Loney alan ed (9 resultados)

paperback. Condición: Very Good. Selected poems of Robin Hyde, selected and edited by Lydia Wevers; Hyde was born Iris Guiver Wilkinson in South Africa, but was moved to New Zealand before the age of one; she lived an eventful but troubled life, committing suicide in 1939 at the age of only 33 years; endpapers tanned, mild curling at edges of covers, o.w. Very Good. . 104pp. 8vo. Very Good. Alan Loney cover design (ilustrador).…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 32 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Verso New Series 1 includes: Marian Crawford on Gwen Harrison & Sue Anderson (Aust), Derek Lamb on Rampant Lions Press (U.K.), Alan Loney on The Escutcheon Press (Aust), Noel Waite on Russell Maret (U.S.), Des Cowley on Bruno Leti & Alan Loney (Aust), Ian Morrison on Otakou Press (New Zealand). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 32 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Verso New Series 3 includes: Angela Gardner on Assembling: Mapping the Cosmos, The Codex Foundation (U.S.), Des Cowley on The Croft Press (Aust), Marian Crawford on Nawakum Press (U.S.), Noel Waite on The Holloway Press (New Zealand), Ian Morrison on The Arion Press (U.S.), Marian Crawford on Gefn Press (U.K.). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 32 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Verso New Series 2 includes: Marian Crawford on Lyn Ashby (Aust), Alan Loney on Rampant Lions Press (U.K.), Derek Lamb on Greenboathouse Press (Canada), Richard Wagener on Nawakum Press (U.S.), Alan Loney on Turkey Press (U.S.). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 24 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Number 3 includes essays by Alex Selenitsch on Denise Campbell (Australia), Jason Dewinetz on Curwen Press / Barbarian Press (England and Canada), Derek Lamb on Donald Friend / Croft Press (Australia), Ian Morrison on The New Albion Press (Australia), Peter Vangioni on The Frayed Frisket Press (New Zealand), and Alan Loney on Robin Price's Love in the Time of War (Connecticut). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 24 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Number 4 includes essays by Alan Loney writing on Carolee Campbell (Ninja Press, California), Carolee Campbell writing on Alan Loney (Electio Editions, Australia), Gregory O'Brien on Bill Manhire/Ralph Hotere (Otakau Press, New Zealand), Marian Crawford on Susan Johanknecht (Gefn Press, London), Derek Lamb on Angela Gardner (Light-trap Press, Australia), Alan Loney on a book by calligrapher Dave Wood (Australia). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 24 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Number 2 includes essays by Marian Crawford on Sabine Golde (Germany), Alan Loney on Timothy Ely (New York), Francis McWhannell on Elizabeth Steiner (New Zealand), Derek Lamb on Sheree Kinlyside (Australia), R D Wood on Max Gimblett (New Zealand / New York), and Alan Loney on Tara McLeod (New Zealand). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 32 pages. Verso, a magazine for the Book as a Work of Art, is based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Number 5 includes essays by Marian Crawford on Julie Chen (Flying Fish Press, California), Alan Loney on The Windsor Press (1926-1943 in San Francisco), Angela Garder on Sheree Kinlyside (Red Rag Press, Australia), Richard Seibert on Norman McKnight (Philoxenia Press, California), Ian Morrison on Derek Lamb (Officina Athelstane, Australia), Phil Day on the artist book (essay, Australia), and Alan Loney on Robert Summers (The Escutcheon Press, Australia). Illustrated in color throughout.…

self cover, saddle stitched. 8.25 x 11.75 inches. self cover, saddle stitched. 28, 24, 28 pages. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, every issue also featured works from the international scene. Verso New Series was the successor to the first five issues of Verso, based on the idea that a book may reach the level of art from any origin, impulse, technology, or cultural location. Largely based in Australia and New Zealand, each issue also featured works from the international scene. Each essay is on a single work or printer. Illustrated in color throughout. New Series 1 includes: Marian Crawford on Gwen Harrison & Sue Anderson (Aust), Derek Lamb on Rampant Lions Press (U.K.), Alan Loney on The Escutcheon Press (Aust), Noel Waite on Russell Maret (U.S.), Des Cowley on Bruno Leti & Alan Loney (Aust), Ian Morrison on Otakou Press (New Zealand). New Series 2 includes: Marian Crawford on Lyn Ashby (Aust), Alan Loney on Rampant Lions Press (U.K.), Derek Lamb on Greenboathouse Press (Canada), Richard Wagener on Nawakum Press (U.S.), Alan Loney on Turkey Press (U.S.). New Series 3 includes: Angela Gardner on Assembling: Mapping the Cosmos, The Codex Foundation (U.S.), Des Cowley on The Croft Press (Aust), Marian Crawford on Nawakum Press (U.S.), Noel Waite on The Holloway Press (New Zealand), Ian Morrison on The Arion Press (U.S.), Marian Crawford on Gefn Press (U.K.).…