
New York. Sidney Janis. New Sculpture by GEORGE SEGAL. Unpag.
(16 pp.) exhib. cat., 14 illus., checklist of 26 works. Small 4to,
stapled wrps., cut-out key-hole cover. 1973. V.G. or better. Spine
edge and corners a bit rubbed. $25.00.
(SINGER #A2789)
Waldman, Diane. MICHAEL SINGER. 84 pp., 54 b&w illus. and
figs., 3 in color, biog., exhibs., bibliog., colls. Small square 4to,
wrps. New York, Guggenheim Museum, 1984. Fine/Fine. Edition of 3000.
$30.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1990)
ARTS Magazine. Vol. 34, No. 5 (February 1960). Special issue:
DAVID SMITH. Article by Hilton Kramer. David Smith's "Notes on my
Work". Large 4to, wrps. Somewhat worn and creased. V.g. $20.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1267)
Art in America. Vol. 54, No.1, January-February 1966. Special
feature on DAVID SMITH. Essays by Dorothy Dehner, Marion Willard,
Cleve Gray, Clement Greenberg, short testimonials by numerous critics,
photographs by Dan Budnik and Ugo Mulas 4to, wrps. Corners and lower
spine edge slightly bumped, two small stains along lower side edge of
cover, occasional minor soiling, overall v.g. $30.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1268)
Cambridge, MA. Fogg Art Museum. DAVID SMITH, 1906-1965: A
Retrospective Exhibition. 107 pp. with profuse b&w illus.,
handlist of sculpture, essay by Jane Harrison Cone. Small 4to, wrps.
1966. Spine yellowed with small abrasion, else bright near-fine copy.
$60.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1270)
Fry, Edward F. and Miranda McClintic. DAVID SMITH. Painter,
Sculptor, Draftsman. 144 pp. with 117 plates, 32 in color. 4to,
wrps. New York, Braziller, in association with Hirshhorn Museum,
1982. V.g.+ clean bright copy. $20.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1271)
Krauss, Rosalind. Terminal Iron Works: The Sculpture of DAVID
SMITH. 187 pp. with 148 b&w illustrations. A classic study of
this artist. 4to, cloth, orig. plastic d.j. Cambridge, MIT Press,
1979. D.j. chipped, else near-fine. $150.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1272)
McCoy, Garnett, ed. DAVID SMITH. 231 pp. with 62 illustrations.
Small 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Praeger, 1973. Fine bright copy in
near-fine d.j. (slight surface bubbling.) $85.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1273)
Museum of Modern Art Bulletin. Vol. 25, no. 1, 1957. Special
issue: DAVID SMITH. 36 pp. essay by Sam Hunter, numerous illus.,
chronol. Bibliog. by B. Karpel. Small 4to, wrps. A little wrinkled,
short tear spine edge. Generally v.g. $12.00.
(SMITH, DAVID #A1274)
New York. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. DAVID SMITH. Excellent
182 pp. exhib. catalogue by Edward F.Fry, with over 100 b&w
illustrations and 12 color plates. Includes orig. checklist of N.Y.
show. Large 4to, cloth, d.j. 1969. Unusually fine copy. $150.00.
(SMITHSON #A4522)
Shapiro, Gary. Earthwards: ROBERT SMITHSON and Art after Babel.
271 pp., 38 b&w illus., notes with bibliog., index. Important new
monograph on Smithson and site-specific artistic production. Square
8vo, cloth, d.j. First ed. Berkeley, Univ. of California, 1995.
Fine/Fine. (Pub. at $35.00). $30.00.
(STEINER #A1275)
Boston. Museum of Fine Arts. MICHAEL STEINER. Unpag. (23pp.)
exh. cat., 17 b&w plates, 2 color cover plates. Essay by Kenworth
Moffett, exhibs., bibliog. Oblong 4to, wrps. 1974. Near-fine.
$25.00.
(STEINER #A3545)
New York. Andre Emmerich. MICHAEL STEINER: New Sculpture.
Unpag. (15 pp.)exhib. cat. 13 full-page illus., 4 in color (cover
plates). Essay by Dominique Fourcade. Text in French/English. 4to,
pictorial self-wrps, 1983. Near-fine. $20.00.
(STEINER #A1276)
Zurich. Galerie Andre Emmerich. MICHAEL STEINER, Neue
Skulpturen. 25 pp. catalogue includes 10 b&w plates; major
essay by Dominique Fourcade in French and German. Oblong 8vo, wrps.
1977. Slight spotting front cover, else v.g.+. $20.00.
(STELLA #A1283)
Waltham, MA. Rose Art Museum, Brandeis Univ. FRANK STELLA: Metallic
Reliefs. 12 pp. exhib. cat, with essay by Carl Belz, 8 separate
color plates. 4to, wrps, color plates, as issued in laminated pocket
folder. Edition of 1000. 1979. Fine. $25.00.
(SUBIRA-PUIG #A4809)
Jardi, Enric. SUBIRA-PUIG o el Latido de la Madera. 93 pp., 33
full-page b&w illus., chart of the different regional woods used
in Subira-Puig's sculptures, chronol., bibliog. Text (trans. from
Catalan) is in Spanish / French / English. Square 8vo, cloth, d.j.
Barcelona, Poligrafa, 1978. V.G.+/Near-fine. $22.50.
(TINGUELY #A3101)
Hulten, Pontus. JEAN TINGUELY: A Magic Stronger Than Death. 383
pp. exhib. cat. published to accompany the retrospective at the
Palazzo Grassi, Venice. Hundreds of illus. in color and b&w,
biog., exhibs., events, extensive bibliog., index of names and
places.Texts by Hulten, Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle. Stout 4to,
cloth, d.j. First U.S. edition. New York, Abbeville, 1987. Fine/Fine.
$75.00.
(TROCKEL #A1711)
Stich, Sidra. ROSEMARIE TROCKEL. 144 pp., 36 b&w, 45 color
plates. Good bibliog., exhibs. Essays by Sidra Stich and Elizabeth
Sussman. 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Prestel, 1991. As new. $85.00.
(TROVA #A1988)
New York. The Pace Gallery. TROVA: The Profile Cantos. Unpag.
exhib. cat., 16 illus., 2 in color. Intro. by Udo Kulturmann. Oblong
4to, stapled wrps. 1973. Some age-yellowing, else near-fine.
$10.00.
(TURNBULL #A2330)
London. The Tate Gallery. WILLIAM TURNBULL: Sculpture and
Painting. 76 pp. exhib. cat., 169 illus., 18 in color, biog.,
exhibs., bibliog. Text by Richard Morphet. Folio, wrps. 1973.
Near-fine. $32.00.
(TURNBULL #A3430)
TURNBULL, GRACE H. Chips From My Chisel. 256 pp., 64 pp.
b&w illus., mostly of work. Autobiog. of lesser-known American
painter/sculptor (b.1880) who studied in Europe, Red Cross volunteer
in Europe in WWI, author of several books. The text quotes extensively
from letters written throughout her life. Large 8vo, cloth, d.j.
Rindge, Richard R. Smith, 1953. Near-fine, in d.j. with scotch tape
running along upper and lower edges for no apparent reason.
$45.00.
(WAUGH #A2726)
Cunningham, John J., ed. SIDNEY WAUGH. American Sculptor's
Series, No. 6. 63 pp., 64 full-page b&w illus. of work in all
media 1929-47. Artist's credo, brief biog., colls. 8vo, boards, cloth
spine, no d.j. (as issued). New York, W.W. Norton, 1948. V.G. Covers a
little scuffed, corners rubbed, short abrasion rear board. $22.00.
(WEEMS #A3388)
WEEMS, KATHERINE LANE. Odds Were Against Me: A Memoir. 162 pp.,
24 illus. Autobiography of American sculptor known for her animal
pieces. 8vo, cloth, d.j. First edition. New York, Vantage Press, 1985.
Near-fine, in wrinkled scuffed d.j. $22.00.
(WILLIAMS #A2728)
Cunningham, John J., ed. WHEELER WILLIAMS. American Sculptor's
Series, No. 1. 63 pp., 53 full-page b&w illus. of work.
(Portraits, animal sculpture, garden sculpture.) Artist's credo,
brief biog., colls. 8vo, boards, cloth spine, no d.j. (as issued). New
York, W.W. Norton, 1948. V.G. Covers a little scuffed, edges rubbed, a
touch of fading rear board. $22.50.
(ZORACH #A3429)
ZORACH, WILLIAM. Art is My Life: The Autobiography. 205 pp., 85
b&w illus., index. Wonderfully unpretentious account of a life
shared with fellow artist Marguerite Zorach. Small 4to, cloth, d.j.
Cleveland and New York, The World, 1967. V.G./G+. Dustjacket is
scuffed, chipped, with numerous tears. $30.00.
(ZORACH #A4552)
ZORACH, WILLIAM. ZORACH Explains Sculpture: What it Means and How
it is Made. 308 pp., over 250 illus. and technical drawings,
index. Considerable attention to casting techniques as well as carving
and modelling; brief chapter on welding by Winslow Eaves.Topical
how-to approach with examples from Mexican stone carving, Greek
bronzes, Chinese jades to Rodin, Lipchitz, Moore and Zorach's own
work. A book for sculptors by a sculptor. 8vo, cloth. New York, Tudor,
1960. Missing d.j., minor faint soiling to covers. V.g.+. $30.00.
General Books:
(ARMSTRONG #A3006)
ARMSTRONG, RICHARD and Richard Marshall. The New Sculpture 1965-75:
Between Geometry and Gesture. 355 pp. exhib. cat., 248 illus.,
approx. 40 in color. Excellent compendium of writings by Armstrong,
Hanhardt, Pincus-Witten, Lippard, Krauss, Leider, et al, on 8
sculptors: Hesse, Smithson, Tuttle, Nauman, Serra, Le Va, Saret,
Sonnier, Benglis, Shapiro. An important catalogue. Stout 4to, wrps.
1990. Near-fine. (Pub. at $60.) $45.00.
(CASSON #A3279)
KASSON, JOY S. Marble Queens & Captives: Women in
Nineteenth-Century American Sculpture. 293 pp., 103 illus., notes,
bibliog., index. A combination of gender studies and social history
approach to the neo-classical idealization of women in American
Victorian era sculpture. 4to, cloth, d.j. First ed. New Haven and
London, Yale Univ. Press, 1990. New. (Pub. at $40). $36.00.
(COLUMBUS #A3882)
COLUMBUS. Columbus Gallery of FIne Arts. Aspects of Irish Art.
113 pp. exhib. cat., approx. 135 b&w illus., 1 color coverplate.
More than 100 artists and craftspersons represented. Texts by Denys
Sutton, Edward McParland, Kurt Ticher, James White, Terence de Vere
White. Small 4to, wrps. 1974. Near-fine. $17.50.
(FERBER #A1026)
GOOSEN, E.C., R. Goldwater and I. Sandler. FERBER, HARE, LASSAW,
Three American Sculptors. 75 pp., 30 b&w, 9 tipped-in color
plates. Three critical essays. 4to, wrps. First edition. New York,
Grove Press, 1959. Spine edge rubbed, else near-fine. $45.00.
(GAMWELL #A3693)
GAMWELL, LYNN and RICHARD WELLS, eds. Sigmund Freud and Art: His
Personal Collection of Antiquities. 192 pp., 100 illus. and
photos, most in full-page color. Texts by Peter Gay, L. Gamwell, D.
Kuspit, E.H. Spitz, M.S. Bergmann with appendix on Freud's library of
books related to antiquities. 4to, wrps. Binghamton, SUNY and the
Freud Museum, London, 1989. Very slight corner scuffing, else new
crisp copy. $22.45.
(KAMON #A3813)
KAMON, YASUO, ed. Modern Art of Japan Since 1950: Sculpture.
215 pp., approx. 133 full-page color plates, over 60 b&w illus.,
dual-lang. text in English/Japanese. Folio, cloth, d.j., papered
slipcase. Keishosha, 1985. Fine/Fine in near-fine+ slipcase.
$130.00.
(KIRBY #A2768)
KIRBY, MICHAEL. The Art of Time: Essays on the Avant-Garde. 255
pp. Essays on theater, dance, sculpture, uses of film, kinesis. 8vo,
wrps. First ed. (Original) New York, Dutton, 1969. Spine creased, else
tight near-fine. $30.00.
(LONDON #A1156)
LONDON. Hayward Gallery. The Condition of Sculpture. A selection of
recent sculpture by younger British and foreign artists. 100 pp.,
well illus. Intro. by William Tucker. Important reference on abstract
sculpture of the mid-70s (41 sculptors represented.) 4to, wrps. 1975.
Very slight fading to spine, else near-fine. $45.00.
(LOS ANGELES #A1157)
LOS ANGELES. County Museum of Art. American Sculpture of the
Sixties. 259 pp. important exhib. cat., well illus. Intro. by
Maurice Tuchman with critical essays by Alloway, Ashton, Coplans,
Greenberg, Kozloff, Lippard, Rose, Sandler et al, artists' statements,
bibliogs. Includes: Chamberlain, Conner, Flavin, Oldenburg,
Rauschenberg, Sugarman, et al. 4to, wrps. 1967. Spine creased, covers
somewhat scuffed, else clean, crisp v.g.+ copy. $65.00.
(LOS ANGELES #A2362)
LOS ANGELES. County Museum of Art. German Expressionist
Sculpture. 224 pp. exhib. cat., over 175 illus., 12 in color.
Essay by Stephanie Barron, contemporaneous writings by Daubler,
Einstein, Heise, Hening, de Marsalle, Osborn, Sauerlandt. A major
text on this topic. Large 4to, stiff wrps. Original edition. Bound in
sturdy black cloth binding. READY TO ENTER LIBRARY. 1984. Mint
condition inside binding. $30.00.
(LOS ANGELES #A1340)
LOS ANGELES. County Museum of Art. German Expressionist
Sculpture. 224 pp. exhib. cat., over 175 illus., 12 in color.
Essay by Stephanie Barron, contemporaneous writings by Daubler,
Einstein, Heise, Hening, de Marsalle, Osborn, Sauerlandt. A major
text on this topic. Large 4to, wrps. 1984. Very slight rubbing along
cover edges, else fine. $75.00.
(NEW YORK #A3318)
NEW YORK. Holly Solomon Gallery. CHAMBERLAIN, HARRIS, MATTA-CLARK,
OPPENHEIM, SERRA, SMITHSON, WEINER. Unpaginated (24 pp.), 9
b&w illus. Essay by John Yau. Small square 8vo, stapled wrps.
1991. Fine. $10.00.
(NEW YORK #A3759)
NEW YORK. MOMA. The New Japanese Painting and Sculpture. 116
pp., approx. 115 illus., 13 in color, short biogs. of the 47 artists
represented in the exhibition. Essay by William S. Lieberman. Small
square 4to, stiff wrps. 1966. V.g. Spine edge scuffed, small tear foot
of spine. $22.50.
(NEW YORK #A3752)
NEW YORK. MOMA. The Package. 39 pp. exhib. cat. of 142 items,
56 illus. Design of the 1950's. Small 4to, stapled wrps. 1959. V.G.
$17.00.
(NEW YORK #A3508)
NEW YORK. Marlborough Gallery. Figure: Contemporary Sculpture.
18 pp. exhib. cat., 9 full-page color plates of work by Abakanowicz,
Davies, Grooms, Leiro, Marisol, Mason, Segal, Surls, Valdes -- all
variations of Pop Art. 4to, stapled stiff wrps. 1993. Near-fine.
$2.50.
(READ #A3893)
READ, HERBERT. Art and Society. 282 pp., 101 b&w illus.,
chapter notes, index. Square 8vo, cloth. No d.j. New York, MacMillan,
1937. A few spots on half-title page, else near-fine. $35.00.
(READ #A3824)
READ, HERBERT. Icon & Idea: The Function of Art in the
Development of Human Consciousness. 161 pp., 88 illus., index. A
classic. Contains both orig. 1954 preface and a new 1965 preface for
this edition. 8vo, wrps. 2nd printing. N.Y., Schocken, 1967.
Near-fine, nice tight copy. $10.00.
(READ #A3845)
READ, HERBERT. The Art of Sculpture. 152 pp., approx. 225
illus., index. The A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts for 1954.
Stout 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Pantheon/Bollingen, 1956.
Fine/Near-Fine (price clipped). $75.00.
(RICKEY #A1248)
RICKEY, GEORGE. Constructivism. Origins and Evolution. 305 pp.
well illustrated. Square 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Braziller, 1967.
Some wear to top edge and spine of d.j., else near-fine in v.g.+ d.j.
$100.00.
(ROOD #A3541)
ROOD, JOHN. Sculpture in Wood. 179 pp., 133 b&w illus., 1
color plate, appendix, index. Tall 8vo, cloth. Minneapolis, Univ. of
Minnesota Press, 1950. Missing d.j. Neat owner signature, minor wear
to corners and ends of spine, else clean tight v.g. $24.00.
(SYRACUSE #A1287)
SYRACUSE. Everson Museum of Art. New Works in Clay III. 80 pp.,
29 b&w illus., 17 colorplates. Square 4to, wrps. 1981. Top corner
bumped, else v.g.+. $12.50.
(TUCKER, WILLIAM #A1291)
TUCKER, WILLIAM. Early Modern Sculpture. 174 pp. include 155
monochrome plates. 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Oxford University Press,
1974. V.g.+ in near-fine d.j. (price clipped). $75.00.
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