Author: ART (James William)

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DpOS1TORY GTLI3ART (James William). Loio for t,he million. tl3y J. W. GilbarL] Edit,ed by P. S. I{nowlson. Londoll, [1910.] I{NOWLSON (P. S.)

Card ID: 25

Author: WEALE (William Henry James)

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WEALE (William Henry James). See LONDON. [III.j Victoria arid Albert Museum. National Art Library, South Kensington. Classed catalogue of printed books. Ceramics. [Edited by W.H.J. Weale.] London, 1895.

Card ID: 403

Author: BUEL (James William)

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folio 33 NPCY CHI Bue Reference only BUEL (James William). The Magic city. (A massive portfolio of original photographic views of’ the Great Worldt a Iir and its treasures of art, including.. .the famous Midway Plaisance. With graph Ic descripticwia by) James William Buel. LA reprint of the l89i. edition.] (Popular Culture in nerica, 1800...1925.) pp. (298). New York, l97ti.

Card ID: 310

Author: FURNIVAL (William James)

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FURNIVAL (William James). Leadless decorative tiles, faienoe, and mosaio...With complete series of recipes for tile—bodies, and for leadless glazes and art-tile enamels...The work includes ...oontributions...by Dr. S. W. Busiell... 0. S. Clarke...J. H. Marshall...A. Wood. pp. xxiii. + 852. Plates. 8. Stone, Staffordshire, 1904.

Card ID: 156

Author: ILLIPPS (James Orchard)

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Sç C kc_t4j’ <‘ T f HALLIWEL,L, afterwards HkLLIYELL-PaILLIPPS (James Orchard). HALL (WillIam), of Queen’ a College, Oxford. Shakespeare’s grave: notes of traditions that were current at Stratford—on— von,in the latter art of the seventeenth -century, t. [Edited by J.O. Halliwell—Phillipps.] rihtQn, for private circulation, .1884.

Card ID: 106

Author: No Author available

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yic (r.c.2.) KUJSLEY (William Benton). See BRANSTON (James). The Art of politicks. 1729. ([A parody of Horace’s Art of poetry. By] James Bramston.) Introduction by William Kinsley. [A facsimile reprint of the first edition in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.] Los Angeles, 1976.

Card ID: 357

Author: No Author available

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y i.i :s 1 ft SHAKESPEARE (William). [Appendix.— Criticism.) See DUNNING (Edwin James). The Genesis of Shakespeare’s art: a study of his sonnets and poems. Boston, 1897.

Card ID: 89

Author: No Author available

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Y’LC (P.c.2.) BRANSTON (Janes). The Art of politicks. 1729. ([A parody of Horace’s Art of poetry. By] James Branston.) Introduction by Wiflias Kinsley. [A facsinilo reprint of the first edition in the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library.] (The Augustan Reprint Society. Publications, 177.) pp.xvi, +5. Los Anelea, 1976.

Card ID: 396

Author: No Author available

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folio 33 NPCY crn Reference only CHICAGO. World’ 8 Colurnbian cposition, 1693. See BUEL (James William). The Magic city. (A massi portfolio of original photographic views of the Great World1 a P.ir and its treasures of art, including.. .the famous Midway Plaisance. With graphic descriptions by) James William Duel. [A reprint of the 1891i. edition.] New York, 197k.

Card ID: 603

Author: No Author available

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Theses M.Phil. 1967. Reference only. BLAKE (William), Artist, [Apoendix.] See MACHIN (Noel Patrick Ferguson). The Influence of the risuä1 arts and of art—theories in &rnantic poetry, with special reference to James usher, Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge and Keats. CTypewritten thesis submitted for the dereo of M.Phil. of the University of London, 1967.] 4° 1967.

Card ID: 457

Author: No Author available

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‘“F I \ 8Ocy .t’nea ONv 1!ORRISON (Alexander James William).. See SCHLEGEL (August W.von). [Ueber drarnatische Kunst und Literatur. — En1jsh.j A Course of lectures on dramatic art and ).iterature...Translated by J.Black. Revised, according to the last German edition, by A.J.W.Morrison. London, 1846.

Card ID: 7

Author: No Author available

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Thesc M.Phil. 1967. Reference only. WQRDSWOH (William), CAppendix.] See MACHIN (Noel Patrick Ferguson). The Influence of the visual arts and of art-theories in Romantic poetry, with special reference to James Usher, Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge and Keats. [Tyewritten thesis submitted for the degree of M.Phi1. of the University of London, 1967.) 40 1967.

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