Wagner Joseph, Signed (8 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. 188 Pp. First Edition. Fine. Inscribed By Martin Grotjahn And Dated In 1979. Near Fine; Dust Jacket Worn And Torn And Chipped And Taped, Fair Only. Also Signed By A Fellow Psychoanalyst. Per Wikipedia, Martin Grotjahn (1904 - 1990) Was A German-Born American Psychoanalyst Who Was Known For His Contributions To The Field Of Psychoanalysis. He Was The Son Of Doctor Alfred Grotjahn And Was Born In Berlin, Germany. In 1938, Grotjahn Fled Nazi Germany And Emigrated To The United States With His Jewish Wife Etelka Grosz, Daughter Of Doctor Gyula Grosz, And Their One-Year-Old Son. He Worked As A Psychoanalyst In Chicago In The Clinic Of Psychiatrist Karl Menninger Before Moving To Los Angeles, Where He Became One Of The Founding Members Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute. He Settled In Los Angeles, Where He Continued His Psychoanalytic Training At The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society And Institute. A Few Years Later, When That Institute Split, He Became The First Dean Of The Southern California Institute For Psychoanalysis. Grotjahn Was Certified As A Psychoanalyst By The American Psychoanalytic Association In 1950 And Served On The Faculty Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute For Over 30 Years. He Was A Training And Supervising Analyst And Also Served As A Professor Of Psychiatry At The University Of Southern California School Of Medicine And University Of California, Los Angeles, Where He Taught Courses On Psychoanalytic Theory And Technique. Grotjahn Was Known For His Work On Ego Psychology, Which Emphasizes The Importance Of The Ego In Psychological Functioning. He Also Made Significant Contributions To The Understanding Of Narcissism, A Personality Trait Characterized By A Grandiose Sense Of Self-Importance And A Lack Of Empathy For Others. Grotjahn Was A Prolific Writer And Lecturer And Authored Numerous Articles And Book Chapters On Psychoanalytic Theory And Technique, As Well As A Number Of Books. Grotjahn Was Widely Respected In The Psychoanalytic Community For His Contributions To The Field. He Was A Fellow Of The American Psychoanalytic Association And Served As President Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society And Institute. Grotjahn Also Received Numerous Awards And Honors For His Work, Including The Sigourney Award In 1994, Which Recognizes Outstanding Contributions To The Field Of Psychoanalysis. He Became A Very Well Known Psychoanalyst And Was One Of The First To Deal With The Trauma Of Aging. Grotjahn Continued To Work And Teach Until Shortly Before Grotjahn Died Sept. 30 Of Heart Disease At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He Is Remembered As A Pioneering Figure In The Field Of Psychoanalysis, Whose Insights And Ideas Continue To Influence The Way We Think About The Mind And Human Behavior. Inscribed by Author(s).

Hard Cover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. Illustrated by Catherine Wagner (illustrator). 1st Edition. First Printing. Signed by Catherine Wagner with the date (1997) on the ffep. Publisher's full black cloth, gilt lettering on spine, lime endpapers. Profusely illustrated with 69 full-page photographs. Published on the occasion of the 1996 exhibition Art & Science: Investigating Matter at the Washington University Gallery of Art, St. Louis, Missouri and the International Center of Photography, New York. Photographs by Catherine Wagner. Edited with text by Cornelia Homburg. Foreword by Joseph D. Ketner. Essays by William H. Gass and Helen E. Longino. Includes essays, a biography of the artist, a history of the exhibition, brief biographies of the contributors, and a checklist of the exhibition. Both the volume and the unclipped dust jacket are in perfect, pristine condition; unread, unmarked, tight, square, and clean. AS NEW/AS NEW. Photographs. 4to 11" - 13" tall. 128 pp. Signed by Author.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. 188 Pp. First Edition. Fine. Inscribed By Martin Grotjahn To A Fellow Psychiatrist/Psychoanalyst "In Memory Of Some Laughter We Shared With Each Other" And Dated In February 1972. Per Wikipedia, Martin Grotjahn (1904 - 1990) Was A German-Born American Psychoanalyst Who Was Known For His Contributions To The Field Of Psychoanalysis. He Was The Son Of Doctor Alfred Grotjahn And Was Born In Berlin, Germany. In 1938, Grotjahn Fled Nazi Germany And Emigrated To The United States With His Jewish Wife Etelka Grosz, Daughter Of Doctor Gyula Grosz, And Their One-Year-Old Son. He Worked As A Psychoanalyst In Chicago In The Clinic Of Psychiatrist Karl Menninger Before Moving To Los Angeles, Where He Became One Of The Founding Members Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute. He Settled In Los Angeles, Where He Continued His Psychoanalytic Training At The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society And Institute. A Few Years Later, When That Institute Split, He Became The First Dean Of The Southern California Institute For Psychoanalysis. Grotjahn Was Certified As A Psychoanalyst By The American Psychoanalytic Association In 1950 And Served On The Faculty Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute For Over 30 Years. He Was A Training And Supervising Analyst And Also Served As A Professor Of Psychiatry At The University Of Southern California School Of Medicine And University Of California, Los Angeles, Where He Taught Courses On Psychoanalytic Theory And Technique. Grotjahn Was Known For His Work On Ego Psychology, Which Emphasizes The Importance Of The Ego In Psychological Functioning. He Also Made Significant Contributions To The Understanding Of Narcissism, A Personality Trait Characterized By A Grandiose Sense Of Self-Importance And A Lack Of Empathy For Others. Grotjahn Was A Prolific Writer And Lecturer And Authored Numerous Articles And Book Chapters On Psychoanalytic Theory And Technique, As Well As A Number Of Books. Grotjahn Was Widely Respected In The Psychoanalytic Community For His Contributions To The Field. He Was A Fellow Of The American Psychoanalytic Association And Served As President Of The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society And Institute. Grotjahn Also Received Numerous Awards And Honors For His Work, Including The Sigourney Award In 1994, Which Recognizes Outstanding Contributions To The Field Of Psychoanalysis. He Became A Very Well Known Psychoanalyst And Was One Of The First To Deal With The Trauma Of Aging. Grotjahn Continued To Work And Teach Until Shortly Before Grotjahn Died Sept. 30 Of Heart Disease At Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He Is Remembered As A Pioneering Figure In The Field Of Psychoanalysis, Whose Insights And Ideas Continue To Influence The Way We Think About The Mind And Human Behavior. Inscribed by Author(s).

First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Signed by the author. Publisher's original illustrated boards with yellow titles to the upper board and spine. With 30 black and white illustrations throughout by Jeremy Zerfoss, Mike Dubisch, Yves Tourigny, Nick Gucker, Justine Jones, Sishir Bommakanti, Luke Spooner, Michael Bukowski, and Dave Felton. A fine copy, the binding square and firm, bright and fresh. The contents are clean throughout, and without previous owners' inscriptions or stamps. Signed by the editors and with an original signed hand-drawn illustration in black ink by the cover artist Nick Gucker on the title page. A collection of 29 illustrated short stories of a Cthulhu-Mythos-meets-space-opera nature. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. Signed by Author(s).

First edition. Octavo, cloth. One of 300 numbered copies signed by the Morrell, Brennan, Wagner, editor Grant, and artist Robert W. Lavoie. This is copy number 233. Original anthology with twelve stories. [Reference: Barron (ed), Horror Literature 4-356]. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket, in slipcase with some rub marks. (31363).

1 Bl., XIV, 443 S. mit zahlreichen Notenbeispielen. Erste Ausgabe / first edition. Personal dedication of Joseph Wagner to Leonard Bernstein (gutes Exemplar / good copy). Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 990 Gr.8°. Orig.-Leinen mit Orig.-Umschlag.

ORIGINAL-URKUNDE (6 S. gr. folio, 4 davon beschrieben, mit litografiertem Kopf SCHULD-UND HYPOTHEKENBRIEF, DAS KÖNIGLICHE BEZIRKS-GERICHT München links der Isar) mit Ort, Datum, eigenhändiger Unterschrift als Bierbrauer signiert , Bestätigungen des Notars und Königlichen Bezirksgerichts München l.d. Isar, den 15.XI.1861 - SCHULDBRIEF ÜBER 7000 GULDEN. ( Die Augustiner-Bräu Wagner KG ist die älteste noch bestehende Brauerei in München . Augustiner-Bräu ist gleichzeitig der Markenname der dort produzierten Biere . Erstmals wurde das Warenzeichen ?JW? für die Brauerei im Jahr 1887 eingetragen. Die Initialen von Josef Wagner, mit dem Abtsstab (Bischofsstab) zieren seit dem die Fässer, Krüge und Fahrzeuge der Augustiner Brauerei. Der Werdegang zum Beispiel von Joseph Pschorr erinnert an den von Wagner.).

ORIGINAL-URKUNDE (6 S. gr. folio) mit Ort, Datum, Unterschrift signiert , 2 gesiegelte Bestätigungen. München, den 9.IV.1861 - EIGENHÄNDIGES TESTAMENT (5 S. gr. folio) gemäß Münchner Stadtrecht. "Ich Joseph Wagner, b. Bierbrauereibesitzer zum Augustiner in München." ( Die Augustiner-Bräu Wagner KG ist die älteste noch bestehende Brauerei in München . Augustiner-Bräu ist gleichzeitig der Markenname der dort produzierten Biere . Erstmals wurde das Warenzeichen ?JW? für die Brauerei im Jahr 1887 eingetragen. Die Initialen von Josef Wagner, mit dem Abtsstab (Bischofsstab) zieren seit dem die Fässer, Krüge und Fahrzeuge der Augustiner Brauerei. Der Werdegang zum Beispiel von Joseph Pschorr erinnert an den von Wagner.).