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ARTES PLÁSTICAS, Nº 4: EL FRENTE NACIONAL DE ARTES PLÁSTICAS.; Consejo editorial: Roberto Berdcio, Rodrigo Arenas Betancourt, Vincente Rojo (Director Artístico)

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Title: ARTES PLÁSTICAS, Nº 4: EL FRENTE NACIONAL DE ARTES PLÁSTICAS.; Consejo editorial: Roberto Berdcio, Rodrigo Arenas Betancourt, Vincente Rojo (Director Artístico)
Seller: Beverly Karno Books LLC (United States)
Condition: (marginal wear; slight chipping along the edges of some of the pages)
Description: México, D.F.: Frente Nacional de Artes Plásticas, FNAP, 1953. (marginal wear; slight chipping along the edges of some of the pages). b/w and color plates, ports., advts., one full-page engraving on color rice paper, loose as issued, duo tone pict. wrps. Cover Title. COVER READS "Frente Nacional de Artes Plásticas" A Mexican monthly art magazine that covers subjects ranging from pre-Colombian art, Mexican muralism, and graphic arts. The slogan of the magazine is "por un arte al servicio del pueblo." The Frente Nacional de Artes Plásticas (FNAP) was a collective of artists founded in 1952, during the "crossing" between two adverse aesthetic art movements: the realism of the so-called Mexican School of Painting and what has been called the "Ruptura" (Rupture). The magazines Artes de México and Artes Plásticas, which were founded at the initiative of the FNAP, were fundamental for the dissemination of the FNAP political, social and artistic ideologies with a marked tendency to the left. Artes Plásticas, which indicated in its cover logo its membership of the FNAP, was the first to be published, with a monthly periodicity. Printed on modest paper, it was released towards the end of October 1952. Their editorial line was nationalist, understood as the preservation and dissemination of everything they considered heritage and a product of the Mexican Revolution. This issue includes a beautiful full-page engraving of Francisco Madero by the artist Angel Zamarripa. Founders and participants include: Francisco Goitia (Secretaria General), Ignacio Aguirre, Ana Mérida, Raul Anguiano. CONTENTS: Redescubrimiento de Palenque / por Alberto Ruz -- Los carteles del Taller Gráfica Popular / Miguel Salas Anzures -- El mosaico Italiano en el muralismo Mexicano / José Chávez Morado -- La pintura de J. Guadalupe Ramírez -- Estampas del Frente Nacional de Artes Plásticas, número 7: Francisco Madero / grabado de Ángel Zamarripa -- La pintura de José Guadalupe Ramírez / por el Dr. Federico Uribe -- El uso de los materiales sintéticos / por Andrés Sánchez Flores -- Que es el Taller de Integración Plástica.

Experimental Morphology by Davenport, Charles Benedict

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Title: Experimental Morphology
Author: Davenport, Charles Benedict
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Description: New York: The Macmillan Co., 1897, 1899. First edition. LANDMARK MONOGRAPH ON THE PROPERTIES OF PROTOPLASM AND REGULATION OF CELL AND TISSUE GROWTH--ASSOCIATION COPY. Two hardcover volumes, 15x22 cm, green cloth binding, blindstamped ruled margins to covers, bookplate of James Walter Wilson to front endpaper and small embossed library stamp ("cancelled") top of title page of each volume. Vol. I, i-xiv, 280 pp, 71 figures, 2 pp publisher's advertisements; Vol. II, i-xviii, [281-508] pp, 140 figures, errata & addenda page, publisher's advertisement. Small paper library label bottom of each spine, corners bumped, hinges weak, bindings tight, pages unmarked, very good in custom archival mylar covers. GARRISON-MORTON No. 127. CHARLES BENEDICT DAVENPORT (1866 – 1944) became one of the most prominent American biologists of his time, pioneering new quantitative standards of taxonomy. His father had a significant influence on his early career, as he encouraged Charles to become an engineer. In 1888 Davenport rebelled against his father and enrolled in the Harvard zoology program. Initially he joined in the general interest in invertebrate embryology, with particular attention-appropriately-on the development of individuality. He graduated with a Bachelor's after two years, and earned a Ph.D in biology in 1892. His first faculty position was as a professor of zoology at Harvard. He summered in Woods Hole (at the Fish Commission) and in Newport, and he pursued a variety of projects, culminating in his encyclopedic Experimental Morphology (offered here) in the late 1890s. From 1899 to 1904 Davenport taught at the University of Chicago. In 1904, he became director of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and founded the Eugenics Record Office there in 1910. His 1911 book, Heredity in Relation to Eugenics, was used as a college textbook for many years. Davenport was elected to the American Philosophical Society in 1907, and to the National Academy of Sciences in 1912. In 1921 he was elected as a Fellow of the American Statistical Association. PROVENANCE: JAMES WALKER WILSON (1896-1969) entered Brown in 1914 and studied biology under Professor Albert D. Mead. He graduated in 1918, spent a year in the army, and returned to Brown as a graduate student in biochemistry under Professor Philip H. Mitchell. His dissertation topic for his Ph.D. degree in 1921 was Contributions to the Biochemistry of Vitamin A. The same year he was appointed instructor in biology for one year to teach Professor Herbert E. Walter's courses while Walter was on leave. He ended up staying for forty years. He introduced a new course called "experimental morphogenesis," and did research on regeneration in flatworms. By 1936 he was recognized for developing a technique in kidney research, a perfusion apparatus which circulated synthetic blood through rabbit kidneys. In 1945 he became chairman of the Department of Biology and Frank L. Day Professor of Biology. He served as chairman until 1960.

Motor Road Map of Tokyo, Yokohama and Surrounding Districts by n/a

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Title: Motor Road Map of Tokyo, Yokohama and Surrounding Districts
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Seller: Brattle Book Shop (United States)
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Description: Tokyo: Japanese Government Railways 1931. English. 37.5" x 25.5", folded size: 8" x 4". Color-printed map with index of locations and symbol key, green illustrated exterior panels with paste-down prices on front and rear panels. Map is bright and complete, edges lightly worn, toning to exterior, several 1"-2" tears at folds. Good.� . Good. x .

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