fowler constance e (3 résultats)

No Binding. Etat : Very Good. Folio of loose pages, p Printed from the original wood-block engravings. A collection of historical wood-block engravings the subjects of which were found within 30 miles of Salem, and record the history of the region. According to the foreword they were all existent landmarks and relics from the late 1800s, and the engravings are meant to portray life in the early years. A limited edition book (250 copies) was produced in the same year, using the engravings, and these and the ones in the book are the same size. The images have Fowler's initials in the prints. Softcover wraps, 11x15 inches, all printed on heavy paper. Very good condition.

Hardcover in Dust Jacket. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. Constance Fowler (illustrateur). Limited Edition. Folio. Unpaginated. Illustrated with 20 plates, each featuring a woodcut. depicting landmarks and relics of early Western settlement. Slight offsetting to front and rear endpapers from dust jacket flaps. In the dust jacket. Both book and dust jacket quite fresh. Fowler created the works in her pursuit of an MFA at Willamette University. Very much a Frank McCaffrey production. McCaffrey's book design is usually marked by either a lingering, perhaps outdated, element of Victoriana, using colored paper and floral effect to a nostalgic fault, or an enthusiastic, and often accomplished, embrace of streamline sans-serif design. This volume is a combination of both. A superb copy with no detracting qualities whatsoever to either book or dust jacket. Dust jacket is now housed in a removable, clear archival sleeve. SMITH, 3239. Not in SOLIDAY.

Two pieces. Folio. 15 x 12 in. [54 pp (unpaginated).] Half-title and title printed in black & brown, rubricated initials on sepia-tinted explanatory text sheets facing 20 woodcut engravings, printed throughout on thick paper stock, all signed in pencil by the artist, and title labels in artist's hand. Floral black & white publisher's cloth, brown lettering stamped on front cover (very slight toning to fore-edges), w/ d.j. red lettering stamped on black thick paper (chipping & tears head & foot of spine, minor tears to couple corners, scuffing to back cover), F/G- copy; [together with] Folio broadside 11.5 x 17.75 in. when unfolded, printed in brown & black, rough cut fore-edges, crisp, NF, inscribed on the ffep. to Alice Brown Powell (1882-1971), who was responsible for naming the historic "Deepwood" home in Salem, OR, named after a favorite children's book by Albert Bigelow Paine, w/ bookplate. First edition, 1 of 250 copies printed, of this splendid Pacific Northwest fine press rarity. This work features the talents of Fowler (1907-1996) noted painter, printmaker, and educator who earned her Master of Fine Arts degree in 1940 for these amazing woodcut engravings of historic sites at historic sites in the Willamette Valley, and Frank McCaffrey (1894-1985) noted printer & owner publisher of the Dogwood Press in Seattle, poet, cartographer, artist, activist, and political raconteur. The historic prints celebrate the coming of the missionaries to the Willamette River near Salem in 1834, which paved the way for the opening and settlement of the Oregon Territory.