Isbn: 9780300263947 - walter crane: books in colour (26 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Born in 1845, Walter Crane was the first professional illustrator to proudly apply himself to commercial arts in the rising age of mechanical reproduction, he reformed the way his contemporaries perceived books, transforming them into influential, political, powerful objects to be pondered with intent and produced with art. Cheap as they were, they could still shape society, instil ideas and conjure worlds of possibility. His picture books served as a tool of popular education, helping to emancipate less well-to-do children and form their taste and personalities. They were of such artistic quality that they entered the homes of intellectuals such as Oscar Wilde and Dame Ellen Terry. This publication catalogues almost 450 titles illustrated by the artist, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printer's and publisher's ledgers and archives. This catalogue offers a completely new picture of Crane and the publishing and artistic world in which he operated and excelled. A definitive two-volume catalogue raisonne, offering a full reconsideration of Walter Crane's oeuvre, achievement, and legacy Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Condición: Nuovo. 2 voll.ill. con cop. a col. in tela e cust. rigida., cm 27 x 20, pp 462 + 400, moltissime tavv. e ill. a col. - ISBN: 9780300263947.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Born in 1845, Walter Crane was the first professional illustrator to proudly apply himself to commercial arts in the rising age of mechanical reproduction, he reformed the way his contemporaries perceived books, transforming them into influential, political, powerful objects to be pondered with intent and produced with art. Cheap as they were, they could still shape society, instil ideas and conjure worlds of possibility. His picture books served as a tool of popular education, helping to emancipate less well-to-do children and form their taste and personalities. They were of such artistic quality that they entered the homes of intellectuals such as Oscar Wilde and Dame Ellen Terry. This publication catalogues almost 450 titles illustrated by the artist, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printer's and publisher's ledgers and archives. This catalogue offers a completely new picture of Crane and the publishing and artistic world in which he operated and excelled. A definitive two-volume catalogue raisonne, offering a full reconsideration of Walter Crane's oeuvre, achievement, and legacy Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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856 pages, 410 colour and black & white illustratons. Hardback in box 26.6x19.5cms. ISBN: 9780300263947. A catalogue of almost 450 titles illustrated by Walter Crane, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printer's and publisher's ledgers and archives. Text in English. Catalogue raisonné.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 848 pages. 10.50x7.75x104.72 inches. In Stock.

Rilegato con cofanetto figurat. Condición: nuovo. Illustrazioni a colori e in nero nel testo Born in 1845, Walter Crane was the first professional illustrator to proudly apply himself to commercial arts in the rising age of mechanical reproduction, he reformed the way his contemporaries perceived books, transforming them into influential, political, powerful objects to be pondered with intent and produced with art. Cheap as they were, they could still shape society, instil ideas and conjure worlds of possibility. His picture books served as a tool of popular education, helping to emancipate less well-to-do children and form their taste and personalities. They were of such artistic quality that they entered the homes of intellectuals such as Oscar Wilde and Dame Ellen Terry. This publication catalogues almost 450 titles illustrated by the artist, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printer's and publisher's ledgers and archives. This catalogue offers a completely new picture of Crane and the publishing and artistic world in which he operated and excelled.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A definitive two-volume catalogue raisonné, offering a full reconsideration of Walter Crane's oeuvre, achievement, and legacyBorn in 1845, Walter Crane was the first professional illustrator to proudly apply himself to commercial arts in the rising age of mechanical reproduction. He reformed the way his contemporaries perceived books, transforming them into influential, political, and powerful objects to be pondered with intent and produced with art. Cheap as they were, they could still shape society, instil ideas, and conjure worlds of possibility. His picture books served as a tool of popular education, helping to emancipate less well-to-do children and form their taste and personalities. They were of such artistic quality that they entered the homes of intellectuals such as Oscar Wilde and Dame Ellen Terry.This publication catalogues almost 450 titles illustrated by the artist, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printers' and publishers' ledgers and archives. This catalogue offers a completely new picture of Crane and the publishing and artistic world in which he operated and excelled.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Born in 1845, Walter Crane was the first professional illustrator to proudly apply himself to commercial arts in the rising age of mechanical reproduction, he reformed the way his contemporaries perceived books, transforming them into influential, political, powerful objects to be pondered with intent and produced with art. Cheap as they were, they could still shape society, instil ideas and conjure worlds of possibility. His picture books served as a tool of popular education, helping to emancipate less well-to-do children and form their taste and personalities. They were of such artistic quality that they entered the homes of intellectuals such as Oscar Wilde and Dame Ellen Terry. This publication catalogues almost 450 titles illustrated by the artist, 274 of which have been newly discovered by Francesca Tancini, including unpublished illustrator's diaries and account books and printer's and publisher's ledgers and archives. This catalogue offers a completely new picture of Crane and the publishing and artistic world in which he operated and excelled. A definitive two-volume catalogue raisonne, offering a full reconsideration of Walter Crane's oeuvre, achievement, and legacy Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …