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FOOTPRINT OF CINDERELLA by Wylie, Philip

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Title: FOOTPRINT OF CINDERELLA
Author: Wylie, Philip
Seller: THE FINE BOOKS COMPANY (United States)
Description: FOOTPRINT OF CINDERELLA, Farrar & Rinehart, 1931, first edition, vg+/near fine in like pictorial dust-wrapper with some light dust-soil. Very scarce in dust-wrapper. Filmed as Cinderella Jones in 1946.

Advantages of Incorporating Under the Laws of Arizona [cover title] by [Arizona]. [Business]

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Title: Advantages of Incorporating Under the Laws of Arizona [cover title]
Author: [Arizona]. [Business]
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Condition: Very good.
Description: Phoenix, 1904. Very good.. [24]pp. 24mo. Original printed wrappers, stapled. Small portion excised from first leaf. Light toning. Unrecorded promotional for the Stoddard Incorporating Company of Phoenix, Arizona, founded by Isaac T. Stoddard, the former Territorial Secretary of Arizona, who, "continues to do most of the incorporating business of the Territory." Stoddard was forced to resign in 1904, the same year he formed this company and the present pamphlet was published, because of conflicts of interest between his business and government positions. The complete laws of incorporation, reprinted here from the session laws of 1903, are preceded by a fourteen-point list of special advantages offered by Arizona, along with the company's initial and annual maintenance fees, and instructions on incorporation procedure, which mention that Stoddard has organized "three fourths of all corporations in the Territory." Not in OCLC.

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Chagall: A Retrospective by Baal-Teshuva, Jacob;

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Title: Chagall: A Retrospective
Author: Baal-Teshuva, Jacob;
Seller: Eric Chaim Kline - Bookseller (United States)
ISBN: 9780883634950
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Description: New York: Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc, 1985. Hardcover. vg. Sm. folio. 374pp. Gold-stamped blue cloth in original color illustrated dust jacket. B/w frontispiece of the last photograph of Chagall, taken in 1985. "This comprehensive and incisive exploration of one of the greatest and most beloved artists of this century brings together the writings and art critics, the reminiscences of family, friends, and colleagues, and Chagall's own words to create a striking portrait of an artist who delighted the world with his unique brand of creativity. Chagall: A Retrospective traces the artist's personal and artistic development from his humble beginnings in the Russian town of Vitebsk to his continuing contributions to world art at the time of his death at the age of ninety-seven. Chagall's impact on the development of modern art from his student days in Russia; his initial support and later conflict with the avant-garde movement in his native land during the early Soviet period; his first years in Paris in the early part of the century and his return to Paris after World War I; his life in New York City during and after World War II; and his numerous other travels and accomplishments are chronicled here through skillfully excerpted pieces from critical sources. Chagall's own memoirs as well as interviews, letters, reviews, and contributions by important figures including his wife Bella, André Breton, Guillaume Apollinaire, Louis Aragon, André Malraux, Pierre Schneider, John Russell and others reveal that Chagall was not only widely admired as an artist, but also cherished as a colleague and friend." Profusely illustrated with over 250 photographic color and b/w reproductions of Chagall's paintings, gouaches, drawings, tapestries, sculptures, stained glass, ceramics, stage designs and costumes, mosaics and graphic work. Bottom edge on front board bumped. Tiny dent on front cover. Head and tail slightly bumped. Minor creasing and scuffing on dj, otherwise a tight copy with binding and dj in good+, interior in near fine condition.

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