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Arts & Photography

Reese, William S.

Graphic Design

The Grolier Club

Catalogue of the landmark exhibition at the Grolier Club, September 20-November 23, 1994. On show were over 100 books, manuscripts, and images chronicling the evolution of medical knowledge, from antiquity to the invention of the CAT scan. Included were original editions of Andreas Vesalius, William Harvey, Edward Jenner, and Alexander Fleming, among others. The catalogue traces the dissemination of formative medical discoveries from the ancient world to the present, from the writings of Hippocrates to those of James Watson and Francis Crick. It is the latest in a series of milestone "Grolier One Hundred" catalogues which delineate a limited number of consequential publications in a particular field shown in special Club exhibitions over the last century--a successor to One Hundred Books Famous in English Literature (1902), One Hundred Influential American Books (1947), and One Hundred Books Famous in Science (1958). Described in full bibliographical detail are notable and, in many cas

One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine: Conceived, Organized, and with an Introduction by Haskell F. Norman

Norman, Haskell F.

A checklist of the Horblit collection of books, tracts, leaflets, and broadsides printed by Sir Thomas Phillipps at his press at Middle Hill, or elsewhere to his order, now in the collection of the Grolier Club. Published to accompany The Collector Collected: The Horblit Archive of Sir Thomas Phillipps at the Grolier Club, held at the Club May 20 - July 31, 1997. Designed by Jerry Kelly, and printed at the Stinehour Press in an edition of 550 copies.

The Middle Hill Press: A Checklist of the Horblit Collection of Books, Tracts, Leaflets, and Broadsides Printed by Sir Thomas Phillipps

Holzenberg, Eric

This catalogue contains 100 of the most beautiful, finely printed books produced during the twentieth century. To choose just 100 out of an immense number of books, the selection was limited to books printed in England and America containing the Roman alphabet. Books as objects and more sculptural books are not included in the publication. The introduction is divided into two parts including: The Resurgence of Fine Printing: Tradition and Change, 1900-1949, and The Advance of Technology and the Continuity of Tradition: Fine Printing 1949-1999. The book contains 100 full-page examples of title-pages, facsimiles, and illustrations, as well as a list of illustrations, authors and titles, designers and presses, and a bibliography. 144 pages. paperback. 9 x 12 inches.

A Century for the Century: Fine Printed Books 1900–1999

Kelly, Jerry

Hutner, Martin

Jock Elliot began collecting books after he returned home from World War II. His deep love for Christmas encouraged him to collect books about Christmas in England and America. When he began collecting, he was purchasing one book a month, sometimes even buying new books daily. Now, even as has become more selective in his purchases, he has acquired a collection of more than 3,000 books related to Christmas. Most of his books are first or only editions, and he has purchased other "firsts," including the first illustration of a Christmas tree and the first illustration of St. Nick by Thomas Nast. This book was created to accompany the exhibition held from December 6, 1999 to January 29, 2000. It traces the historical development of Christmas through 600 years of Christmas books, from a fifteenth-century illuminated miniature of the Nativity to How the Grinch Stole Christmas. All books are from the collection of Jock Elliot. It includes numerous illustrations including book covers and fam

A Ha! Christmas: An Exhibition of Jock Elliott’s Christmas Books

Religion & Spirituality

Sale catalogues of French libraries from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries have long been regarded as a particularly valuable resource for scholars, bibliophiles, antiquarian booksellers, and librarians. Printed Catalogues of French Book Auctions and Sales by Private Treaty 1643-1830 in the Library of the Grolier Club documents in exhaustive detail the earliest and most interesting portion of the Grolier Club's renowned collection of French book auction catalogues, shedding new light on the twin phenomena of private collecting and the antiquarian book trade in France at the height of its political power and cultural influence, while revealing hitherto neglected physical aspects of this very interesting class of bibliography. Each of the 616 entries in the catalogue includes full title transcription, detailed collation, and number of lots, often followed by extensive comments on the circumstances of the sale, as well as the history and subsequent fate of the collection. Additional notes minutely describe the copies in the Grolier Club collection, which are unusually rich in contemporary annotations and largely in bindings of the period. Compiled by former Grolier Club curator Michael North, the catalogue includes a history of the French book sale collection at the Club by Director & Librarian Eric Holzenberg, as well as an "appreciation" of the collection by scholar and bibliophile Edmond L. Lincoln. Designed by Peter Rutledge Koch, and printed in an edition of 500 copies at the Stinehour Press.

Printed Catalogues of French Book Auctions and Sales by Private Treaty 1643–1830 in the Library of the Grolier Club

North, Michael

Three years after the founding of the Grolier Club in 1884, the club’s Library Committee was established with a mission “to gather together for the use of the members all the standard bibliographical works, as well as books relating to the art of printing.” During the ensuing 117 years, the club’s library rapidly expanded from a 300-volume collection to become today’s preeminent research library on the history of books and printing. Lasting Impressions opens the doors to this bibliographic treasure trove with a fascinating survey of the books and prints held in the Grolier Club Library.This vibrantly illustrated catalogue documents the extensive book collection of America’s oldest and most exclusive society for bibliophiles. The catalogue examines in detail some of the Grolier Club’s most striking and significant works, organizing them under chapters such as typography, book illustration, and writing. Eric Holzenberg, director and librarian of the Grolier Club, presents a skillful analysis of the books and their features and offers an engaging account of the history of bookmaking. Whether you are a curious observer or a dedicated bibliophile, Lasting Impressions will be an invaluable resource on the richest collection of rare books in America.

Lasting Impressions: The Grolier Club Library

Peña, J. Fernando

This catalogue is a collection of autograph letters, portraits, illustrations, and other material relating to the life and literary work of Charles Dickens. Visually appealing ephemeral material and material specially connected with the Grolier Club are included. The book accompanied the exhibition held at the Grolier Club from January 26 to March 10, 2006. The Extraordinary Life of Charles Dickens contains an introduction, an explanation of the John Patterson and the Dickens Archive, an essay on the development of the Patterson Archive, a short retrospective, and a catalogue of exhibition material. Designed by Jerry Kelly and printed by the Studley Press, the book is beautifully illustrated with 116 duo-tone illustrations. 112 pages. hardcover, dust jacket. 6 x 9 inches.

The Extraordinary Life of Charles Dickens: An Exhibition at the Grolier Club of New York

Biographies & Memoirs

Crawford Jr., Ralph J.

Crawford, Bruce J.

Arts & Literature

Catalogue of an exhibition of Neale M. Albert's collection of specially-commissioned miniature designer bindings, held at the Grolier Club September 13-November 4, 2006.

The Neale M. Albert Collection of Miniature Designer Bindings: A Catalog of an Exhibition Held at the Grolier Club, September 13–November 4, 2006

Albert, Neale M.

History & Criticism

Anthony Powell and Friends: From the Collection of William Bradford Warren, an Exhibition, March 22 - May 26, 2006

William Bradford Warren

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