A likely complete run in 13 issues of the Argentinian literary journal, most issues approx. 12-18 pp., edited by poet and author Nelly Borroni MacDonald, the issues containing a mix of prose and poetry from a range of writers, including Sonia Leonhardt, Lermo Balbi, Arturo Lomello, Edgardo Pesante, Nelly Borroni..... More
A complete run in seven fascicules of the Argentinian cultural and political journal, edited by Luis Aznar and Guillermo Korn, born out of the socialist branch of the Reforma Universitaria, each issue with a specific focus topic and subtitle, celebrating the Reformation as a political-cultural and socialist movement, each issue..... More
The first and only issue published, comprising a 162 pp. volume containing scholarly essays and criticism regarding Argentinian and Spanish poetry, edited by Alicia and Alfredo Andrés, on topics including realism, 1940's poets and poetry, and the Romantic poet Aloysius Bertrand, with contributions from Daniel Barros, Eduardo Romano, Horacio Jorge..... More
A complete run in 14 issues of the Argentinian literary journal, issues approx. 26-30 pp. each, edited by Abelardo Castillo and Liliana Heker, containing prose, poetry, essays, interviews, and criticism, including contributions from Isidoro Blaistein, Cristina Piña, Liliana Heker, Guillermo Boido, Elia Parra, Luis Prieto, Juan Miguel García Fernandez, Joyce..... More
A complete run in six issues of the short-lived Argentinean World War II-era journal, edited by Jorge Rivas and Hugo G. Firmenich, featuring essays on the war, domestic and foreign policies, justice, and other pertinent topics, with contributions from Carlos Montagna, Honorio Pueyrredon, Manuel Pinto, Yipolito Yrigoyen, Bernardo Monteagudo, Marcelo..... More
A complete run in 17 issues of the rare Argentinian satirical literary magazine, under the editorial direction of Eduardo Lacasa, each issue approximately 32 pp. and containing photo essays, prose, poetry, cartoons, and caricatures, with contributions from an array of writers and artists including Nemesio Trejo, Chimosillo, Francisco Ortiga, Juan..... More
The only issue published, 4 pp., of a rare Argentinean anti-Nazi newspaper from the time of the Second World War which denounced the Nazi infiltrations into portions of the Argentinean and Uruguayan goverments and unions. Not illustrated. Folio. Original self-wrpps. Slight browning, a couple of small closed tears. Buenos Aires..... More
A complete run, bound in two volumes, of the serial from the Argentinian coastal province, published during the second World War and edited by R. E. Montes i Bradley, devoted to recent developments in art, literature, and general culture both domestic and international, with contributions by numerous noted cultural figures..... More
Invitation/announcement for the first exhibition of the Perceptivist movement, held at the Van Riel Gallery in Buenos Aires on November 15, 1949, with talks by Raúl Lozza on Perceptivism and Abrahán Haber on "Abstraction and Perception". 15 x 12 cm. Single sheet, loose as issued. Some slight browning and creasing..... More
A complete run in 4 years and 162 issues of the weekly Argentinian newspaper, each issue approx. 24 pp., founded by and under the editorial direction of Enrique Martinez de Castillo and Leo Rudi, with articles on current events including politics, the economy, education, and culture. Illustrated throughout with photographs..... More
A scarce May 25, 1970, special edition of the Cuban newspaper Granma, the official organ of the Cuban Communist Party, 48 pp., chronicling the history of American aggression towards Cuba following the Cuban Revolution and the start of Communist rule in 1959, including coverage of the perceived and actual transgressions..... More
The first volume from a three-volume set on the art of Brazil, 296 pp., edited and with an introduction by Rodrigo M. F. de Andrade, this volume containing essays on archaeology, indigenous art, Portuguese antecedents, furniture, goldsmithing, ceramics, and other topics, contributors include Frederico Barata, Gastão Cruls, Cecilia Meireles, Reinaldo..... More
1928. 86 pp. comparative study and classification of the remains of Pre-Columbian cultures, their cities, and buildings, with a consideration of geographical distribution and immigration patterns, hundreds of illus. in the text and on ca. 125 plates (40 in color, several folding) from plans, measured and line drawings, renderings of..... More
Unpaginated (approx. 123 pp.) typescript document comprising Moreno's theoretical essay on the OCI [Organización Comunista Internacionalista (unificada)] and Pierre Lambert and the French Trotskyists, first published publicly in Panorama Internacional, Año VI, No. 19, January 1982, divided into eleven chapters with titles such as "La teorìa de los campos burgueses..... More
2 vols., 367, 12 pp. text on the jewelry of Columbia prior to the European conquest, especially items of finely worked gold, notes, bibliography, index, list, 201 illus. in the text or on plates (17 color), 300 nice plates showing ear spools, collars, necklaces, nose rings, rings, pectorals, etc. Lg..... More
2 vols., XV, 385, 20 pp. study and catalogue of Pre-Columbian jewelry and gold objects in the Tolima and Muisca styles, bibliography, 147 illus., 10 color plates and a map in text, 287 fine photogr. plates. Large 4to. Cloth. Madrid (Banco de la Republica) 1958 . Ehresmann, Applied Arts, 1893..... More
278 pp. compendium of essays by noted scholars discussing various aspects of textile fabrication in Pre-Columbia Latin America, including painted cloths, textile structures, and tools, notes, bibliography, illustrated throughout, 2 charts analyzing textile composition laid-in. 4to. Cloth. Washington D.C. (The Textile Museum & Dumbarton Oaks) 1979. More
389 pp. anthropological text discussing various topics relating to the tribe, including artifacts, myths, social organization, songs (including transcriptions of lyrics), etc., extensive scholarly notes, 47 plates showing images from photographs. Some notes in pencil. Title page missing? Small 4to. Cloth. N.p. (Washington, D.C. (Bureau of American Ethnology)) n.d. (1908)..... More