ISBN10: 386335754X, ISBN13: 9783863357542, [publisher: Walther König, Köln] Hardcover 264 pages; illustrated throughout. Hardback 25.4 x 30.5cms. ISBN: 9783863357542. A copiously illustrated look at Holzer's series in response to the so-called War on Terror. Includes a commentary by Joshua Craze, photographs of her installation, 'Museo Corner', and an illustrated catalogue of over 100 full-page reproductions of Holzer's War Paintings.
[London, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2015]

GROSSE ORIG.-ZEICHNUNG (4°, ca. 21 x 28 cm) von Fritz Meisel, vom Künstler u. dem Dargestellten eigenhändig signiert mit Jahr 1943in Gabriele Dambrone TERRA (WVZ 80) (FRITZ MEISEL (1897-1960) Meisterschüler von Prof. Walter Klemm am Staatlichen Bauhaus Weimar, dann bedeutender Pressezeichner der BZ am Mittag u. der Filmgesellschaften UFA und TOBIS9
[Detmold, Germany]

GROSSE ORIG.-ZEICHNUNG (4°, ca. 21 x 28 cm) von Fritz Meisel, vom Künstler u. dem Dargestellten eigenhändig signiert mit Jahr 1943in Gabriele Dambrone TERRA (WVZ 80) (FRITZ MEISEL (1897-1960) Meisterschüler von Prof. Walter Klemm am Staatlichen Bauhaus Weimar, dann bedeutender Pressezeichner der BZ am Mittag u. der Filmgesellschaften UFA und TOBIS9
[Detmold, Germany]

Cerberus Publishing Ltd, Date: 2005-11-13. Hardcover. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! 2005. Cerberus Publishing Ltd ISBN 1841451010 9781841451015 [US]

Lithographie a.a. China v. Atzinger b. Aibl, München, 1855, 28 x 21 (H) Untersatzkarton mit dem faksimilierten Namensschriftzug: Leicht gebräunt, sauber und gut erhalten. Gedruckt bei J. B. Kuhn.
[Berlin, Germany]
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Insel Verlag Anton Kippenberg GmbH & Co. KG, Date: 2002. 2002. Softcover. 47,4 x 20,8 x 13,4 cm. Inhalt: Johann Wolfgang Goethe: Die Leiden des jungen Werthers, Die Wahlverwandtschaften; E. T. A. Hoffmann: Die Elixiere des Teufels; Gottfried Keller: Der grüne Heinrich; Theodor Fontane: Frau Jenny Treibel, Effi Briest; Thomas Mann: Buddenbrooks; Heinrich Mann: Professor Unrat; Hermann Hesse: Unterm Rad; Robert Musil: Die Verwirrungen des Zöglings Törleß; Franz Kafka: Der Proceß; Thomas Mann: Der Zauberberg; Alfred Döblin: Berlin Alexanderplatz; Joseph Roth: Radetzkymarsch; Anna Seghers: Das siebte Kreuz; Heimito von Doderer: Die Strudelhofstiege; Wolfgang Koeppen: Tauben im Gras; Günter Grass: Die Blechtrommel; Max Frisch: Montauk; Thomas Bernhard: Holzfällen Marcel Reich-Ranicki, geboren 1920 in Wloclawek an der Weichsel, ist in Berlin aufgewachsen. Er war 1960 - 1973 ständiger Literaturkritiker der Hamburger Wochenzeitung "Die Zeit" und leitete 1973 - 1988 in der "Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung" die Redaktion für Literatur und literarisches Leben. In den Jahren 1968/69 lehrte er an amerikanischen Universitäten, 1971 - 1975 war er ständiger Gastprofessor für Neue Deutsche Literatur an den Universitäten von Stockholm und Uppsala, seit 1974 ist er Honorarprofessor an der Universität Tübingen, in den Jahren 1991/1992 bekleidete er die Heinrich-Heine-Gastprofessur an der Universität Düsseldorf. Seit 1988 leitete er das "Literarische Quartett" im Zweiten ...

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(New Jersey and North Carolina), Date: 1846. Hardcover. Very Good. Tall folio (6½" x 15½"). Bound in contemporary quarter leather and marbled paper over boards, with about 288 pages of handwritten entries. The boards are rubbed and worn smooth, light toning and foxing, bottom corner of front free endpaper is torn away, very good overall. A manuscript ledger spanning nearly 20 years that belonged to William Williams, an ironworker born in Rockaway, New Jersey in 1814. Williams was a leading figure in the iron business in New Jersey before moving south in 1853 to oversee a large, recently completed ironworks in Gaston County, North Carolina. In 1857 he took a job managing the noted Jenny Lind forge on Maiden Creek, in Catawba County, North Carolina. According to *A History of Catawba County*, Williams had earned a reputation for having "introduced many new and valuable ideas in the iron business of the South." In 1860 he purchased the Jenny Lind forge from its owners, A.F. and E.J. Brevard: "During the four years of war his iron works were pressed into the service of the Confederate Government and required to be run at its full capacity in the production of ‘blooms' to be used in the construction of gunboats and other implements of war, where a superior quality of iron was required." The first 43 pages of the ledger are separately paginated and date from 1846-47, with one final entry from 1848. This section contains entries for sundries, labor, coal, corn, and other ...

(New Jersey and North Carolina), Date: 1846. Hardcover. Very Good. Tall folio (6½" x 15½"). Bound in contemporary quarter leather and marbled paper over boards, with about 288 pages of handwritten entries. The boards are rubbed and worn smooth, light toning and foxing, bottom corner of front free endpaper is torn away, very good overall. A manuscript ledger spanning nearly 20 years that belonged to William Williams, an ironworker born in Rockaway, New Jersey in 1814. Williams was a leading figure in the iron business in New Jersey before moving south in 1853 to oversee a large, recently completed ironworks in Gaston County, North Carolina. In 1857 he took a job managing the noted Jenny Lind forge on Maiden Creek, in Catawba County, North Carolina. According to *A History of Catawba County*, Williams had earned a reputation for having "introduced many new and valuable ideas in the iron business of the South." In 1860 he purchased the Jenny Lind forge from its owners, A.F. and E.J. Brevard: "During the four years of war his iron works were pressed into the service of the Confederate Government and required to be run at its full capacity in the production of ‘blooms' to be used in the construction of gunboats and other implements of war, where a superior quality of iron was required." The first 43 pages of the ledger are separately paginated and date from 1846-47, with one final entry from 1848. This section contains entries for sundries, labor, coal, corn, and other ...