(Audubon)
Audubon June.
2004. Sixteen-color screenprint. AP i/vi. Framed. (Frame measures 29 by 36 1/2 in.). Unframed prints available as well. Contact us for details. More
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(Audubon)
Audubon March.
2015. Original watercolor. Framed. (Frame measures 29 by 36 1/2 in.). Unframed prints available as well. Contact us for details. More
(Audubon)
Audubon May.
2009. Seventeen-color screenprint. Ed. 65. (Measures 22 by 29 1/2 in.). More
(Audubon)
Audubon November.
2008. Nineteen-color screenprint. AP ii/vi. Framed. (Frame measures 29 1/2 by 37 in.). Unframed prints available as well. Contact us for details. More
(Audubon)
Audubon October.
2006. Seventeen-color screenprint. Ed. 65. Framed. (Frame measures 29 1/4 by 36 3/4 in.). Unframed prints available as well. Contact us for details. More
(Audubon)
Audubon Passenger Pigeon.
2005. Sixteen-color screenprint. Ed. 65. (Measures 22 by 30 in.). More
(Audubon)
Audubon September.
2010. Seventeen-color screenprint. AP iii/vii. Framed. (Frame measures 29 1/2 by 36 1/2 in.). Unframed prints available as well. Contact us for details. More
(Audubon)
Cat and Canary.
2014. Original watercolor. Framed. (Frame measures 27 1/2 x 35 1/2 in.). More
(Automobile Trade Catalogue)
Advertising Poster for Mathis Cars.
(Strasbourg: Mathis, 1933). (1)ff., folded into sixths. Printed in bright color on both sides, the poster depicts a variety of four- and six-cylinder cars available from the French automaker Mathis for the 1934 model year. These include the EMY4 and EMY6, available in the convertible St. Moritz, Deauville coupe, and... More
(Automobile Trade Catalogue)
Panhard & Levassor catalogue for 1922.
Paris: (Illustra E. Vidal, 1922). Oblong folio. (11)ff. A deluxe catalogue for the French automaker Panhard & Levassor illustrated with bright color plates depicting their latest models, mounted on pages of heavy tan card. On the facing pages are dramatic views of famous French locales by Georges Dorival, the renowned... More
(Automobile Trade Catalogue)
Salmson S4D.
(Paris: Société des Moteurs Salmson, 1934). Quarto. (8)ff. Catalogue promoting the Salmson S4D, from French automaker Société des Moteurs Salmson, illustrated throughout with black & white photographs depicting the interior, exterior, motor, and chassis of the vehicle. At the center of the booklet are five loose color posters with illustrations... More
(Aviation)
Aircraft Markings.
N.p. (1930). (28)ff. An informative watercolor manuscript describing the wing and rudder markings of aircraft from the United States, Latin America, Asia, and Europe. Most of the markings date from around the end of World War I, charting the rise of military aviation. The wing marking included under the description... More
(Balfour, Ronald)
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
London: Constable, (1920). Small quarto. (76)ff. One of fifty copies printed on Japon, signed by the artist, and with an extra hand-colored illustration. Illustrated with six full-color plates and thirty-two in black & white, some of which have touches of color, as well as numerous smaller line drawings throughout. Balfour's... More
(Barbarian Press)
Fancy. 8 Odes of John Keats.
Mission, BC, Canada: Barbarian Press, 2015. 16mo. (74)pp. From an edition of 140 copies, this is one of 90 copies in the Regular state. Each ode begins with a woodcut by English. The volume contains all five of Keats' "Great Odes" and three others: "Ode: Bards of Passion", "Ode on... More
(Barbier, George)
Falbalas & Fanfreluches: Almanach des Modes, Présentes, Passées et Futures pour 1924.
Paris: Meynial, 1924. Small quarto. 12pp., + (12)ff. of colored plates. One of 600 copies. Art Deco legend George Barbier contributed fashion plates to several albums and almanacs starting in 1912 before finally starting his own publication in 1922 titled Falbalas et Fanfreluches. Each annual issue included an almanac for... More
(Barbier, George)
La Guirlande album mensuel d'art et littérature.
(Paris): M. François Bernouard, (1919-1920). Small quarto. 11 fasicles, each one of out of 800 copies. Complete, with 60 hors-texte plates by George Barbier, Umberto Brunelleschi, Domergue, Cadogan, Bonnette, Blanche, A. Rome, Cito, Tacquoy, Wegener, Vallée, and other leading Art Deco designers and illustrators. In addition to the plates, there... More
(Barnum, P.T.)
Auto-Biography of Barnum; or, The Opening of the Oyster.
Danbury, CT: 1889. 16pp. A miniature book illustrated with cartoonish vignettes throughout. The autobiography of this famous circus man, written in a humorous style and dedicated to "the Bearded Lady and her hairs forever." Fine in printed wrappers. (2 3/16 by 1 3/4; 55x45mm). (Welsh 405). More
(Barrie, J. M.)
Autograph letter, signed, together with The Allahakbarries C. C.
1934, 1950. (1)ff. autograph letter, dated July 25th, 1934. A letter from J. M. Barrie to William Maldon "Bill" Woodfull, the Australian cricketer who captained both the Victoria and Australia cricket teams. Barrie comments on the fourth game of the 1934 Ashes series, in which Australia played against England, saying... More
(Baskin, Leonard)
Self portrait with green cat.
1973. Lithographic print, 22 inches tall by 16 inches wide, printed on Arches paper. One of fifty, signed by the artist. Leonard Baskin was an American artist, sculptor, and printmaker. He founded the Gehenna Press while still a student at Yale, and he taught at Smith College in Massachusetts from... More
(Beardsley, Aubrey)
Volpone: or, The Foxe. With a Critical Essay on the Author by Vincent O'Sullivan, and a Frontispiece, Five Initial Letters, and a Cover Design Illustrative and Decorative by Aubrey Beardsley. Together with an Eulogy of the Artist by Robert Ross.
London: Leonard Smithers, 1898. Quarto. xlv, 193pp. From a total edition of 1,100 copies, this is one of 100 deluxe copies bound in full vellum, with an extra, enlarged set of the five pictorial initials tipped-in. Out of the 24 drawings planned, Beardsley lived only long enough to complete five... More
(Beardsley, Aubrey)
Salome. A Tragedy in One Act.
London / Boston: Elkins Mathews & John Lane / Copeland & Day, 1894. Small quarto. (x), 66, (2)pp., + 13ff. plates. First English and first illustrated edition. One of 125 copies on Japan vellum. In addition to the ten black & white plates after drawings by Aubrey Beardsley listed at... More
(Bell, Kendrick)
At the Zoo. A Book of Block-prints.
Milwaukee, WI: Milwaukee WPA, (c. 1935). Quarto. 14ff. First and presumably only edition. Title-page vignette and eleven brightly colored prints by Kendrick Bell. The accompanying rhyming verse touches upon each animal depicted. The Milwaukee Handicraft Project was an offshoot of the WPA that was founded by a faculty member of... More
(Bemelmans, Ludwig)
Watercolor drawing of Madeline.
(c. 1956). Watercolor and ink on paper, measuring 11 by 8 1/2 inches (28x22cm). Matted and framed. Signed by Bemelmans. This shoulder-length portrait of Bemelmans’s most enduring character is done in the later, bold style encountered in Madeline and the Bad Hat, and it shows red-headed Madeline wearing her characteristic... More
(Bester, Alfred)
The Demolished Man.
Chicago: Shasta Publishers, (1953). First edition. Award-winning science fiction author Poul Anderson’s copy, with his signature on the front flyleaf. A science fiction detective novel set in the 24th century in which the most talented mutant law enforcer, or Esper, in the world is matched against the richest man in... More