gruner elioth (9 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Elioth Gruner. (illustrator). 1st Edition. 56pp. 25cm. Colour frontispiece and 7 colour plates. 8 monochrome plates. 10 pages of ads, most illustrated. Original wrappers with slight fading and slight wear to the spine. A good clean copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Elioth Gruner (illustrator). 1st Edition Limited Edition. Quarto. Original gilt-pictorial cloth. Top edge red. [26] pp. 24 tipped-in colour plates including frontispiece self-portrait. Limited edition, number 1,550 of 2,000 copies. Elioth Gruner (18821939) is among the most distinguished figures in the history of Australian landscape painting. Born in New Zealand and brought to Sydney as a child, he studied under Julian Ashton and developed the tonal-impressionist approach that would come to define his mature work. His Morning Light (1916), which won the Wynne Prize and now hangs in the Art Gallery of New South Wales, is widely regarded as his masterpiece. He won the Wynne Prize seven times in total. Gruner died in 1939 and was the subject of a memorial exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales the following year. The Shepherd Press volume of 1947 was the definitive posthumous tribute: a publication described as one of the prize collector's pieces in Australian art bibliography. The foreword by Norman Lindsay, a close friend to Gruner, gives the volume both an introduction and an act of homage from one of the central figures of the Sydney art world. The twenty-four tipped-in colour plates, presenting landscapes, interiors, and still life, remain among the most faithful colour reproductions of Gruner's work available. Very Good. Some minor rubbing at spine head and foot. Some markings and slight toning to endpapers. Contents generally fine. All plates glossy, colourful, bright, and bold.

stiff wraps. 1st edition. 1st ed., small quarto, unpaginated, colour tipped-in frontispiece, colour plates tipped-in, b&w plates, foxing generally to earlier pages, edges and end-papers, otherwise, contents generally clean, original stiff wraps, chipped along edges, marking to frong. Signed by Gruner to contents page. Good condition. From the collection of William Buckle, close friend of Elioth Gruner, SIGNED by Gruner.

[26]pp.+ 24 tipped-in full colour plates. Original cloth with gilt decoration, cloth slightly worn at edges of backstrip, original mylar dustwrapper, a very good copy. Limited edition, copy number 1476 of 2000 copies.

Twenty-four Reproductions in Colour from Original Oil Paintings. Foreword by Norman Lindsay. A beautiful selection of the works of Gruner, described by Lindsay as "the greatest painter of pure light the world has ever seen." Limited edition of 2000 copies. Quarto, tipped colour plates; original gilt embossed cloth, one corner of the tipped frontispiece is creased, else a fine copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 4to. Unnumbered pages circa 100. 28 Mounted Coloured Plates, Plus 8 Drypoints all by Elioth Gruner. De luxe edition, copy no 56 of an edition of 200 copies, signed by the publisher as 'The Shepherd Press.' Original full black morocco, on hand made paper. Lettered gilt on spine and illustrated gilt (vignette of a tree) on front cover. Gilt dentelles on pastedowns. Top edge gilt. Sound clean handsome very good copy a little rubbed at spine ends and corners, some minor spots on cover. Good long intro by Norman Lindsay. The 8 Drypoints are not present in the ordinary edition.

Sydney : National Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1932. Octavo, exhibition catalogue, folded sheet, pp. [4], no illustrations, catalogue of 100 works, central crease.

Foreword by Norman Lindsay. Sydney : The Shepherd Press, n.d. [ ]. Quarto, full crushed morocco with gilt design, gilt dentelles, original black slipcase (edges rubbed), slight foxing to endpapers and edges, twenty-four fine colour reproductions with titled tissue guards, 13 page essay by Norman Lindsay. The deluxe edition of 200 copies, printed on high quality rag paper, in a leather binding, with an additional suite of eight reproductions of drypoints from the John Young collection not present in the standard edition. A standard edition on plain paper of 2000 copies was also published.

Art in Australia De Luxe Edition, March 1929. Quarto, half cloth over decorated boards with title label; 38 tipped-in plates, many in colour. Limited to 40 copies, of which 30 were offered for sale, containing a special colour reproduction which is an engraver?s proof, titled Man and Mountain, signed by the artist; the plates were engraved for this edition only, and were then destroyed. A rare deluxe edition produced in small numbers.