Sarah mccombie (2 Ergebnisse)

170 pp.; 27.5 x 20.8 cm.; glue bound; black-and-white & color; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; May 1986 issue of the periodical Art News. Edited by Milton Esterow. Contents include : "Special Section : Artists the Critics are Watching," by John Sturman, Nancy Grimes, Ruth Bass, Eleanor Heartney, Charlotte Moser, Elisa Turner, Roger Green, Janet Kutner, William Peterson, Lyn Smallwood, David Winter, Hunter Drohojowska, Merle Shipper; "Will the Real Impressionists Please Stand Up?" by Norma Broude; "Art in the (Re)Making," by Gerald Marzorati; "Mies at the MoMA : A Visionary in Context," by Joseph Giovanni; "Letters"; "Bringing a Classic Up to Date" by Richard B. Woodward; "A Texan Fantasia," by Katherine Gregor; "Left into Art," by Sarah McPhee; "Monoprints, Anyone?" by Eleanor Heartney; "What Does the IRS See in the Miró?; New York Cracks Down on Dali Forgeries; Art Bill Stalled," by Richard W. Walker; "How to Collect an Earthwork," by Valerie F. Brooks; "Los Angles," by Merle Schipper; "Chicago," by Charlotte Moser; "St. Paul," by Nancy Roth; "Austin," by Mel McCombie; "Houston," by Mel McCombie; "Miami," by Elisa Turner; "Washington, D.C." by Lee Fleming; "London : Leading British Art to Higher Things," by William Feaver; "Toronto : Jack Bush : Original in Spite of Himself," by Karen Wilkin; "New York Reviews" "New Sources, New Materials." Cover : Sherrie Levine photographed by Duane Michals. Good / Very Good. Scuffing of covers and minor edge wear. Pale foxing on the text block edge. Cut-out on page 149 measuring 12.8 x 13.5 cm. removing the advertising panel for Art News and a portion of advertisement image on verso of page 150. Contents clean and unmarked. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This is a song about a girl and her horse.With vivid imagery and stunning hand-painted illustrations, Sarah McCombie and Kelley Wills pay tribute to the Kentucky Pack Horse Librarians of the Great Depression-a revolutionary federal works program that employed citizens, encouraged literacy, promoted animal welfare, and fostered community.Written first as a song by the band Chatham Rabbits, the 36 pages of paintings make Abigail come alive for readers of all ages. The backmatter is an educator's guide, brimming with more engaging stories, chord charts for the music, and lesson material that takes Abigail beyond the page. Wills, Kelley (illustrator). …