1959. Wraps. appx. 70 pp. appx. 62 bw repros. Includes essays on each artist, as well as photograph or other likeness of each artist, accompanied by one full-page bw plate. Introduction essay by Herman Baron, in which he details the history of ACA Galleries. More
1959. Softcover. Spiral wraps. [110] pp. 100 bw plates. Preliminary essay written by Bartlett Hayes. He has divided the exhibition into roughly four categories: Materials; Technique; Function, or Intent; and The Change in Outlook with the Passage of Time. A very thorough, in-depth analysis of the techniques and composition used..... More
1961. 2nd printing. Hardcover. Black/tan cloth. [110] pp. 100 bw plates. Preliminary essay written by Bartlett Hayes. He has divided the exhibition into roughly four categories: Materials; Technique; Function, or Intent; and The Change in Outlook with the Passage of Time. A very thorough, in-depth analysis of the techniques and..... More
Chicago, Illinois: Art Institute of Chicago, 1959. Softcover. Color wraps. [48] pp. 38 bw plates. Inserted four-fold pamphlet "Prizes Awarded by the Jury, 63rd American Exhibition." Catalogue of 136 works by 46 living artists (arranged alphabetically) includes very brief professional information and prices. Includes laid-in trifold sheet of prize winners..... More
1958. Softcover. Blue wraps. 24 pp. 5 bw plates. Catalogue lists 70 works by artists practicing in Maryland and nearby states. This reflects on the project that Dr. Pleasants was working on at the time of his death-the collection of photographs and the fullest possible record of portraits and other..... More
1959. Softcover. White wraps. [50] pp. 42 bw plates. Three-page foreword by Raymond Nacenta, essay by Waldermar George, catalogue of 119 works, many nice plates. Text in French. More
1959. Softcover. Yellow wraps. 14 pp. Gives brief biographies of Catlin, Eastman, A.J. Miller, Ranney, J.M. Stanley, Bierstadt, Remington and Russell. Lists works from various collections loaned for the exhibit, including a large number of Russell bronzes. More
Paris: Galerie Daber, 1959. Softcover. Blue wraps. [18] pp. 6 bw plates. Contains catalogue listing of 37 works, including expositions, and a 4-page preface. Text in French. More
1959. Softcover. Color wraps. [10] pp. 3 bw plates. Contains a 3-page introductory essay, chronological index of the artist's life, list of quotes from the artist expressing his credo, and catalogue listing of 53 works. More
1959. Softcover. White wraps. 63 pp. 48 bw plates. One-page note on Henry Graves, Jr. and his collection, catalogue of 166 annotated works, divided into the following sections: American Views, New York City--General and Panoramic Views, New York City--Bay Views--Street Scenes, American Historical and Naval Prints, Privateer Auctions, American Historical..... More
1959. White tri-fold. [5] pp. No illus. Catalogue lists 30 works, with a two-page biography of MacRae by Anya Seton. Includes a page of Reviews by The Critics 1910-1916. Also lists a lot of ephemeral materials from the Armory Show which were on exhibit for this exhibition. MacRae's work was..... More
1959. Softcover. Grey wraps. [38] pp. 34 bw plates. Catalogue lists 79 works, 34 of which are nicely illustrated. Includes a brief introduction. More
1959. Softcover. Lime wraps. [103] pp. 87 full page bw plates. Foreword by Metyer Schapiro. Detailed chronology. Briefest of essays on the man and the art. More
1959. Bi-fold. [4] pp. 4 bw plates. Includes an introduction by Jules Langsner, a checklist of 15 works, and 4 enigmatic bw plates. Ephemeral, and not returnable. More
1959. Hardbound. Brown cloth with imprint. [149] pp. 6 color, 82 bw plates. An unusual association copy, with the name and address of Maxim Karolik, the great American collector and benefactor of the MFA in Boston. More
1958. Softcover. Wraps. appx. 110 pp. 95 bw repros. Catalogue lists 92 works from past exhibitions, and gives biographical information of the artists. Also includes a complete list of past awards winners, in addition to various essays regarding the exhibitions and the Carnegie Institute. More
1959. Softbound. Wraps. 78 pp. appx. 23 bw plates. Catalogue lists 574 works alphabetically by artist. Includes prices and prizes. The jurors were Zoltan Sepeshey, Robert Gwathmey, Constantino Nivola and Frederic C. Clayter. More
1959. Bw wraps. [40] pp. 1 color, 26 bw plates. Illustrated catalogue listing of 26 works, with brief introductory essay by Robert Giron and two-page essay by Em. Langui, "The Work of Paul Delvaux". Nicely done full-page illustrations. Loose invitation to exhibition inserted inside front cover. Text in French and..... More
1959. Softcover. Clay wraps. 110 pp. 1 color tipped-in pamphlet, numerous bw plates. This interesting catalogue emulates the periodical whose collection it covers, appearing at a cursory glance to be a copy of The Dial. Inside, essays by Henry McBride, Nicholas Joost, and Daniel Catton Rich offer up the rich..... More
1959. Wraps. [76] pp. 31 bw plates. In addition to the illustrations of each artists work, each artist is illustrated. Includes brief biographical information, list of publications, major exhibitions, awards, and collections. Artists include Burliuk, Carewe, Cikovsky, Cohen, Crichlow, Dickerson, Dobkin, Evergood, Goodelman, Gordon, Gropper, Gurr, Gwathmey, Harriton, Hirsch, Jules..... More
1959. Softbound. Wraps. [76] pp. 31 bw plates. *This copy has an original pen drawing and lengthy inscription by the artist David Burliuk inside the front cover on the front free endpaper. A presentation copy from him to Dilly Haslauer. He has also annotated his illustrated painting in this catalogue..... More
1959. White wraps. [28 pp]. 18 bw plates. Three-page introduction, comments by Conrad Kickert and Ozenfant, catalogue of 84 works, chronology, bibliography, and many pleasant plates. Text in Dutch. More
1959. Softcover. White wraps. [24] pp. 1 bw, 8 color plates. Text in French. Typical exhibition catalogue (Wolter: The Dutch Master, 1873-1952). More
