Search Results: Authors starting with S from Lauren Otis

This is a 1950 first edition, third impression of T.S. Eliot's play. Owner name written, and bookseller label, on inside front board. Light chips, tears and staining of dust jacket. Book is very good with some yellowing and discoloration of top edge. See photos for better idea of condition, contact me with any questions.

This is a 1948 third edition, 16th printing of T.S. Eliot's play. Owner name written on inside front board. Light chips, tears and staining of dust jacket. Book is very good with some yellowing of top edge. See photos for better idea of condition, contact me with any questions.

This is a 1954 first edition with sewn softcover binding, of T.S. Eliot's poem The Cultivation of Christmas Trees, part of the Ariel Poem series published by Faber and Faber. Illustrated by David Jones with a color image on page two. Four pages plus paper covers. A beautiful copy. See photos for better idea of condition, contact me with any questions.

This is a 1942 first edition, first state, with sewn softcover binding, of T.S. Eliot's poem Little Gidding, the fourth of the Quartets. 16 pages plus paper covers. Slight discoloration of cover edges, and rippling of inside pages. See photos for better idea of condition, contact me with any questions.

A 34 page essay by Dr. Selim Abdul-Hak, translated from French, on the National Museum of Damascus, with 69 plates from the collection, including several in color. Staple bound, flexible card cover with dust jacket. No date but appears to be late 1960s, early 1970s. Good condition overall, rubbing and small chips along the spine, yellowing of page edges.

Clean copy with slight edge ware and faded spine.

Volume of poetry by Edith Sitwell. Book in Good condition with a Fair dust jacket. Binding still tight, with some staining along the edges. DJ price clipped. DJ with browning, wear and chips missing. See photos for better idea of condition, email me with any questions.

This is a 1971 U.S. reprint of the 1931 London edition by Sacheverell Sitwell (1897-1988), arts patron and along with his siblings Edith and Osbert, a member of a famed aristocratic British literary family. Bound in stiff brown board with a title label pasted to the spine. 112 pages with 24 B&W illustrations.
A very clean copy with a tight binding. Very good condition, with only a few small blemishes on the page ends, a small tear on the top of the frontispiece page.

Second edition of Sacheverell Sitwell's guide to, and travelogue on Spain. Sitwell (1897-1988), was an arts patron, author and along with his siblings Edith and Osbert, a member of a famed aristocratic British literary family. 148 pages, illustrated with many B&W photographs, several color pictures and maps.
Very good clean copy, hardcover with no dust jacket. A penciled price on the front endpaper, bumped upper front board corner, tanned spine, otherwise clean and tight.

This Goya study is as new, still in original shrink wrap.

A beautifully executed portait of Chicago School architect Louis Sullivan, often referred to as the "father of moderism" and of skyscrapers. The photographs are by Szarkowski, who gained later renown as director of photography at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The images are as memorable for their depiction of the streets of Chicago as they are for documenting Sullivan's architecture. 164 pages with numerous B&W photos.
Very good copy with a fair dust jacket. End papers are stained, bottom corners slightly bumped, light rubbing along cover edges. Binding is firm and inside pages are flawless. DJ has significant rubbing, tears and chips along edges and spine. Included is a staple-bound reprint of the Henry R. Hope article "Louis Sullivan's Architectural Ornament" from a 1947 issue of Magazine of Art. See images for a better view of condition.
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