The Magic Mountain By Thomas Mann

Lot includes DAVID COPPERFIELD CHARLES DICKENS, (Publ 1980). THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN, THOMAS MANN (Publ 1981). THE ILIAD HOMER (Publ 1979). TESS OF THE D’UBERVILLES THOMAS HARDY (PUBL 1982). ARISTOTLE RH

1927 1st ed Magic Mountain German Literature Thomas Mann Lowe-Porter First published in 1924 and considered one of the most influential works of 20th-century German literature, ‘Magic Mountain’ be

This original poster was produced in two pieces, and both shown in the Art of Rock book as plates 2.317 & 2.318. This lot contains BOTH posters, each separately encapsulated and authenticated by C

Heading: Author: Montblanc Writers Series Title: Thomas Mann Set of Three Limited Edition Writing Instruments Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: Description: Tribute

These 2 posters have been professionally restored to offer the appearance and eye appeal of Mint copies! Restoration includes Color Touch, Pieces Added, Tear Seals, Reinforced. This original poster wa

Chinese School, 1st half 20th century, Magic Mountain with Scholar on Bridge, watercolor on paper, calligraphy and chop upper left. [VCOU7009] (TC) Dimensions: watercolor 48x16, framed 60 x 21

Vintage Post Modern 1992 Thomas Mann mixed metal figural wall sculpture titled "Torso Series No. 1". Signed and dated on backside. Steel and brass or bronze construction. Post Modern lines of a textur

Vintage Post Modern 1992 Thomas Mann mixed metal figural wall sculpture titled "Torso Series No. 2". Signed and dated on backside. Steel and brass or bronze construction. Post Modern lines of a textur

writer's edition fountain pen; serial number IT1994075

Montblanc Limited Writers edition fountain pen, "Thomas Mann", Art-deco pattern, Black with platinum. Size: 5.5" (14 cm). 18K white gold nib, F. Numbered 8564/12000. Mint in original box, accompanied

Lithograph "Magic Mountain", signed Clare Romano, lithograph in color, artist proof, signed in pencil, 22.5" by 34.5"

Magic mountain measures 60 inches long by 36 inches tall

Thomas Mann, pair of signed, limited editions, Pazifischen Presse, Los Angeles: "Das Gesetz", 1944, #221 of 250 signed copies; with, "Leiden an Deutschland Tagebuchblatter aus den Jahren 1933 und 1934

Paul Thomas Mann (1875 - 1955) was a German author. This is a letter of introduction for a friend to the President of Swarthmore University. Measures 8.5 x 11 inches. We happily provide seamless in-ho

Three sets of Thomas Mann custom made cufflinks, unique found object style. Largest 1.25"

Item/Description: Wonderful, one-of vintage Thomas Mann studio artisan brooch. Part of his early "Techno Romantic" designs. Fashioned as a large heart with nuts and bolts, shot through with an arrow.

(James Merrill copy) Thomas Mann, Nocturnes, with Lithographs by Lynd Ward, New York: Equinox Cooperative Press Inc., 1934, copy 460 of 1,000 signed by the author (in pencil), signed by the Pulitzer P

Mann, Thomas. Royal Highness: A Novel of German Court Life. Translated by A. Cecil Curtis. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1926. 1st American edition. Black cloth with red lettering and border; no dust jac

First edition book with article highlighting the life of Thomas Mann. Book also signed with personalized inscription to Robert Shaffer and dated Sept. 27, 1944. Measurements are: 7 3/4 inches tall X 5

Framed Photograph of Thomas Mann, German Novelist and 1929 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate, 1875-1955. Size: 16" x 14" frame, 9" x 6.75" sight.

Title: Untitled Subject: Surreal Type: Assemblage Materials: Various Markings & Inscriptions: Signed Date: Late 20th century Maker: Thomas Mann (American, 20th C.) Description: A sureal assemblage or

Joe Ciardiello, "Peeperkorn", pen & ink on paper, 13" x 9", from the Franklin Mint Collection, original drawing used for illustration in the Franklin Library book "The Magic Mountain", signed

Studio Jewelry pin with angel wings and heart, sterling, copper, and brass, signed with TM monogram and inscribed “Mann”, dated 1990. 2 x 1.75 inches.

According to his website "Thomas Mann has been in the vanguard of American art jewelry design for nearly five decades. His compositions were among the first to focus not on the intrinsic value of prec