New York: Charles Cowles, 1972-1973. This bound volume contains all the year's exceptional issues. Some highlights: September 1972 (11:1) Rosenquist, Matisse, Lissitzky. October (11:2) Oldenburg, Smithson, Larry Bell. November (11:3) di Suvero, photography, Smithson, Pollock Hesse, Man Ray. December (11:4) Bochner, Schlemmer, performance, Man Ray. January 1973 (11:5) film issue..... More

San Francisco: Artforum, 1964. Color cover of "The Birthday," by Edward Kienholz. Profusely illustrated (including 8 color plates). 91 + [4] pp. 26.9 x 26.6 cm. One of the rarest of all issues of Artforum, in part because of its fragile cover printed on text-weight paper and two even more..... More

Roma: Collezione dell'Obeliscok Carlo Bestetti, Edizioni de;Arte, 1948. 8 splendid mounted color halftone plates and 8 monochrome drawings by Salvador Dali; 6 other monochrome illustrations and decorations; 6 monochrome advertisements by Dali, Jean Cocteau, Leonor Fini, and others for luxury goods. 36 unnumbered pages. Paper covers decorated with a typically..... More

New York: Art-Rite Publishing Co., 1973-1978. Newsprint with self covers. All issues roughly letter size. Normal condition is browned at the edges with some signs of handling. No. 21, the virtually unobtainable final issue, is a facsimile. The original consisted only of a cover, with no contents. Judy Rifka decorated..... More

[San Francisco: Cranium Press]: Maya Quarto Eight, 1970. One of 250 copies (300 total). Inscribed with elaborate mandala-type drawing to Lynne Lonidier and Pauline Oliveros: "for Lynne and Pauline mit luv in San Diego at the Leucadia house May 1970 Robert." [12] pp. on Tovil paper. Brown paper covers with..... More

Santa Monica, California: Astro Artz, 1990. Profusely illustrated in black & white. 88 pp. Decorated paper cover by Adrian Piper (in color). 28 x 21.7 cm. Contents: "Black and blue: toward an African aesthetic," by E. Ethelbert Miller; "A second heart: racism, identity and the blues aesthetic," by Wanda Coleman;..... More

San Francisco: The City Llghts Books Pocket Bookshop, 1955. The Pocket Poets Series No. 1. It all began here. True first edition of five hundred unnumbered copies printed letterpress by David Ruff on cream laid paper. 27 poems on 44 unnumbered pp. Stiff, black card covers printed in yellow, with..... More

Zürich [later Lugano, Switzerland]: James Fitzsimmons, 1956-1984. An unbroken run of 72 very early issues (80 numbers + 3 duplicates) of this superb periodical, partially bound somewhat irregularly in three half-leather and red cloth volumes plus separate copies in the original covers, See below for details. Approx. 35 x 25..... More

New York, October 1942. Series 2, no. 3, October 1942: Vertigo issue. Orange covers with red drawing by Hanani Meller. Profusely illustrated in black and white. 32 pp. Paper covers. 26.3 x 18.4 cm. Drawings by Kurt Seligmann, Pavel Tchelitchew, and André Masson. Texts by Roger Caillois, Parker Tyler, Nicolas..... More

New York: View Editions, 1946. Geometric cover design by John Tunnard. Illustrations by Tchelitchew, Chagall, Oscar Dominguez, and Charles Rain. 22 pp. Decorated paper covers. 30.8 x 23.5 cm. Text includes "A sleepy tune," and "Some notes on Shakespeare," by Edith Sitwell; "The circular ruins," by Jorge Luis Borges; "My..... More

New York: Second Half Publishing Co., Autumn 1958. 2 hors-texte color plates + 24 b/w plates & 24 b/w ills. 60 pp. Original paper cover by Franz Kline. 29 x 22.9 cm. The second issue of one of the most important of any of the relatively few publications with direct..... More

San Francisco: City Lights, 1968. Black-and-white paper covers.. 148 pp. 15.8 x 12.3 cm. As new. **True first edition, printed in letterpress by Villiers Press, London, England, with a sewn binding and Villiers' notice inside the rear cover. 5000 copies published in May 1968. The stated "First American Edition" is..... More

[New York? the artist? 1960]. Manifesto. Single sheet of light-weight paper printed one side.21.5 cm square. According to the abstract of a paper by Jennifer Josten written for PART: the Journal of the CUNY PhD Program in Art History, 2008: "On the evening of March 17, 1960, 250 invited guests..... More