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e-list No. 56 Eclectibles Miscellany: Coyote Tales, Punjab Goods, Letters from Hell, Playgrounds & o

By Eclectibles


e-list No. 56 Eclectibles Miscellany: Coyote Tales, Punjab Goods, Letters from Hell, Playgrounds & o Today's list includes the following categories:
Albums & Journals
Manuscript
Science & Technology
Social History
Travel & Tourism
Women
Education
Playgrounds
And of course...The Children -- It's All About the Children

It's a short list so even if your topic of interest doesn't jump out at you it may be worth viewing the 35 items.

e-list No. 55 Eclectibles Miscellany: Sexual Revolution, Family Keepsake, The Grass Mountain Mouse -

By Eclectibles


e-list No. 55 Eclectibles Miscellany: Sexual Revolution, Family Keepsake, The Grass Mountain Mouse - Today's list includes the following categories:
Albums & Journals,Made by Hand,,Volvelles, Historical Memorabilia, Home Front, Sexual Revolutionetc...And of course...The Children -- It's All About the Children

It's a short list so even if your topic of interest doesn't jump out at you it may be worth viewing this short list of 29 items plus a collection.

e-list No. 54 Eclectibles Miscellany: Child Welfare, Feather Washing, Birth Control,  Southern Educa

By Eclectibles


e-list No. 54 Eclectibles Miscellany: Child Welfare, Feather Washing, Birth Control,  Southern Educa Today's list includes the following categories: Albums & Journals, Women, Menus, Historical Memorabilia, Miscellany,

Printing History, Anti-Catholicism, Social Welfare, Education - The South, And of course...The Children -- It's All About the Children including Kindergarten and Child Welfare (a collection)
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It's a short list so even if your topic of interest doesn't jump out at you it may be worth viewing this short list of 35 items plus a collection.

AVANT-GARDE (Japan and East Asia)

By Boston Book Company


AVANT-GARDE (Japan and East Asia) The avant garde in Japan has been evolving for over a century. In many ways, given the historical timing, the recognition and adaptation of Western art techniques after the opening of Japan merged quite seamlessly with the introduction of avant garde impulses internationally. Cezanne followed soon after the introduction of oil painting, itself, in the Japanese cultural imagination. It was all new. But Japanese sophistication grew quickly. And, given the freedom promised by the new schools, the Japanese artist was thereby given the opportunity to experiment, to recreate and adapt, to express a personal vision using the new tools at hand.

Futurism, Surrealism, Dada, Expressionism - all were given free play, internalized and recreated in such schools or movements as MAVO, Mirai-ha, etc. and, after the war, Gutai.

The question of influence is always implied.... Were the Japanese simply "copying" (whatever that might mean)? A look through the productions of that time reveals influence, of course, but research makes it quite clear that in many ways, the influence was mutual.

10th Anniversary Catalog

By ZH Books


10th Anniversary Catalog 2020 marks my 10th anniversary in the antiquarian book trade. Due to the current situation, what was supposed to be a beautifully-printed and mailed catalog is now available as an e-catalog. It contains a 100 items, in Russian, English, Bulgarian, German, Czech, Polish, and French, and covers a wide range of topics, including Russian- and Bulgarian-Americana, Avant-garde and Impressionism, politics, science and medicine, performing arts, and more.

248: Medicine

By Jeff Weber Rare Books


248: Medicine 47 books: AUTHORS & others: Gaspare ASELLI – Anthony Askew -- Pearce Bailey -- Matthew Baillie -- William BARROW -- Daniel BERGSMA -- Sir Thomas BROWNE -- John BROWNLOW -- Paul C. BUCY -- Charles W. Burr -- Aulus Cornelius CELSUS -- Sir Astley Paston COOPER -- George W. CORNER -- Jean CRUVEILHIER -- Pierre-Joseph DESAULT -- Charles DEVAL -- Thomas DWIGHT -- George H. Herman ELLWANGER -- Johann Friedrich August von ESMARCH – Girolamo FRACASTORO – Johann Peter FRANK – Stanton A. Friedberg – Fielding H. Garrison – Douglas R. GOLDING – E. Enoch HALE, Jun – Albert [Albrecht von] HALLER – Laurence Lorenz HEISTER – Hospital for Sick Children London, England – Salomon R. KAGAN – Abraham LEVINSON – William MACMICHAEL – Richard Mead – Charles MOREL – John NORTH – Organisation mondiale de la sante – Sir William OSLER – George C. Peachey – William and David Pitcairn – Charles-Gabriel PRAVAZ – John Radcliffe – Henry RAPHAEL – Franz REISINGER – Mathias ROTH – Jakob RUEFF – Benjamin RUSH – Samuel SHARP – Charles & Dorothea SINGER – A. E. [Alvan Edmond] SMALL – John SNOW, M.R.C.S. – C. D. Spivak – Luigi STAMPINI – Alan C.STEVENSON – M. I. Patricia STEWART – Luigi TANSILLO – William Holme VAN BUREN – Alfred VOGEL – Samuel WARREN – John WATSON – Paul Gottlieb WERLHOF – Charles WEST – Thomas Harrison YEOMAN – Carl ZIGROSSER

SUBJECTS: Bandaging – Cardiology – Congenital malformations – Fevers – Fractures – Gout – Hebrew Medicine – Histology – Homoeopathy – Laryngology – Lungs – Medical Anecdotes – Medical Art – Medical Biography – Medical Classics – Medical History – Medical Letters – Midwifery – Nursing – Obstetrics – Ophthalmology – Otology – Pathology – Pediatrics – Psychology of Murder – Religion – Resuscitation – Roman medicine – Stomach – Surgery – Tumors – Voltaire

How to request a print version: contact: weberbks@pacbell.net

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