Bevis Phillip (14 results)

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. Color Cover By Deloss McGraw (illustrator). First Edition. Special anthology issue of this Seattle-based little magazine includes work by winners of the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, etc., including Levine, Philip; Snodgrass, W. D.; Bukowski, Charles; Jeffers, Robinson; Hill, Lindsay; Montoya, Jose; Prado, Holly; Northup, Harry, Reese, Harry, Vangelisti, Paul, etc. The color cover by Deloss McGraw is entitled 'Alice in Wonderland and the bombing of Innocence'. Note: this issue also includes political invective. 32 pages, issued in an edition of 1500 copies.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. VG in wraps 4to 16pp [title continued.] Book Artists, 1980-1989. Printed by Castle Press, Pasadena. Size: 4to - over 93/4" - 12" tall. Book.

Saddle-stapled wraps. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. VG in wraps 4to 16pp [title continued.] Book Artists, 1980-1989. Printed by Castle Press, Pasadena.

Paperback. Condition: New. Cover Linocut By Phillip Bevis (illustrator). First Edition. 41, [2] pages. Contains 13 poems in all, plus the author's preface. One of600 copies, printed letterpress on Mohawk paper by Patrick Reagh. Althoughthis title is OP, we have copies in stock.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Blind stamped white wrappers, slenter 4to., (17) pages. No illustrations. Printed by the Castle Press. A fine copy.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of 100 copies (the complete edition). 6 pages plus cover. Catalogue of the debut exhibition for DeLoss McGraw's preliminary paintings and sketches to illustrate Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass', the sequel to his celebrated edition of 'Alice in Wonderland', winner of the Gold Medal from the New York Society of Illustrators in 2001. McGraw's colorful and vibrant work inspires children of all ages while not avoiding some of the edgier aspects of this remarkably complex work, generally considered to be Carroll's most psychologically involved. although no date for the full edition is set, this exhibition of work clearly shows that when published it will equal his award-winning 'Alice'. McGraw is an illustrator and artist who has worked with such authors as Janet Lewis, W. D. Snodgrass, Gary Soto, Robert Pinsky, et al., and reinterpreted classic texts by Carroll, Berthold Brecht, John Steinbeck, among others. Carroll's 'Alice' has been the subject of McGraw's fascination for years, as he considers the character to have become the archetype of innocence in Angle-American culture. This is his first full-scale attempt to address Carroll's sequel, 'Through the Looking Glass'.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of 100 copies (the complete edition). 6 pages plus cover. Catalogue of the debut exhibition for DeLoss McGraw's preliminary paintings and sketches to illustrate Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass', the sequel to his celebrated edition of 'Alice in Wonderland', winner of the Gold Medal from the New York Society of Illustrators in 2001. McGraw's colorful and vibrant work inspires children of all ages while not avoiding some of the edgier aspects of this remarkably complex work, generally considered to be Carroll's most psychologically involved. although no date for the full edition is set, this exhibition of work clearly shows that when published it will equal his award-winning 'Alice'. McGraw is an illustrator and artist who has worked with such authors as Janet Lewis, W. D. Snodgrass, Gary Soto, Robert Pinsky, et al., and reinterpreted classic texts by Carroll, Berthold Brecht, John Steinbeck, among others. Carroll's 'Alice' has been the subject of McGraw's fascination for years, as he considers the character to have become the archetype of innocence in Angle-American culture. This is his first full-scale attempt to address Carroll's sequel, 'Through the Looking Glass'.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of 100 copies (the complete edition). 6 pages plus cover. Catalogue of the debut exhibition for DeLoss McGraw's preliminary paintings and sketches to illustrate Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass', the sequel to his celebrated edition of 'Alice in Wonderland', winner of the Gold Medal from the New York Society of Illustrators in 2001. McGraw's colorful and vibrant work inspires children of all ages while not avoiding some of the edgier aspects of this remarkably complex work, generally considered to be Carroll's most psychologically involved. although no date for the full edition is set, this exhibition of work clearly shows that when published it will equal his award-winning 'Alice'. McGraw is an illustrator and artist who has worked with such authors as Janet Lewis, W. D. Snodgrass, Gary Soto, Robert Pinsky, et al., and reinterpreted classic texts by Carroll, Berthold Brecht, John Steinbeck, among others. Carroll's 'Alice' has been the subject of McGraw's fascination for years, as he considers the character to have become the archetype of innocence in Angle-American culture. This is his first full-scale attempt to address Carroll's sequel, 'Through the Looking Glass'.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of 100 copies (the complete edition). 6 pages plus cover. Catalogue of the debut exhibition for DeLoss McGraw's preliminary paintings and sketches to illustrate Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass', the sequel to his celebrated edition of 'Alice in Wonderland', winner of the Gold Medal from the New York Society of Illustrators in 2001. McGraw's colorful and vibrant work inspires children of all ages while not avoiding some of the edgier aspects of this remarkably complex work, generally considered to be Carroll's most psychologically involved. although no date for the full edition is set, this exhibition of work clearly shows that when published it will equal his award-winning 'Alice'. McGraw is an illustrator and artist who has worked with such authors as Janet Lewis, W. D. Snodgrass, Gary Soto, Robert Pinsky, et al., and reinterpreted classic texts by Carroll, Berthold Brecht, John Steinbeck, among others. Carroll's 'Alice' has been the subject of McGraw's fascination for years, as he considers the character to have become the archetype of innocence in Angle-American culture. This is his first full-scale attempt to address Carroll's sequel, 'Through the Looking Glass'.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

Trade Paperback. Condition: New. No Jacket. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. One of 100 copies (the complete edition). 6 pages plus cover. Catalogue of the debut exhibition for DeLoss McGraw's preliminary paintings and sketches to illustrate Lewis Carroll's 'Through the Looking Glass', the sequel to his celebrated edition of 'Alice in Wonderland', winner of the Gold Medal from the New York Society of Illustrators in 2001. McGraw's colorful and vibrant work inspires children of all ages while not avoiding some of the edgier aspects of this remarkably complex work, generally considered to be Carroll's most psychologically involved. although no date for the full edition is set, this exhibition of work clearly shows that when published it will equal his award-winning 'Alice'. McGraw is an illustrator and artist who has worked with such authors as Janet Lewis, W. D. Snodgrass, Gary Soto, Robert Pinsky, et al., and reinterpreted classic texts by Carroll, Berthold Brecht, John Steinbeck, among others. Carroll's 'Alice' has been the subject of McGraw's fascination for years, as he considers the character to have become the archetype of innocence in Angle-American culture. This is his first full-scale attempt to address Carroll's sequel, 'Through the Looking Glass'.Color Cover By Deloss McGraw.

stiff paper wrappers. Private Press (illustrator). small 4to. stiff paper wrappers. (16) pages. With a two page introductory essay by Gerald W. Lange. A fine copy.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Near Fine red-purple paperback with slight cover wear. Pages 125-259, unmarked. Contributors: Phillip L Beard, Matthew Bevis, Francis Blessington, Kit Fan, M J Fitzgerald, Jennifer Formichelli, Florian Gargaillo, Anna Halberstadt, Stefan Hawlin, George Kalogeris, Edna Longley. Kate Pfeifer; ECR OVR98; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.

Paperback. Condition: New. First Edition. New! In the dead of winter, during a period of extreme personal sadness and loss, photographer Philip Blair embarked on a solo road trip through Washington, Oregon and northern Nevada. This would become not only a tour of surreal beauty and snow-covered landscapes, but an extreme mind-travel expedition. His solitude would allow him the time and space to assess what was important, and what was not. The act of photographing and journaling his experiences led to a personal transformation. He returned to a home and life fuller and more meaningful than the one he had left just ten days before. "Life becomes simplerless agonizing, more manageableas I recognize how much of my "reality" is painted by my moods, which are not always rational. I am learning to accept my emotions, not as bad or good, but as simply and distinctly human." - Solitude: Snow and Ice, by Philip Blair Philip Blair is an outdoor photographer, teacher and field guide based in the Pacific Northwest. His work is inspired by a desire to create visuals that instill calmness and presence. He received his Bachelor of Science in anthropology and archaeology. When he is not writing, teaching, or shooting photography, he can be found traveling and spending time with his wife.

Hardcover. Condition: New. First Edition. New! One of 100 hardcover deluxe copies, with original giclee print printed and signed by photographer Phil Blair. In the dead of winter, during a period of extreme personal sadness and loss, photographer Philip Blair embarked on a solo road trip through Washington, Oregon and northern Nevada. This would become not only a tour of surreal beauty and snow-covered landscapes, but an extreme mind-travel expedition. His solitude would allow him the time and space to assess what was important, and what was not. The act of photographing and journaling his experiences led to a personal transformation. He returned to a home and life fuller and more meaningful than the one he had left just ten days before. "Life becomes simplerless agonizing, more manageableas I recognize how much of my "reality" is painted by my moods, which are not always rational. I am learning to accept my emotions, not as bad or good, but as simply and distinctly human." - Solitude: Snow and Ice, by Philip Blair Philip Blair is an outdoor photographer, teacher and field guide based in the Pacific Northwest. His work is inspired by a desire to create visuals that instill calmness and presence. He received his Bachelor of Science in anthropology and archaeology. When he is not writing, teaching, or shooting photography, he can be found traveling and spending time with his wife.