Julian Trevelyan: A Catalogue of Raisonne of Prints. Silvie Turner, 1st Ed. 1998

Description: This is a very competitive price on an extremely rare copy of a First Edition of "Julian Trevelyan Catalogue Raisonne of Prints" by Silvie Turner and several other important artists and critics. Compare with the very few other online prices you'll find. Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988) was a distinguished artist and printmaker best known for his Surrealist prints of the 1930s. This important catalogue raisonné of his prints, originally published in 1998, has become an essential reference resource for collectors and students of Trevelyan’s prints and is reissued now in a new printing with minor revisions.Trevelyan first encountered Surrealism in Paris in the 1930s when he worked in Stanley Hayter’s print studio alongside artists such as Miró and Picasso. From Hayter he learned etching processes which were radically different from anything that had been achieved in the medium previously, and in this atmosphere he became a Surrealist overnight. In 1937 he joined Tom Harrisson’s Mass Observation movement, which was also to have a profound effect on his work.Between 1955 and 1963 Trevelyan worked at the Royal College of Art, where he became Head of the Etching Department. Not only was he a highly influential teacher, inspiring students such as David Hockney, Ron Kitaj and Norman Ackroyd, but he was also an important innovator of modern print techniques and today is increasingly regarded as the quiet driving force behind the etching revolution of the 1960s. Trevelyan was brilliantly inventive and possessed a wit and innocence of eye that could discover enchantment in the most mundane scenes. His prints, meticulously documented in this complete illustrated catalogue, reveal his astonishing imagination and marvellous spirit of adventure. This beautifully designed book is a celebratory tribute to his life and work in printmaking. We will ALWAYS COMBINE SHIPPING on items that do not ship for free. We will issue a refund for any excess shipping charges AUTOMATICALLY AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER the actual shipping cost is determined and the label is printed. Please purchase multiple items as close to the same time as possible; we ship packages six days a week and always on the same day as the purchase whenever possible. Books will be packaged with great care and ship via USPS Media Mail. If you are ordering from Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico a $30.00 surcharge MAY or MAY NOT apply. If the surcharge is not added to the price we are charged for shipping, the $30.00, or any portion of the $30.00 not charged to us will be refunded. Thank you. Please take a look at the many other comics we have listed, there's always a great variety, and we often have related issues, and a good number of complete collections, as well as many Golden, Silver, Bronze, and Modern Age comics. We also have thousands of magazines, zines, pulps, and science fiction & fantasy paperbacks that we don't have listed yet, so if you are seeking something in particular, contact us, as there is a decent chance we'll have it. We ship internationally through ebay's Global Shipping Program. Return policyWe take great care in giving accurate and detailed descriptions of our books and comics, and always package them safely and securely. Please take a good look at the photos and contact us if you have any questions before purchasing or bidding. We hope you have no cause to return an item, but if you do we offer 30 day returns. Standard ebay return policies are followed. FeedbackIf you are happy with your purchase and the service, please leave positive feedback, and we will reciprocate right away.If you are not happy for any reason, please contact us at your earliest convenience. Thank you!

Price: 240 USD

Location: West Hartford, Connecticut

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