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‎November 1909 - a leaf from a art nouveau calendar ‎

‎Amsterdam: Tresling & Co. 1909 Une jolie lithographie originale datant de novembre 1909, imprimée par Tresling & Co. à Amsterdam. Elle était à l'origine reliée à un calendrier annuel et présente un bord dentelé en haut, là où elle a été détachée. La moitié supérieure comporte une illustration saisonnière, tandis que la moitié inférieure est ornée d'un joli mois de style Art nouveau. Les coordonnées de l'imprimeur figurent en bas. Sur carton rigide. Verso vierge. La plaque mesure 43 cm x 21 cm (format folio étroit). Elle a été réalisée à l'aide d'une technique de lithographie en couleur, signée ou monogrammée sur la pierre. Bien qu'il s'agisse d'un exemplaire propre et soigné, il présente un pli au milieu de la feuille, à l'endroit où elle a été pliée. Theo van Hoytema (1863-1917) était un illustrateur et concepteur de livres néerlandais. Il était particulièrement connu pour ses images de la nature (plus précisément les oiseaux). Il a grandi à La Haye, puis à Voorschoten. Il a suivi des cours de dessin à l'Académie des Beaux-Arts de La Haye et, grâce aux contacts de son oncle, il a étudié au Musée zoologique de Leyde. Ses premières illustrations ont été publiées en 1891, « How the birds came to a King » (Comment les oiseaux sont venus chez le roi). Il a ensuite publié « The Ugly Duckling » (Le vilain petit canard) en 1893 et « The Happy Owls » (Les chouettes heureuses) en 1895. Il s'est marié en 1891, mais ce n'était pas un mariage heureux et il n'a pas duré. Après l'échec de son mariage, il entra dans une période d'agitation, déménageant plusieurs fois et séjournant quelque temps chez son frère à Londres. Entre 1904 et 1906, il passa du temps à l'hôpital et dans un sanatorium pour névrosés. À sa sortie, il vécut avec sa sur à La Haye jusqu'à la fin de sa vie. C'est au cours de cette dernière période qu'il réalisa les calendriers qui le rendirent célèbre. Theo van Hoytema a réalisé 17 calendriers. Le dernier, celui de l'année 1918, était quelque peu sommaire, car il était en cours de préparation l'année de sa mort et n'a pas été achevé sous forme de lithographie en couleurs. Ses uvres sont exposées au musée Bijmans Van Beuningen, à Rotterdam, ainsi qu'au Rijksmuseum et au Stedelijk Museum, à Amsterdam. Une rue et une place/un parc portent son nom à La Haye, où se trouve également un mémorial.‎

‎A lovely original lithograph leaf of November 1909, printed by Tresling & Co. of Amsterdam. This was originally connected to an annual calendar, and has a serrated edge to the top where removed. This has a seasonal illustration to the top half, then an attractive art nouveau style month drawn to the bottom half. To the bottom are the printer details. On stiff card. Blank to back. The plate is 43cm x 21cm (narrow folio format). It has been produced by a colour lithographic technique, signed or monogrammed to the stone. Although a clean and neat copy, there is a crease halfway down the sheet where it has been folded. Theo van Hoytema (1863-1917) was Dutch illustrator and book designer. He was particularly known for his nature images (more specifically birds). He grew up in The Hague, and afterwards in Voorschoten. He took drawing lessons at the Academy of Art in The Hague, and through his Uncle's contacts, he studied at the Zoological Museum in Leiden. His first illustrations were published in 1891, "How the birds came to a King" He followed this up with "The Ugly Duckling" in 1893, and "The Happy Owls" in 1895. He married in 1891, but it was not a happy marriage, and did not last. He entered a restless period after the breakdown of his marriage, moving around, and staying for a while with his brother in London. Between 1904 and 1906 he spent time in a hospital, and a sanatorium for neurotics. On release, he lived with his sister in The Hague for the rest of his life. It was during this later period that he made the calendars which made him famous. Theo van Hoytema made 17 calendars. The final one for the year 1918, was somewhat sketchy, as it was in preparation in the year of his death, and was not completed as a full colour lithograph. There are collections of his work in the Museum Bijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, and the Rijksmuseum & Stedelijk Museums in Amsterdam. There is a road and square / park named after him in The Hague, with a memorial there. .‎

‎Annual Michigan Artists Exhibition: Catalogue. November 12-December 12, 1948. D‎

‎"Annual Michigan Artists Exhibition: Catalogue. November 12-December 12, 1948. Detroit Institute of Fine Arts Annual exhibition for Michigan artists. November 12-December 12, 1948. The Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit: The Detroit Institute of Arts, 1948.-16 p., incl.: il.;/Ezhegodnaya vystavka khudozhnikov Michigana: Katalog. 12 noyabrya-12 dekabrya 1948. Institut izobrazitelnykh iskusstv Detroyta Annual exhibition for Michigan artists. November 12-December 12, 1948. The Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit: The Detroit Institute of Arts, 1948.-16 s., vkl. obl.: il.; Annual Michigan Artists Exhibition: Catalogue. November 12-December 12, 1948. Detroit Institute of Fine Arts Annual exhibition for Michigan artists. November 12-December 12, 1948. The Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit: The Detroit Institute of Arts, 1948.-16 p., incl.: il.;. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. The delivery of this book might be delayed beyond the usual timeframe due to extended processing and preparation before shipment, and faster shipping options are not offered. Please inform us if you need the order by a certain date or have a deadline.SKUbd-ad698f1c6837690e"‎

‎Birmingham city 20th november 1982. In English /Birmingham city 20th november 1‎

‎Birmingham city 20th november 1982. In English /Birmingham city 20th november 1982. Birmingham city 20th november 1982. 1982. Contact us for details or to request photos of available books. Delivery of this book could take longer than normal due to additional handling time before shipping, and no rush delivery options are available. Please let us know if you have a specific date by which you need to receive your order.SKUalb6bc4603e6b1e99a2‎

‎Völkischer Beobachter. Kampfblatt der national-socialistischen Bewegung Groszdeutschlands. Issue 305 -> 334. (1933). Complete run for the month November 1933 in the original edition !.‎

‎" Berlin, München, Verlag Frz. Eher Nachfolger, in-folio ( 53 x 43 cm), Berliner Ausgabe/ Ausgabe A; Complete with the supplements ( Berliner Beobachter, die deutsche Frau...) Issue 305 till 334. From 1st november. 1933 (46th year) -> 30st november 1933. In all over 400 pp. Published in issues of 8 leaves, ( + supplements). The Monday issues sometimes counted for two ( Sunday and Monday). The issues are bound in one volume, in descending order (half cloth with blue coloured boards, large printed title on spine). Apart from a few tiny tears; in very good condition. These Berlin issues; labelled ''Ausgabe A'' were printed on extra strong newpaper paper and contain the extensive supplement ''Berliner Beobachter''. From the library of the ''United Nations - Geneva'' (small circular stamp on the first and last paste down). Extremely rare complete run for the month of september 1933. In very good condition. This newspaper was the official mouthpiece of the N.S.D.A.P. It was privately owned by Adolf Hitler who had bought it with the proceeds of his book ''Mein Kampf''. Alfred Rosenberg was once its chief editor. This month covers an interesting period in which the Nazis consolidated their absolute power in Germany, after Hitler had been named chancellor in januari of the same year. Much attention is given to the elections of 12th November. Allthough the newpaper steadily increased its circulation ( up to 1.700.000 in 1944) issues are very rare. Allmost all Germans must have discarted or burned their issues after the defeat of the Nazis so as to obliterate the printed witnesses of this murderous and anti-semitic regime which heralded Western Europe's end to cultural and economic hegemony."‎

‎Wrangel Peter. Notes. November 1916-November 1920 in two volumes. In Russian /V‎

‎Wrangel Peter. Notes. November 1916-November 1920 in two volumes. In Russian /Vrangel Petr. Zapiski. Noyabr 1916-noyabr 1920 g. V dvukh tomakh. Series: Memories. Memoirs. Minsk. Harvest. 2002. Contact us for details or to request photos of available books. Delivery of this book could take longer than normal due to additional handling time before shipping, and no rush delivery options are available. Please let us know if you have a specific date by which you need to receive your order.SKUalb9badbd9fce2b4c5d‎