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Monographs A-F:
(ALEXANDER #A3490)
Alexander, Constance. FRANCESCA ALEXANDER: A "Hidden Servant".
233 pp., 20 illus. biography of this Victorian artist/poet,
bibliog., index. Forward by George Herbert Palmer. Many long
passages from the artist's letters to Ruskin and her other
writings as well as from his writings on her work. 4to, 1/4
cloth, papered boards with gilded lettering, top edge gilded.
Limited to 750 copies. SIGNED by author on front free endpaper;
signed copies are very rare. Cambridge (MA), Harvard Univ.
Press, 1927. Owner inscription in fine hand (1928).Two small
faint exlibris ink stamps, one on front pastedown, one on t.p.
Some wear to cloth at head and foot of spine and rear strip,
corners rubbed, else internally crisp spotless copy with many
pages still unopened. $100.00.

(ALEXANDER #A3488)
ALEXANDER, FRANCESCA. The Hidden Servants, and other very old
stories. 234 pp. Poems by artist Francesca Alexander with photo
engraving from one of her drawings. 8vo, cloth, top edge gilded,
side and lower edges uncut. First edition. Boston, Little, Brown
and Co., 1900. A bit of rubbing to head of spine, else near-
fine. $36.00.

(BARYE #A1726)
Benge, Glenn F. ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE, Sculptor of Romantic
Realism. 210 pp. text plus 262 b&w illus. hors texte of both
sculpture and drawings, bibliog., index. 4to, cloth, d.j. First
ed. London, Penn. State Univ. Press, 1984. As new. $75.00.

(BAZILLE #A2203)
Daulte, Francois. FREDERIC BAZILLE et son temps. Catalogue
Raisonne. 216 pp., approx. 55 hors texte b&w illus, 4 tipped-in
color plates. Text in French. 8vo, wrps. Geneva, Pierre Cailler,
1952. Interesting association copy. Pencil signature of Wylie
Sypher on free endpaper with several dozen marginal annotations
in pencil throughout; other jottings on calendar page laid in,
else near-fine with slight foxing to upper edge. $120.00.

(BAZILLE #A7734)
Montpelier. Musee Fabre. FREDERIC BAZILLE: Prophet of
Impressionism. 176 pp., 103 illus., approx. 48 in color,
chronol., exhibs., bibliog., checklist of exhibition. Five
critical texts by Guy Barral, Pascal Bonafour, Dianne W. Pitman,
Francois Daulte, Patrice Marandel, et al. In English. Squarish
4to, stiff self-wrps. Eng. lang. ed. New York, Brooklyn Museum,
1992. Light shelf scuffing rear cover, else as new. $25.00.

(BEARDSLEY #A4548)
Benkovitz, Miriam J. AUBREY BEARDSLEY: An Account of his Life.
226 pp. biography, approx. 45 b&w illus. notes, index. 8vo,
cloth, d.j. New York, G.P. Putnam's, 1981. Crisp near-fine, in
fine price-clipped d.j. $16.50.

(BEARDSLEY #A4835)
Maas, Henry, et al. The Letters of AUBREY BEARDSLEY. 472 pp., 15
illus., index of recipients, general index. An informal and
spontaneous letter writer with a broad range of interests and
correspondents. Stout 8vo, wrps. Reprint of 1970 ed. Oxford
(U.K.), Plantin, 1990. New. $12.00.

(BLAKE #A2167)
Butlin, Martin. A Catalogue of the Works of WILLIAM BLAKE in the
Tate Gallery. 72 pp. text and catalogue, 73 additional illus., 4
in color. Small 4to, wrps. London, Tate Gallery, 1957. V.g.+.
Corners rubbed, cover lamination a bit peeled. $15.00.

(BLANES #A3207)
Buenos Aires. Fundacion Bunge y Born. The Art of JUAN MANUEL
BLANES. 212 pp., 136 illus., all but a few are full-page color,
chronol., bibliog. Texts by Octavio C. Assuncao, Alicia Haber,
Katherine E. Manthorne, Edward J. Sullivan. Major monograph (the
first in English) on this sophisticated nineteenth century
Uruguayan painter of history pictures, portraits, and gauchitos
(the cowboys of the Uruguayan plains.) An important addition to
the literature on Latin-American art. Stout 4to, stiff wrps.
Buenos Aires, Fundacio Bunge y Born, 1994. New. $45.00.

(BOCKLIN #A4953)
Schmidt, Georg. ARNOLD BOCKLIN: Pan. 32 pp. text plus 16 b&w
illus. Analysis of Pan theme in Bocklin's work. Text in German.
16mo, wrps. Stuttgart, Reclam, 1960. Near-fine. $5.00.

(BOUDIN #A7268)
Sutton, Peter C. and Daniel Finamore. BOUDIN: Impressionist
Marine Paintings. 84 pp., 26 full-page color plates with texts
on each work, bibliog., exhibs. 4to, wrps. Peabody Museum of
Salem, 1991. About fine. $13.00.

(BUSCH #A2586)
BUSCH, WILHELM. Neues Wilhelm Busch Album: sammlung lustiger
bildergeschicten mit 1500 zum teil farbigen bildern von Wilhelm
Busch. 2 Vols. vii, 488 pp., frontis., approx. 1500 b&w and
partly colored illus., many facsimiles & colored plates. Folio
(32cm.), bound in brown cloth with gold lettering.
Berlin/Grunewald, H. Klemm, (1923?). Minor ex-libris mutilation:
small stamp pasted endpaper & raised stamp t.p. both volumes.
Owner name and 1938 dedication in fine script on p.V. Small spot
top edge, one loose leaf ( Vol. 2). Else both volumes in almost
near-fine condition. $100.00.

(BUTLER, S #A4113)
Shaffer, Elinor. Erewhons of the Eye: SAMUEL BUTLER as painter,
photographer & art critic. 331 pp., over 180 illus., 20 in
color, useful notes, bibliog. Groundbreaking study of Butler as
artist. The author of Erewhon was also a London art school
graduate who exhibited at the Royal Academy, and used
photography to debunk high art in ways that would pass as
postmodernism. 8vo, cloth, d.j. London, Reaktion Books, 1988.
New. $30.00.

(CAILLEBOTTE #A2618)
Varnedoe, Kirk. GUSTAVE CAILLEBOTTE. 217 pp., over 100 illus.,
many in fine color. Appendix on Caillebotte's collection. A new
revision of the text of the 1976 Houston exhib. cat. Important
monograph on this artist. Square 4to, cloth, d.j. First edition.
New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1987. New. $45.00.

(CARRIERE #A2256)
Bantens, Robert James. EUGENE CARRIERE: The Symbol of Creation.
131 pp., 74 illus., most in color. Bibliog. Intro. by Robert
Rosenblum. Small 4to, cloth, d.j. 1st printing 5000 copies. New
York, Kent, 1990. As new. $40.00.

(CASSATT #A1328)
Breeskin, Adelyn Dohme. MARY CASSATT: Graphic Art. 27 pp., 52
illus., 8 in color. 4to, wrps. Washington, D.C., Smithsonian,
1981. Fine. $12.50.

(CASSATT #A2188)
Getlein, Frank. MARY CASSATT, Paintings and Prints. 157 pp., 72
full-page color plates, with commentary on each work. Short
bibliog. 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Abbeville, 1980. Owner
raised seal & inscr. front free endpaper, tiny abrasion d.j.,
price clipped, else near-fine. $27.50.

(CASSATT #A1417)
Mathews, Nancy Mowll and Barbara Stern Shapiro. MARY CASSATT:
The Color Prints. 207 pp., 235 illus., 122 in color. Catalogue
Raisonne. Large 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, Abrams in association
with Williams College Museum of Art, 1989. Fine/Fine. $50.00.

(CASSATT #A1953)
Mathews, Nancy Mowll, ed. CASSATT and her Circle: Selected
Letters. 360 pp., 41 b&w illus. Chronol., genealogy, bibliog.
Stout 8vo, cloth, d.j. First edition. New York, Abbeville, 1984.
Slight foxing upper edge, tiny closed tear top spine edge of
d.j., else crisp near-fine copy. $32.00.

(CEZANNE #A2951)
Callow, Philip. Lost Earth: A Life of CEZANNE. 395 pp.
biography, 11 illus., 3 in color, notes, index. 8vo, cloth, d.j.
Chicago, Ivan R. Dee, 1995. Fine/Fine. $27.00.

(CEZANNE #A2031)
Chappuis, Adrien. The Drawings of PAUL CEZANNE. A Catalogue
Raisonne. 2 vols. Vol.I: Intro. and catalogue, 268 pp., 168
figs. Vol. II: 1223 plates. Small folio, cloth, slipcase. As
issued. The original edition. Greenwich, NYGS, 1973. Spine
decoration a little rubbed, else near-fine. $395.00.

(CEZANNE #A2577)
Coquiot, Gustave. PAUL CEZANNE. 253 pp., 20 hors texte b&w
illus. Text in French. 8vo, bound in red cloth. Paris,
Ollendorff, n.d. (1919). Fifth printing. Slight fading to spine,
lower edge shelf-rubbed, a few tiny speckles of white paint on
front board, else tight clean near-fine copy. $45.00.

(CEZANNE #A1894)
Edinburgh. Royal Scottish Academy and Arts Council of Great
Britain. CEZANNE. 15 pp. text, catalogue of 65 works, 16 b&w
plates. Intro. by Lawrence Gowing. Square 4to, wrps. 1954.
Scuffed and faded covers, else v.g.+. $17.50.

(CEZANNE #A8574)
Jean, Raymond. CEZANNE, la vie, l'espace. 346 pp., bibliog.,
sources, index. Substantial biography with considerable focus on
individual works and series. 12mo, wrps. Paris, Seuil, 1986.
Near-fine. $17.50.

(CEZANNE #A1874)
Lewis, Mary Tompkins. CEZANNE's Early Imagery. 302 pp., 108 b&w
illus., 18 color plates. Biographical, cultural, historical
chronol. 1839-1874. Bibliog. Large 4to, cloth, d.j. Berkeley,
Univ. of California Pr., 1989. Rem. mark top edge, slight
soiling side edge, short tear d.j. rear lower flap edge, else
v.g.+. $32.00.

(CEZANNE #A2575)
Lindsay, Jack. CEZANNE: his Life & Art. 360 pp. biography. 90
illus., 4 in color, notes, bibliog., index. Small stout 4to,
cloth, d.j. First ed. New York, NYGS, 1969. V.g./V.g. Fading to
edges of cloth boards, d.j. has a few closed tears, creased
flap, 1" chip to front panel. Clean tight interior. $70.00.

(CEZANNE #A1892)
New York. Wildenstein. Loan Exhibition of CEZANNE. Unpag. exhib.
cat., 87 illus. Foreword by Meyer Schapiro. 4to, wrps. 1959.
Slight rubbing to corners and ends of spine. Slight spine
fading, else near-fine. $17.50.

(CEZANNE #A2576)
Rewald, John. PAUL CEZANNE. 206 pp., 105 illus., 4 in color,
biog., bibliog., index. Small 4to, cloth, d.j. London, Spring
Books, 1965 (reprinting of 1950, 1959 ed.). Fading to cloth,
d.j. quite worn along edges with a few small chips. V.g./V.g.
$25.00.

(CEZANNE #A1820)
Rubin, William. CEZANNE: The Late Work. 416 pp., over 250
illus., many in color. Text by T. Reff, L. Gowing, J. Rewald, F.
Novotny, G.H. Hamilton, W. Rubin et al. Still the most important
catalogue on late Cezanne. Thick 4to, wrps. New York, MOMA,
1977. V.g. $24.00.

(CEZANNE #A1893)
Washington, D.C. Phillips Collection. CEZANNE. 112 pp. exhib.
cat., 83 b&w illus., 17 color plates. Intro. by John Rewald,
excerpts from the writings of Duncan Phillips, chronol.,
bibliog. Small 4to, wrps. 1971. Near-fine. $22.00.

(CLAUDEL #A2515)
Schmoll gen Eisenwerth, J.A. AUGUSTE RODIN and CAMILLE CLAUDEL.
128 pp., 83 beautiful duotone illus., including archival photos,
biog. notes, bibliog., index. Text in English. Small 4to, cloth,
d.j. Munich, Prestel, 1994. New. $25.00.

(COROT #A2673)
Courthion, Pierre, ed. COROT raconte par lui-meme et par ses
amis. Vol. II: Ses Contemporains, Sa Posterite. 214 pp., 23 b&w
illus. Excellent selection of writings on Corot by Silvestre,
Baudelaire, Gautier, Astruc, Zola, H. Focillon, Paul Valery, et
al. Text in French. 8vo, pictorial wrps. Paris, Cailler, 1946.
Spine creased, slight wear to foot of spine, corners, else
V.G.+. $25.00.

(COURBET #A1855)
Boston. Museum of Fine Arts and Philadelphia Museum of Art.
GUSTAVE COURBET 1819-1877. 147 pp. exhib. cat., 86 illus., 5 in
color. Essays by Henry Clifford, Rene Huyghe. Extensive cat.
entries, chronol., exhibs., bibliog. Square 4to, wrps. 1960.
V.g.+. $25.00.

(COURBET #A1311)
Fernier, Robert. GUSTAVE COURBET. 140 pp, 127 b&w and color
illus. Intro. by Rene Huyghe. Large 4to, cloth, d.j. New
York/Washington, D.C., Praeger, 1969. V.g.+/near v.g. D.j. is
edge-worn, with several closed tears and a few chips along
edges. $80.00.

(COURBET #A2340)
Fried, Michael. Le Realisme de COURBET. Esthetique et origines
de la peinture moderne, II. 114 small b&w illus., 16 color
plates. Stout 8vo, wrps., d.j. First French edition. Paris,
Gallimard, 1993. Minute closed tear to rear panel of d.j., else
new. $35.00.

(COURBET #A4622)
Leger, Charles. COURBET. 60 b&w illus. 12mo, wrps. Paris, Braun
(Collections des Maitres), n.d. V.G. (edges rubbed, small chip
foot of spine). $4.00.

(COURBET #A1312)
Lindsay, Jack. GUSTAVE COURBET: His Life and Art. 383 pp., 89
plates. The most substantial biography of Courbet thus far. 4to,
cloth, d.j. New York, Harper and Row, 1973. Spine of d.j.
sunned, else v.g.+. $60.00.

(COURBET #A1313)
London. Arts Council. GUSTAVE COURBET 1819-1877. 288 pp. exhib.
cat., 153 illus., 14 in color, bibliog., person/place index.
Text by A. Bowness, biog. by M-T. de Forges, full annotated
catalogue by H. Toussaint. Dossier on "The Studio". Square 4to,
wrps. 1978. Spine creased, corners rubbed. V.g.+ or better.
$50.00.

(COURBET #A1314)
Mac Orlan, Pierre. COURBET. Intro., text, illus. of 48 works,
some in color. 4to, wrps. Paris, Dimanche, 1951. Glassine wrap
worn with tear; upper corner lightly bumped, tear to top of
spine repaired, else clean v.g.+. $50.00.

(COURBET #A6065)
Nicholson, Benedict. COURBET: The Studio of the Painter. 98 pp.,
53 illus. and fold-out of the subject picture, notes. bibliog.,
historical table, appendices. 8vo, cloth. No d.j. London, Allen
Lane, 1973. Near-Fine. $16.50.

(COURBET #A1895)
Rubin, James Henry. Realism and Social Vision in COURBET &
Proudhon. 177 pp. text, addit. 35 b&w plates, one color fold-
out. French texts in appendices, bibliog. Small 4to, cloth, d.j.
Princeton, Princeton Univ. Press, 1980. Near-fine. $30.00.

(COURBET #A2627)
Zahar, Marcel. GUSTAVE COURBET. 17 pp. text, 39 plates hors
texte, 8 in color. Small 4to, cloth, d.j. First American
edition. New York, Harper & Bros., 1950. Near-fine in worn d.j.
$25.00.

(CRANE #A2084)
Spencer, Isobel. WALTER CRANE. 208 pp., richly illus. in color &
b&w, many full-page color plates. 4to, cloth, d.j. First
American edition. New York, MacMillan, 1975. Prince clipped,
rear corners of d.j. slightly rubbed, else fine in near-fine
d.j. $100.00.

(DAUMIER #A3167)
Boston. Museum of Fine Arts. HONORE DAUMIER, Anniversary
Exhibition 1958. Unpag. (76 pp.), 74 b&w illus. Small 4to, wrps.
1958. Slight yellowing, tiny cover nick, else near-fine. $7.50.

(DAUMIER #A1955)
Cambridge. Fogg Art Museum. DAUMIER Sculpture: A Critical and
Comparative Study. 256 pp. well illus. Excellent text by Jeanne
Wasserman. Large 4to, wrps. 1969. Fine. $32.00.

(DAUMIER #A2460)
Ramus, Charles F., ed. DAUMIER 120 Great Lithographs. 120 full-
page plates, with translations and notes on each, bibliog. Small
folio, wrps. New York, Dover, 1978. Owner sig. front f.e.p.,
corners rubbed, else near-fine. $20.00.

(DEGAS #A1308)
Boggs, Jean Sutherland. Portraits by DEGAS. 142 pp., 146 illus.,
9 in color. 4to, cloth, d.j. Berkeley, Univ. of California
Press, 1962. Rem. mark lower edge, else nice v.g.+ in edgeworn
d.j. with small chips on spine ends and corners, price clipped.
$100.00.

(DEGAS #A2626)
Callen, Anthea. The Spectacular Body: Science, Method and
Meaning in the Work of DEGAS. 256 pp., 108 b&w illus., 25 color
plates, bibliog., index. Important new discussion of sexuality,
gender and visual representation of the body in Degas' prints
and paintings. 4to, cloth, d.j. New Haven, Yale Univ. Press,
1995. New. $50.00.

(DEGAS #A1316)
Cambridge. Fogg Art Museum. DEGAS Monotypes: Essay Catalogue and
Checklist by Eugenia Parry Janis. Catalogue Raisonne. 28 pp.
text, 79 plates, 321 figs. 4to, wrps. 1968. Tiny abrasion top
edge, else fine, crisp bright copy. $65.00.

(DEGAS #A2580)
Fosca, Francois. DEGAS. 107 pp., 52 tipped-in color plates,
chronol., bibliog., exhibs., index. English lang. ed. Small sq.
8vo, cloth, d.j. Lausanne, Skira (The Taste of our Time), 1954.
Fine in v.g.+ d.j. with two short closed tears, price clipped.
$18.00.

(DEGAS #A1317)
Halevy, Daniel. My Friend DEGAS. 128 pp., 10 b&w illus. Trans.
and ed. with notes by Mina Curtiss. Very interesting
reminiscences by one of Degas' few close friends. 8vo, wrps.
Middletown, Wesleyan Univ. Press, 1964. Owner's name inside
front cover, spine creased, else near-fine. $20.00.

(DEGAS #A3273)
McMullen, Roy. DEGAS: His Life, Times, and Work. 517 pp., 465
illus., notes, bibliog. index. Substantial well-researched
biography. Stout small 4to, cloth. First ed. Boston, Houghton
Mifflin, 1984. No d.j. V.G. Spine and edges sunned, rem. mark
lower edge, slight cover scuffing, internally fine. $25.00.

(DEGAS #A1068)
Millard, Charles W. The Sculpture of EDGAR DEGAS. 141 pp., 144
illus., 1 colorplate. The best monograph on Degas' sculpture.
Large 8vo, wrps. Princeton, University Press, 1976. Near-fine.
$45.00.

(DEGAS #A2090)
Millard, Charles W. The Sculpture of EDGAR DEGAS. 141 pp., 144
illus., 1 colorplate. The best book on Degas' sculpture. Small
4to, cloth, d.j. Princeton Univ. Press, 1976. Price clipped,
small bookplate front endpaper, else fine copy. $75.00.

(DEGAS #A6007)
New York. Acquavella Galleries. EDGAR DEGAS. Exhib. cat. of 54
works, all illus. in excellent full-page color, checklist, biog.
notes, bibliog. Text by Theodore Reff. 4to, stiff wrps. As
issued. 1978. Fine crisp copy. $20.00.

(DEGAS #A3498)
Reed, Sue Welsh and Barbara Stern Shapiro. EDGAR DEGAS: The
Painter as Printmaker. 272 pp., hundreds of illus., glossary,
bibliography, concordance. Six scholarly essays on Degas' work,
technique, painting and lithography, Degas' relationship with
other printmakers, and more. Essential book on Degas and
Impressionist printmaking. Stout 4to, stiff wrps. Boston, Museum
of Fine Arts, 1984. Light bump upper corner, else crisp near-
fine. $47.50.

(DELACROIX #A2613)
Alaoui, Brahim, ed. DELACROIX in Morocco. 240 pp., 160 color
plates, 30 b&w illus., bibliog. The important accompaniment to
the Paris 1994 exhibition. 4to, cloth, d.j. New York, 1994. New.
$55.00.

(DELACROIX #A1961)
DELACROIX, EUGENE. Des Critiques en matiere d'art. Unpaginated
pamphlet. Reprint of article by the young Delacroix orig.
published in the Revue de Paris, May 1829. Text in French. 8vo,
wrps. Caen, L'Echoppe, 1986 (Third printing 1988). Price sticker
stain on inside back flap, tiny spot back cover, else near-fine
with pages unopened. $8.00.

(DELACROIX #A2324)
Johnson, Lee, ed. EUGENE DELACROIX: Further Correspondance,
1817-1863. 196 pp., appendices. Index of names, correspondents,
works cited. Text of letters in French. Author's notes in
English. Tall 8vo, boards, d.j. Advance review copy. Oxford,
Clarendon Press, 1991. Very slight scuffing to top edge of d.j.
Fine/Near-Fine. (Pub. at $55). $40.00.

(DELACROIX #A1896)
Spector, Jack J. DELACROIX: The Death of Sardanapalus. 135 pp.,
57 b&w illus., 1 color fold-out. Historical table, appendices.
The classic psychoanalytic reading of Delacroix's images of
women. Square 4to, cloth, d.j. First ed. New York, Viking, 1974.
V.g.+/V.g.+. $24.00.

(DELACROIX #A1533)
Spector, Jack J. The Murals of EUGENE DELACROIX at Saint-
Sulpice. 171 pp., 77 illus, 1 colorplate. Large square 4to,
cloth. First edition. New York, The College Art Association of
America, 1967. Tiny scratch front cover, else as new. $75.00.

(DENIS #A2453)
DENIS, MAURICE. Du symbolisme au classicisme, Theories. 181 pp.,
approx. 13 b&w illus. Ed. and intro. Olivier R. d'Allonnes.
Bibliog. Excellent selection of the writings of Maurice Denis.
Text in French. Tall 8vo, wrps. Paris, Hermann (Miroirs de
l'Art), 1964. V.g.+. A little bumped, with edges rubbed, else
tight clean copy. $30.00.

(DENIS #A2241)
Paris. Huguette Beres. MAURICE DENIS 1870-1943. 88 pp. exhib.
cat., 65 illus., 36 in color (including coverplates.) Printed on
heavy card stock. Intro. by Antoine Terrasse, full catalog info.
on 95 works. Tall 4to, wrps. 1992. Short scratch, tiny abrasion,
else fine tight copy. $25.00.

(DISDERI #A2161)
McCauley, Elizabeth Anne. A. E. A. DISDERI and the Carte de
Visite Portrait Photograph. 262 pp., 204 illus., appendix,
bibliog., index. Small 4to, cloth, d.j. First edition. New
Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1985. Fine/Fine $30.00.

(DURAND #A6458)
Yonkers. Hudson River Museum. ASHER B. DURAND: An Engraver's and
a Farmer's Art. 95 pp. exhib. cat., 49 illus., catalogue of 129
works with extensive entries on many items, bibliog. Essay by
Thomas Flexner; catalogue by Barbara Gallati. 4to, stiff wrps.
1983. Fine. $20.00.

(EIFFEL #A4070)
SIMMEN, JEANNOT, THOMAS HORNEMANN and JADEGAR ASISI. Hommage a
Gustave Eiffel: Cent Mille Fois, Orbitarium 100'000. Unpag. (24
pp.), numerous b&w diagrams and illus., 3 full page color
illus., color cover illus. A futuristic conceptual artists'
piece in celebration of the centenary of Eiffel's tower. Texts
in German and French. Folio, sewn wrps. Ed. of 1000. Inscribed
by JEANNOT SIMMEN. Koln / Berlin, 1987. Fine. $45.00.

(EVENEPOEL #A1795)
Hyslop, Francis E. HENRI EVENEPOEL: Belgian Painter in Paris,
1892-1899. 145 pp., 50 b&w illus., 2 color plates. Chronol.
Draws heavily on the correspondence of this classmate of Matisse
and Rouault. 4to, cloth, d.j. University Park, Pennsylvania
State Univ. Press, 1975. Near-fine/Near-fine. $35.00.

(FORAIN #A3233)
Washington, D. C. International Exhibitions Foundation. JEAN-
LOUIS FORAIN: Artist, Realist, Humanist. 60 pp. exhib. cat.,
richly illus., 7 in color, chronol., bibliog. Pref. Yves Brayer,
catalogue text by Alicia Faxon. Small square 4to, wrps. 1982.
Edges rubbed, 1 in. closed tear and scratch rear cover, bright
near-fine inside. $18.00.

(FRIEDRICH #A1954)
Borsch-Supan, Helmut, ed. L'opera completa di FRIEDRICH. 116
pp., 64 color plates. Catalogue Raisonne of 238 works, 21
attrib. works. Index of symbols, index of titles. Intro. by
Borsch-Supan. In Italian. Small folio, pictorial boards. First
edition. Milan, Rizzoli, 1976. Very minor shelf wear lower edge,
else fine. $50.00.

(FRIEDRICH #A2634)
Dresden. Gemaldegalerie Neue Meister. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH und
sein Kreis. 255 pp. exh. cat. of 243 works illus. in b&w, 16
color plates, bibliog. Texts by P. Feist, I. Emmrich, H.J.
Neidhardt, S. Hinz. Incl: Carus, Dahl, Kersting, Oehme,
Heinrich. Text in German. Small square 4to, laminated pictorial
boards. 1974. Some wear to edges and extremities, else near-
fine. $47.50.

(FRIEDRICH #A4813)
Koch, Horst. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH. Trans. Stephen Gorman. 87
pp., 75 illus., 36 nice color plates, 4 tipped-in, ink drawings
reproduced in sepia where appropriate. Text consists of a brief
biog. and extensive excerpts of the artist's writings. List of
illustrations. Tall 4to, papered boards, d.j. Eng. lang. ed.
Artlines, 1988. Fine/Fine. $22.00.

(FRIEDRICH #A5435)
NEW YORK. German Library of Information. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH:
His Life and Work. 55 pp., 16 b&w illus., 6 tipped-in color
plates including cover-plate, notes. Foreword Dr. Matthias
Schmitz. The text is quite substantial but no author is
credited. Uncommon. Small 4to, heavy paper wrps., tipped-in
cover plate. 1940. Near-V.G. (Some sunning, corners bumped and
cover extremities lightly worn.) $14.00.

(FRIEDRICH #A1091)
New York. Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Romantic Vision of
CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH. 110 pp. exhib. catalogue, 45 b&w illus.,
29 color plates, exhibs., chronol., bibliog. Square 4to, wrps.
1990. As new. $20.00.

(FRIEDRICH #A7735)
Sala, Charles. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH and Romantic Painting. 207
pp., roughly 200 color plates, many details, bibliog. 4to, stiff
wrps. Eng. lang. ed. 1994 Paris, Terrail, (1993) 1994. Fine.
$23.50.

(FRIEDRICH #A2511)
Schmied, Wieland. CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH. 128 pp., 106 illus.,
40 full-page color plates, bibliog., index. Large 4to, cloth,
d.j. N.Y., Abrams, 1995. New. $22.95.

(FRIEDRICH #A1092)
Tokyo. Nationalmuseum, Kyoto and Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen,
Dresden. FRIEDRICH und sein Kreis. 241 pp. exhib. catalogue, 147
illus., 24 in color. All texts and cat. entries in German &
Japanese. Square 4to, wrps. 1978. Slight rubbing top and bottom
edges of spine, else near-fine. $45.00.

(FUSELI #A7979)
Tomory, Peter. The Life and Art of HENRY FUSELI. 255 pp., 254
b&w illus., 13 color plates, bibliog., list of illus., appendix
list of books in Fuseli's library. A major monograph on this
early Romantic British painter. 4to, cloth, d.j. New York,
Praeger, 1972. Near-fine/Near-fine (price-clipped) d.j. $55.00.

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