Wendy Taylor: Signed (2 results)

Condition: new. ALL UK PARCELS SENT TRACKED! ALL OVERSEAS PARCELS SENT AIRMAIL, TRACKED! (New, Hardcover, 2007). 2007 1st edition. 8vo (153 x 216mm). Ppxvii,177. B/w photographs, b/w illustrations by Ted Andrews, Wendy Ronan and Tom O'Reilly, decorated end-papers. Maroon boards, upper board titled in gilt with gilt vignette. Fine new copy in dust-wrapper. Limitation page simply states "over 500". A collection of Walker's journalism, childrens' poetry and other writing. Initiated by Dick Walker himself, this collection was completed and edited posthumously by Pat Marston Walker and Peter Maskell. Includes a contribution from Fred J. Taylor. Printed in an unlimited edition of which the first 500 copies were signed and numbered by Tom O'Reilly. .…

Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Wraps. Signed presentation copy: "To Michael & Felicity. With love, Wendy." Works: Book One 1966-1981 4to.pp.32. Book Two 1981Ð1987. 4to.pp.28. Eight colour photographs tipped in to each book, with black-and-white photographs of sculpture and information on each. Spiral bound in black, with photographic image of sculpture on the front cover. Neat folder in black containing 16 colour photographs of sculpture and a map of their locations. Dimensions 165mm x 230mm. The whole is presented in a black plastic envelope folder with white popper, lettered white. Dimensions 245mm x 325mm./Wendy Taylor (b.1945) Sculptor, draughtsman, printmaker and teacher, born in Stamford, Lincolnshire. She studied at St MartinÕs School of Art, 1961Ð6, in 1964 winning the Walter Neurath Award. Other awards received included the Sainsbury Award in 1966 and Arts Council Award in 1977, the year she won a gold medal in the Listowel Graphics Exhibition. TaylorÕs first solo show was in 1966 at Axiom Gallery, and she later exhibited in many group shows and solo at Angela Flowers Gallery, Oliver Dowling Gallery in Dublin and appeared in Hayward Annual at Hayward Gallery in 1978. Taught at Ealing School of Art, 1967Ð75, and Royal College of Art, 1972Ð3. Taylor was early on a gardener, which was reflected in her interest in locating sculpture in a natural setting. Very good indeed. Signedes. …