At a glance

Bowes Art & Architecture Library

2011-2012

L'ange heurtebise : poème / Jean Cocteau ; avec un photographie de l'ange par Man Ray.
Paris : Librairie Stock, 1925.
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Large): Ask at circulation desk » PQ2605 .O15 A84 1925 F
Wild life on a tidal water : the adventures of a house-boat and her crew / by P.H. Emerson ; illustrated with thirty photo-etchings by P.H. Emerson and T.F. Goodall ; together with an appendix, "Breydon past and present.".
London : Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, 1890
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Medium): Ask at circulation desk » NE2620 .E5 1890 F
Flayed earth/flayed self (skin/sink) : Nicholas Wilder Gallery, December 17 [1974] - January 11 [1975] / Bruce Nauman.
Los Angeles, Calif. : Nicholas Wilder Gallery, 1974.
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Small): Ask at circulation desk » N7433.4 .N33 A4 1974
Original woodcuts by various artists.
London : Omega Workshops Ltd., 1918
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Small): Ask at circulation desk » NE1143 .O55 O75 1918
Study of two pears = Etude de deux poires : a poem / by Wallace Stevens ; with a translation into French by Bernard Noël ; and mezzotints by Judith Rothchild.
Octon [France] : Verdigris, 2003.
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Medium): Ask at circulation desk » PS3537 .T4753 S78 2003
Local conditions : one hundred views of Mount Rainier (at least) / Chandler O'Leary.
[Tacoma, Washington] : Anagram Press, [2010]
Art & Architecture Library (Bowes) » Locked stacks (Medium): Ask at circulation desk » N7433.4 .O53 L63 2010
Referencing Hokusai's One Hundred Views of Mt. Fuji in both name and style, Chandler O'Leary's Local Conditions presents a collection of 120 letterpressed, hand-colored, and hand-cut cards that, in combination, recreate [at least] one hundred different views of North America's Fuji sibling: Mount Rainier. O'Leary's creative process included two years of documentation through sketches and photographs. One of her goals was to present Rainier as impermanent, changing, "restless;" each view a record of a moment passed. See a video of this book here.