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‎Le studio. ‎

‎Studio News. Numéros 1 et 2. ‎

‎ Varsovie, Studio Gallery, 1981. 34 x 24,5 cm, deux numéros agrafés de 8 pages chacun. Un numéro légèrement déchiré sinon bons exemplaires. Nombreuses reproductions photographiques. Sosnowski, créateur de films et de photographies d'avant-garde, performeur, peintre, réalisateur d'œuvres expérimentales avec le son et les images de synthèse. Organisateur actif de la vie artistique polonaise (spectacles, festivals, expositions, galeries). Né le 18 novembre 1947 à Ignace, près de Kalisz. De 1969 à 1974, il étudie à l'École supérieure d'État des arts visuels de Wrocław, où il obtient son diplôme en peinture dans le studio du professeur associé Alfons Mazurkiewicz et en télédiffusion dans le studio du professeur Leszek Kućma. Dans les années 1972-1974, il est membre du groupe de la Current Art Gallery. En 1975, Sosnowski s'installe à Varsovie où, avec Janusz Haka et Jacek Drabik, il prend la direction artistique de la Galeria Wspolczesna, fermée par les autorités politiques en 1977. La même année, il épouse Teresa Tyszkiewicz, avec qui il réalise plusieurs films dans les années qui suivent. Entre 1978 et 1981, Sosnowski dirige la Studio Gallery et, en 1980, il cofonde l'association de cinéastes « Remont » (1980)… ‎

‎ ??? ?? ?????? ?????? ???? ???????? ??? ???????, ???????????? ??????????????????? ?? ???????????? ?????. Sancti patris nostri Gregorii theologi, vulgo nazianzeni, archiepiscopi constantinopolitani Opera omnia quae extant vel ejus nomine circumferuntur, Ad Mss. Codices Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Germanicos, Anglicos, nec non ad antiquiores Editiones castigata ; multis aucta, &c. &c. Opera & studio Monachorum Ordinis sancti Benedicti e Congregatione sancti Mauri.‎

‎Saint Grégoire de Nazianze, ??? ?? ?????? ?????? ???? ???????? ??? ???????, ???????????? ??????????????????? ?? ???????????? ?????. Sancti patris nostri Gregorii theologi, vulgo nazianzeni, archiepiscopi constantinopolitani Opera omnia quae extant vel ejus nomine circumferuntur, Ad Mss. Codices Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Germanicos, Anglicos, nec non ad antiquiores Editiones castigata ; multis aucta, &c. &c. Opera & studio Monachorum Ordinis sancti Benedicti e Congregatione sancti Mauri. Paris, Desaint, 1778 & Paris, Mellier, Parent-Desbarres & Perisse, 1842. In-folio, [4]-CCI-[1bl]-967p & [4]-XXIII-[1bl]-1395[i.e.1391]-[1]p, saut de pagination sans manque de 1364 à 1369. Première édition complète des oeuvres de Saint Grégoire de Nazianze, établie par les bénédictins de la congrégation de Saint Maur. Le second volume était déjà prêt avant la révolution mais le manuscrit ne fut retrouvé qu'après, certains exemplaires portant la date 1840 et d'autres 1842. Cette édition se fonde à la fois sur les éditions anciennes et sur les manuscrits conservées en France, au Vatican, en Angleterre et en Allemagne. Le premier volume fut réédité au XIXe et le tome II se vendait seul pour compléter le premier comme pour notre exemplaire. Bel exemplaire sur beau papier et à grandes marges de cet ouvrage donnant le texte grec et la traduction latine. Le premier volume fut préparé sous la direction de Charles Clémencet (1703-1778) et le second fut achevé par Armand-Benjamin Caillau (1794-1850). Provenances : Séminaire de Bayeux avec son ex-libris XIXe (« Ex Bibliotheca Seminarii Bajocensis ») et Grand Séminaire de Caen (cachet sur le titre). Pleine basane de l'époque du second volume, dos à nerfs orné, pièces de titre et tomaison maroquin. Dos éclaircis, épidermures en bordure des plats, feuillets parfois sur les témoins, déchirure sans manque au dernier feuillet du tome I (avant la reliure ?), quelques rares rousseurs. Rare ouvrage. ‎

‎The Studio, London,1896,april to winter 1896/7,9 numeros relies en un volume,Contains Whistler’s original lithograph "Savoy Pigeons."‎

‎ London: The Studio,May. Vol.7 No.38 with original etching by E.W. Charlton,May. Vol.7 No.38 June 15, 1896. Good in original wraps, which are detached. Contains Whistler’s original lithograph "Savoy Pigeons." Way 188; Levy 164. Also contains a design in four colours by R. Anning Bell entitled "Herodias." Over 100 illustrations. The Whistler lithograph has very good,London: The Studio, June 15, 1896 Grasset E : studio winter 1896/7 The Studio, London,1896;Bound without advertisements. Many illustrations. All Complete. Includes supplements (plates) by - E Aman-Jean, R Anning Bell, E Borough Johnson, Mortimer Menpes, J Pennell, F Skarbina, P Sturdee, and J McNeil Whistler. Articles include - Charles Dana Gibson - with 1 full-page and 4 small b+w illustrations, Works of J J Shannon, Posters of Louis Rhead, English Domestic Architecture - featuring "Redroofs" Streatham; Buchan Hill, Sussex; Shiplake Court, Henley; North Mimms, Hertfordshire; and Rawdon House, Hoddesdon; and lots more. A Mountain Town in France: Some Lead-Pencil Drawings Made in the Neighbourhood of Monastier, France, by Robt. Louis Stevenson The Studio, 1896. published in THE STUDIO (Special Winter Number 1896-97), pp. 1-24; other contributions include Some French Artists at Home by Gabriel Mourey; Bushey Models by R. Morton Nance; Art at the Champs Elysees, ‎

‎texte complet,dos reliure manquant,rare,qques rousseurs- Eugène Grasset (Lausanne, 1845-Sceaux 1917) Remise de 20% pour toutes commandes supérieures à 200 €‎

‎Paolo Roversi: Studio ‎

‎Gottingen, Steidldangin, 2008 Half-linen, pages not numbered, 32.5 x 28 cm, b/w photographic reproductions. *very fine condition ISBN 9783865217585.‎

‎ISBN 10: 3865217583 / ISBN 13: 9783865217585 Studio features nearly two decades of Paolo Roversi's hugely influential studio portraiture. Now released in an unlimited edition, Studio promises a closer look at this distinctive body of work, as striking as it is hauntingly familiar. Within the confines of his Paris studio, Roversi photographs subjects in 8x10 Polaroid format, often allowing his images to fade before fixing them to their substrate. His long exposures at close range harness an aesthetic from the earliest days of studio photography, but with a renewed urgency that wavers somewhere between history and apparition. Stripped of the usual accoutrements of studio portraiture, Roversi's subjects push back with a vulnerable intensity that reveals as much of the photographer as of the model. The ccollected here function not only as a series of individual portraits, but also as a collective self-portrait of the artist and the place that stands at the center of his work. Beautiful images - Roversi looks deeply into his model's soul This is a simple demonstration of his studio design and a reflection of his skill and philosophy, expressive and honest. ‎

‎Paolo Roversi: Studio (limited edition) ‎

‎Gottingen, Steidldangin, 2005 Softcover, foldout images, pages not numbered, 33 x 30 cm, b/w photographic reproductions. (757/1000) *very fine condition, missing slipcase ISBN 386521164x.‎

‎Studio features nearly two decades of Paolo Roversi's hugely influential studio portraiture. Now released in an unlimited edition, Studio promises a closer look at this distinctive body of work, as striking as it is hauntingly familiar. Within the confines of his Paris studio, Roversi photographs subjects in 8x10 Polaroid format, often allowing his images to fade before fixing them to their substrate. His long exposures at close range harness an aesthetic from the earliest days of studio photography, but with a renewed urgency that wavers somewhere between history and apparition. Stripped of the usual accoutrements of studio portraiture, Roversi's subjects push back with a vulnerable intensity that reveals as much of the photographer as of the model. The ccollected here function not only as a series of individual portraits, but also as a collective self-portrait of the artist and the place that stands at the center of his work. Beautiful images - Roversi looks deeply into his model's soul This is a simple demonstration of his studio design and a reflection of his skill and philosophy, expressive and honest. ‎