thomas meyer jonathan williams (13 resultados)

Softcover. Condición: Very Good with no dust jacket. Square, tight binding. Clean, off-white pages. Wraps have light shelf wear. ; Poetry and prose by many authors. Interviews with William Gass and Robert Duncan. 9.0" tall; 226 pages.

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. First Edition. First Edition. Exhibition Catalogue. NF. Softcover, pictorial stiff wraps, sewn binding, 46 pp, 16 full page color plates, oblong, light edgewear with rubbing to cover, else a clean and crisp copy.

Wrappers. 89 pp., illus. Includes two poems by Metcalf, an interview, and a Bibliography. Wrappers lightly edgeworn and dustsoiled. 8vo.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. First Edition. A fine copy of the scarce hardcover edition in original gilt-stamped brown cloth; publisher's slipcase (slipcase has some fading, darkening, light wear).

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Book has light rubbing and smudging to covers, a small smudge on bottom textblock, slight wear to edges and tips of corners with scuffs/bumps and tiny bends. otherwise in very good condition, tight binding, clean and unmarked pages, a solid copy.

First Edition. First edition. Softcover. 135 pages. Introduction by Paul Verlanga. Features the text of an interview of Thomas Meyer by Phillip March Jones along with some poems by Jonathan Williams. Williams was a poet but was perhaps best known as the longtime publisher of Jargon books. Includes images from his collection by the likes of Ralph Eugene Meatyard, W. Eugene Smith, Paul Strand, Lyle Bonge, Clarence John Laughlin, Frederick Sommer, Aaron Siskind and numerous others. A very near fine copy in wrappers.

Softcover. Condición: Very Good. 96 pp., 4to, stapled wrapper. Very good copy; contents fine, small ding and short closed tear to bottom of wrapper and following page, light toning around wrapper edges.

Two color one sheet broadside. Close to fine glossy sheet, ready to be framed and posted.

Paperback. Unpaginated, introduction by Jonathan Williams, illustrated with drawings, fine limited first edition of 500 copies, 451 in trade paper wraps. Young 2690*.

Trade paperback. Condición: As New. First edition. Includes images from his collection by the likes of Ralph Eugene Meatyard, W. Eugene Smith, Paul Strand, Lyle Bonge, Clarence John Laughlin, Frederick Sommer, Aaron Siskind and numerous others. "Jonathan Williams (March 8, 1929 ? March 16, 2008) was an American poet, publisher, essayist, and photographer. He is known as the founder of The Jargon Society, which has published poetry, experimental fiction, photography, and folk art since 1951.Williams was also a longtime contributing editor of the photography journal Aperture".

Hard cover. Condición: Fine. No jacket. Signed by the editor Jonathan Williams.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Paul Sindohinos Ilustrador. Limited Edition. 1/50 numbered copies (#38) SIGNED by Meyer on the limitation page. Additionally SIGNED by Jonathan Williams on the title page. Illustrated by Paul Sinodhinos. A fine copy bound in handwoven cloth. No dust jacket as issued but with mylar cover.

Condición: Very good +. 20 volumes of the poetry magazine Aggie Weston's published by poet Stuart Mills. A full run excluding issue 13. Issues in this group are numbers: 1 (Thomas Meyer); 2 (Ian Hamilton Finlay 'View of Stonypath'); 3 (Cutts, Mills, Folkyard, Williams and Meyer); 4 (John Blakemore); 5 (Thomas A. Clark 'Stumbling on Lemons'); 6 (Stuart Mills 'Flags from a Remnant Railway); 7 (Simon Cutts 'Les Enerves de Jumieges and other poems'); 8 (Trover Winkfield 'The Adventures'); 9 (Mick Sharp); 10 (Andrew Crozier 'Residing'); 11 (Adrian Phipps-Hunt (water damaged); 12 (Gael Turnball 'Thronging the Heart); 14 (Thomas Meyer 'Starcrafts, ruins'); 16 (Richard Long); 17 (Review; Various Contributors); 18 (Jonathan Williams 'Ten Photographs); 19 (Ian Hamilton Finlay, Rod Gathercole 'Persiflage'); 20 (Thomas A Clark 'An Island'); 21 (Robert Lax 'Light') all in staplebound illustrated colourprinted wraps. All issues of Aggie Weston's are edited by Mills and include the following statement from him on the first inside page: 'The name of the magazine comes indirectly from a work by Kurt Schwitters; 'A Small Home for Seamen'. I have been told that it was one Agnes Weston who founded the seamen's homes in this country and I hope that this magazine will likewise provide some sort of refuge.' Condition: All other copies are at least very good + or better.