Booth Jan (57 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 151 pages, cover and pages tanned. Firm binding. No marks. 20 b/w plates. Many text illustrations, tables and maps.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Stiff pictorial wraps, oblong format. Mild handling wear, area of dried glue residue on front cover. 50 pp., illus. 1st ptg. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Book.

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Softcover. Condition: Fair. 50 p. 22 x 28 cm. Map. B&w illustrations. Stapled. Covers detached and lower spine torn.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Jan Zöller's (b. Haslach, 1992; lives and works in Karlsruhe) paintings, sculptures, and installations probe the discrepancy between economic production and the spiritual and magical dimension of art. The artist's book Ritual Believer surveys the so-called charcoal paintings series, created between 2019 and 2023. For these works, the artist paints directly in charcoal on the unprimed canvas, making it impossible to correct "blunders". Another distinguishing feature is the virtual absence of colour; the austerity of the compositions contrasts with Zöller's other, often intensely colourful paintings.The motifs that are the hallmark of his oeuvre - birds, running legs - are complemented by writing and text. Another aspect of this shift is that the works' titles play a central part and almost figure as a creative element in their own right. For the text in the book, the artist sent the titles of the works shown to his brother, who wove them into a story. An appendix presents scanned archival materials. Notebooks and zines Zöller produced between 2015 and 2017 provide interesting insight into how he finds his motifs and his compositional process.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Become one with the character as the story unfolds showing the wonder of trust and releasing memories of the past to embrace the beauty of the present moment and the possibilities of tomorrow. This is an allegory inviting you into the story of two magnificent birds, creatures of the forest who find strength in one another and healing through the gift of trust and understanding.Little Bird and Sage will capture your imagination as they weave their way through the wounds inflicted upon Little Bird and the wisdom of love, patience, and compassion of Sage. We all suffer trauma, for some the wounds run so deep they seep into present day life to hinder forward progression. Through this story you see how the past is released and the future embraced.Jan C. Booth, M.S. is an author, educator, and specialist in trauma, Complex PTSD and PTSD. She has worked in the fields of addiction and criminal justice and has served on crisis teams in a hospital and in a school district. She is a professor and business consultant. However, family always comes first. She feels that when a child is provided a loving and safe home environment, they learn tools for living and adopt inner resources to assist them in managing the complexities of life. When the home environment is more disruptive, she teaches skills to grow beyond the past and learn the tools and self-strengthening techniques to enhance their own resiliency to move forward in life with hope, joy, and compassion. She is a strong advocate for youth and embraces the possibilities within an individual and strives to empower others into the direction of their dreams and goals.…

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[0-919487-15-7] 1991, 2nd edition. (Oblong 4to staplebound) Very good plus. 50pp. Maps, photographs. "Interest in writing this book stems from my typing the efforts of previous BRMNA authors and working closely with Floyd Yeats on his book Canadian Pacific's Big Hill which deals with Field Hill and published by BRMNA. A subsequent trip to the Selkirk's to see the railway's past, present and future achievements, each remarkable in their own way, reinforced the idea of preparing a similar work about the Rogers Pass and the first edition of Canadian Pacific in the Selkirks was published in December 1985" - from the Introduction. Locale: Alberta--Canada; British Columbia-Canada; Prairie Provinces; Rocky Mountains; Rogers Pass; Western Canada. (Transportation, Canadian Pacific Railway, Steam Locomotives, Trains).…