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Exhibit and Gallery guide of the works of Fernando Zobel. Contains text and photos on glossy paper of his works. The text is in Spanish.

Forget rumors about married people living longer, or that single people are miserable, or that two can live as cheaply as one: married people started these rumors out of pure jealousy. Which inspired single freelance humorist Allia Zobel to correct the record. Joined by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast in her first-ever collaborative effort, the authors refute the bad rap singles have gotten with dozens of insightful, irrefutable reasons to celebrate living alone. 138,000 copies in print. Illustrated by Roz Chast.

Bestselling author Allia Zobel and bestselling cartoonist Nicole Hollander return to the popular theme that launched this successful series of cat humor titles! In this hilarious follow-up to their cat-humor classic, Sylvia's Nicole Hollander delivers the eye-catching, entertaining illustrations of Allia Zobel's irreverent and sometimes impudent confirmations of what women have suspected for years -- that they're better off with a cat. - A cat would ask for directions if he were lost. - Cats never ask, What's in this casserole, honey? - Cats don't make a big deal out of the Super Bowl. Unless, of course, you serve shrimp dip. - A cat would never make fun of your bunny slippers.

"In hard, tight, and exact language, disciplined by close reasoning and close documentation, and seasoned with a sharp sense of character and drama, Hiller B. Zobel has written a definitive account. . . . Full of gripping detail, a good deal of myth-shattering, and some discriminating reappraisals."--New York Times Book Review.

Paperback. A cherished erotic play by Federico Garcia Lorca, illustrated by a major Spanish artist. Painting, poetry, and music come together in Zobel Reads Lorca, as Fernando Zobel, a Harvard student who would become one of Spains most famous painters, translates and illustrates Federico Garcia Lorcas haunting play about the wounds of love. The premiere of Amor de Don Perlimplin con Belisa en su jardin, an erotic allelujia which Lorca once called his most cherished play, was shut down in 1928 by Spanish government censors who confiscated the manuscript and locked it away in the pornography section of a state archive. Lorca rewrote the work in New York, and an amateur theater group brought it to the Spanish stage a few years later. Since his death, the play has also been transformed into ballet and opera. Zobel Reads Lorca presents Zobels previously unpublished translation and features contextual essays from several scholars. Art historian Felipe Pereda studies Lorca in the context of Zobels development as a painter, Luis Fernandez Cifuentes describes the precarious and much-debated state of the humanities in Zobels Harvard and throughout the United States in the 1940s, and Christopher Maurer delves into musical and visual aspects of the plays American productions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.