RAYMOND COFFER, JILL LLOYD, INGRID PFEIFFER, EDITORS
New York: Neue Galerie, 2017. New, First edition (still in original shrink wrap). Issued in conjunction with exhibition of Gerstl's work at Neue Galerie, in New York City. Book and jacket are immaculate. 4to, 240 pages, illustrated throughout, reference, index. Gerstl was one of the most important artists in Vienna around 1900, together with Schiele, Klimt and Kokoschka .He died at 25 but left work still greatly admired.
Nuremburg: Neue Galerie, n.d. A beautiful exhibition catalog published by the Neue Museum in Nuremberg, Germany, in collaboration with the touring exhibition of the same name. The exhibition and the catalog explore the development of modern art and design in Germany between 1890 and 1920. The catalog features over 250 works of art, design, and architecture from the period, including paintings, prints, sculptures, decorative arts. and architectural drawings. The book also highlights the work of artists such as Hermann Obrist, Henry van de Velde, Peter Behrens, and Bruno Taut. The catalog is richly illustrated and features detailed analyses of the works.
London; Bradbury, Agnew & Co: 1907. A near-fine copy in publisher's original quarter-backed tan morocco over fine white cloth with King Edward VII's crest on the front panel and with gilt spine lettering, slightly rubbed but still readable. The book, 203 pp, and approx. 13 1/2" X 11", is square and tight with gilt top edge and light foxing to the endpapers and rear panel.Contained in a fine case in red cloth. cloth It contains 63 immaculate full-page color plates showing some of the Royal collection, fully documented, as well as a history of the collection, considered the most important and comprehensive when the book was published. This was a presentation copy inscribed by Edward VII at Christmas, 1907, to Viscount Esher, a noted politician and historian close to the Royal Family.
New York: Neue Galerie, 2006. Condition: As-new copy in black cloth binding with gilt spine and front panel lettering. Edited by Josef Helfenstein. Published on the occasion of the exhibition from The Neue Galerie, New York NY March 10-May 22, 2006, The Phillips Collection, Washington DC June 16-September 10, 2006 and The Menil Collection, Houston TX October 6, 2006-January 14, 2007. This lovely copy explores "the reasons for Paul Klee's enthusiastic reception in the United States, especially during the 1930s and 1940s." (dj) With a variety of thematic essays, a chronology, and an exhibitions history, as well as the many color illustrations.
New York: Neue Galerie, 2017. A lovely book bound in black cloth boards with gilt stamped letters, decorative gilt-stamped black and gilt endpapers and a fine dustwrapper with color-illustrated photographs of Wiener Werkstatte Jewelry. This publication accompanied the first major museum exhibition devoted to Weiner Werkstatte jewelry. It highlights masterpieces created by Josef Hoffman, Koloman Moser, Carl Otto Czeschka, and Dagobert Pecne, among others. Supplemental materials include design drawings, as well as historic photographs of prominent clients wearing Wiener Werkstatte jewelry. There is a particular emphasis on fashion designer Emile Floge, confidante of Gustave Klimt, who assembled a large collection of Wiener Werkstatte jewelry. The central essay by Neue Galerie assistant curato (and editor)r Janis Staggs examines the founding of Wiener Werkstatte, the development of its working program, the role of key designers and patrons, and the legacy of this unique firm. The book features over 400 illustrations, including designs, objects, and archival material. . A worthwhile contribution to a form of art still coming into its own.
New York: Neue Galerie, 2006. First edition. A lovely As-New copy bound in yellow cloth with gilt spine lettering in an As-New dustjacket. Book and jacket are without blemish. illustrated with 244 illustrations, 65 in color, 224 pp, Published in conjunction with the Josef Hoffmann exhibition at the Neue Gallerie in NYC from November 2, 2006 to February 26, 2007. Illustrated with color photographs of Hoffmann s masterpieces--on their own and as parts of interiors- "This monograph focuses on significant aspects of Hoffmann' s career: his early years as a member of the Secessionist Movement and founder of the Vienna Workshops, his role in the intellectual rebellion that took place in Austria; and his progression toward a Modernist ethic. It takes readers through four dazzling interiors designed by Hoffmann and furnished with his signature pieces, including furniture, wall and floor coverings, textiles, lighting, ceramics, glassware and metalwork"