New York: Kootz Gallery, 1950. A single sheet 45 x 30.3 cm printed one side and folded twice to make a 4-page folder 23.5 x 15.3 cm. Cover decoration by the artist + 2 ills. The catalogue lists 14 paintings. 1 light spot at the upper edge and a shallow..... More

Berlin: Malik-Verlag, 1923. A single sheet printed one side in black and folded once. 35 x 25 cm. Describes the various original editions of this much-reprinted work: Ausgabe A, B I, B II, C, and D. Light soil and foxing; some wrinkling along the left edge, and a piece about..... More

NY: Films International of New York, 1947. “7 dreams sold by Joe, the dream salesman.” 7 remarkable Surrealist films, especially Max Ernst's “Desire,” with the sailors drowning in storm-tossed seas under the sleeping woman's bed. 29 illustrations. 24 pp. (half of them cropped to 12 cm wide). Green covers with..... More

San Francisco: San Francisco Art Institute, 1977. Inscribed 9/77 to David and Eleanor Antin. Many monochrome illustrations on 12 leaves (variously, single, double, and triple size; a total of 46 pages), all loose in printed tan paper folder. 22.9 x 20.4 cm (page size). The Harrisons' environmental art is justly..... 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

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

Topanga, California: 1981. Cover: “Torn sky woods,” by Ken Ruth. Interview of Rachel Rosenthal, by Claudia Chapline. Many b/w ills. 26 pp. Decorated card covers. 27.6 x 21.5 cm. Also articles by Joan Burleigh, Myra Taylor, Elenore Welles, and Dan Giesler. Covers browned. Thc scan of the cover is brighter..... More

The artist, undated. Vladimir Kovenatsky was a talented artist who died too young. This collection consists of 9 ink drawings on good paper 42 x 29.8 cm, all initialled on the verso in red crayon; 1 ink wash drawing on lightly textured paper 31.5 x 41.2 cm, unsigned; 9 large..... More

[New York?]. No ills. White on black cover + 12 leaves printed one side. Bound loosely with one staple at the top edge. Letter size, 28 x 21.7 cm. This ephemeral publication begins with a series of critical questions posed by Ann Stubbs to the critic Donald B. Kuspit, and..... More

Paris: Robert et Lydie Dutrou, 2000. Original cover by Alechinsky (silkscreen?) + 6 plates (2 in color). [31] pp. Stiff paper covers. 35.4 x 27.5 cm. eight 4-page signatures loose in paper covers, as issued. Poems face the plates. Top edge of front cover slightly rough on open end; otherwise..... More

New York: Artforum 1971. Profusely illustrated (some color). 94 pp. Decorated paper covers. 27 x 26.6 cm. Includes articles on Joyce Wieland, Paul Sharits, Man Ray, Moholy-Nagy, George Landow, and Warhol by Hollis Frampton, Robert Smithson, Michael Snow, Richard Serra, Joan Jonas, Barbara Rose, Max Kozloff, Stephen Koch, and others..... More

New York: Rizzoli, 1981. Primarily plates and illustrations (part color). 111 pp. Decorated paper covers. 28.5 x 21.8 cm. The architect for the Jewish Museum in Berlin, the master plan for the World Trade Center site in Manhattan, and many other significant buildings provides here a dazzling group of drawings..... More

Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art, 1985. 3 sheets of newsprint printed both sides in both directions, approx. 54 x 86 cm / 21-1/4 x 30 in. The nested sheets are folded in 8ths to make a roughly letter-sized publication of 48 pp. or a large tabloid of 24. The..... More