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Gift inscription to Title Page, signed by Helen, presumably Helen Drutt, who is Matthew Drutt's mother, an educator, art historian, author and founder of the Helen Drutt Gallery in Philadelphia. Boards with dulling, superficial markings, light wear. Edgewear with denting along fore edge and bottom edge. Crease wear to lower spine and joints. Bump to tail, bottom front joint and some indentation toward lower portion of front board near spine. Stray soil to bottom text block edge. Internally clean and unmarked. Shelf 7b.

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Thorvald Hansen's sonata for cornet and piano. Edited by Wilhelm Hansen.

(Music Sales America). Thorvald Hansen's sonata for cornet and piano. Edited by Wilhelm Hansen.

(Music Sales America). Thorvald Hansen's sonata for cornet and piano. Edited by Wilhelm Hansen.

Hardcover. Impeccably researched and colorfully told, Vencedor is a fascinating account of not just a racing sailboat storied for its exploits and victories, but of the man who built it: Danish American naval engineer Thorvald Julius Schougaard Poekel. Vencedor would distinguish itself in a series of highly competitive races between the United States and Canada on what has been called "the great unsalted sea"--the Great Lakes--that led to the creation of Canada's Cup, one of the most prestigious yachting events in the world.Vencedor, a 65-foot sloop, was built by the Racine Boat Manufacturing Company, which had hired Poekel away from the renowned Herreshoff Boatyard in Bristol, Rhode Island, where he had been the chief draftsman, working alongside Nathanael Greene Herreshoff and his brother.Under this magnetic and revealing account of a bygone era and heated competition lies a mystery. During Poekel's nine-year tenure with the Herreshoffs, the company made some of the fastest and most famous yachts in the world. Although "Capt. Nat" signed almost every construction plan alone, the name "T. Sch. Poekel" appears on several. In Vencedor, Thorvald Poekel's great-grandson, gives credence to the theory that his ancestor really was an unsung Herreshoff hero. "A history of a racing sailboat storied for its exploits and victories, and of the man who built it-a young old Danish-American naval engineer, Thorvald S. Poekel"-- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Kwani, an Anasazi Indian beauty, provokes the romantic interest of Kokopelli, a Toltec magician; Thorvald, the rapacious Viking; Okalake, son of an Anasazi chief; and Tolonqua, a Towa hunter with whom Kwani shares a mystic vision

· The interest in Danish design remains unbroken; this volume shows how the Danish form of Art Nouveau created the basis for the hype· Selected Artists: Thorvald Bindesbøll, Johan Rohde, Jais Nielsen, Jean René Gauguin, Henning Koppel, Nanna Ditzel, Arne Jacobsen, Kaare Klint, Verner Panton, Bodil Manz and Ole Jensen· Accompanies an exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June to 7 Oct. 2018Danish design is inextricably linked with the design icons of the twentieth century. From Kaare Klint via Arne Jacobsen to Verner Panton, they informed the product and home decor culture of whole generations particularly in the latter half. However, that equally significant designers, craftspeople and internationally observed trends that preceded this era receives far less attention. Yet it is Skønvirke, the Danish form of Art Nouveau, that created the basis for modern Danish design. In this comprehensive exhibition of Danish works, Art Deco trends are also featured as well as those of functionalism. 'Made in Denmark' was finally established as an international brand by 1945. Danish, and by extension Scandinavian, design has been a role model ever since and remains the epitome and expression of a timeless modern lifestyle to this day.Text in English and German

Comprehensive volume on Danish silver jewelry including 170 pieces by 70 manufacturers artistsSelected artists: Mogens Ballin, Thorvald Bindesbøll, Georg Jensen, Erik Magnussen, Karl Gustav Hansen, Henning Koppel, Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel, Bent Knudsen, Bent Gabrielsen Pedersen and Bent ExnerAccompanies the exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June-7 October 2018Simplicity of material and solid craftsmanship have secured Danish silver jewelry its prominent role in the twentieth century. Until c. 1920 the chasing technique creates an intensive plasticity; the imagery is concrete and close to nature. The functionalistic period with its geometrical design leaves the narrative element behind, preparing for the abstract, sculptural forms of the 1950s. Smooth surfaces and lively reflections of light characterize the second half of the century. The New Schwandt Collection presents 170 highlights by seventy manufacturers and artists, all of which are illustrated. Besides providing a general aesthetic evaluation, the author closely observes artists and trends over twenty chapters. The book includes notes on artists and workshops, a list of signatures, bibliographical notes and a special chapter on how to date early Georg Jensen jewelry. Text in English and German.Accompanies the exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June-7 October 2018.

When Lars Thorvald’s wife, Cynthia, falls in love with wine — and a dashing sommelier — he’s left to raise their baby, Eva, on his own. He’s determined to pass on his love of food to his daughter — starting with puréed pork shoulder.

· The interest in Danish design remains unbroken; this volume shows how the Danish form of Art Nouveau created the basis for the hype· Selected Artists: Thorvald Bindesbøll, Johan Rohde, Jais Nielsen, Jean René Gauguin, Henning Koppel, Nanna Ditzel, Arne Jacobsen, Kaare Klint, Verner Panton, Bodil Manz and Ole Jensen· Accompanies an exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June to 7 Oct. 2018Danish design is inextricably linked with the design icons of the twentieth century. From Kaare Klint via Arne Jacobsen to Verner Panton, they informed the product and home decor culture of whole generations particularly in the latter half. However, that equally significant designers, craftspeople and internationally observed trends that preceded this era receives far less attention. Yet it is Skønvirke, the Danish form of Art Nouveau, that created the basis for modern Danish design. In this comprehensive exhibition of Danish works, Art Deco trends are also featured as well as those of functionalism. 'Made in Denmark' was finally established as an international brand by 1945. Danish, and by extension Scandinavian, design has been a role model ever since and remains the epitome and expression of a timeless modern lifestyle to this day.Text in English and German

Comprehensive volume on Danish silver jewelry including 170 pieces by 70 manufacturers artistsSelected artists: Mogens Ballin, Thorvald Bindesbøll, Georg Jensen, Erik Magnussen, Karl Gustav Hansen, Henning Koppel, Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel, Bent Knudsen, Bent Gabrielsen Pedersen and Bent ExnerAccompanies the exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June-7 October 2018Simplicity of material and solid craftsmanship have secured Danish silver jewelry its prominent role in the twentieth century. Until c. 1920 the chasing technique creates an intensive plasticity; the imagery is concrete and close to nature. The functionalistic period with its geometrical design leaves the narrative element behind, preparing for the abstract, sculptural forms of the 1950s. Smooth surfaces and lively reflections of light characterize the second half of the century. The New Schwandt Collection presents 170 highlights by seventy manufacturers and artists, all of which are illustrated. Besides providing a general aesthetic evaluation, the author closely observes artists and trends over twenty chapters. The book includes notes on artists and workshops, a list of signatures, bibliographical notes and a special chapter on how to date early Georg Jensen jewelry. Text in English and German.Accompanies the exhibition at GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts Leipzig (DE), 2 June-7 October 2018.