Paillard j m (10 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Very Good. 20 x 14 cm., 326 pag. CONSULTE LAS CONDICIONES DE LA LIBRERÍA. Tapa blanda, buen estado de conservacion.

Zustand: New. In English.

souple. Zustand: Assez bon. 1 prospectus publicitaire imprimé sur Papier Fidelis M.B.M. Duplex 1600 bis des Papeteries d'Arches, J. M. Paillard, s.d. (circa 1920 ?), 2 ff. Jolie prospectus dont la 3ème page porte les touches et traits d'encres de couleur Yang Tse exécutés à la main. Etat très satisfaisant (petite pliure en tête, bon état par ailleurs). Peu commun. Langue: Français.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume covers the proceedings of a symposium held in Marseille in March 1982 as a satellite meeting of the IBRO First World Congress in Lausanne. About 70 participants from more than ten countries attended the symposium, whose central theme was 'Neural Coding of Motor Performance. ' Whereas coding within the sensory systems has been dis cussed widely, coding in the field of motor control has been analyzed much less. Over the past 10 years an impressive amount of information has been assembled combining re- . cordings in central and peripheral neural structures during the performance of simple and complex motor tasks. Data such as those relating the behavioral phenomena of the awake animal to single-cell recordings from various cerebral areas have been carefully worked out by a number of investigators. It was thought at the symposium that the time had come for this infor mation to be collected and reexamined, and presented in one volume. The present book was conceived to cover the scope and significance of coding throughout the nervous system. by 'coding' in the central nervous system This What is meant question can be answered in general by bringing together data and viewpoints from many disciplines - behavior, neurophysi ology, neuropharmacology - and clinical observations. Gen erally speaking, one may call coding a method of communica tion, i. e. , the language that brain cells use for exchange of information.…

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. reprint edition. 346 pages. 9.00x6.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. [2] pp. Saint-Marcel-Les-Annonay, Papeterie Montgolfier, [Vers 1927], in-8, [2] pp, Broché, couverture imprimée, Fascicule illustré en couleurs présentant les encres à dessiner indélébiles, la gomme "Apis" et l'encre de Chine liquide noire "Yang Tsé" vendues par la papeterie Montgolfier. Taches à la couverture.…

(Mouy-de-l'Oise), (Chez l'Auteur), 1925 ; in-8, 43 pp., broché, couverture illustrée rempliée. Édition originale de cette plaquette rédigée et imprimée par J.-M. Paillard, "fabricant de couleurs fines" à Paris et Mouy-de-l'Oise. Un des cent exemplaire imprimé sur beau papier vergé de Hollande, ici non justifié. 1925.…

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. 96 pp. Paris, 17, Passage St-Sébastien, 1930, in-8, 96 pp, Broché, couverture imprimée, Catalogue illustré en noir d'articles de papeterie et de Beaux-arts. Couverture un peu défraîchie avec accrocs au dos.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. 43 pp. [Mouy-de-l'Oise, Chez l'Auteur], 1925, in-12, 43 pp, Broché, couverture illustrée et rempliée de l'éditeur, Édition originale de cette plaquette rédigée et imprimée par J.-M. Paillard, "fabricant de couleurs fines" à Paris et Mouy-de-l'Oise. Petites rousseurs à la couverture.…

An incredible collection of children's paintings from the annual J. M. Paillard competitions in France, with this selection of twenty-one covering the outbreak of WWII. The rare group form a vivid child's eye view of life in France during the period 1938-43, remarkably more joyful than the realities of war. J. M. Paillard was a renowned French manufacturer of artist materials, producing high-quality oils, watercolours and pastels. Between 1935 and 1947 they held competitions for school children to encourage them to paint. Each year a different subject or theme was chosen, and the best were chosen for an exhibition in Paris which then go on tour around France and other European countries. In 1948, MoMA also held an exhibition of forty one entrants to the J. M. Paillard competitions. The press release for the opening states: 'The forty one watercolours in tapestry-rich colors and detail depict Paris street scenes and country landscapes, workers on farms and in cities, churches and monuments, fairs, sports, the Liberation; in short the life of France as seen by her school children'â¦.'The Twentieth Century has been called "The Century of the Child." The child mind and its creative urge have been explored as never before. Nearly every country has recognised the advantages of encouraging children to understand and enjoy art and also to draw and paint.' The description by MoMA of tapestry-rich colours and highly detailed work aligns with the paintings we have here in this collection. We don't know whether this collection was part of an exhibition, but it is likely they were as there is a contemporary export stamp to the verso of one of the paintings. Victor d'Amico, the founding director of the MoMA Department of Education and curator of the exhibition said in the press release: 'Looking at these paintings by French children we find, in general, a powerful creative urge to express the essence of the thing seen, often using detail decoratively like a mosaic. These paintings reveal impulses that are fundamentally creative. They bear evidence of the child's ingenious transformation of realistic subject matter into original and personal expression. The approach is imaginative and uninhibited, they show an extraordinary sensibility not only to color but to pattern and texture as well.' After the close of the exhibition at MoMA, the collection was circulated for a further six months to various other galleries and museums throughout the United States. Most of the paintings in this collection are from the 1938-39 theme: 'Fairs'. The other featured themes are Churches and Monuments (1939-40), Sports (1940-41), Work on the Farm (1941-42) and Characters from Fairy tale and story book characters (1942-43). 21 original watercolour and gouache paintings by French children, eighteen measuring approx. 32 x 48 cm, three measuring 31 x 24 cm, each painting with competition labels to verso complete with manuscript text providing the subject of the work, the child's name, age, school and teacher's name; there is a small area of loss to the foot of one painting, a 6 cm tear to the head of another (repaired with old adhesive tape verso), another with pin holes to the corners, occasional small tears or creases to the edges, otherwise in very good condition.…