SCHANILEC, GAYLORD MIDNIGHT PAPER SALES (7 resultados)

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. large 4to. quarter cloth with paper-covered boards, slipcase with cloth edges, leather spine label. 44, (6) pages. Printed in an edition limited to 226 copies, of which this is one of 200 numbered and signed copies. A fine copy in fine slipcase. A history of Ernest Morgan and the Antioch Bookplate Company, the text for the history was transcribed from tapes of a 1997 interview with Morgan conducted by Schanilec. As Morgan tells the story of his company and his approach to business in his own words, a clear picture emerges of a man ahead of his time. Celebrating diversity and a committee approach to management, he founded a company that has grown into a substantial business with 450 employee-owners and units in the Americas and the U.K. Finely printed by Gaylord Schanilec with several color illustrations and two tipped-in specimens of Morgan's printing. Introduction by Will Powers. quarter cloth with paper-covered boards, slipcase with cloth edges, leather spine label.

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. small 4to. quarter cloth with handmade Chautara Lokta paper over boards, paper spine label. (16) pages. Limited to an edition of 100 numbered copies (Rulon-Miller A51b). Schanilec printed his original poem from letters he handcut out of wood and then tipped in five woodcut images to complete the volume. Originally created in 1983, he was disheartened by a lone disparaging comment and tucked the remaining copies away. Eighteen years later, a more discerning book dealer encouraged the binding of the remaining sixty copies of which this is one. Well preserved copy. The direct and raw text is based on a break up with his then girlfriend. quarter cloth with handmade Chautara Lokta paper over boards, paper spine label.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. One of 140 (166) copies printed by Rachel Mellis and Gaylord Schanilec on Hahnemuhle mouldmade paper with the text set in Poliphilus and Bembo Italic at the Letterfoundry of Michael and Winifred Bixler. Illustrated with 7 large wood engravings in colours by Gaylord Schanilec and signed by him, the Sumac Press logotype printed from Joseph Low's original linocut, eight ink-jet reproductions (of archival quality) and various others, some printed from line-blocks made by Emerson Wulling and including three tipped in examples of work from the Sumac Press. Blue Ingres paper-covered boards decorated with a repeat Sumac Press logotype, brown Japanese linen spine with maroon morocco label lettered in gilt and slipcased. A mint copy. Delightful engravings accompany this study of America's oldest private printer. A prospectus may be had upon request. Signed by Author(s).

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. large 4to. quarter cloth with paper decorated paper-covered boards, slipcase with cloth edges. 71, (4) pages. Printed in an edition limited to 166 numbered and signed copies. Fine in fine slipcase. A history and bibliography of Emerson Wulling's Sumac Press. The text for the history was transcribed from the tapes from two interviews with Wulling in 1995 and 1996, conducted by Schanilec, along with a visit with the Wullings by Rob Rulon-Miller in 1999. Wulling was a professor by day and printer by night, and owned a library which included fine and interesting printing from all periods and continents. The bibliography of the Sumac Press describes well over 200 publications. Finely printed by Gaylord Schanilec and contains illustrated tipped-in specimens of Wulling's printing, twenty-five with color wood engravings by Schanilec, as well as other color illustrations throughout. Introduction by Robert Rulon-Miller. The definitive work on Wulling's printing. quarter cloth with paper decorated paper-covered boards, slipcase with cloth edges.

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. 8vo. duplex paper covers are made of Degener Black and O'Malley Crackle papers, in tribute to the Ladies of the Cave, cloth slipcase. 48 pages. One of 100 numbered copies signed by Gaylord Schanilec, with a slight poem by him hand-set in Bodoni metal type. Nine multi-color wood engravings by Gaylord Schanilec and a wood engraving by Thomas Bewick, all printed from the original blocks. From the author / printer: As it turned out my mid-life vessel the "Hungry Mind" (Lac Des Pleurs, 2015) didn't get me to the other side, and A Little Book of Birds led to yet more water. The idea of birds captive within unopened pages was originally intended as a challenge for book collectors-to open the unopened pages-or not. As years passed the birds slowly emerged and their captivity began to mean something else. I thought this book might free the birds. It did not. duplex paper covers are made of Degener Black and O'Malley Crackle papers, in tribute to the Ladies of the Cave, cloth slipcase.

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. small 8vo. cloth, decorated paper covered boards, slipcase with paper label on spine. 68 pages. Printed in an edition of 119 copies (this being one of the 80 standard copies) on Velké Losiny and Zerkall papers. Eight multiple color wood engravings with poems handset in Polipholis, Bembo, and Blado types. Bound at Booklab 2 by Marc Hammond, Keri Schroeder, and Craig Jensen in two editions: a standard edition of 80 copies, and a deluxe edition of 26. 13 sets of sheets were left unbound. The binding is a hand sewn, flat back, lapped case binding. It is covered in book cloth with a 3 part segmented wood engraving inlaid into front and back board and the spine of the cover. The book is housed in a cloth covered slip case. The third book in a trilogy documenting one mans struggle with the reality of growing old. After a quarter century living in the rural midwest he moves to the city where he observes the isolation of urban life and the tenacious existence of the plants, birds, and animals living therea roster of beings that includes himself. Bokeh: A Little Book of Flowers was preceded by A Little Book of Birds (MPS 2017), and Departures (Ninja Press, 2019). cloth, decorated paper covered boards, slipcase with paper label on spine.

Midnight Paper Sales Ilustrador. 8vo. cloth, paper spine and cover labels, later cloth clamshell box, cloth label on spine with the title printed in black. 56+1 pages. Printed in an edition limited to 200 numbered copies, signed by Schanilec on the colophon page, of which this is one of 174 copies. (My Colorful Career, pp.30-36). A fine copy in a later cloth clamshell box. Joanna type set in composition at the Los Angeles Types Foundry. Four double-page color wood engravings and an additional two-color vignette on the title page. Bound by the Campbell-Logan Bindery. Interviews conducted by Gaylord Schanilec with farmers in Wisconsin, edited by his brother Clayton. Like most urban dwellers, Gaylord Schanilec saw farm life as a hazy, black and white image of chickens in the yard with an uncle and aunt waving from the porch. But when he set out with a camera and tape recorder to learn what farmers had to say about rural life, he heard a different story. 'Farmers' offers a revealing look into the lives and insights of four Midwestern American farmers--of their fight for survival on the fast changing landscape of rural America today. Schanilec sets the scene for each interview with a two-panel wood engraving in six colours using six separate end-grain maple blocks. cloth, paper spine and cover labels, later cloth clamshell box, cloth label on spine with the title printed in black.