2015, ISBN: 9781853689277

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New York: Vintage. Soft cover. 0394752805 No Marks Or Damage From Past Owners, Not A Former Library Book, Not A Remainder Or Book Club, Soft Cover. Description: The Story Of Verdi's … Altro …

New York: Vintage. Soft cover. 0394752805 No Marks Or Damage From Past Owners, Not A Former Library Book, Not A Remainder Or Book Club, Soft Cover. Description: The Story Of Verdi's Life Is The Story Of His Work; He Was Still Challenging Himself To Expand His Artistic Horizons At The Age Of 79, When He Completed His Last Opera, Falstaff. Julian Budden's Verdi First Traces The Composer's Life Story, Then Provides Illuminating Commentary On Each Of The Works. Appendices Include A Chronology, A List Of Works, A "Who's Who", And A Select Bibliography. A Special Feature Of Verdi Is A Glossary Of Nineteenth-Century Opera Terms, Explaining Words Such As "Cabaletta" And "Cavatina" That Are Often Used In Writing About Opera But Seldom Clearly Defined. All Books Shipped Within 24 Hours With U.S. Postal Service Delivery Confirmation, Each Order Is Packaged In A New Box With Bubble Wrap, And Always Your Satisfaction Is Guaranteed. . Fine. 1987. 1st Edition., Vintage, 1987, Holyoke: Crossroads Press [1994]. Fine. 1994. First Edition. Softcover. First edition. Copy #195/250 numbered copies signed by the author, Gahan Wilson [artist] and Jack Ketchum [introduction]. Printed wrappers [about 5.5" x 8.5"], saddle-stapled, [18] pages [last numbered page is 16], illustrated with black-and-white cartoons. Fine copy.; Signed by Author ., Crossroads Press [1994], 1994, N.Y.: Harcourt Brace [1995]. 1995. F First Edition Used. H Hardcover. Very Good+. In pictorial jacket, square 4to with DJ [6],154pp Wonderfully illustrated retrospective survey of the dus t jacket art of the American master. Introduction ("The Times and Places of Wendell Minor") by David McCullough; introductory artist's statement. Signed ("W. Minor") and with rubberstamp monogram by Minor on first preliminary leaf. Signed: I Signed by Author, Harcourt Brace [1995], 1995, San Diego, CA, U.S.A.: Harcourt Trade Publishers. Near Fine/Near Fine. 1995. First Edition. Hard Cover. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" Tall (square) 0151956146 Signed by Artist Collectible Near Fine/Near Fine 4to square 154pp. FIRST EDITION. Signed by the artist on the second page ., Harcourt Trade Publishers, 1995, New York: Ecco / An Imprint of HarperCollins, 2015. We have only this 1 but it is available to ship TODAY. Fine condition. NO owner's name or bookplate. Pages are fresh, crisp, and unmarked -- obviously never read. 2015. First Edition -- Uncorrected Proof. From the rear cover: "To honor the fortieth anniversary of her seminal album HORSES, a revised and updated version of the iconic artist's collected lyrics. This extraordinary collection from 'rock and roll's poet laureate' is a testimony to the fierce passion and uncompromising originality of Patti Smith's music and writing. Building on the collection originally published in 1998, this new edition features more than thirty-five new songs, new artwork, and an introduction from Patti Smith herself. As relevant, fresh, and searing as when they were originally written, Smith's lyrics capture her unique voice, raw in beauty, grace, and authenticity. Sharing a message of dedication, love, and compassion that speaks across the ages, Smith's words empower fans and reveal the strong yet vulnerable heart of woman defined by her art." Bound in the original pictorial wraps with Patti's photo on the front cover. 6" wide by 9" tall.. First Edition -- Uncorrected Proof. Softcover. Fine condition. (xvi), 329pp. Great Packaging, Fast Shipping., Ecco / An Imprint of HarperCollins, 2015, New Delhi, India: V & S Publishers Among the 37 plays that Shakespeare wrote, The Merchant of Venice classified as a romantic comedy, is most remembered for its dramatic scenes and sarcastic undertone. Born and brought up in Delhi, Shipra Gupta is a writer and an amateur photographer. She pursued Master's in Mathematics from Hindu College, Delhi University. As fate would have it, numbers converted into words and she started working as a freelance content writer in 2010. This is her first book and she continues to work for websites as a content developer, also pursuing her passion for street photography. Basically her flair for English language and her interest in the subject, both culminated into this marvellous piece of work. The Merchant of Venice is a story of two friends-Antonio and Bassanio, as well as Shylock, a shrewd, Jewish moneylender; herein has been skillfully abridged by the author and artistically presented in the form of a Graphic Novel.. Softcover. New., V & S Publishers, London: New Holland Publishers (UK). 1997. Hardcover. Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined, clearance or discard. Usually mails within 12 hours. ; 8.5 x 11 inches; 80 pages; Synopsis: This is a collection of projects presenting ideas for both indoor and outdoor mosaics. Aimed at both experienced mosaic artists and beginners, it features mosaics created using a variety of glass and ceramic tiles, beads, shells, and other found objects. There are 18 step-by-step projects of various sizes, including picture and mirror framing, paving slabs, wall plaques and decorated plant pots. From the AuthorThe best selling book of step by step mosaic projectsSurprisingly, the word 'mosaic' has no literal translation. Some scholars have suggested that it means 'crazy', which even if not absolutely accurate, seems to be entirely appropriate at times. Mosaic is certainly enjoying something of a renaissance at the moment. I have been running three-day mosaic courses for five years now and their popularity has grown as the public have slowly realised that they, too, can make beautiful mosaics for themselves. It never fails to amaze me that what appears at first glance to be such an inflexible material, can produce results that are so stylistically different and individual. The Italian master mosaicists had to train for many years before being allowed to tackle big public works. Understandably, they were (and still are) very secretive about their techniques. What they would think of a three-day mosaic course (or this book, which for some projects works on the principle that a weekend can be a 'long weekend' - three days) is not worth repeating , but the fact remains that wonderful things can be, and are achieved in this short space of time. So let's let the mosaics speak for themselves. About The Projects In this Book. \t The projects in this book have been chosen to show the wide range of styles, materials and techniques available to the modern mosaicist. Choose the projects that suit your temperament - it is unlikely that someone who feels drawn to the 'Gaudiesque' style of using great big chunks of broken pottery is also going to enjoy the painstaking work involved in nibbling fine detail for an intricate design. I strongly recommend that you read the chosen project through carefully before you start. There's nothing more maddening than to have to stop work because you have forgotten a vital piece of equipment. You will also notice that there are times when you will need to wait, say, for glue to dry. It is important to realise this before you begin a project, so that you don't get disappointed when you find you have to wait, for example, a whole week for cement to set. I have tried to choose projects that range from the simple, that can be achieved in a morning (For example a Trivet, and a Shell Number Plate, ) to the more advanced, that may take 3 days to complete (For example a Geometric Roman Paving Slab) . There are plenty of mosaics for internal and external settings. Mosaic has the added advantage of being able to be wiped clean, so you can hang it in your kitchen or bathroom if you wish. Other mosaics have been chosen simply because they make perfect gifts. ., New Holland Publishers (UK), 1997<

1997, ISBN: 9781853689277

London: New Holland Publishers (UK). 1997. Hardcover. Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined,… Altro …

London: New Holland Publishers (UK). 1997. Hardcover. Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined, clearance or discard. Usually mails within 12 hours. ; 8.5 x 11 inches; 80 pages; Synopsis: This is a collection of projects presenting ideas for both indoor and outdoor mosaics. Aimed at both experienced mosaic artists and beginners, it features mosaics created using a variety of glass and ceramic tiles, beads, shells, and other found objects. There are 18 step-by-step projects of various sizes, including picture and mirror framing, paving slabs, wall plaques and decorated plant pots. From the AuthorThe best selling book of step by step mosaic projectsSurprisingly, the word 'mosaic' has no literal translation. Some scholars have suggested that it means 'crazy', which even if not absolutely accurate, seems to be entirely appropriate at times. Mosaic is certainly enjoying something of a renaissance at the moment. I have been running three-day mosaic courses for five years now and their popularity has grown as the public have slowly realised that they, too, can make beautiful mosaics for themselves. It never fails to amaze me that what appears at first glance to be such an inflexible material, can produce results that are so stylistically different and individual. The Italian master mosaicists had to train for many years before being allowed to tackle big public works. Understandably, they were (and still are) very secretive about their techniques. What they would think of a three-day mosaic course (or this book, which for some projects works on the principle that a weekend can be a 'long weekend' - three days) is not worth repeating , but the fact remains that wonderful things can be, and are achieved in this short space of time. So let's let the mosaics speak for themselves. About The Projects In this Book. \t The projects in this book have been chosen to show the wide range of styles, materials and techniques available to the modern mosaicist. Choose the projects that suit your temperament - it is unlikely that someone who feels drawn to the 'Gaudiesque' style of using great big chunks of broken pottery is also going to enjoy the painstaking work involved in nibbling fine detail for an intricate design. I strongly recommend that you read the chosen project through carefully before you start. There's nothing more maddening than to have to stop work because you have forgotten a vital piece of equipment. You will also notice that there are times when you will need to wait, say, for glue to dry. It is important to realise this before you begin a project, so that you don't get disappointed when you find you have to wait, for example, a whole week for cement to set. I have tried to choose projects that range from the simple, that can be achieved in a morning (For example a Trivet, and a Shell Number Plate, ) to the more advanced, that may take 3 days to complete (For example a Geometric Roman Paving Slab) . There are plenty of mosaics for internal and external settings. Mosaic has the added advantage of being able to be wiped clean, so you can hang it in your kitchen or bathroom if you wish. Other mosaics have been chosen simply because they make perfect gifts. ., New Holland Publishers (UK), 1997, 0<

1997, ISBN: 9781853689277

London: New Holland Publishers (UK). 1997. Hardcover. Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined,… Altro …

London: New Holland Publishers (UK). 1997. Hardcover. Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined, clearance or discard. Usually mails within 12 hours. ; 8.5 x 11 inches; 80 pages; Synopsis: This is a collection of projects presenting ideas for both indoor and outdoor mosaics. Aimed at both experienced mosaic artists and beginners, it features mosaics created using a variety of glass and ceramic tiles, beads, shells, and other found objects. There are 18 step-by-step projects of various sizes, including picture and mirror framing, paving slabs, wall plaques and decorated plant pots. From the AuthorThe best selling book of step by step mosaic projectsSurprisingly, the word 'mosaic' has no literal translation. Some scholars have suggested that it means 'crazy', which even if not absolutely accurate, seems to be entirely appropriate at times. Mosaic is certainly enjoying something of a renaissance at the moment. I have been running three-day mosaic courses for five years now and their popularity has grown as the public have slowly realised that they, too, can make beautiful mosaics for themselves. It never fails to amaze me that what appears at first glance to be such an inflexible material, can produce results that are so stylistically different and individual. The Italian master mosaicists had to train for many years before being allowed to tackle big public works. Understandably, they were (and still are) very secretive about their techniques. What they would think of a three-day mosaic course (or this book, which for some projects works on the principle that a weekend can be a 'long weekend' - three days) is not worth repeating , but the fact remains that wonderful things can be, and are achieved in this short space of time. So let's let the mosaics speak for themselves. About The Projects In this Book. \t The projects in this book have been chosen to show the wide range of styles, materials and techniques available to the modern mosaicist. Choose the projects that suit your temperament - it is unlikely that someone who feels drawn to the 'Gaudiesque' style of using great big chunks of broken pottery is also going to enjoy the painstaking work involved in nibbling fine detail for an intricate design. I strongly recommend that you read the chosen project through carefully before you start. There's nothing more maddening than to have to stop work because you have forgotten a vital piece of equipment. You will also notice that there are times when you will need to wait, say, for glue to dry. It is important to realise this before you begin a project, so that you don't get disappointed when you find you have to wait, for example, a whole week for cement to set. I have tried to choose projects that range from the simple, that can be achieved in a morning (For example a Trivet, and a Shell Number Plate, ) to the more advanced, that may take 3 days to complete (For example a Geometric Roman Paving Slab) . There are plenty of mosaics for internal and external settings. Mosaic has the added advantage of being able to be wiped clean, so you can hang it in your kitchen or bathroom if you wish. Other mosaics have been chosen simply because they make perfect gifts. ., New Holland Publishers (UK), 1997<

1997, ISBN: 1853689270

[EAN: 9781853689277], [PU: New Holland Publishers (UK), London], HOBBIES & LEISURE, Crafts & Hobbies|General, Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full co… Altro …

[EAN: 9781853689277], [PU: New Holland Publishers (UK), London], HOBBIES & LEISURE, Crafts & Hobbies|General, Brand Newin Fine DJ; Marfree fresh recent prtg, acidfree coated stock full color F/Fine 1stEd gift qual; not written-in, underlined, clearance or discard. Usually mails within 12 hours. ; 8.5 x 11 inches; 80 pages; Synopsis: This is a collection of projects presenting ideas for both indoor and outdoor mosaics. Aimed at both experienced mosaic artists and beginners, it features mosaics created using a variety of glass and ceramic tiles, beads, shells, and other found objects. There are 18 step-by-step projects of various sizes, including picture and mirror framing, paving slabs, wall plaques and decorated plant pots. From the AuthorThe best selling book of step by step mosaic projectsSurprisingly, the word 'mosaic' has no literal translation. Some scholars have suggested that it means 'crazy', which even if not absolutely accurate, seems to be entirely appropriate at times. Mosaic is certainly enjoying something of a renaissance at the moment. I have been running three-day mosaic courses for five years now and their popularity has grown as the public have slowly realised that they, too, can make beautiful mosaics for themselves. It never fails to amaze me that what appears at first glance to be such an inflexible material, can produce results that are so stylistically different and individual. The Italian master mosaicists had to train for many years before being allowed to tackle big public works. Understandably, they were (and still are) very secretive about their techniques. What they would think of a three-day mosaic course (or this book, which for some projects works on the principle that a weekend can be a 'long weekend' - three days) is not worth repeating , but the fact remains that wonderful things can be, and are achieved in this short space of time. So let's let the mosaics speak for themselves. About The Projects In this Book. \\t The projects in this book have been chosen to show the wide range of styles, materials and techniques available to the modern mosaicist. Choose the projects that suit your temperament - it is unlikely that someone who feels drawn to the 'Gaudiesque' style of using great big chunks of broken pottery is also going to enjoy the painstaking work involved in nibbling fine detail for an intricate design. I strongly recommend that you read the chosen project through carefully before you start. There's nothing more maddening than to have to stop work because you have forgotten a vital piece of equipment. You will also notice that there are times when you will need to wait, say, for glue to dry. It is important to realise this before you begin a project, so that you don't get disappointed when you find you have to wait, for example, a whole week for cement to set. I have tried to choose projects that range from the simple, that can be achieved in a morning (For example a Trivet, and a Shell Number Plate, ) to the more advanced, that may take 3 days to complete (For example a Geometric Roman Paving Slab) . There are plenty of mosaics for internal and external settings. Mosaic has the added advantage of being able to be wiped clean, so you can hang it in your kitchen or bathroom if you wish. Other mosaics have been chosen simply because they make perfect gifts<