Schrijver herman (7 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First edition and printing. In good pale khaki coloured cloth boards with small black female motif to front with black titles. The boards are flat, quite clean, a little loose from cracked hinge and with slight wear to spine ends. The end papers are very slightly marked; name of a previous owner to front free end paper.The text block is mainly pictorial with more than 100 black and white photos. There are adverts to rear. The pages are quite tightly bound, unmarked and with slight warp. Good plus condition. No dedications etc. Without jacket.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. WITH 100+ B/W PLATES OF INTERIOR DESIGN IN THE 1930s, THIS 1939 FIRST EDITION BY HERMAN SCHRIJVER,95pp and IN VG CONDITION. ARRANGED UNDER EIGHT HEADINGS AS FOLLOWS: ENTRANCE HALLS, DINING-ROOMS, LIVING-ROOMS, BEDROOMS, MIRRORS AND GLASS IN THE HOME, BATHROOMS, KITCHENS AND FURNITURE, WITH COLLECTION OF DISPLAY ADS FOR FURNITURE AT END. PUBLISHED BY F. LEWIS LTD. IN LEIGH-ON-SEA ESSEX. PERFECT GUIDE TO STYLIES INTERIORS IN THE THIRTIES. CONDITION VG.…

1e dr. - Gebrocheerd.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. no jacket. Some sunning to boards.

Paperback. Condición: Good. 183 p. tek. ; 20 cm. Vlaamse Bridge Liga ; medew. Herman De Schrijver et al. ; eindred. Paul Magerman Jo Van den Borre et al. ; ill. André Mathijs. Bridge. Bridge. bridge. Gidsen (vorm) Dutch.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. Marked, worn and torn dust jacket has some loss to the edges and is now in a protective sleeve, owner's inscription. Orders received by 3pm Sent from the UK that weekday.

Cloth. Condición: Good+. FIRST US EDITION, INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR. 8vo, pp. 282. Original turquoise cloth, spine lettered and illustrated in gilt (faded), stylised gilt-stamped bird and ruling to upper board. Top edge yellow (now dusty), others untrimmed. Spine unevenly sunned, patches and bands of sunning to boards, extremities worn and bumped. Edges foxed. Inscribed by Bolitho in blue pen to ffep: "To Herman, with love/ from Sybil/ December 1937". Else, clean and tight. In the wonderful and stylish yellow, black and turquoise illustrated dust jacket: price-clipped, spine darkened and rubbed, significant wear and numerous losses, spine fragile, webbed with long closed tears. An interesting inscribed copy of an artfully designed book. Good+/ good- A novel of grief and a tribute to her late first husband, the South African journalist and author, William Bolitho, it was published four years after his death. Bolitho's thinly veiled autobiographical second outing "is the story of how Helen found John again, and how she found life again in her search for John". While "entirely a novel [.] no attempt is made to disguise the fact that it springs from actual lives [.]. Letters and fragments from notebooks written by Bolitho himself are woven into the narrative" (front flap). Bolitho was on the cusp of literary success when he died; he described "his stuff" as "so queer and new and aloof". Bolitho's dedicatee is Herman Schrijver (1904-1972), the successful Dutch Jewish interior decorator with Elden's Limited, who was known for designing interiors for clients like the Prince of Wales and Wallis Simpson. "A man of immense culture, a wit and bon vivant," he was a close friend of Ivy Compton Burnett; perhaps Bolitho and Schrijver met in the interconnected and overlapping cultural circles of London, where both were based. Bolitho wrote at least five novels and by 1934 was working as the European production representative for MGM.…