Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1964. 12 b/w plates of Voulkos'ceramic sculpture. [18] pp. Orange-brown paper covers deeply embossed with the artist's name. 28 cm square. 1000 copies. Brief biography and bibliography. Near fine, with minor traces of handling. The thin, oversize format of this catalogue makes it especially..... More

Paris: Centre Georges Pompidou / Editions Herscher, 1982. 96 ills. on 78 pls. (12 color). Unpaginated [112 pp.]. Cloth with dustjacket in Plastikeen transparent sleeve. 30 x 28 cm. Selected from 3000 photographs taken by Hockney between 1962 and 1982. Text in French. Very good. Mild foxing in the front..... More

New York: George Wittenborn, 1967. 64 pp. of plates (1 in sepia), including 7 gatefolds & 18 double- or triple-spreads + 2 tissue overlays and 24 small illustrations. Unpaginated [148 pp.]. Rough tan cloth covers with lavishly decorated dustjacket in Simplex transparent sleeve. 31.5 x 21.8 cm. Text in parallel..... More

Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1987. Color frontispiece and 100 pls. (85 color) + 16 ills. (4 color). 190 pp. Red cloth with silver titling on spine, in dustjacket with Brodart sleeve. 24.8 x 26.9 cm. The catalogue illustrates 76 works. Figure 15, "Franklin's footpath," is perhaps the ultimate color-field..... More

Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1970. Frontispiece and 14 mounted plates in color +5 text ills. + 943 catalogue illustrations with full scholarly descriptions. 322 pp. Dark-red cloth with gilt titling and dustjacket in Brodart sleeve. 31.2 x 24.2 cm. A brilliant and much sought-after catalogue raisonné of the great..... More

Houston, Texas: Billy F. Price Publishing Co., 1984. Primarily illustrations: 92 in color and over 750 illustrated catalogue entries in black and white. The first 18 pp. contain brief texts: "Introduction"; "Hitler and the fine arts"; "The researchers"; "The collectors." Entries date from a sketch of two apples in 1899..... More

Hidden Hills, California: the artist, 1979. Artists' book. 21 leaves photocopied one side only from the artist's holograph text and drawings and from two typed documents. Velobound with transparent covers. 23 x 21.7 cm. Two copies located at Getty and Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. OCLC locates it as..... More

Urbana, Illinois: University of Illinois, 1975. Primarily b/w illustrations & diagrams with texts and captions in parallel English and Polish. [21] pp. Off-white card covers. 27.9 x 21.6 cm. The actions documented are: "The instrument" (1971); "Action in Space" (1972); "Vehicle" (1973); "Drawing of stool" (1974); "Ladder" (1975); and "Demonstrative..... More

Genève: Ecart Publications, 1974. Artists's book. The Tate guesses either 920 or 420 copies, but this one clearly is 101 of 420. The limitation is on the final page. This artists’ publication is a squat miniature book of 150 to 200 pp., with paper covers and glued with a cloth..... More

Milano: Bruno Alfieri, 1964. Profusely illustrated in b/w. [8] advertising pp. (2 in color) + xix + [1] + 223 + (2) pp. White boards with dustjacket. 22.7 cm square. The first of an excellent but short-lived publication on the latest in world architecture. Texts in Italian, English, French, and..... More

New York: Grolier Club, 1907. 300 copies. A near-fine copy with slipcase. Ed. by Baron Roger Portalis. Translated by Carolyn Shipman. 14 splended hors-texte plates of bindings in colors and gold. xlv + 386 pp. Half-blue morocco and boards with gilt titling. Untrimmed deckle edges on the leading edge and..... More

New York: Second Half Publishing Co., Spring 1958–Spring 1960 & Autumn 1965. Profusely illustrated (part color). Original paper covers. Approximately 29 x 24 cm. One of the relatively few publications of any kind with direct contributions from Abstract Expressionist and New York School artists, including Guston, both de Koonings, Reinhardt..... More

New York: Noonday Press; Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1992 (6th printing). Paper covers with painting by the poet. [xii] + [516] pp. 21.6 s 15.5 cm. Inscribed on the half-title by the then-newly minted Nobel laureate, "To the unknown reader, Derek Walcott, 93." Two small spots on the half-title. iSBN..... More