Los Angeles; (1993): The Los Angeles Times. Limited Edition. Quarto. Limited to 1200 copies, the present copy is number 482 signed by the author. 208pp. Introduction By Shelby Coffey III. One of the most distinguished political cartoonist in the world, Paul Conrad has been the editorial cartoonist for the Los..... More
New York: Atheneum, 1967. Nickolas Muray. First Edition. Folio. Folio, 307pp. Approximately 150 full page b&w portrait photographs of athletes, writers and musicians, and movie stars; an almost haunting gallery of images that envoked an era. Each portrait captioned by Paul Gallico, a celebrated sport writer that rose to the..... More
[Bologna, 2008): Fondazione FMR Marilena Ferrari. First Edition. Quarto. A special edition not for sale, limited to 1000 copies, The present copy is number 479. 211pp. table of contents and colophon, written in English and Italian with personal recollections of the man by Claudio Abbado, Renata Scotto, and Franco Zeffirelli..... More
Vail, Co. Nd.(ca.2010): Diamond Tail Press. Limited Edition. Thick Quarto. Limited to 3000 copies. 359p. index. illustrated with nearly 400 color illustrations. A handsome copy bound in black cloth stamped in blind, spine lettering black, in fine pictorial dust jacket. More
New York: Harry N. Abrams. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Folio, vii, 112 extra-large plates--100 in full color (hand-mounted). With commentaries by Vinzenze Oberhammer. In gold-lettered, light blue cloth, and illustrated dust jacket (double edge for durability). This is the only copy lised online at the moment... More
New York; (1990): Harry N. Abrams. First Edition. Square Quarto. Signed by the author after his preface. 303pp. bound in dark green cloth lettered in a light blue, spine lettering light blue. A lovely copy, fine in fine pictorial dust jacket. This is an authorative study of Frank Lloyd Wright's..... More
New York: Grossman Publishers, 1973. First Edition. Oblong Quarto. 213pp., illustrated with photographs by A.C. Vroman. A splendid 19th century window to Native Americans of southwestern deserts: The Hopi, the Zuni, the Navajo, and the Pueblos of Rio Grande. Notes of A. C. Vroman, his techniques, his apartment in Pasadena..... More