New York: Alfred Stieglitz, 1913. Softcover. First edition. Tall quarto. Printed gray wrappers. Several small tears along the edges of the yapped wrappers, but otherwise a fresh and crisp very nice copy. Article by Gertrude Stein, and an in-depth article on the Armory Show. More

London: Printed for G. Kearsly, (1774-1775). Hardcover. Quarto. Publisher's paper covered boards. 20 plates. Moderate erosion at the edges of the narrow paper covered spine, front fly lacking, tiny hole near the foredge. Includes 20 fine engravings dated between 1774-1775, the etchings are roughly divided between mythological subjects, stately manors..... More

Strathmore Americana, [circa 1990]. Softcover. First edition. Illustrated in color. Fine in pictorial wrappers. Designer Michael Mabry's American trademark–themed sample booklet created to show off Strathmore Paper Company's Americana line of text and cover grades. Feature variously colored, textured papers, alongside two essays on trademark legacy. More

[San Francisco?]: California Society of Etchers, [circa 1913]. Softcover. First edition. 16mo. 32pp. Illustrated. Stapled printed wrappers. Staples a little rusted, slight wear, near fine. Combination exhibition catalog and promotional pamphlet. More

Paris: Denoel & Steele, 1930. Softcover. First edition. Translated by Jacques Dyssord. Small quarto. 19 Illustrations by Carlo Rim. Printed wrappers. Fine in fine publisher's unprinted glassine dust Jacket. One of 800 copies. Illustrated with amusing and mildly erotic pochoir drawings. More

New York: American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1952. Softcover. Booklet. Small quarto. 60pp. Stapled wrappers. Wraps lightly rubbed, a few small bumps and nicks along the edges, pages toned, very good. A magazine produced for the Third Annual Magazine Show, held by the American Institute of Graphic Arts in 1952..... More

San Francisco: Old Uncle Gaylord's Artist's Opening, 1982. Unbound. Illustrated broadside. Printed in black and white on better quality blue paper. 12" x 9". Small tears along the bottom margin, very good or better. *OCLC* locates no copies. More

(Zurich: Schule für Gestaltung Studienbereich Fotografie, 1994). Softcover. First edition. Large octavo. Text in German with some English. Sewn wrappers with French flaps. Illustrated in color from photographs and artwork. Wrappers a bit rubbed and the corners are lightly bumped, very good or better. An art book combining photography with..... More

London: Elkin Mathews and John Lane, 1893-97. Hardcover. A collection of 25 volumes from the Keynotes Series of Novels and Short Stories, which eventually ran to 33 titles over the course of its publication by John Lane in London from 1893-97. This collection includes the first 15 consecutive volumes and..... More

New York: The American Institute of Graphic Arts, 1936. Softcover. Exhibition catalog. Foreword by Melbert B. Cary Jr., 35, [13] pp. Illustrated. Printed wrappers with embossed element. Front cover very lightly soiled along the foredge else fine. An interesting and nicely produced catalog. Prints "The Textbook of the Past" by..... More

Palo Alto, California: CA Magazine, 1967. Softcover. First edition. Foreword by Arthur N. Inman. Quarto. Wrappers a trifle worn else fine. The majority of the book consists of matrices of color swatches. More

(København): Brøndums Forlag, 1970. Softcover. First edition. Octavo. Illustrated. Unprinted wrappers. Text in Danish and English. Two faint bends on front wrap, else near fine in near fine illustrated dust jacket. From a limited edition, this is lettered copy X Signed and dated by Kurt Trampedach. More

New York: Harry N. Abrams, (1976). Hardcover. First edition. Quarto. 611pp. Illustrated. Light foxing on topedge, near fine in a near fine dust jacket with modest rubbing. "The liveliest and most comprehensive book on the graphic arts ever published." More