A selection of items related to film, music, theater, and dance around the world and across multiple centuries.
Paris: Marc-Gilbert Guillaumin, 1952. 22 x 17.5 cm. Original cardstock wrappers, light green front cover and black-and-white illustrated rear cover featuring a drawing by Gabriel Pomerand. 286 pp., scattered illustrations showing images from photographs. Some creasing to front cover, light browning and dust-staining to wrappers, minor wear along spine, slight..... More
Paris: L'Organe, 1975. Quarto (38 x 28 cm). Original illustrated self-wrappers, with cover illustrations by Thierry Dalby and Mick Haggerty; 32 pp. each, profusely illustrated throughout with drawings, comics, and photographs. Some browning, some light chipping, some tears along crease lines, professionally repaired. A complete run in two issues of..... More
![Book ID: 48645 Nuevo Film [New Film], no. 1 (1967) through no. 4 (1969) (all published](https://bernettrarebooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/48645_001.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1710789208)
A complete run in four issues (151, 203, 147, 135) of the Uruguayan film journal, under the editorial direction of Luis Elbert and A. Sanjurjo Toucon, containing essays and interviews on topics including the history of color film, Fellini, the directorial style of Richard Lester, Uruguayan film, the future of..... More
A complete run in 6 unpaginated issues of the journal put out by the eponymous socialist Danish artist's and musician's collective, forming a sort of catalogue of the group's activities through comics, photos of happenings and concerts, reproductions of posters, songs, and other works. 8vo. Original saddle-stapled cardstock wrpps., each..... More
A complete run in 42 issues of the scarce French news and sound journal published with the assistance of the radio station Europe No 1 and edited by Cl. Claude-Maxe, Ithier de Roquemaurel, and Jean-Pierre Castel, each issue comprised of six record-style sound sheets related to the news, culture, and..... More
A complete run of 62 issues in 61 fasciscules of the early British folk music revival magazine, under the primary editorial direction of Beryl Davis, wife of Spinners lead singer Tony Davis, with the first few issues also edited by Dennis Smithson, Val Evans, Tony Davis, John Fargher, and Jim..... More
Manchester, England: Wanted Man, 1981–1997. Octavos (21 × 14 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; pagination varies from just 10 to ca. 200 pp. per issue. Illustrated throughout, primarily from photographs. Light wear to edges and spines; overall very good. A complete run of the fan-oriented Bob Dylan magazine, published and primarily..... More
Carrara: Bottega d'Arte di Corrado Lattanzi/E. Bassani, [1934]. Oblong octavo (19 × 22.5 cm). Original decorative wrappers on blue stock; 42 pp. Not illustrated; bright blue typographic titles throughout; frontis portrait of Giuntini. Llight toning and water-staining to wrappers; handwritten ink inscription to front flyleaf; still about very good. Volume..... More
131 pp. play by the German literary master, including 6 plates showing drawings by Goetz Freiherrn von Seckendorff (1889-1914) of characters in the play, delicately hand colored with watercolors by Emil Wöllner, additional engraved title-page by E.R. Weiss. 8vo. Embossed leather, front cover slightly rubbed. Munich (Marées-Gesellschaft) 1918. (Marées-Gesellschaft, 1)..... More
Unpaginated (6) pp. title and introductory matter, including list of exhibited works, accompanying 57 plates (3 in superb color) showing excellent photographs of dramatic Noh masks, most from the collections of private individuals (mainly patriarchs of Noh acting families) and a few held by National museums. Folio. Paper-covered boards, tie-bound..... More
12-page whimsical avant-garde piano composition dating to very early in the career of the accomplished Egyptian-born Italian composer, one of a few of his works from the early 1920s dating to his days as a Futurist, comprised of three movements: I. Marcia funebre per un uccellino, II. Marcia nuziale per..... More
62 pp. text discussing Eurythmy, developed by Rudolf Steiner, a performing art using rhythmic movement to express emotions in response to music, including examinations of the art's origins, its use as a dance therapy, etc., notes, text illustrations, 17 plates showing images from photographs of various movements. Large 8vo. Wrpps...... More