1994, ISBN: 9780962494123

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Boston: Geo. H. Polley & Co., (1914) First edition. Folio (31 x 45 cm); [8] pp.; 90 plates from photographs, loose in portfolio as issued. Owner's stamp to front pastedown; some s… Más…

Boston: Geo. H. Polley & Co., (1914) First edition. Folio (31 x 45 cm); [8] pp.; 90 plates from photographs, loose in portfolio as issued. Owner's stamp to front pastedown; some sooling to top edge of letterpress; tear to rear joint of portfolio cover; plates clean and bright; a good copy or better in original cloth-backed printed boards with one string tie lacking. A collection of plates, mostly of interior details and furniture, as found in fine American houses of the Colonial era, showing interiors and furniture very desirable during the early 20th century, near the peak of the colonial revival. From the letterpress: "The interiors...speak for themselves and constitute a good collection for reference. Its furniture needs no introduction, comment, or commendation; it is a style of and by itself, and like that of all fine periods, it is consistent and thoroughly in accord with the architectural encasement. It shows the same effects of conscious study of and for unity of style which is characteristic of the body of the work of its progenitors and their immediate followers." This guy was paid to write this incisive critique; I can't add anything more (or less) illuminating than that.., Boston: Geo. H. Polley & Co., (1914), 0, Santa Monica: Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994. Limited edition. Softcover. Near fine. Limited edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalogue: Small quarto. 103pp. with over 30 color, b/w and duotone Illustrations, nine of which are folding "Artist's Folio Pages" plus a traditional black portfolio with ties, 18 x 14.5", containing a table of contents and signed copies of the "Artist's Folio Pages." Artists featured are Vernon Fisher, Maxine Henryson and Hunter Reynolds, Komar and Melamid, Charles Bon, Annabel Livermore, Theresa Pendlebury, Brian Tucker, Jan Tumlir and Kevin Sullivan, Millie Wilson. Portfolio was limited to only 90 copies. "Altered Egos was a group exhibition of artists who produce art under assumed names and multiple authorship, or those who choose to explore hidden identities. Rather than simply employing a pseudonym, these artists consciously construct an alter ego or appropriate the life and art of another to create a new body (or bodies) of work that is distinct from their other artistic production. While their reasons for assuming alter egos and their respective modus operandi differ, an important aspect of Altered Egos is how the artists reject the notion of single authorship and signature style, as they redefine, represent, and reconstruct themselves."- institute of contemporary art., Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994, 4<

1994, ISBN: 9780962494123

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Santa Monica: Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994. Limited edition. Softcover. Near fine. Limited edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalogue: Small quarto. 103pp. with over 30 color, b/w and… Más…

Santa Monica: Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994. Limited edition. Softcover. Near fine. Limited edition. Softcover. Exhibition catalogue: Small quarto. 103pp. with over 30 color, b/w and duotone Illustrations, nine of which are folding "Artist's Folio Pages" plus a traditional black portfolio with ties, 18 x 14.5", containing a table of contents and signed copies of the "Artist's Folio Pages." Artists featured are Vernon Fisher, Maxine Henryson and Hunter Reynolds, Komar and Melamid, Charles Bon, Annabel Livermore, Theresa Pendlebury, Brian Tucker, Jan Tumlir and Kevin Sullivan, Millie Wilson. Portfolio was limited to only 90 copies. "Altered Egos was a group exhibition of artists who produce art under assumed names and multiple authorship, or those who choose to explore hidden identities. Rather than simply employing a pseudonym, these artists consciously construct an alter ego or appropriate the life and art of another to create a new body (or bodies) of work that is distinct from their other artistic production. While their reasons for assuming alter egos and their respective modus operandi differ, an important aspect of Altered Egos is how the artists reject the notion of single authorship and signature style, as they redefine, represent, and reconstruct themselves."- institute of contemporary art., Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994, 4<

1994, ISBN: 9780962494123

Santa Monica, CA: Santa Monica Museum of Art. As New. 1994. First Edition. Soft Cover. 0962494127 . Profusely illustrated including fold-outs. Vernon Fisher, Maxine Henryson, Hunter Reyn… Más…

Santa Monica, CA: Santa Monica Museum of Art. As New. 1994. First Edition. Soft Cover. 0962494127 . Profusely illustrated including fold-outs. Vernon Fisher, Maxine Henryson, Hunter Reynolds, Komar and Melamid are among the featured artists. Essays by Karen Moss, Amelia Jones and Amy Gerstler. Published on the occasion of the exhibition, July 9 - September 4, 1994. Tight, clean and crisp. The book appears unread and looks New. ; 4to; 103 pages ., Santa Monica Museum of Art, 1994, 5<