fowler harriet w (7 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Green & color illus. wraps, 139 pp., many BW illus., 10 color plates. Showcases the variety in the collections of the University of Kentucky Art Museum. Includes Art of the Americas, Africa and the Far East; Pre-20th Century Paintings and Sculpture; Pre-20th Century Works on Paper; Modern Paintings; Modern Works on Paper; Contemporary Paintings and Sculpture; Contemporary Works on Paper; Regional Works; and Photography. VG (Few marks from previous gallery owner.).

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. s-103 Wraps soiled at top. Back right corner creased and slightly ripped. Erratum slip attached.

Softbound. White wraps. 120 pp. 56 bw plates. Issued in conjunction with a 1985 exhibition. Contains the essay "The WPS Federal Art Project: An Appreciation" with 22 notes by Harriet W. Fowler, a list of 50 artists in the exhibition, the full-page plates each faced by text, a brief chronology of New Deal art programs, and a bibliography. Artworks include 27 lithographs, 8 woodcuts, 6 drawings, 3 gouache, 3 silkscreens, 2 oils, and 1 drypoint. Artists listed include Ida Abelman, Karl Herman Baumann, Fred Becker, Vincent Campanella, Ruth Chaney, Chin Chee, George Z. Constant, Boris Deutsch, Marguerite Redman Dorgeloh, Arthur Durston, Kenneth Warnock Evett, Ernest Fiene, Don Freeman, Minetta Good, Boris Gorelick, Harry Gottlieb, O. Louis Guglielmi, Riva Helfond, John Heliker, John Langely Howard, Sargent Claude Johnson, Max Kahn, Jacob Kainen, Chet Harmon La More, Joseph Leboit, Russell Limbach, Nan Lurie, Jack Markow, Hugh Miller, Edward Millman, Eugene Morley, Roland Mousseau, Arthur Murphy, Richard O'Hanlon, Elizabeth Olds, Salvator Pinto, Theodore C. Polos, Charles E. Pont, Leonard Pytlak, Mac Raboy, Ann Rice (now O'Hanlon), Louis Schanker, Bernard Schardt, Ben Shahn, Louis B. Siegriest, Mitchel Siporin, Charles Surendorf, Joseph Vogel, Herbert Waters, and Paul Weller. Fair. Cover has a piece torn off and crudely taped back on. Sold as a reference copy ONLY.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Signed and inscribed by Harriet W. Fowler on half-title page. Text unmarked. Cover corners lifting, gentle exterior wear.

White Wrappers. Zustand: Near Fine. 120 pp., 55 duotone illustrations. Minor soiling tanning to the white paper covers, otherwise fine. Research assistance by Sophia Wallace. Foreword by William J. Hennessey, Director. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from August 25-October 27, 1985. Includes preface, acknowledgments, list of artists in exhibition, a chronology of the New Deal Art Program, a select bibliography, and notes.

Paperback. Zustand: New.

Paperback. Zustand: New.