Mayer Lou (17 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Minor bend to top of front cover. ISSN 0147-5452.

Stapled Wraps. Condition: Very Good Plus. Lou Mayer et al (illustrator). First Edition. New York: Puck Publishing Corporation, 1915. The March 20, 1915 issue. First Edition. Folio, stapled wraps, 199 pp. Covers have separated, having gently pulled through the hinges at some time, but otherwise a remarkably bright and clean copy, Near Fine if not for the separated covers. A very, very scarce late- late issue of the artful and humorous magazine better known in the late 1800s. This (1915) was the last year of the magazine prior to its sale to the William Randolph Hearst company in 1916, which continued publication thereafter only until 1918. Large but quite thin at 19 pages, this issue does show the sensibilities that made the magazine famous, from Lou Mayer's striking Irish St. Patrick's Day cover and internal illustrationw by Nell Hatt, Hy Mayer and a variety of other illustrators to, of course, the humor. A remarkable full-color, rear-cover Pierce-Arrow ad shows the barely inchoate style of Art Deco with a remnant of the art nouveau sensibility as well, in a single, very impactful (in my opinion) piece of imagery. See scans; please note that the folio size of this magazine required scanning the covers in two shots each. Among the very rarest of Puck issues. LG8.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st edition. VG. 4to, 69 leaves (mimeographed one side), stapled wrappers. Thick and rare early issue of this seminal little magazine, includes 3 poems by Lou Reed, 10 by Jim Carroll, work from many other prominent contributors. Unmarked copy, light stains to fore-edge, minor wear and soil otherwise. Not Signed.

Lotto composto da due cartoline originali illustrate a colori dal celebre Lou Mayer, pittore americano (1869 - 1969). Copyright The House of Art, N.Y. Non viaggiate. Le due cartoline appartengono ad una stessa serie (No. 883 e No. 879) nella quale fascinose dame vengono ritratte all'interno di una coppa di champagne o su un piatto da portata. Formato: 14 x 9 cm circa. Stato di conservazione: una leggera ombra sui quattro vertici delle due cartoline, in quanto custodite (non fissate) all'interno di un album d'epoca ma, nel complesso, ben conservate. Non datate ma presumibilmente databili attorno al 1920.

Condition: Very Good. New York: The Poetry Project, 1971. First Edition. Tall, slim folio (35.5cm); publisher's white pictorial staple bound wrappers; [74]ll. printed mimeograph on rectos only. Covers significantly spotted and rather toned, contents clean and sound. Overall Very Good. Substantial who's who of the New York Poetry Project scene, including contributions by Ted Berrigan, Richard Brautigan, Jim Carroll, Diane DiPrima, Ruth Krauss, Bernadette Mayer, Lou Reed, Anne Waldman herself, and many many others.

Condition: vg. 1) Mayer, Lou. Jewish War Sufferers - Shall They Plead in Vain? New York, (1917). Grinnell Litho Co. 21" x 28" lithograph by Lou Mayer mounted on 25" x 32" linen-backed high-quality white paper. Color lithograph shows a devastated woman and her son with the child's head buried in her lap in front of their burned down home. "Jewish War Sufferers" in white lettering on top area of poster, "Shall they plead in vain?" in gray lettering on lower part of lithograph. Poster in fine condition. Issued in America during World War I, sponsored by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. 2) American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War. Two-inch W.W.I Jewish relief medal in bronze with image in bas-relief on front. Medal rests in original presentation case. Verso of medal with lettering "When Suffering Humanity Called, You Responded Nobly 1914 1918 - American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War." Lettering within decorative wreath. The medal was made by Whitehead / Hoag. Minor age wear and staining on case. Medal may have been lacquered to preserve the shine. Case in good+, medal in fine condition.