Groth john artist (7 resultados)

Hardcover slipcase. Condición: Very Good. No DJ. Very Good slipcase, sunning. Owner name bookplate on front free end page, KEG. No other marks in book. Appears unread. Monthly letter (October 1965, Number 381) and letter Number Twelve, re this volume, laid in. Illustrations by John Groth.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. Size of printed card: 8 1/4 in. x 5 7/8 in., featuring a Groth Christmas drawing, with Mary, Joseph carrying the baby Jesus, and donkey, the figures are in 19th century dress. No printed date or artist's signature on the card, but Groth has added his signature in dark brown ink in the lower left of the image: John Groth; in an envelope with a 22 cent U.S. stamp, postmarked: New York 18 Dec 1985; with printed address on back: JOHN GROTH Suite 1630 12 East 86th Strret New York, N. Y. 10028, and hand addressed on front to: Mrs. & Mr. Willliam Targ 101 West 12 Street New York, N.Y.; with a handwritten & signed, holiday message on the back of the card: "Dear Roz and Bill, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year with Love, [signed] John. Bill it was great of you to be at the Opening! Roz-haven't been able, as yet to think through the book Bill mentioned-have to consult strength, time left (!), and finances-also the Logistics involved." Envelope has been carefully slit open along the top edge, envelope surface shows other stampings, numbering by post office. From the collection of bookseller/publisher, William ("Bill") Targ (1907-99). Inscribed by Illustrator(s).…

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. Size of sheet, with John Groth's printed name and address: 7 5/8 in. x 11 1/4 in., printed name & address: JOHN GROTH 61 east 57th street, new york 22, n. y. . eldorado 5-0284; entirely handwriiten & signed by artist John Groth to one of his closest friends, William ("Bill") Targ on the occasion of the death of Targ's first wife, Anne: Feb 9, [19]65 "Dear Bill-Just a note to let you know-that I miss Anne-I loved her-and I think she returned the feeling. Over most of our lifetimes-Anne was always better than 'good' to me. Bill-if there is anyway I can be of help-of any kind-companionship-art-recreation-anything-let me know. You are just about my oldest friend-call on me. It goes for Russell too. Yours, [signed] John." Sheet shows two horizontal folds from being folded for mailing, light, age-related tanning to edges. From the collection of bookseller/publisher, William ("Bill") Targ (1907-99). See his autobiographical book, "Indecent Pleasures: The Life and Colorful Times of William Targ." (1975). Signed by Author(s). …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Size of paper sheet: 12 5/8 in. x 8 in., but the side edges have been folded over to form a smaller size; image size: 9 1/4 in. x 5 3/4 in. Possibly a trial form of an etching printed on a fairly thin paper and without any artist's name, titling, date, etc. added to the plate or plate margin. The scene features a young cow being measured by a man in Russian-style cap and boots, while two other figures, one holding a book or recording journal, and another, possibly, a veterinary doctor or assistant, is holding the animal's head. The artist, has inscribed and signed this in pencil, under the image: To Anne and Bill Targ - Oct. 2, 1935 [signed] John Groth. The paper has been cut down from a larger sheet, and the sides folded over, the surface shows some light dusting, age-related tanning to the paper margins. This appears to be a scene witnessed & drawn by Groth in the Soviet Union, during the 1930's, and later used as the source of the etching. We have not been able to trace where it was used as an illustration. From the collection of bookseller/publisher, William ("Bill") Targ, who was one of Groth's closest friends, and an early admirer of his work. Inscribed by Illustrator(s). …

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Size of card: 5 1/2 in. x 3 1/2, black & white, photographic view, with printed legend: Sampan Station DongBa-HUE-Ben Dong-Ba, under image, with a red, 8 cent U.S. Airmail stamp on reverse, and postmarks reading: [Bro]nx Unit 8 Feb 26 1967 P.M./1967 Feb 28 8th floor 200 Madison Ave. N.Y. Card edges show light tanning to reverse side, small glue stain to address section. Entirely written and addressed by artist John Groth: Air Mail Mr. William Targ G. P. Putnam,s Sons 200 Madison Ave New York, N. Y. U.S.A. Feb 25 Da Nang Dear Bill-Just a card of Love to you and Roz. Been keeping my head down and trying to draw this most difficult of wars-Saw Bernard Fall (he was my roommate here at Press Camp) night before it happened. Ill be back in early or Mid-March Again, Love, [signed] John. From the collection of publisher, and bookseller, William Targ (1907-99), who was one of John Groth's closest friends and admirers. Signed by Author(s).…

Soft cover. Condición: Good. Size of paper sheet: 10 1/2 in. x 7 3/8 in., pen & ink drawing of a man holding a child in front of a woman, who is carrying a pail; to the right is another, unfinished figure and a shovel (these have been partially scratched out by the artist), pin-holes in corners and lower edge; signed & dated by the artist in pencil in lower right: John Groth Russia '34. and number added in pencil: 1/2, some layout marks in pencil are also present, number penciled on back: 2888/20; paper surface shows some light, age-related tanning, light wear to edges. This appears to be a drawing from the drawing board, that might have been used sometime, in a more finished form, with other similar scenes. From the collection of bookseller/publisher, William (Bill) Targ (1907-99), who was one of John Groth's closest friends and admirers. Signed by Illustrator(s).…

No Binding. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. Unpublished in this form: The original painting was never published as part of the 1961 Heinemann edition of War and Peace]., 1961. No Binding. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. Size of matted painting: 35 ¾ in. x 27 ¾ in.; size of metal frame: 40 in. x 32 ¼ in x 1 ¼ in. (thick). A John Groth painting of the Napoleonic Army's retreat from Moscow during the winter of 1812, to be used as an illustration in an edition of Tolstoy's War and Peace. The painting shows the army on foot or horse, retreating through the snow under a gray sky, with a figure of a long dead soldier in the foreground. From the collection of bookseller & publisher, William (Bill) Targ (1907-99), whose printed mailing label is on the back of the mounting board, and identifies the painting: William Targ 101 West 12th Street New York, N. Y. RETREAT FROM MOSCOW by John Groth (oil) Planned for inclusion in the Heinemann ed. of War & Peace rejected for budgetary reasons. Bill Targ was an early and close friend of the artist John Groth, and an admirer of his work. Most of Groth's work intended for book illustrations were drawings or watercolors that were suited to his style of working; he produced few oil paintings for this purpose, and they are considered rare. The framer's label on the back reads: Decor Arts. Inc. 225 west 14th Street New York, N. Y. The frame is black, matte finished metal, with original hanging wire present; gray canvas-type material covered matting board around the painting, white matting board backing with the Targ label, and the framer's label. If purchased in the original, glass-fronted frame, this item requires special packing and shipping. Can also be sold without the glass-fronted frame, but with matting, and original Targ label. Weight: 15 lbs. (framed); postage may be extra on this item.…