Marin Sutter (6 results)

Condition: Good. Mother's Hen, 1972. Signed and inscribed by author/contributor Damon Bordenave by first name on inside front cover; cover very lightly rubbed/bumped, back cover slightly soiled, front top corner lightly rubbed, back top corners gently creased, front bottom corner gently creased/rubbed/bumped, back bottom corner gently creased/rubbed, spine very lightly creased/rubbed/age-toned, spine ends very lightly rubbed bumped; page 3, 13, 36 ,37, 43, 45 very lightly age-toned, bottom corner of page 3/4 creased; binding tight; cover, edges, and interior intact and clean except as noted. Signed by Author. paperback. Good.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Near Fine, One of 50, Limited Edition, Signed and Inscribed, touch of tanning at foredge of both panels, otherwise fine, poem 113 has parts of about 5 words that were printed imperfectly, Author has stamped in words 'My, My, 'Old Poems Never Die.' You're Signed (first name only) & inscribed by author to previous owner on last page, 1979 Underlying Press 1st edition softbound, 1 of 1000, tight & square, white covers have slight tanning at fore-edges & mild shelfwear, clean unmarked text. Sutter Marin was a Bay-area Painter and teacher who died from AIDS in 1985.

Stapled wraps. Condition: Very Good+. Mother's Hen (San Francisco) , Winter 1972, tan stapled wraps, Very Good + (minor cover wear) , 48 pages. Contributors: Richard Garcia, David Hoag, Ronald Hobbs, Judith Abrahms, Robert Haynes, Dirk Kortz, Damon Bordenave, Grace Harwood, Sotere Torregian, Sutter Marin, Ruth Weiss. POETRY; H0256 C Poe2.

Condition: Good. Gouache, pastel and colored pencil on board in a special cut-out mat , framed,11 x 7.5 inches. Signed in pencil lower left. Annotated on tthe verso with the title and "An S Marin '71 proverb 'on a thumbnail format.' "A California painter and poet affiliated with San Francisco's North Beach and the San Francisco Beat Movement. His small paintings were in an exuberant figurative or abstract style. He was an instructor at the San Francisco Art Institute and at the San Francisco Creative Art Center, which he co-founded. Often collaborating with Beat poet Ruth Weiss, he illustrated her book of poetry Gallery of Women and was immortalized in one of her poems.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).

Condition: Good. 14 x 18 inches. Oil on board. Framed. Signed lower right. Titled, signed and dated on paper the verso. A California painter and poet affiliated with San Francisco's North Beach and the San Francisco Beat Movement. His small paintings were in an exuberant figurative or abstract style. He was an instructor at the San Francisco Art Institute and at the San Francisco Creative Art Center, which he co-founded. Often collaborating with Beat poet Ruth Weiss, he illustrated her book of poetry Gallery of Women and was immortalized in one of her poems.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).

Condition: Good. Oil on canvas. Hand made frame. 26 x 40 inches. Signed and dated lower right.A California painter and poet affiliated with San Francisco's North Beach and the San Francisco Beat Movement. His small paintings were in an exuberant figurative or abstract style. He was an instructor at the San Francisco Art Institute and at the San Francisco Creative Art Center, which he co-founded. Often collaborating with Beat poet Ruth Weiss, he illustrated her book of poetry Gallery of Women and was immortalized in one of her poems.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).