Tucson, Arizona: Taylor and Taylor (Printers), 1945. Quarto. 31 unnumbered pages with 16 illustrations [8 plates in color). The last work of the artist's life was issued by his wife, Edith Hamlin Dixon. The four-page introduction by Arthur Millier gives a nice sketch of his life. Besides listing his many..... More
Denver, CO; (1983): Old West Publishing Co. Octavo. 227pp. Revised and expanded edition, and twice as long as the 1955 edition. The revision and corrections bring the text up to date with four new chapters prepared especially for this edition. Illustrated with color and black and white illustrations, text, with..... More
Dallas; (1994): Collectors Covey. Limited Edition. Quarto. Limited to 1,000 signed copies of which this is #408 with one of 100 artist's proofs in laid into a special envelope. Color illustrations. Tom Davis has written the text with artist Ken Carlson providing his commentary. A fine copy bound in 1/4..... More
Helena MT: Falcon Publishing, 2000. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. Limited to 100 copies signed by the editor Rick Newby and Larry Len Peterson who wrote the introduction. 364p. Pioneer Scout in Montana wrote his original edition a hundred years ago. In 1913 he commisisoned Charles M. Russell to provide..... More
Santa Fe, NM; (1979): Fenn Galleries Publishing, Inc. First Edition. Square Quarto. 135pp. Signed by both Artist Ned Jacob and Author. A magnificent illustrative and personal biography of the maverick Southwest artist Ned Jacob. He had early training in art but hitchhiked to Montana at age 18 and lived with..... More
(Scottsdale, Az 1985): Desert Wind Publications. First Edition. Quarto. . 106pp. inscribed by the author. beautifully illustrated with full color illustrations. The author traveled to the Baja region for well over twenty years. He has seen and studied the beauty of the land overlooking the degradation of the poor lifestyle..... More
(One Horse Land & Cattle Co.Sante Fe, New Mexico, 2007). First Edition. Quarto. First printing, Limited. 369 pages, limited. to less than 100 copies with the original John Henry Sharp engraving of an Indian woman bound in. .Joseph Henry Sharp, watched and recorded a way of life long since faded..... More
(Montana, 2004): University of Montana Press/Far Country Ress, First Edition. Quarto. 103pp., in collaboration with Stephen E. Ambrose and an introduction by Harry Fritz, illustrated in color. An artisti rendition of the historic journey of Lewis and Clark presented in chronological order according to the many journals kept during the..... More
Flagstaff: Northland Press, 1979. 10 of her limited edition prints (blue on white) intaglio prints each signed and numbered #31 (limited to 50 copies). More
San Francisco, CA: John Howell-Books, 1971. First Edition. Quarto. 318pp. each with one or two illustrations in black and with, [p. 319] Prefatory note, which explains the index of titles which has three principal divisions: title used in this book, alternate titles which may be found o Borein etchings elsewhere..... More
New York: The MacMillan Co, 1948. First Edition. Octavo. 239pp., This is the story of a man, George Catlin who by a dream, became one of America's greatest painters, whose genius only now is beginning to be recognized. This is his first biography. Bound in brown cloth spine lettered and..... More
Austin, Texas; (1963): Published for the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art By the University of Texas. First Edition. Quarto. 103 pages, bibliography. A review copy with card laid in dated 1/24/63. This work is an exciting pictorial record of the spotted horse in many cultures and through many centuries..... More
7 1/2" x 10 1/2" The couple spent the winter of 1935 in Tempe, AZ., Helen's hometown. Tom was taken by the quality of the desert light and the landscape for his work. He would be quoted that southern Arizona "…has more accessible scenes and subjects than any other place..... More
College Station, (1983): Texas A & M University Press. First Edition. Octavo. 408 pp. Edited by Robert Metzger. Introduction by Paul Horgan and illustrated with several black and white photographic images of Hurd. Hurd was a student of N.C. Wyeth. This book spans fifty years of Hurd's life. It also..... More
Kansas City, MO: The Lowell Press, 1972. First Edition. Oblong Octavo. 102pp. full-page color illustrations by Byron B. Wolfe, with narrative text. In brown cloth, with gold lettering. In illustrated dust jacket, with oval color plate (spine lightly tanned). More
New York: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1947. First Edition. Hard Cover. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 245 pp. 32 full-color plates, 16 half-tone plates, 29 in-text line drawings. Slight rubbing front cover and spine. More
Jackson, Wy. 2005, 2012 and 2013: Mollring Enterprises. Limited Editions. Quarto. 4 volume set: 2 Volumes: Volume I is 401pp., Volume II is 302 pp. bound in green silk weave fine cloth binding with all edges gilt, in original slipcase unopened and limited to 400 copies, the other volume highlighting..... More
Tucson; (2004): Settlers West Galleries. First Edition. 0blong Quarto. 259p. index, illustrated in color and in black and white. The artist, Frank Stick besides capturing the outdoors on canvas he produced beautiful art for Leslie's magazine, Field and Stream, Outdoor American, and various other magazines, books, calendars and more. He..... More
New York; (1980): Watson-Guptill Publications. First Edition. Quarto. First printing. 176pp. The Taos art color included a diverse group of artists. This is a major study of their lives, their art and the legends they created, as well as a fascinating examination of the unique relationship between the Taos artists..... More
Tokyo and New York, (1977): Kodansha. First Edition. Quarto. First printing. 300 pages, index, bibliography, genealogical charts. Besides being signed by Susan Peterson and Maria Poveka, it is signed by Santana Martinez, Barbara Gonzalez, and John noo-ilke [?] and dated November 1977. 337 photographs of pottery, many colored. Maria Martinez..... More
Norman, OK; (2007): University of Oklahoma Press. First Edition. Quarto. 348p. Foreword by Anne Morand. Bibliography, index, exhibition history and over 200 color and black-and-white reproductions of Charlie Russell's greatest works. In addition, there is an access code that provides private access to more than 4,000 of his works. This..... More
(Nyghard and Elliot Publishing Co. Boseman, MT, 1991(. First Edition. Oblong Octavo. ). 132pp. Frontispiece. Illustrated with 98 color plates and 2 black and white plates. The first expose visually chronicling the life's work of Robert Lougheed. Forward contributed by Tom Lovell, Wilson Hurley and Wayne Wolfe. A fine copy..... More
College Station; (1985): Texas A & M University Press. First Edition. Oblong Quarto. With an introduction by Donald L. Weismann. 147 pages, 61 plates. Signed by the Author on the half-title page and additionally inscribed to Pam and Lee Marvin "with affections and admirations" Don, Austin, Texas 9/9/1985. Besides the..... More
Flagstaff; (1972): Northland Press. First Edition. Quarto. Limited to only 104 copies signed by Reed and Schmidt. The present copy is number 57. The "Grizzly Bear" was Mr. Von Schmidt's first sculpture. This book won the coveted Western Heritage Award for the best Western art book in 1972. The artist..... More
San Diego: Frontier Heritage Press, 1971. Limited Edition. Oblong Quarto. Limited to 100 copies. The present copy is #90. 1x [2] 191 [1] pp. Illustrated in color and black and white. This issue is important since it is the first definitive biography of the artist. The Santa Fe New Mexican..... More