Chris Lebeau (12 results)

perfect. Condition: Very Good. Ty Semaka / Hiroaki Kawajiri (illustrator). Connecting readers with great books since 1972! Used books may not include companion materials, and may have some shelf wear or limited writing. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!

Condition: Very Good. Ty Semaka / Hiroaki Kawajiri (illustrator). Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Gr.8°, 8 nn.S., typogr. OBrosch. (= Klammerheftung); schönes Expl. Erste Ausgabe dieses Programmheftchens mit der Umschlaggestaltung sowie 2 ganzseitigen Anzeigen für ein Piano- und ein Orgelgeschäft. Der berühmte vielseitige Art-Nouveau-Künstler musste manchmal auch kleine Aufträge wie diesen hier annehmen. Beiliegt ein neunseitiger 'Tekst der Liederen' zu dieser Aufführung in Italienisch, Französisch, Englisch und Deutsch (etwas stockfleckig). Sprache: Niederländisch.

Paperback. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. 320 pages, throughout illustrated in B&W. 24 pages of colour plates. Text in Dutch by Mechteld de Bois, contributions by Jan Rudolf de Lorm, S.L. Salted-Heddema and Hilli Smit. - Chris Lebeau - 1878 - 1945 - Artist Monograph. Fine copy, no crack in spine. Smal traces of use. Size: 277 x 220 Mm. Book.

8vo, pictorial, hb, illustrated both cover and inside by Chris Lebeau, 377 p. In very good condition. K15.

10 x 13 cm, signed by Lebeau bottom right In very good condition.

Condition: Very Good. Ty Semaka / Hiroaki Kawajiri (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Original paper wrappers (softcover), [120]p, illustrations, 23x25 cm. Fair. Wrappers and spine damaged, inner hinge visible, foxing.

Santpoort, C.A. Mees, 1929. 18 pp. [18] b./w. ills. Orig. lithographed wrappers (bound as a block book and tied together by hand with raffia cord) with design by Chris Lebeau. Large square 4to. (Wendingen. Maandblad voor bouwen en sieren van Architectura et Amicitia, Jaarg. 10, nr. 2). - A neat copy.* Le Coultre, Wendingen 1918 - 1932, pages 210-211, Variant 'd'. - This issue was published only in Dutch. This is a copy of the regular softcover edition (the circulation of this variant is estimated at 1000). - Introduction by Just Havelaar. Compiled by H.C Verkruysen. Typography by H.Th. Wijdeveld. - - A single issue of the renowned Dutch magazine Wendingen about glassware by Joris Johannes Christiaan (Chris) Lebeau (Amsterdam, May 26, 1878 - Dachau concentration camp, April 2, 1945). Chris Lebeau was a Dutch versatile designer, painter, resistance fighter and anarchist. - - This famous Dutch 'monthly' periodical Wendingen, revolutionary for it's new typography, is devoted to national and international architecture, ornamentation and other arts. Published by the Amsterdam society for artists and architects Architectura et Amicitia on the initiative and under supervision of the Dutch Architect Hendricus Theodorus Wijdeveld. It served as the organ of the Amsterdam artists' association Architectura et Amicitia and was the primary voice of the Amsterdam School (expressionist architecture). Wendingen's goal was to enhance the aesthetic quality of architecture and to be a source of inspiration for the members of A et A, as well as for subscribers from throughout the Netherlands and abroad. A total of 116 issues were published, with a circulation of 650 to 1300 copies per issue. The first eight years, up to 1925, Wijdeveld was the only editor and designer of the magazine. He played a key role in the content, design, and typography. The covers are printed in woodcut, lithography (partly offset) and designed by a large range of artists. The content of Wendingen was not limited to architecture; it also featured visual and applied arts. The magazine, printed by, among others, the specialized printing house 'Volharding' in Amsterdam, became renowned for its artistic quality (content and design) and its distinctive square format.

). 22 x 26 cm, apaisado. 60 h. (edición sin paginar). Todas las hojas ilustradas con fotografías y dibujos, enmarcados en orlas dibujadas por Chris Lebeau con diferentes motivos inspirados en la bombillas que fabricaba Philips, impresas en color beige, y las hojas de título de cada sección y las cubiertas también son realizadas por Lebeau. Acompañan las imágenes un breve texto explicativo en francés, español, portugués e italiano. Cubiertas algo deslucidas. * Las secciones que incluye son: A l'interieur et autour des usines Philips A Eindhoven, Hollande (con imágenes del exterior de la fábrica); Un coup d'oeil sur la fabrication (fotografías de las diferentes secciones de la fábrica: talleres, sala de máquinas, laboratorio, etc); Comment la manufacture Philips loge son personnel (fotografías y dibujos de las casas de los empleados de la aldea Philips); Comment la manufature Philips s'interesse au bien-etre de son personnel (fotografías de la clínica, escuelas, vaquería y zona agrícola); Association sportive Philips (fotografías de la zona de deportes, equipo de fútbol, gimnasia, etc.); Quelques endroits ou l'on emploie les lampes Philips (imágenes de ciudades y lugares iluminados con productos de la marca Philips y reproducción de anuncios publicitarios). Fábrica Philips. Catálogo industrial. Fotografía. Art Nouveau. Iluminación.

Philip Metman was a Dutch painter, and later in life psychologist in London. Woodcut on Japanese paper, sheet size 326 x 280 mm., image c. 230 x 215 mm. Made by Chris Lebeau and published in the Houtsnedenummer (Woodcut issue) of the famous periodical Wendingen in 1919 (year 2, nr. 7/8). It was printed by De Volharding and published by De Hooge Brug. Joris Johannes Christiaan Lebeau (Amsterdam 1878 - 1945 Dachau) was a Dutch designer, graphic artist, draughtsperson, and art teacher. He was arrested in 1943 by the German occupation and transported to Dachau, where he perished in 1945. In good condition, the left edge folded over. Some creasing in the edges of the very delicate paper.

Head portrait of painter and author (later psychologist in London) Philip Metman (1892-1967), turned to the right and looking at the observer.Titled, dated and signed below.Illustration from the periodical 'Wendingen : maandblad voor bouwen en sieren van "Architectura et Amicitia".' Amsterdam: De Hooge Brug 1919. 7/8, p. 35.  Woodcut on fine paper, under passepartout; total (sheet) 320 x 311 mm; in very good condition.