Browser Book Beat Issue 124
No Boat Building books here. This list has a slew of art books: comic, fine arts, catalogs, monographs, sculpture, graphic arts, more. This lot of new arrivals also has lots of children’s illustrated, American history, Japanese history and photography. Plus the usual odds and ends. See all New Arrivals. Availability subject to prior sale.
Austrian fashion and portrait photographer who went by the moniker Madame d’Ora was the most acclaimed portraitist of fin de siècle Vienna. Read More
$60.00
A glimpse into the creative minds behind the vibrant drag queen culture of the 1980s. Captivating photography of a bygone era. Read More
$100.00
An adventure on the high seas that will capture the imagination of children. With colorful illustrations of a tugboat that could. Read More
$12.00
This book both enchants and terrifies. The lore is fairly detailed. The art is gorgeous. It made Brian Froud famous and Alan Lee’s ethereal watercolors are just as breathtaking. Read More
$100.00
Her witty cartoons that became a staple of the New Yorker back in the 1920’s. Her works appeared on nine covers and in more than 600 cartoons of the magazine. Read More
$70.00
After the serving in the World War I, Everett opened an art studio and began producing pen and ink illustrations for a multitude of publications. Read More
$40.00
Voldère runs a Paris gallery known for its expertise in Flemish paintings. Here she takes us through the Renaissance in Flanders in the form of a story in pictures. Read More
$200.00
The works of Flemish Renaissance painters Jacob Grimmer and son Able employed simplification and systemisation of figures and landscapes leading to more naturalism in Flemish landscape painting. Read More
$250.00
Describes the lattice work of trading routes that made up the Silk Road traveled by merchants, explorers, adventurers, bringers of news from near and far. Read More
$60.00
Snoopy and pals explore life on a farm including the animals, crops, and farmers. Peanuts is one of the most popular and influential cartoons in the history of the medium. Read More
$12.00
A chronicle of the great aristocratic family of Fujiwara at the peak of its power and affluence during the tenth and eleventh centuries. Read More
$200.00
The Origins of the 1965 Dominican Crisis: Setting the Stage; The Decision to Intervene; Deploying the Troops; and Explaining the Dominican Intervention. Read More
$20.00
A study of the bakufu, or administrative structure of the predominant ruling family in early modern Japan. The achievements of the Tokugawa family who gave Japan 250 years of peace Read More
$30.00
The Yi dynasty, also known as the Joseon dynasty, was the last and longest-lived imperial dynasty of Korea, with 26 monarchs, ruled from 1392 until the Japanese annexation of Korea. Read More
$20.00
The Journal hoped to stimulate the Agriculturists of Canada to adopt an improved system of husbandry, by blending the lessons of modern science with the practical experience of the Canadian farmer. Read More
$250.00
Comprehensive and detailed account of the Ford Model A, including its history, design, and engineering by men who worked for Ford in Dearborn, Michigan. Read More
$40.00
Thomas More, a Renaissance humanist who wrote Utopia (and coined the word.) He also opposed Henry VIII’s break with the Catholic Church and the annulement of Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon for which More was beheaded. Read More
$50.00
While officially known as “The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.” It’s really from Washington Irving’s using pseudonym Geoffrey Crayon. Includes “Rip Van Winkle” and “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”. Read More
$150.00
Scholarly work that compiles and analyzes various ancient texts from the Near East that have relevance to the Old Testament. A compendium of source material for anyone interested in studying early history in the Levant. Read More
$60.00
An excellent compilation of images, engravings, maps and other ephemera on this important city that served as a hub for the Rutland Railroad. Read More
$80.00