Jaring Cor, First Edition (10 results)

Softcover/Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First edition. Book condition: Very Good (Minor toning to spine; small scuffmark on cover; else fine) Binding: Softcover Language: Dutch Edition: First edition Publishing place: Amsterdam Publishing Year: 1984 Description: Biography. Portrait on back cover. Portraits by the Amsterdam photographer Cor Jaring from Amsterdam, Indonesia, Japan, Taiwan, Spain, Italy, Hong Kong, Thailand, Morocco etc. Introduction by HJA Hofland 500.000000.

Softcover/Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. first edition. Book condition: Very Good (Fine copy only very slight shelfwear.) Binding: Softcover Language: Dutch Edition: first edition Publishing place: Amsterdam Publishing Year: 1966 Description: Great Lay-out Happenings & actions by Jonny 'the Selfkicker' van Doorn (= 'Jezus Electronic'), Simon Vinkenoog, Bart Huges (= 'Het derde oog'), Robert Jasper Grootveld (= 'Anti-rook magier'). Subjects like 'Stoned in the street', 'Goed dat er politie is!!!?!' with photos by Cor Jaring. 500.000000.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 14 pages unnumbered, illustrated in B&W. Hardly any text in Dutch. - Cor Jaring - Theo Kley - photographs by Jaap Visser and Freddy Fleur. An exhibition in the Fodor Musem Amsterdam. Very fine copy, preeg ex libris in the cover. Size: 247 x 202 Mm. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Cloth covered boards (hardcover) with dust jacket (light wear/tear at edges), 255 p. : chiefly duotone illustrations ; 36 cm. Very good, clean, no internal marks.

Magazine. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Zwart/wit illustraties. - Podium Tweemaandelijks Tijdschrift 21e Jaargang Complete Set - onder redactie van Remco Campert, mmv Johan van der Keuken, Hugo raes, Alain Teister en Jan Vrijman. Met bijdragen van Jules Deelder, Vasco See, Campert, Thera Westerman, Jan Hanlo, Henk van Kerkwijk en anderen, illustraties dooy Yrrah, Cor Jaring, Sanne Sannes (6 full page foto's) Johan van der Keuken en anderen. - complete 21e jaargang in goede staat. Size: 260 x 200 Mm. Book.

Cloth with dust jacket. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 255 pag - Photobook.

Cloth with dust jacket. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 255 pag - Photobook.

First edition, inscribed on the front free endpaper with a small drawing of a butterfly; 4to (279 x 210 mm, 11 x 8¼ in); black-and-white photographs printed in offset, text in Dutch, German, French, and English, light toning to edges; photo-illustrated paper-covered boards, light wear to extremities, laminate lifting at joints, without the orange wraparound band, a very good copy; 126, [2]pp. Presentation copy of Cor Jaring's book of photographs showing the various subcultures, protests, and happenings in Amsterdam during the 1960s, inscribed with a small drawing of a butterfly.

Magazine. Condition: Zeer goede staat. Eerste druk. Undergroud magazine Size: 6N3. Niet direct af te halen in onze winkel.

First edition, inscribed to James Baldwin; 4to (279 x 210 mm, 11 x 8¼ in); black-and-white photographs printed in offset, text in Dutch, German, French, and English, light toning to edges; photo-illustrated paper-covered boards, light wear to extremities, laminate lifting at joints, publisher's printed orange wraparound band, a very good copy; 126, [2]pp. Presentation copy of Cor Jaring's book of photographs showing the various subcultures, protests, and happenings in Amsterdam during the 1960s, inscribed: 'For James Baldwin, with great respect / Cor, Paris 1969'. In 1948, James Baldwin, aged 24, left New York and moved to Paris. In the spring of 1984, during an interview for The Paris Review, Baldwin was asked why he had chosen to live in France, to which he replied: 'It wasn't so much a matter of choosing France â" it was a matter of getting out of America.' Disillusioned with the prejudices he faced, Baldwin feared that he would not have survived should he have stayed and certainly could not sufficiently isolate himself to focus on writing. In New York, the eldest of nine children, he worked several jobs to provide for his family. Baldwin spent nine years living in Paris, returning to the United States in 1957 as the Civil Rights Movement gained momentum. He returned to France in 1970, first to Paris, then settling in Saint-Paul-de-Vence.