Ravilious webb brian (8 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Near Fine. 64 pages; b/w colour illustrations. Original dust jacket near fine with, not price clipped. Hard back binding fine. Contents clean and tight, unmarked, no inscriptions. A near fine copy. Size: 8vo. Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious (illustrateur). Book.

FIRST EDITION, 12mo., p.96; illustrations in colour, line & half-tone throughout; new in pictorial boards & dust-wrapper. An excellent introduction to Ravilious's work in the decorative arts. Expanded from the original edition combined with Bawden. Illustration North-Essex School Art.

hardbound. Etat : Very Good. Selections for the scrapbooks of Eric Ravilious, with texts by Peyton Skipworth and Brian Webb; being a companion volume to the Eric Bawden scrapbooks; colour and b&w illustrations throughout; half red cloth with gilt titling to spine, illustrated paper over cloth sides. no dustwrapper. 208pp. 4to. Very Good. profusely illustrated (illustrateur). …

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Signed by Brian Webb/ Book is in near fine condition, lovely book. Signed and number 122 / 225. Beautiful colour illustrations. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Large 37.5 cm square folio. Bound in pictorial paper covered boards, based on a design by Tirzah Ravilious, with leather spine. This is number 216 of a limited edition 225 copies. Signed and Numbered by Brian Webb. Printed and published by the Camberwell Press in 1996. Illustrated with 10 lithographic reproduction's after Eric Ravilious series on Submarines. The book is in very good condition with only light wear to bottom board edges and corners. At the outbreak of WWII, Eric Ravilious became an official war artist along with Edward Bawden and John Nash. During the summer of 1940 he painted submarine operations at HMS Dolphin in Hampshire. Over the following months he produced a series of lithographs based on his submarine drawings which were printed in a small edition at Cowells of Ipswich, his first choice, the Curwen Press, having been bombed. Ravilious went on to further assignments. On his last, a flight over Iceland in 1942, he was reported missing, presumed dead. He was 39 years of age. Eric Ravilious (illustrateur). Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Leather spine and paper covered boards ( after a design by Tirzah Garwood ), in clean, bright condition, number 142 from an edition of 225, signed by Brian Webb, contents unmarked with 12 full page illustrations by Ravilious reproduced on Canaletto paper. In addition the scarce portfolio with matching card covers, containing the 12 prints, each blind stamped Camberwell Press to the margin, number 26 from an edition of only 50, signed by Brian Webb, in similar, excellent condition Size: Square Folio. Signed.…

First edition. Square folio. Unpaginated. Introduction by Peyton Skipworth. Three-page essay by Brian Webb on the lithographs. 10 full-page colour reproductions of the "Submarine Lithographs" first issued in 1941; also a reproduction of a black-and-white drawing by Ravilious and a colour reproduction of the two dock permits issued to him. Leather-backed marbled paper boards designed by Tirzah Ravilious in the 1930s. Printed on Canaletto paper by David Moss and Ian Primarolo and co-ordinated by Ron Baldry. Ravilious was Official War Artist for the Admiralty in 1940. The lithographs appear here for the first time in book form - the original plan by Ravilious and the War Artists Advisory Committee came to nought. Number 164 of 225 copies numbered and signed by Brian Webb.Corners of covers very slightly rubbed, otherwise fine.…

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Sole UK Printing published by the Camberwell Press in 1996. 37.5 cm square. The BOOK is in Fine condition. This is number 131 from a limitation of just 225 books. The book is Signed and Numbered by Brian Webb. The series of coloured lithographs from the original edition of Submarine Dream was stochastically screened from original prints and printed on Canaletto paper at the Camberwell Press. The cover design is based on a design by Tirzah Ravilious. At the outbreak of WWII,Eric Ravilious became an official war artist along with Edward Bawden and John Nash. During the summer of 1940 he painted submarine operations at HMS Dolphin in Hampshire. Over the following months he produced a series of lithographs based on his submarine drawings which were printed in a small edition at Cowells of Ipswich, his first choice, the Curwen Press, having been bombed. Ravilious went on to further assignments. On his last, a flight over Iceland in 1942, he was reported missing, presumed dead. He was 39 years of age. This is the first time that these lithographs have been stochastically reproduced from the original prints. They are a wonderful evocation of submarine life. A very high quality production and extremely scarce. Ashtonrarebooks welcomes direct contact. More images available on request. Signed by Author(s).…