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PRINTS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, A HISTORY.
Castleman, Riva
First edition. With 180 illustrations, 30 in color, from the collection of The Museum of Modern Art. The most important prints in the history of twentieth-century printmaking are shown here, with commentaries on approach, style, and technique. Each print is seen against its historical context in significant movements of the period, such as Fauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, Pop, etc. Glossary of printmaking techniques. Covers faded. Ex library.
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> Thomson, Garry (editor), CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LONDON CONFERENCE ON MUSEUM CLIMATOLOGY
> Woods, Louise (editor), PRACTICAL PRINT MAKING: THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE LATEST TECHNIQUES, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS.
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THE BOOK OF JONAH.
Limited to 80 numbered copies, signed by Maret. The Old Testament Book of Jonah, King James translation, set in the 24pt Nicolas typeface, designed by Maret, in "migrating shades of blue ink," printed on Twinrocker hand-made paper. Bound by Nancy Loeber. A four page prospectus laid in offers a summary of the book of Jonah with Maret's opinion of its meaning. The prospectus also includes a tipped-in sample of the text.
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