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Warming Down: Photographs by Stephen Gill (Unique Copy) by GILL, Stephen

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Title: Warming Down: Photographs by Stephen Gill (Unique Copy)
Author: GILL, Stephen
Seller: Harper's Books (United States)
Condition: Cloth library binding with repairs to hinges; prints are fine. Scarce, with no OCLC records located.
Description: London: Nobody, 2008. Cloth library binding with repairs to hinges; prints are fine. Scarce, with no OCLC records located.. Limited Edition. Octavo. Artist's edition from Stephen Gill, in which he issued a new series of his Hackney Wick photographs in unique fashion, via a series of interventions to 130 withdrawn books from the Hackney Public Library system. In this case: Gill affixed 15 C-type hand prints (4.5 inches square) into an Ernst Eulenburg edition of Bach's Cantata No. 55 (circa 1930), along with a sun-etched lino print (with burn-marks), a pressed flower, shoe and bicycle tire prints, drawings, and various letterpress elements. SIGNED by Gill to final leaf and hand-stamped as copy 94 of 130.

[Promotional for] Illustrated Lectures (1941-1942) by Jeannette Marks . .

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Title: [Promotional for] Illustrated Lectures (1941-1942) by Jeannette Marks . .
Seller: Langdon Manor Books LLC (United States)
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Description: [South Hadley, Massachusetts]: [Mount Holyoke College], 1941. Very good. 9 3/8” x 21” sheet, printed both sides and folded to create a 9 3/8” x 7” brochure. Very good: creased at old horizontal fold, a bit of light wear and spotting. This is a promotional for a series of “Illustrated Lectures” by an important author, professor, women's rights and political advocate, Jeannette Marks. Jeannette Augustus Marks was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1875. She earned her BA from Wellesley College in 1900. There she met Mary Emma Woolley, then a Wellesley professor, soon to be president of Mount Holyoke College (MHC) and her companion for the next 50 years. In 1901 Woolley appointed Marks instructor in MHC's English Department; she would later become chair. At MHC Marks founded the Play and Poetry Shop Talks lecture series, bringing notable authors and poets to campus to discuss modern literature. She also founded the school's Laboratory Theatre in 1928. A prolific writer, Marks was best known for The Family of the Barretts, a family biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, as well as The Life and Letters of Mary Emma Woolley. She served as chair of the New York State Branch of the National Woman's Party and advocated politically for Eugene V. Debs. Marks died in 1964; the LGBTQ+ center at MHC is named in her honor. This brochure lists five of Marks' lectures, including the “Adventure in Research” that facilitated her work on the Brownings; “Love's Garden: The Home Life of the Barrett Children” and an “Interpretive History” of “Our Neighbors in the Caribbean.” It is rich with glowing testimonials from such notables as author and women's activist Mary Ritter Beard, novelist and Yale professor William Lyon Phelps, a “descendant of the Barretts” and “a considerable authority” on Jamaica and the West Indies. It boasts of the copious illustrations which accompanied each lecture and elucidates the terms by which Marks' appearance could be obtained, including the fees for single lectures or an entire course to be delivered within a week. Not located in OCLC or online, though a copy may be present in the Jeannette Marks papers housed at MHC.

THE VISIONARY by LeGuin, Le Guin, Ursula & Sanders, Scott R.

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Title: THE VISIONARY
Author: LeGuin, Le Guin, Ursula & Sanders, Scott R.
Seller: THE FINE BOOKS COMPANY (United States)
Description: THE VISIONARY, Capra Press, 1984, first edition, fine in wraps as issued. An excerpt from the at the time unpublished novel,"ALWAYS COMING HOME." Bound dos a dos with WONDERS HIDDEN: AUDUBON'S EARLY YEARS by Scott R. Sanders. 1/200 copies SIGNED by both authors.

POEMS OF SCOTT by Scott, Sir Walter

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Title: POEMS OF SCOTT
Author: Scott, Sir Walter
Seller: Green Gate Farm Antiquarian Books (United States)
Description: London: Caxton Publishing Company, (1907). A 12mo., 285 pages, including glossary and an index of first lines. Bound in original decorative brown cloth. Top edge gilt. Edited by Oliphant Smeaton. Portrait frontispiece and pictorial title page by A. S. Hartrick. Eight full page color plates by A. S. Forrest. A bit of wear at the head of the spine and corner tips, endleaves browned, else a fine copy.

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