Mcevey Allan (19 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. 28 pages, plus plates. General light wear and use, though free of markings, etc.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Fine copy of art monograph. Pages and covers are crisp, intact and unmarked. 28 pages with 16 pages that include 41 b/w plates. Foreword by Professor J T Burke. The first half of the essay develops an interpretation based upon one signed Gould-drawing, and upon indirect evidence from the style of Gould's contemporary, the renowned animal-painter, Joseph Wolf. The second half supports but modifies this interpretation in the light of recent examination of overseas collections. The styles of Gould's artists are discussed and the significant characteristics of overseas collections of Gouldian archives listed. Some original drawings and reproduced here for the first time. Signed by Author.

x+28+[16]pp. small 4to. Original wrappers. B/w plates. Some foxing, inscription inside front cover, otherwise a very good copy. . Art Monograph 2.

Octavo,28 pp.,text illustrations, softcover. "To C. U. B. LW with compliments and gratitude from Allan McEvey Feb' 74". Allan Reginald McEvey (1919-1996) was Curator of Ornithology at the Museum of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. He held a deep interest in John Gould and this little publication is an excellent essay on Gould, showing his capabilites as a draughstman.

Octavo,28 pp.,text illustrations, softcover. "With pleasure and good wishes for Andrew Isles Allan McEvey". Allan Reginald McEvey (1919-1996) was Curator of Ornithology at the Museum of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. He held a deep interest in John Gould and this little publication is an excellent essay on Gould, showing his capabilites as a draughstman.

Octavo,28 pp.,text illustrations, softcover. "Kind regards Bob [Warneke] from Allan McEvey". Allan Reginald McEvey (1919-1996) was Curator of Ornithology at the Museum of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. He held a deep interest in John Gould and this little publication is an excellent essay on Gould, showing his capabilites as a draughstman.

Soft cover, stapled, 9 pages, plus plates.

Stapled Booklet. Condition: Very Good. Reprint. 28 pages. Illustrated. A clean, straight copy. Scan available.

Paperback, 8vo, 28pp plus plates. Good condition. General light wear and discolouration. Bookseller's label at inner front cover. ISBN: 0424067609.

Octavo,9 pp.,Wrappers, photographs." N. Favaloro" and "E. C. Souter". A classic paper on one of the great twentieth century Australian ornithological discoveries. Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria, No. 28, 1968.

Octavo,9 pp.,Wrappers, photographs. signed by Norman Favaloro". A classic paper on one of the great twentieth century Australian ornithological discoveries, the Grey Grass-wren. Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria, No. 28, 1968.

Stapled wrapper, 15x24cm, 28pp. Very good condition. General light wear and scuff marks. One fold-out. Inscribed to botanist Jim Willis by the author, with the J.H. Willis stamp at inside front cover and first page. Pictures available on request. This item is light and may attract less postage.

1987. (Oblong 8vo hardcover) Near fine, no dust jacket. 112pp. Color illustrations, bibliography, index. Book about John Gould. Edited by Patricia Connor. Preface by David Attenborough. (Birds, Birds, Ornithologic Illustration).

Large octavo,39pp.,photographs, wrappers. "To Roy Cooper with best wishes from Allan McEvey".

Oblong format,128 pp.,colour plates, fine copy in slipcase, limited to 850 numbered copies. This handsome book was awarded Australian book of the year in 1974. The introduction is by Alec Chisholm. John Cotton is a significant figure in early Australian ornithology.

Oblong format,128 pp.,colour plates, slipcase. Limited to 850 numbered copies. "for Vincent Serventy Mae Casey 1975". Also signed by Allan McEvey.

Oblong format,128 pp.,colour plates, slipcase. Limited to 850 numbered copies. "Stuart Perves [owner of Australian Galleries] with admiration Mae Casey 1974". also signed by Allan McEvey and Alison Forbes [the publisher].

Twenty colour plates with title pages and supporting text plus Appendices by Alan McEvey which include two facsimiles of pages from Gould's manuscript. Folio. Very minor spotting to fore-edges of text block o/w. a fine hardback. Bound in Publisher's wheat coloured cloth with portrait of John Gould to front board. Copy No. 101 from the Limited Edition of just 500 copies and signed by Alan McEvey. This is a facsimile edition of the two-part work 'The Birds Australia and the Adjacent Islands' published by John Gould in 1837 and 1848, now widely known as the Cancelled Parts because they were subsequently withdrawn and their contents included in the seven volume 'The Birds of Australia' (1840-1848). In his introduction McEvey 'traces the complicated bibliographical history of this work and provides invaluable information on recorded copies, loose plates and original drawings'.

Hard Cover. Condition: F. First Thus. Elephant folio. original grey cloth, inlay portrait to upper board (a trifle rubbed & marked); pp. [90 (last blank)], vi, 14 (Appendices A-E, last blank), with 20 full page colour plates, 2 manuscript facsimiles & tipped in 'Notice to Subscribers'. A very heavy work (4.5 kgs), additional postage may bw required for domestic and international delivery. Number 241 of a limited edition of 500 numbered copies, signed by Allan McEvey. A fine copy. Signed by Contributor.