Siqueiros, Signed (14 results)

Softcover. First Edition; First Printing. Wraps, a fine copy of this collection of poems from the Texas poet. This copy signed and inscribed to the Rosemonts. Errata note tippe to the front page. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 24 pp.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. Pas de jaquette. Coll. "Coleccion de Arte". Vol. n°8. Texte en espagnol / Text in spanish ! Nombreuses illustrations en n&b. 16,5x23,5 cm. 239 p. Reliure éditeur. Bon état. Intérieur en bon état. Menus frottements. Petite mouillure marginale en tête. Petite ondulation du papier sans conséquence sur les toutes premières pages. Sans Jaquette in-8° Envoi de l'auteur ou Dédicace de l'auteur ou Signé par l'auteur. Envoi autographe.

Reliure éditeur toile. Condition: Bon. Edition originale. Envoi à Gérard Philipe. Reliure toile éditeur bleue marine en bon état. Titre estampé gris. Pas de jaquette. Pages de garde au papier cuve marbré. Format carré : 31,8x31,8 cm. Tirage : 2000 ex. Intérieur du livre en très bon état, hormis des empreintes de doigts en face de la dédicace. Introduction de Fernando Gamboa. La direction de cet ouvrage a été à la charge de Angélica Arenal de Siqueiros et José Luis Correa. Texte de présentation du célèbre artiste peintre mexicain Siqueiros sur 10 pages dans chacune des langues (30 pages non paginées), espagnol, français, anglais. 240 pages. 215 reproductions pleine page en noir et blanc. ----------------- Très belle dédicace de David Alfaro Siqueiros à l'acteur et comédien Gérard PHILIPE.------- "Para Gerard Philippe, gran actor de Francia y para el mundo entero. Con la admiracion y solidaridad de AD Siqueiros (signature). En su primer viaje a Mexico. Junio 9 de 1953. " -------- Gérard philipe arriva début avril au Mexique pour le tournage du film d'Yves Allégret : Les Orgueilleux (Alvarado). Il en partit directement pour rejoindre la troupe du TNP à Hambourg, le 15 juin. A noter : Siqueiros fit dans sa dédicace une erreur courante en écrivant le nom de l¿acteur avec 2 P. -------- ** Texto en español : Encuadernación Editorial lona azul marino en buen estado. Título estampado gris. No chaqueta. Portadas de marmoleo papel hecho a mano. Interior del libro en muy buenas condiciones, además de las huellas dactilares en frente de la dedicación. Circulación: 2000 copias. Introducción a Fernando Gamboa. La dirección de este trabajo fue a cargo de Angélica Arenal de Siqueiros y José Luis Correa. La Dirección de Obra de un cargamento this estuva Angélica Arenal de Siqueiros y José Luis Correa. Texto de presentación del famoso pintor mexicano Siqueiros en 10 páginas en cada idioma (30 páginas, sin paginar), Español, Francés, Inglés. 240 páginas. 215 reproducciones a página completa en blanco y negro. ------------------ Belleza envío de David Alfaro Siqueiros al actor Gerard Philipe .------- "Para Gerard Philippe, gran actor de Francia y para el mundo entero. Con la admiracion y solidaridad de AD Siqueiros (la firma). En su primer viaje a Mexico. Junio 9 de 1953. " ------- Gerard Philipe llegó a principios de abril en México para la filmación de Yves Allegret película: Les Orgueilleux (Alvarado). Fue directamente a formar parte del elenco del TNP en Hamburgo, 15 de junio Nota: Siqueiros dijo en su dedicación a un error común en escribir el nombre del actor con dos P. ------- *** ENGLISH TEXT : Binding Publisher navy blue canvas in good condition. Title stamped gray. No jacket. Cover Pages in handmade paper marbling. Interior of book in very good condition, apart from fingerprints in front of the dedication. Square size: 31,8 x31, 8 cm. Circulation: 2000 copies. Introducing Fernando Gamboa. The direction of this work was borne by Angelica Arenal Siqueiros and Jose Luis Correa. Text of presentation of the famous Mexican painter Siqueiros on 10 pages in each language (30 pages, not paginated), Spanish, French, English. 240 pages. 215 full page reproductions in black and white. ------------------ Beautiful handwritten dedication of David Alfaro Siqueiros to the french actor Gerard Philipe .------- "Para Gerard Philippe, gran actor de Francia y para el mundo entero. Con la admiracion y solidaridad de AD Siqueiros (signature). En su primer viaje a Mexico. Junio 9 de 1953. "-------- Gerard Philipe arrived in early April in Mexico for the shooting of Yves Allegret movie: Les Orgueilleux (Alvarado). He went directly to join the cast of the TNP in Hamburg, June 15. Note: Siqueiros made his dedication to a common mistake in writing the name of the actor with two P. ******** Photos on line. Dédicacé par l'auteur.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. Minor rubbing to spine-ends. Severely dented lower front corner. Jacket is very worn, torn, and water-stained on the inside. Inscribed by David Siqueiros. Signed by Author(s).

Rústica. Condition: Bueno. 1ª ed. 14x21. 297pp. 3h. Rústica. Leves roces en las cubiertas, pero buen ejemplar. Dedicatoria autógrafa "para el Dr José Luis [tachón con tippex] Moreno, que cura como nadie las entrañas de nuestra.(?)" Tomo II solamente.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Hardcover. Folio. Limited edition #205 of 1000 copies. This copy SIGNED by Siqueiros, followed by a signed inscription, ". Helen Hosler, con mi ? D A Siqueiros, 2-3-72 Mexico." Unpaginated. Short text by Siqueiros in Spanish and in English, followed by 24 full-page color reproductions, printed on one side only, of Siqueiros' painted studies. Silk cloth stamped in brown. Some foxing to top edge of covers and scattered foxing throughout the interior, heavier to first and last few pages. In dust jacket that is darkened at edges and has a few edge tears and creases.

Hardcover with dustjacket and protective plastic overwrap, unpaginated; in English, French and Spanish, very good condition, dj has some closed tears, light stains and spotting but the front cover image is still very intact and presentable; a few pages have light brown spotting; inscribed in Spanish to Edith Segal on first blank page, dated 1954 and signed by David Alfaro Siqueiros; no other internal marks. Edith Segal was a NYC choreographer who supported many communist causes and created dances on worker s rights. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. A fine, clean and tight hardcover copy in a very good+ jacket/brodart covered. First Edition. SIGNED BY THE ARTIST: SIQUEIROS on the front free end paper. Jacket has some light edge wear and small chips to top of jackets spine and small chips to the corner folds. Rubbing to rear panel of jacket. Otherwise, a very nice copy. Illustrated in black and white with some color. 238 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Dust jacket has edge wear, small tears and chips missing in oversized brodart. Text and illustrations near fine. Expedited or International shipping may cost more. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First edition. Folio. Boards slightly bowed, very faint foxing on a couple of pages, still fine, without dustwrapper. Text in Spanish. This copy Inscribed by the famous muralist, written very large: "Edward P. Lawson con fraternidad en al arte. D.A. Siqueiros. 12-10-68 Mexico.".

Condition: Good. 23 x 20 cm. 4 pp. Announcement relative to an exhibition, his photographs of his grandfather David Alfaro Siqueiros. Salon de la Plastica Mexicana and Harcourts Gallery in August, 1973. Signed, dates and annotated in ink.

Plus 215+ b/w plates, 8x10 color photograph, signed l.r. margin by Siqueiros loose as issued, marbled endpapers, blue cloth boards. SIGNED, on first free fly leaf and again on color photograph. One of the classic standards on the work of Siqueiros with photographs for the book taken by Manuel Alvarez Bravo. Signed edition shows in colophone a numbered edition of 200. This is not numbered, but signed with accompaning signed photograph. May have been signed apart from the edition of 200. TEXTS ENGLISH, SPANISH AND FRENCH. (Lacks d.j; light fading at spine and lower edges of covers; o/w fine.). Signed.

215 illus. Large 4to. Condition: Blue cloth. Very Good. 215 illus. Large 4to. Inscribed by Siqueiros on ffep.

Working draft copy. Mostly carbon-copy manuscript with holograph notation from the artist Hugo Gellert (1892-1985), one of the premier social movement painters and muralists of the 20th century who also contributed much in the field of art theory and criticism. The manuscript is an appraisal of the work and political persecution of Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros, written for American Dialog but seemingly never published. Gellert was an occasional contributor to the bi-monthly periodical, as well as many other journals of the cause, but no record can be found of this article's appearance despite the heading in blue ink of "American Dialog" to the first page of the manuscript. Gellert did write an article in 1962 on the sentencing of Siqueiros (Smithsonian Archives of American Art, Guide to the Hugo Gellert Papers), but the content of this manuscript details his 1964 release from prison and his resumption of work on his then-unfinished mural on Chapultapec Castle. Sheets uniformly dampstained, toned, and edgeworn, with no loss to legibility of text; a few small tears and holes; pp. 3-4 glued together at horizontal seams from cut-ups of different drafts; staple present to p. 3 but not attached to other pages; Good. Single-sided manuscript pages (8-1/2 x 11 inches) recto-only, pp.1-3 carbon copy paper, p. 4 two fragmentary typewritten sheets glued together. Pen and pencil notations and edits throughout, all in Gellert's hand.