Fort Worth, Texas; (2003): Amon Carter Museum of Western Art. First Edition. Quarto. There was a special limited edition of 150 copies, this is the trade edition. 255pp., illustrated throughout, bound in black paper covered boards, spine lettering silver, pictorial endpapers. A fine copy in nearly fine pictorial dust jacket... More
2004. . In 2004 Master Stone Carver and Sculptor, Oreland Joe created the Navajo Code Talker Memorial, a nine foot memorial. Number #21 in a limited edition of only 100. Oreland Joe is the only Native American to be inducted in the Cowboy Artist of America as well as being... More
Santa Fe; (1992): Glenn Green Galleries. First Edition. Thick Quarto. 2nd printing. 263pp., illustrated with 132 color and nearly 300 black and white photographic illustrations. Facsimile signature on second blank. This is the first major book on the life and work of the dean of Native American sculptures. The text... More
Tucson, Az; (1980): University of Arizona Press. Zuniga, Francisco. First Edition. Quarto. Signed by the author Francisco Zuniga, 151pp. 137 monochrome plates. Includes Reich's interview with the artists.. Chronology. List of exhibits. Notes. Bibliography. Index. A rich compendium on the art and influences of this Latin master artist from Mexico... More
Berlin: Deutscher Verein Fur Kunstwissenschaft, 1934. First Edition. Quarto. 156 pp. German text. Fraktur. illustrated with 80 sepia-toned plates. Russ (1455-1525) was a German sculptor. This work gives the history of his work with illustrations of his beautiful work. Bound in tan cloth lettered in red, spine lettering red, some... More