A powerful case for these being “the best of times for the rare book trade” made by Clare Trimming (from @beauxbooks) gave for a strong kick-off to @yabseminar#yabs21
Importance of physical book, & the magical combination of the internet x the physical space of a bookshop (plus temporary spaces like exhibitions, pop ups)
Clare Trimming @BeauxBooks
How the kindness economy will help your rare book trade business bottom line.
People, planet, profit should be kept in that order.
Clare Trimming @BeauxBooks
Hitting the bookshelves this week.
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1. Mariano Fortuny. His Life and Work
2. Edward Bawden
3. Rex Whistler 1905-1944. A Memorial Exhibition
4. Bacon
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All from the library of theatre designer David Collis.
https://t.co/YwQru38myY #fortuny#edwardbawden#rexwhistler#francisbacon
Hitting the bookshelves this week...
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It's been a busy week back in the office. Lots of books sold from yesterday's list but these are still available or have just come back into stock.
#rarebooks#karllagerfeld#paulpoiret#johnpiper https://t.co/ZnLbuQsMNJ
Who's Who? Can you recognise the famous faces appearing in 'Creative Lives'. Our new short list of 20 biographies & memoirs will be delivered to your inbox later today. Here's the link to join our mailing list if you're not on it. https://t.co/nw6kXGskhi
#rarebooks#sneakpeak
1. Cecil Beaton to Juliet Duff
2. Auntie Connie's gift inscription in The Green Carnation
3. A droll and lengthy inscription in Beaton's Time Exposure
4. A school prize bookplate from Peterborough County Grammar School for Girls
At Beaux Books we believe that anything that tells the story of a particular copy and reveals it's historical provenance, passing from hand to hand, can only be a good thing. But we'd love to know what you think...
Going into the weekend with a smile.
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'The Honorable Mrs. J. J. Astor with Cecil Beaton'. Photographed by Richard Avedon at his New York Studio in October 1959.
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Featured in RICHARD AVEDON PHOTOGRAPHS 1947-1977, Farrar, Straus & Giroux. New York. 1978. https://t.co/r4gwUATAm4
Hitting the bookshelves this week.
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1. The Jewels of the late Duchess of Windsor
2. Irving Penn Portraits
3. Avedon. The Sixties
4. Toni Frissell Photographs 1933-1967
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https://t.co/M28NjL67a1
#duchessofwindsor#irvingpenn#avedon#tonifrissell
Coming soon...
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The Duke of Windsor, by Toni Frissell. Featured in TONI FRISSELL PHOTOGRAPHS: 1933-1967, Andre Deutsch, 1994.
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Coming soon...
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Peter Watson, by Pavel Tchelitchew. Gouache on board, London, 1934, private collection. Featured in TCHELITCHEV, by Lincoln Kirstein, Twelvetree Press, 1994.
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