Bernard Black Gallery (5 results)

Paper. Condition: Good. Good paper copy ex. cat., lacks tipped on illustration on front cover, 11 pages, 21 B/W illustrations.

{Item #1} LES ANIMALIERS; FRENCH ANIMAL SCULPTURE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Exhibition: February 26-March 30, 1963. Unpaged - 16 pages plus covers. Staple-bound booklet: H 22.75cm x L 15.25cm. Green paper covers; sheet with two artist biographies tipped-in at rear cover's recto. Minor soiling. Foreword; Introduction essay on pages 5-9 by Andrew S. Ciechanowiecki; catalogue on pages 10-16 listing seventy objects for sale at the gallery; illustrated by nine b/w photos plus two more on covers. {Item #2} LES ANIMALIERS-2. Exhibition: March 3-28, 1964. Single sheet folded to form four pages. Booklet: H 22.75cm x L 15.25cm. White paper covers lightly soiled. Catalogue comprised of a list of 50 pieces for sale at the gallery but without any artist biographies as were included in the 1963 booklet. …

Paperback. Condition: VG. BW-illustrated stapled wraps with maroon lettering. 32 unnumbered pages. BW illustrations. "Thirty-six sculptures, bronzes and associated works of art are illustrated in this catalogue, the second published by this gallery under the general title of Sculptures for a Small Museum. As a group they form a small but significant collection, ranging in periods from the middle of the fifteenth through the early twentieth centuries.".…

Softcover. Orange stapled wraps. [32] pp. 28 bw plates. Issued in conjunction with a 1969 exhibition that spanned the whole career of American artist Samuel Halpert. The illustrated catalogue lists 28 works, with exhibitions and literature for some of the paintings, and a biographical chronology. Nicely done illustrations. VG-, cover very slightly soiled. …

Condition: VG. Cream wraps. [6] pp, staple bound. 3 bw plates. Annotated catalogue of 36 works, with a brief introduction by E. Maurice Bloch. Around 1968 large and important caches of drawings and sketches, dating from all periods of West's career, were uncovered. As a group the drawings in this exhibition were made up entirely from these finds and provide us an intimate glimpse of the work and method of an artist who was the first American to earn an international reputation.…