Tamir - Migration of birds

Author: Rudyerd Boulton Copyright date is 1933, first edition, Folio, Blue and pictorial cover over boards front and back, Yellow and white lettering and illustrations on the front and back. Illustrat

being the Collected Papers of H Chr. C. Mortensen. 1856-1921 Edited by Poul Jespersen & Å. Vedel Tåning. First edition. Pictorial softcover with title. [some wear]. Full-page and in-text illustratio

Stephen Hatcher, American (20/21st C). 'Autumn' platter depicting a tree shedding autumn leaves and the migration of birds, made from magnolia wood. Inlays made from green translucent calcite crystals

[Natural Science] 33 vols. in hardcover and paperback.The Complete Encyclopedia of Birds and Bird Migration.Christopher M. Perrins, Jonathan Elphick.Chartwell Books, Edison NJ. 2003Condition: Very goo

New Naturalists Richard G. West's personal set of signed limited editions comprising: Southern England; Islands; Wildfowl; Dartmoor; Books and Naturalists; Bird Migration, Badger, Climate and Weather;

Ten (10) bird books include: Audubon Water Bird Guide by Richard Pough (signed), My Tropical Air Castle by Frank M. Chapman (1931 author inscribed), The Migrations of Birds by Alexander Wetmore (1930

Japanese Woodblock Print By Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) Titled, "The Setting Sun", c.1892. Interesting image of three women observing bird migration above a large orange setting sun. Piece has signif

Antonio Frasconi (Uruguayan/American, 1919-2013). Woodcut on tissue paper titled "Migration 3," depicting a large flock of birds, 1958. Pencil signed and dated along the lower right; titled

Catherine Parker framed pastel of a green hillside as a migrating flock of birds fly by. Parker, a mixed media artist from near Buffalo NY. Her painter father, Charles Burchfield, she adopted her own

Triptych depicting birds and trees in abandoned landscape, dated, titled, and signed verso. Sight size: 19-1/2"h x 43-3/4"wOverall: 22-1/2"h x 46-3/4"w

Jackson Beardy (Canadian, 1944-1984) Serigraphs Both dated 1976 and pencil signed lower right, including 'Bird Wind II' pencil #13/100 and 'Migration' #11/100, both unframed Property from: a Private C

Idite pod znamona Sovetskogo Soyuza i khranite krepost' partii rabochikh i krest'yan [Go under the banner of the Soviet Union and keep the fortress of the party of workers and peasants], a poster by

Kapitan strany sovetov vedet nas ot pobedy k pobede! [The captain of the soviet country leads us from victory to victory!], a poster by Boris Efimov (Boris Friedland, 1900-2008, People's Artist of the

Tretiy god reshayushchiy [The third year is decisive], a poster by an anonymous artist. Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow, 193098 х 68.4 cm.

Krest i Traktor [Cross and Tractor], a poster by Mikhail Cheremnykh (1890-1962, People's Artist of the Russian Federation). Published by Art Publishing Joint-stock Society AHR, Moscow, 1930. 55,5 x 86

Pape Rimskomu nash otvet [Our responce to Pope], a poster by Roman Gershanik (1898 - 1984). Art Publishing Company AHR, Moscow, 1930. 101,5 x 71,4 cm.

Da zdravstvuyut sovetskiye lotchiki – gordyye sokoly nashey rodiny! [Long live the Soviet pilots – the proud falcons of our homeland!], a poster by Nikolai Denisov (1917-1982, Meritorious Art Work

Chervona Armiya — neperemozhna! [The Red Army Is Invincible!], a Ukrainian-language poster by poster by B. Kryukov [Boris Kryukov (1895-1967)]. Iskusstvo, Kiev, [1939 -1941].61.5 x 91.5 cm.

Stalin (Kto silyon v vozdukhe…) [Stalin (Whoever Is Strong in the Air…)], a poster by Viktor Deni (Viktor Denisov, 1893-1946, Meritorious Art Worker of the RSFSR) and Nikolai Dolgorukov (1902-1980

Voinskaya sluzhba v Raboche-Krest’yanskoy Krasnoy Armii predstavlyayet pochetnuyu obyazannost’ grazhdan SSSR [Military service in the Red Army of Workers and Peasants, represents the honorable dut

Vystavka petrogradskogo otdela narodnogo obrazovaniya. [ Exhibition of the Petrograd Department of Public Education ], a poster by S. Ivanov. Published by GIZ, 1920. 56,5 x 73,5 cm.

Polacy! Do broni! [Polish People, To Arms!], a poster by Hungarian artist Sandor Ek (Sandor Leicht, 1902- 1975). Ordered by the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN, Polski Komitet Wyzwoleniy

Da zdravstvuyet nash pobedonosnyy rabochiy klass! [Long live our victorious working class!], Da zdravstvuyet nasha pobedonosnaya sovetskaya armiya! [Long live our victorious Soviet army!], Da zdravstv

Dolg kazhdogo chestnogo grazhdanina – priyti na pomosh ranenomy i bol’nomu krasnoarmeitsu [Helping Wounded and Sick Red Army Soldiers Is the Responsibility of Every Honest Citizen], a poster by Vi