Church Catechism, Samuel Clarke's last work

17th-century biography Collection of works comprising: Clarke, Samuel. The Lives of Sundry Eminent persons in this Later Age. In Two Parts, I. Of Divines. II. Of Nobility and Gentry of both Sexes. Lon

1791 EARLY American ed Church of Scotland Westminster Assembly Catechism John Willison was an early 18th-century Scottish minister known for his works of apologetics toward the Church of Scotland. He

1791 EARLY American ed Church of Scotland Westminster Assembly Catechism John Willison was an early 18th-century Scottish minister known for his works of apologetics toward the Church of Scotland. He

Clearly influenced by Mexican painting of the forties, and Georgia O’Keeffe’s celebrated views of the church in Taos, this is a very striking and accomplished work with its dramatic juxtaposition

These candlesticks are done in the manner of Samuel Yellin. Yellin’s influence on ironwork in the United States continues to this day. His work is generally acknowledged to be unsurpassed, perhaps n

Two Decorative Bindings. Nicely Embossed Spines: “The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell and Samuel Taylor Coleridge with Lives”, Edinburgh, Gall and Inglis, [c1856]; and :Les Confessions de J.J. R

(3) Antique Book Lot of 19th Century Poetry. 1) "The Poetical Works of Wordsworth". HARDCOVER circa 1880 Bedford, Clarke & Company, no edition stated on copyright page. Exactly as shown in the listing

English Edition Hardcourt Brace and CO, NY, 1958. Vol. IX, n. 35 et 36. This edition of Verve is dedicated entirely to the last work of Matisse, 1950 – 1954. Illustrated throughout with many co

'THE LAST WORKS OF HENRI MATISSE: 1950-1954' #35/36 of Verve in the French Collection. 1958. {Approximate dimensions: 14 1/2" high x 11" wide.}. Condition: Wear and tearing to dust cover. Brown spotti

The Last Works of Henri Matisse, lithographs, 1958, Pierre Reverdy and Georges Dethuit, Harcourt, Brace and Company, lithographs from Verve 35/36 printed in color by Mourlot Freres, heliogravure in b&

Hardback book with orange paper book jacket (original orange cover designed by Matisse specifically for this volume) title : THE LAST WORKS OF HENRI MATISSE by VERVE, Pierre Reverdy New York: Harcourt

Verve 35/36 Dernieres Oeuvres de Matisse 1950-1954, edition Verve Paris 1958. INCOMPLETE DISBOUND COPY. The 40 lithographs in color are all present, as well the original orange cover, front and back n

This edition of Verve is dedicated entirely to the last work of Matisse, 1950 – 1954. Illustrated throughout with many color lithographs, in single, double, triple, and quadruple pages, all in

Editions de la Revue Verve, Paris, 1958. This edition of Verve is dedicated entirely to the last work of Matisse, 1950 – 1954. Illustrated throughout with many color lithographs, in single, double,

This edition of Verve is dedicated entirely to the last work of Matisse, 1950 – 1954. Illustrated throughout with many color lithographs, in single, double, triple, and quadruple page, all in p

Samuel Clarke (English, with patented designs for the fairy lamp 1857-1908), fourth quarter 19th century. Three-part fairy lamp including the ormolu mirrored plateau stand, with Webb Burmese glass sha

DESCRIPTION: Cricklite cut crystal fairy light centerpiece designed by Samuel Clarke featuring a central stem crowned with wide rimmed bowl and flanked by two branches, each with rings into which fit

Max Beckmann (German, 1884-1950), one of Beckmann's last works, "Kopf" ("Head"), executed in 1959, bronze with dark brown patina, captures most of his signature "Angst". Exhibited and illustrated: Cat

the first: Pierre Reverdy and Georges Duthuit: "The Last Works of Henri Matisse", Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York, 1958 (14 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches); the second: Luis Miguel Dominguin: "Picasso: Bul

Chaucer (Geoffrey) The Works, largely printed in black letter, double column, engraved portrait frontispiece, c1 (mis-signed d1) with large woodcut arms on recto, 7-line cancel slip pasted over bottom

Title: Clarke's first hardcover work of fiction. Author: Sands of Mars. Arthur C. Clarke. Publishing: NY: Gnome Press, 1952. Edition: First edition. Clarke's first hardcover work of fiction. Book Club

116100SAMUEL NEWTON FLORIDA HIGHWAYMEN BOAT WORK Newton, Samuel (B.1948) Florida Highwaymen Painting. Oil on Masonite - signed lower right. A father and son work on a boat inside a boathouse. Board me

Georgia/Alabama (1916-2001). Enamel on metal disc dated 1979. Wear and loss. 22" dia.

Howard Finster. The Work Of The Last Days. c. 1978-1979. Not signed. Tractor enamel on salvaged metal barrel top. Some environmental condition otherwise excellent condition. 22" diameter. Provenance: