VOL. PAPER MAKING THROUGH EIGHTEEN CENTURIES

VOL. PAPER MAKING THROUGH EIGHTEEN CENTURIES W/ TYPED SIGNED LETTER BY DARD HUNTER DATED 1932, 1ST EDITION 1930

Heading: Author: Hunter, Dard Title: Papermaking Through Eighteen Centuries Place Published: New York Publisher:William Edwin Rudge Date Published: 1930 Description: Illust

Japanese handmade paper collection portfolio. Title: "Japanese Paper and Paper-Making Vol. II Western Japan By Seikichiro Goto" Features a large variety of different handmade papers from all over Japa

Gouache on paper, depicting people making textiles, late 20th century. Dimensions: Sight is 23 1/2" x 19", the frame 29 1/2" x 25 1/2".

Flair mid century paper magazine. March 1950 issue, Vol. 1, No. 2. the 3rd issue ever. Cowles Magazines Inc. New York. wear to cover and back. 1950s fashion, advertisements, art work, travel feature s

NYC, Mid 20th Century handmade paper 13 1/4" x 8 1/4" each Two handmade paper works by Douglas Morse Howell. Howell is credited with repopularizing the craft of paper making in America in the twentiet

Description: Exclusive! Rare, antique limited edition, Women in France during the Eighteenth Century, by Julia Kavanagh, vol 1. Large paper edition on handmade paper, edition number 99 out of only 100

Gerard Vandergucht (1696-1776) United Kingdom English engraver and art dealer. 18th Century, engravings on paper. Don Quixote de la Mancha, London, 1738, Vol. I., p. 236, measures 9 3/4" x 7 1/4". Don

Original early 20th century paper figures, tacked to a card stock backing with adhesive and framed in a 'yard long' frame. Sheet measures 10.5 x 34 in a 11.5 x 35 inch frame. We happily provide seamle

"New York, Published by A. Lay", early 19th century, print on paper. Scarce print of "The Art of Making Money Plenty in Every Man's Pocket by Doctor Franklin" with pictures and symbols replacing some

G. Alexo (American, 19th century), oil on canvas depicting a young boy making a show of reading the paper in spectacle for a young woman, signed l.l., 12" x 18" canvas, 21 1/2" x 27 1/2" framed.

Florence, Vieusseux, 1842. 3 vols. Scattered blooms, editorial paperbacks preserved in red half leather binding with corners and decorated paper from the first half of the century. XIX, gold titles on

FRENCH SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY Cartoon for a Verdure tapestry Gouache on paper with pencil numbers, 151 x 148cm (59 7/16 x 58 1/4in). Footnotes: The process of tapestry-making involves an artist o

American, second half 20th century. Including "Craxy-Crawler" and "Punkinseed". Original boxes, some with original paper inserts. Varying conditions.

American, second half 20th century. Including "King Zig-Wag", "Tadpolly Spook", "Darting Zara" and more in various patterns. Original boxes, some with original paper inserts. Varying conditions.

20th CENTURY LITERATURE/ DUST JACKETS. A lot of 6 volumes sold together. Roughly 8vo, hardcovers, paper/cloth boards, with dust jackets, unclipped unless noted. Generally good condition, various imper

(EROTICA.) Group of 3 Chinese or Japanese shunga albums. Np, circa mid-nineteenth century 16 ink and watercolor drawings of a couple in various love-making positions on two sheets of laid paper joined

- RAYMOND A. MASSEY (AMERICAN: 20TH CENTURY)- LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER DEPICTING CAPTAIN JAMES COOK'S THIRD VOYAGE TO THE PACIFIC, AFTER MAKING LANDFALL AT KAWAI POINT, REACHING DOWNWARDS THE SOUTH COAST O

18th or early 19th century. The group consist of eight watercolor portraits of gentleman who are making conversation regarding smuggling during the period. Some discoloration to the paper and some sli

20th century AD. A rectangular paper panel on a textile backing with wooden roller, watercolour frieze of ladies of fashion, two blocks of calligraphic text and eighteen red chop seal impressions; att

Nineteenth-20th century. Four are American. "Smithsonian Scientific Series, Vol. 3..." by George P. Merrill and William Foshag, 2nd edition 1934, "The Geological Society of America Special Paper 63...

First quarter 19th century, hand colored lithograph on paper. Scene by J.W. Giles representing the process of making of a coat in a open market in 1811. Cleaned, repair, glued down with light stains.

WARREN CHASE MERRITT (American, 1897-1968), "The History of Paper Making," 1929, group of eight separate oils on canvas, each laid down on panel, overall: each 73.5 inches tall. Length: (the smallest)

Heading: Author: Mitchell, C.H. Title: Handmade Papers of Japan, Including an Abridged Reproduction of One of the Old Classics of Japanese Literature About Paper-Making by Hand, Kamisuki Chohoki The