Morris Graves: Signed (2 results)
Published by Berkeley, CA: Peter Selz - 2011. 1956
- Signed
- Manuscript
Seller: Wittenborn Art Books, San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.Wittenborn Art Books
Contact seller5-star sellerCondition: Used - Good
US$ 750.00
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Condition: Good. File full of Exhibition Catalogues, exhibition brochures, color prints & related material, Very Good.-John Cage, Morris Graves, Paul Caponigro show at Schmidt Bingham Gallery (Promotional Card)-Card with signed MS note to Peter Selz from Eric Brown of Tibor de Nagy Gallery regarding Morris Graves exhibition Selz… curated at Meridian Gallery-Three B&W photos with traveling exhibition info on verso of Morris Graves show from The Phillips Collection. 1984.-Printout of "The Visionary Art of Morris Graves" by Peter Selz-Folded poster for exhibition "Morris Graves: Vision of the Inner Eye" from the Phillips Collection and Greenville County Museum of Art, printed on laid paper with deckled edge-MS note on SFMOMA letterhead signed (by Neal Benezra?) to Peter Selz, RE: Morris Graves exhibit-Xerox of TLS to Peter Selz from Eric Brown of Tibor de Nagy Gallery regarding Morris Graves exhibition, 2009-4 pp. Press Release from Meridian Gallery, "The Visionary Work of Morris Graves"-internal memo of the De Young Museum's Acquisitions Committee, 2009-Society for Art Publications of the Americas Meridian Gallery Exhibition Program, The Visionary Work Of Morris Graves Projected expenses, 2010.-List of Works for Morris Graves exhibition from the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon, Eugene-Xerox of TLS, Peter Selz to Jemima Harr, Executive Director, Morris Graves Museum-Xerox of a Peter Selz review of Morris Graves exhibit at Schmidt Bingham Gallery-ALS Penny Schmidt of Schmidt Bingham Gallery to Peter Selz, on Schmidt Bingham Gallery letterhead, postcard size-Morris Graves Budget, 2009, 6 pp. stapled-Xerox & Printout of Kenneth Rexroth 1955 essay The Visionary Paintings of Morris Graves-Xerox of TLS Peter Selz to Dolores and John (of the Morris Graves Museum of Art in Eureka, CA?) 2009-addresses for Theodore Wolff & Alan Friedman-Kien, written by hand, probably Peter Selz, on verso of draft of typed letter by Selz to Achim (Moeller?)-printout of Meridian Gallery press release-Xerox of TLS Selz to Michael Rosenfeld, re: Morris Graves-Xerox of TLS fundraising letter from the Morris Graves Foundation-hand written notes in Selz's hand, addresses mostly-xerox of TLS Lawrence Fong (University of Oregon) to Gary Carson of Berkeley, CA-xerox of TLS Julie Armistead to Anne Trueblood Brodsky (Meridian Gallery), with MS notes on verso-xerox of TLS Selz to Michael [Rosenfeld]-Selz MS notes on Michael Rosenfeld Gallery letterhead-11 pages of Univ. of Oregon Morris Graves related archives-xerox of TLS Selz to Andreas Krell of Kunsthalle Bremen-National Academy of Design Exhibition Proposal, with MS notes throughout in Selz's hand-xerox of TLS Selz to Pamela Schmidt, Schmidt Bingham Gallery. 2001-TLS to Peter Selz RE: Morris Graves, 2001.-5 printouts of images, with D. Valentine written on verso of each in Selz's hand-draft of Peter Selz letter to Jemima Harr-TLS Anne Brodzky to Neal Benezra re: Morris Graves, 2009. "Copy" written on header-Meridian Gallery press release Visionary Work of Morris Graves-typed bio of Selz and the M.Graves retrospective at Meridian Gallery-Morris Graves. Frederick S. Wight, John I. H. Baur, Duncan Phillips, University of California Press, 1956. Signed inside cover by Peter Selz. Some Color Plates, VG.
- Signed
Seller: Edward T. Pollack, ABAA, Portland, ME, U.S.A.Edward T. Pollack, ABAA
Contact seller1-star sellerGraves, Morris (American 1910-2001). TWO BIRDS. Brown Ink on tan paper, not dated. Though Signed in pencil, lower right, the signature proved fugitive and was lost during conservation. Highly simplified and abstracted forms on a large open field of tan paper, producing an effect which is both powerful and funny at the same time.… Graves produced a large number of these bird form drawings and sketches on this same thin wrapping paper, which becomes brittle with age. There are a few small breaks at the sheet edges, with the whole sheet stabilized with japanese tissue for support.
