Beden, Signed (3 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 143, [1] p., b/w ills. Yeni oyunlar ve ögretimi. Partly uncut and untrimmed. This rare book includes a compilation "new" games for kids and students which can be played all together and socially. The book has an introduction related to being an educator and some thoughts on pedagogy as well as a long section about categorization of the games for kids, children, teens and students. First and Only Edition. Signed and inscribed by Sel as '30. VIII. 1957, Trabzon. Muhterem üstadimiz C. Tutant'a hürmetlerimle.'. Celal Tutant, (1910-), is a Turkish painter. Not in OCLC. Signed by Author(s).

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Original manuscript autograph letter signed by Ruhi Sel. 30x21 cm. In Ottoman script and a 'title' annotation in modern Turkish. 1 p. Full. Ruhi Sel was a Turkish educator, pedagogue, physical education teacher in Trabzon, and a specialist in children and juvenile games. Celal Tutant, (1910-1994), was a Turkish artist. He was born in Çorlu in 1910. He studied secondary education at Konya Primary School. He graduated in 1932. He completed his higher education in the Department of Literature at the Gazi Education Institute. He married his teacher Efser Ismail in 1933. He took painting lessons from Ali Çelebi, Turgut Zaim, and Cemal Tollu. Since 1946 he gave his pictures to Turkish state exhibitions. His works are in private and institutional collections. In the 1940s, young artists aiming for new development in Turkish painting art established a union of painters gathered under the name 'Yeniler' [i.e. 'New']. 'Yeniler' aimed to produce paintings by making researches within the scope of a topic they determined. Their aim was to make pictures that reflect the life characteristics of the sections of society. They merged with the idea of "Painting should turn towards social realistic values". Signed by Author(s).

No Binding. Condition: Fine. LITHOGRAPH. BEDEN. 1978. ----TITLE: [Woman at a Fountain.] ----PRODUCTION DETAINS: 4" w x 9" h on sheet 6 ¾" w x 12" h. No plate mark. Lithograph lightly colored in part with yellow pencil. Copy 80 of 300.Signature in image plus signed in pencil below the image. Both nearly undecipherable, but name may be Mary Beden. Dated in image "1978" with the European style "7" where a short horizontal bar is used to cross the vertical in the middle to distinguish the seven from the numeral one. This form is used commonly throughout Europe. ----DESCRIPTION: The style of the woman's attire, the architecture, the fountain and the "7" suggest the print was made in Europe. Another print with the same signature seven has the place name "Murano/Venezia, 1977, indicating the place of origin might be Italy. ----CONDITION: Fine ----Z14P45.