Booksellers offer a sleigh full of gift books this season
New York shoppers face a wide gift book selection priced up to 50 dollars with many volumes around 15 dollars and some as low as 7.95. The season features art oriented titles from publishers like Skira World, Dutton, Crown, Putnam and others. Notable works cover American painting, architecture, old masters, decorative arts, travel, and reference topics with illustrated volumes and museum showings.
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New York
Skira-World Publishing
Jules David Brown
Barbara Rose
America
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Winslow Homer
Donelson F. Hoopes
Brooklyn Museum
Vincent Scully
Praeger
Crown
Charles Schreyvogel
James D. Horan
U.S
Raphael
Reynal Morrow
Jean. Duc de Berry
Braziller
Chardin
Daniel Wildenstein
New York Graphic
Courbet
Georges Boudaille
Toulouse- Lautrec
Phaidon
Fritz Novotny
Jeremy Maas
Putnam
Newsweek
Simon & Schuster
Pinakothek
Munich
National Museum
Tokyo
Uffizi
Florence
Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam
Art History Museum
Vienna
A.S. Barnes
T.Y. Crowell
Ralph Mayer
Japan
China
Korea
Madeleine Darry
Antonio Rodriguez
Sadao Kikuchi
Henning Rischbieter
American Heritage Press
Horizon History of
Horizon
Unesco
Prentice-Hall
Diana Hirsh
Turner
Robert Wallace
van Gogh
Matisse
John Russell
W Publishing
Arnold Toynbee
Trea
Birth of Christ
Macmillan
Hammond Innes Knopts
George Nebelsine
Europe
H.D. Molesworth
Alice Marriott
Carol K. Rachlin
Bert Lahr Autobiography Reflects Melancholy and Laughter
A Saturday Review feature reviews Bert Lahr’s life from burlesque to Broadway and film, noting his famous cowards lion role and the bittersweet balance of public success and private sadness. The piece highlights John Lahr’s hybrid father-son memoir told with candid recollections and sharp theater insight.
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Bert Lahr
Broadway
Avedon
Lahr
John Lahr
America
Bert Lake
Cowardly Lion
Samuel Beckett
J. Perelman
John Latz
Oberlin Music Events and Film Series Featured
The cultural calendar lists events at Finney Chapel and Pinney Chapel including the Wind Ensemble concert conducted by Harriet Simons at 8 pm and a 4 pm Woodwinds Ensemble recital at Rivas Recital Hall. A film series titled The Farily Light of Dawn Explores the Night Sky is also planned with free public admission.
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San
Oberlin Musical Union
Harriet Simons
Pinney Chapel
Oberlin
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Art In America
Barbara Plumb
Olga Stier
Morrow
Martin Battersby
Washington
Dutton
Rand McNally
Caribbean
Donald Stainsby
Mexico
Hans Annaheim
Hans Leuenberger
Henri-Maurice Berney
Aegean
Alfred Nawrath
Brazil
Luis D. Gardel
Holy Land
Holy Places
Christopher Hollis
Ronald Brownrigg
Jerusalem
Harcourt
Fosco Maraini
Alfred Bernheim
Little. Brown
Colin Thubron
Alistair Duncan
India
Aubrey Menen
McGraw-Hill
Rulvif Benny
Thailand
Land of
Hubert Sieber -Taplinger
Britain
Norton
Ireland
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HY. Morton
Dodd. Mead
Arn
Myron Sutton
Herbert Clarke
Arnold Small
S. Barnes
Rockies
Pacific
Lorus
Margery Milne
Marie Nonnast Bohlen
Sigurd F. Olson
Les Blacklock
George Mattis
Bradley Smith
Hammond
E.L. Jordan
Mirror of the Arts
Alan Rich
Scribner
Herbert Kupferber
Orchestra
Harpers Law Roper
Ton
Stein A and
Das
Fem Tu Modern
Doubleday
Sar
Dodd
Mead Wear Coox
Hick McMillan
Fashio
Hanley Scri
Sam Levenson
John Barkham
Alfred A. Knopf. Inc
Hoffmann
Offenbach
Schumann
Busoni
Tchaikovsky
Hindemith
Kater Murr
Jacob Landau
Saturday Review
Saturday Review Inc
E.T.A. Hoffmann
Lonard J. Kent
Elizabeth C. Knight
University of Chicago Press
By Naomi Rock
Junior
Whitney Darrow Jr
Cartoonis Levenson
Brooklyn Jewish Hospital
Levenson
Alin Wind Ensemble
Kenneth Pm
Finney Chapel
Ssa
Rivas Recital Hall
Niewepa Res
Fachiye