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Plymouth , 1988. First edition. Softcover. Very Good. Softcover. Very Good. Very Good except a bit of creasing on cover. From the rear panel "the pictures on show here reveal the bawdy and best of Beryl Cook's work, much of it from her own home town: notorious Union Street, the striped lighthouse high-and-dry, loud ladies in the local - the shocks, delights and homeliness of it all". Published in association with the City of Plymouth Museum and Art Gallery. A good copy of an uncommon Beryl Cook title. B2

Manchester City Art Galleries, 1996. First edition. Softcover. Very Good. David Hockney: You Make the Picture, Paintings and Prints 1982-1995 (ISBN: 0901673528 / 0-901673-52-8 ). Softcover exhibition catalogue, unpaginated, VG+ condition, no internal marks. Hockney, David and Paul Melia B1

SIGNED BY ERIC DAWSON on Title PageComplementing his paintings of the North African Campaign of 1940-42, the artist's account of the stories behind the pictures - recording the activities of his fellow soldiers both on the battlefield and on leave in Cairo. Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good+. Eric Dawson. (illustrator). 59 pp, 11 11/16" H. Colour and b&w illustrations, map. "Published to coincide with the Special Exhibition of the artist's watercolours and drawings held at the National Army Museum to commemorate the Desert Campaign of 1940 to 1943 and opening in 1992, the fiftieth anniversary year of the Battle of El Alamein." "Complementing his highly popular paintings of the North African campaign of 1940-2, here is Eric Dawson's own account of the stories behind the pictures. This entertaining book details his Wartime career and the doings of his fellow soldiers both on campaign and on leave in Cairo. Amusing but modest, he reveals a perceptive mind behind the artist's eye. As he said himself, his… Read More

99pp + plates. Illuastrated With thirty-seven plates, a number in colour, and other illustrations in the text. Endpapers slightly spotted. The first full-length biography of the Beggarstaff Brother, with some work here illustrated for the first time. .hardbackVery Good InternallyGood Binding and boardsPlease See Photos for ConditionB5

Scarce Art Catalogue.
79 pages in this rare catalogue. Wednesday 24th October to Friday 30th November 1984 No inscriptions. Full page colour prints (mostly) with detailed (mostly) text on opposite page. Please See Photos for Condition. D8

A clean, bright copy in glazed boards, 100 pp. Copiously illustrated with Lincolnshire artist Colin Carr's charming paintings, as well as occasional photographs, magazine covers and newspaper clippings.

Colin Carr (1929 - 2002) studied at Grimsby School of Art and was the editor of Lincolnshire Life, as well as art editor of This England. A freelance artist, he specialised in book illustrations, record sleeves and greetings cards. He produced hundreds of nostalgic and humorous paintings with whimsical characters, many featuring his black cat and the local bobby. His work is featured in several public and private collections - Mrs Thatcher was said to own one - and he was once presented to the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh when one of his paintings was given to the Queen by the Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police on the official opening of the new police headquarters in Lincoln.

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