London: G. Michelmore & Co., n.d. [ca. 1930]. First edition. Soft cover. 264p, 386 generally long entries. Very occasional penciling. Comprises "many important Business, Political, and Literary Documents and Letters," including the Goodricke and Banks papers, early charters, a Hans Christian Andersen collection, fine bindings, illuminated manuscripts, a Luther collection..... More

New York: Galerie Denise Rene, 1975. Kupka. First edition. Soft cover. [20]p, many ills., a few in color. Duplicated typewritten addenda laid in. Exhibition catalogue of over 30 works from the 1920s-30s: chiefly drawings and gouaches, a few oils. Ragon's text is excerpted from an article in Cimaise. Can be..... More

St. Gallen, Switzerland: Galerie im Erker, 1958. Dix, Otto. First edition. 20p, many black-and-white ills. Very good paperbound. Owner's neat ink name. Texts by Otto Nebel on Dix's war subjects, and by Otto Conzelmann on "overcoming sentimentality." There is no list of the items in the exhibition. Can be sent..... More

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1950. Salter, George. Book club edition. Hardcover (boards). 307p, no ills. Unclipped jacket (price $2.75). Covers printed in blue, red, and white. Jacket (and presumably cover) design by George Salter. Novel about the boy Peter, who, as he lies unconscious following an accident, dreams that..... More

Santa Barbara: University of California Santa Barbara Art Galleries, 1969. First edition [1 of 600 copies]. Paperbound (printed foil). 108p, 113 photos and line ills.  One of 600 copies; designed by David Gebhard.  (Two later editions were issued.)  Covers scuffed, spine faded; internally very good.  The photo is too pale. ..... More

New York: Grand Central Art Galleries Art Education Association, 1982. First edition. Hardcover. 94p, many ills., including 8 color pls. Important exhibition of this lyrical landscape style, which fell out of favor in the wake of modernism and is now highly valued. Overview by Gerdts, followed by chapters on four..... More

Vienna: Gilhofer & Ranschburg, n.d. [early to mid-1930s]. First edition. Soft cover (covers dusty, age soiled). 381 detailed entries, 37 line ills. + 15 pls. Large folding frontispiece from a ca.1575 table of the planets. Blank order card laid in, also an addenda sheet adding one item. "Including astrology, calendars..... More

New Haven: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, 1989. First edition. Soft cover. 48p, a few ills. Designed by Greer Allen, printed by Meriden-Stinehour Press. Annotated catalogue of 346 books and periodicals by and about Ernst, or inscribed to him, or simply owned by him, which were donated..... More

Zagreb, Croatia: Igepa [printed by Cerovski Print Boutique, Zagreb], N.d. [after 2001]. Privately printed, not for sale. Hardcover. N.p.,many ills., most in color; some folding. No jacket (as issued?). Various graphic artists interpret Milton Glaser's "Ten Things I Have Learned," from his 2001 AIGA talk. Inspired by Glaser though not..... More

Hopewell, NJ: Ecco Press, 1998. First paperback edition (1st pub. 1997). Soft cover. 112p, no ills. "Signed by the author" label on front cover; bookstore price sticker on back cover. Boldly signed by Graham on title page. Graham had recently won the Pulitzer Prize; this was her seventh book of..... More

Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Library, 1992. First edition. Soft cover. Harvard Library Bulletin, new series, Summer 1992 (vol. 3, no. 2). 104p, many ills. Record of a pioneering student exhbition. Introduction by Greene, interview with Brazilian poet and critic Augusto de Campos, Charles Perrone on Brazilian concrete poetry, Marjorie Perloff..... More

London: Feisenberger, 1947-1951. First edition. Soft cover. Variously paged and illustrated. Cat. 16 issued by Feisenberger & Gurney. Cat. 1 offers 186 annotated "fine books and manuscripts," some with corrected entries pasted in. The others each offer several hundred old and rare books, manuscripts, incunabula, illustrated books, bindings, and works..... More

New York: H.P. Kraus, n.d. [1960]. First edition. Soft cover. Fifty "manuscripts and documents, many unpublished and unrecorded, early printed and illustrated books including important first editions, charts and atlases," all described in meticulous detail.  Includes the Amoretti Codex of Vespucci, which Kraus later donated to The Library of Congress..... More