Wright Editor in Chief (22 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dec./Jan. 2007 #77 Approx Size 8" X 11" Single Issue Magazine With Color Illustrations And Photographs. With Approx. 98 Pages, Gently Read. Spine White With Black Letters. No Writing, Clean And Bright.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. April/May 2007 #77. Approx Size 8" X 11" Single Issue Magazine With Color Illustrations And Photographs. With Approx. 98 Pages, Including Template Patterns. Gently Read. Spine White With Black Letters. No Writing, Clean And Bright.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Dust jacket is intact, and in good condition. Book itself is pristine and like new. Such a GREAT SET of 10 books. Perhaps you need this volume to complete your set. Right after the photographic image has been invented. So soon and these photographs are INCREDIBLE. Let's look at these historic photos and remind ourselves of the horrors of war and never go there again. (BR) Box 96.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good-. Front cover has a slight crease. Covers have slightly browned edges. Rear cover has a chip to the lower outer corner. Front cover has a very small crease to the lower outer corner and a small tear to the lower edge. Spine has tearing by the lower staple. ; Volume Eighteen, Number One, October, 1922. Approx. 6" wide by 9". ; 36 pages.

paperback. Condition: Good. Minor stain along top edge of back cover and last few pages. Book shows common (average) signs of wear and use. Binding is still tight. Covers are intact but may be repaired. We have 75,000 books to choose from -- Ship within 24 hours -- Satisfaction Guaranteed!

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Magazine. 11p., includes covers, 8.5x11 inches, photos, articles, reports, reviews, very good newsletter in nested wraps.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Copyright 1986 by the American Musicolog. 231 + pp. Vol. XXXIX, Spring 1986, No. 1 issue only! ISSN: 0003 0139. A great, almost spotlessly clean copy! Solidly and tightly bound, essentially and nearly flawless copy with minimal internal and external wear and use. Copy with crisp pages, clean text, and light shelf wear. Smooth covers.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Very good condition. Small hole punched near top of spine. Spine tips are lightly worn. Corners are lightly bumped. Minor spine curl. 21 pages on Regency Style. Articles on Rooms for Young People. 52 pages.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. . . . . 4to, paperback. Vg+ condition. Covers and contents clean, unworn, no marking or writing. Binding sturdy, square and tight. 80 pp. County, Genealogy, Harford, High, Local, Maryland, School, Yearbooks,

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Dust jacket is intact and in very good condition. Book itself is pristine and like new. Such a GREAT SET of 10 books. Perhaps you need this volume to complete your set. Right after the photographic image has been invented. So soon and these photographs are INCREDIBLE. Let's look at these historic photos and remind ourselves of the horrors of war and never go there again. (BR) Box 96.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Dust jacket is intact and in very good condition. Book itself is pristine and like new. Such a GREAT SET of 10 books. Perhaps you need this volume to complete your set. Right after the photographic image has been invented. So soon and these photographs are INCREDIBLE. Let's look at these historic photos and remind ourselves of the horrors of war and never go there again. (BR) Box 96.

Softcover. Depression-era Wall Street ephemera. Inaugural issue in two sections market in section 1 and Fortune-magazine features in section 2. With b&w photos. Very good with some light edge wear.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. 146 pages with soft card cover by Boo Ritson, has articles on Louise Bourgoise, Karin Mamma Andersson, Tacita Dean, John Baldessari, David Batchelor, Takashi Murakami, etc. Very good + to fine. * This magazine ceased publication in 2009 due to the financial world-wide crash mainly. The short lived art journal was a highpoint of the Modern Art world at that time. Scarce. Large quarto formal. This is Issue No 1.

4°, XVII, 226 S., zahlreiche Farb- u. s/w Abbildungen, ZUSTAND -1. farb. ill. Original-Pappband, hard cover.

4°, XXIII, 498 S., zahlreiche Farb- u. s/w Abbildungen, ZUSTAND -1. farb. ill. Original-Pappband, hard cover.

Original wraps. Condition: Very good. First Edition. 16p & 32p quarto illustrated. A very good set in black and white printed wraps.

Limited Ed. Maps, black and white photographic illustrations, 367pp, bookplate laid down on upper pastedown, light smattering of foxing upper and lower leaves as well as edge and reverse of dustjacket, a touch sunned dustjacket spine, a good hardback copy. 31 x 24cm. "This book is a limited, condensed edition of Twentieth Century Impressions of Hong Kong, Shanghai, and other Treaty Ports of China, published in 1908. The present edition deals mainly with Hong Kong, but as the Colony is so inextricably a part of the mainland, many chapters extend beyond Hong Kong to China itself." - Dustjacket blurb.

1909, full leather binding with gilt stamped decoration, 606 pp., leather spine slightly dry and a little chafed, else in fine condition, heavy item!

First edition. Profusely illustrated. Large 4to. Publisher's full gilt red morocco gilt, a.e.g. Spine slightly faded and a few scuffs and stains to covers. Upper inner joint split. Two bookplates to upper pastedown and some ephemera relating to the former owner loosely inserted. 535pp. London etc., Lloyd's Greater Britain Publishing Company,  Part of the series Lloyd's of London produced on several British overseas territories, including Hong Kong, Natal, Ceylon and Malaya. This volume also covers the Sudan, and it is an invaluable source and reference work.  .

Santpoort, C.A. Mees, 1925-1926. 7 parts in 1 vol. [2],164,[2] pp. Over 200 photograpic plates, plans and drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright's work. Orig. publisher's hardcover binding (original light gray cloth-covered boards decorated with a motif of dark gray lines and a gilt lettered red mor. title shield designed by Frank Lloyd Wright on the spine. Large square 4to. - Cover with very light shelfwear; front cover sl. dustained along the right edge. (Wendingen. Maandblad voor bouwen en sieren van Architectura et Amicitia, Jaarg. 7, nr. 3 - 9).Copy from the library of the Dutch architect Theodor Wilhelm (Theo) Rueter (Haarlem, 9 September 1876 - Blaricum, 12 June 1963). With a self-designed and wood-engraved ex-libris of Theo Rueter on the endpaper). He designed several houses in traditional rural architecture for the Dutch region of Het Gooi. - * Le Coultre, Wendingen 1918 - 1932, pages 166-169, variant '7-3/9 e' in book form. - This '7-part' set on the works of Frank Lloyd Wright was only published in English. It is a set of the regular 7-part softcover edition, bound together in the original publisher's binding. This binding was available separately, but it was also possible to obtain a hardcover copy from the publisher, for an additional fee and with the return of previously purchased individual issues. Approximately 650 copies of this hardcover edition, in this binding variant, were published. The binding and title page were designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. There is also a version in an unprinted white cloth binding with a title shield, of which approximately 3000 copies were made (including 140 copies for the American publisher Koch). - The editing and typographical editing was done by H. Th. Wijdeveld. He also provided the introductory text. It contains 13 articles (11 in English, 1 in French & 1 in German) by notable European and American writers / architects: H.Th. Wijdeveld, F.L. Wright, L. Mumford, H.P. Berlage, J.J.P. Oud, R. Mallet Stevens, E. Mendelsohn and L.J. Sullivan. - This set is the first major publication of Wright's works since the 1910-11 publication of 'Ausgefuhrte Bauten' (Berlin, Ernst Wasmuth). - - This famous Dutch 'monthly' periodical Wendingen, revolutionary for it's new typography, is devoted to national and international architecture, ornamentation and other arts. Published by the Amsterdam society for artists and architects Architectura et Amicitia on the initiative and under supervision of the Dutch Architect Hendricus Theodorus Wijdeveld. It served as the organ of the Amsterdam artists' association Architectura et Amicitia and was the primary voice of the Amsterdam School (expressionist architecture). Wendingen's goal was to enhance the aesthetic quality of architecture and to be a source of inspiration for the members of A et A, as well as for subscribers from throughout the Netherlands and abroad. A total of 116 issues were published, with a circulation of 650 to 1300 copies per issue. The first eight years, up to 1925, Wijdeveld was the only editor and designer of the magazine. He played a key role in the content, design, and typography. The covers are printed in woodcut, lithography (partly offset) and designed by a large range of artists. The content of Wendingen was not limited to architecture; it also featured visual and applied arts. The magazine, printed by, among others, the specialized printing house 'Volharding' in Amsterdam, became renowned for its artistic quality (content and design) and its distinctive square format.

Santpoort, C.A. Mees, 1925-1926 / Distributed by Chicago, A. Kroch and Son, [1948]. 7 parts in 1 vol. [2],164,[2] pp. Over 200 photograpic plates, plans and drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright's work. Orig. publisher's hardcover binding (original gray cloth-covered boards decorated with black border & lettering). Large square 4to. - Cover with very light shelfwear; very sl. worn along the extrimities. (Wendingen. Maandblad voor bouwen en sieren van Architectura et Amicitia, Jaarg. 7, nr. 3 - 9).* Le Coultre, Wendingen 1918 - 1932, pages 166-169, variant '7-3/9 E' in book form. - This '7-part' set on the works of Frank Lloyd Wright was only published in English. It is a set of the regular 7-part softcover edition, bound together in the original publisher's binding. This is one of the 500 unbound copies purchased by the American publisher A. Koch and Son in 1947. They were bound in America and an extra title page was added. The copies he purchased were original copies from the 1925/26 deluxe edition, printed on slightly thicker paper. - The editing and typographical editing was done by H. Th. Wijdeveld. He also provided the introductory text. It contains 13 articles (11 in English, 1 in French & 1 in German) by notable European and American writers / architects: H.Th. Wijdeveld, F.L. Wright, L. Mumford, H.P. Berlage, J.J.P. Oud, R. Mallet Stevens, E. Mendelsohn and L.J. Sullivan. - This set is the first major publication of Wright's works since the 1910-11 publication of 'Ausgefuhrte Bauten' (Berlin, Ernst Wasmuth). - - This famous Dutch 'monthly' periodical Wendingen, revolutionary for it's new typography, is devoted to national and international architecture, ornamentation and other arts. Published by the Amsterdam society for artists and architects Architectura et Amicitia on the initiative and under supervision of the Dutch Architect Hendricus Theodorus Wijdeveld. It served as the organ of the Amsterdam artists' association Architectura et Amicitia and was the primary voice of the Amsterdam School (expressionist architecture). Wendingen's goal was to enhance the aesthetic quality of architecture and to be a source of inspiration for the members of A et A, as well as for subscribers from throughout the Netherlands and abroad. A total of 116 issues were published, with a circulation of 650 to 1300 copies per issue. The first eight years, up to 1925, Wijdeveld was the only editor and designer of the magazine. He played a key role in the content, design, and typography. The covers are printed in woodcut, lithography (partly offset) and designed by a large range of artists. The content of Wendingen was not limited to architecture; it also featured visual and applied arts. The magazine, printed by, among others, the specialized printing house 'Volharding' in Amsterdam, became renowned for its artistic quality (content and design) and its distinctive square format.