By Sue Startruck, California 1977. Staple bound, illustrated throughout in black and white.
By Sue Startruck, California 1977. Staple bound, illustrated throughout in black and white.
Published by Sidney Janis Gallery, 1959. 22 pages, illustrated throughout.
Published by Gagosian Gallery, 1998. First edition. Signed on the half title page by the artist.
By Jean-Clarence Lambert. 261 pp, illustrated throughout, a thorough survey of the postwar revolutionary art movement Cobra.
By Cummings G. Walker, 1968. First edition. A scarce title in hardcover, this book is a psychedelic take on one of the oldest forms of mass media communication-the poster.
By Ed Sanders, Frontier Press, 1967. Second enlarged edition. A collection of poems by Ed Sanders initially published as an early book initiated by the Vietnam War and and as an example of Frontier Press’ early political efforts. The various incarnations of the book link several vital communities of the 1960s alternative poetry movement.
Passadena: Ambassador College Press, 1978. An educational pamphlet released by Ambassador College Research Department warning students against the dangers of the freewheeling 1960′s and ’70s subcultures.
3 volumes. First edition.Paris: Fondation Le Corbusier; New York: The Architectural History Foundation, 1981 and 1982.
by Michel Seuphor. First UK edition. 443 pages, 34 tipped in color plates.
by Stephen Gan, 1991. The “Erotica” issue, limited edition of 1000 numbered copies. Designed to evoke the teasing raunchiness of plain brown pornography mailers. Contributions by Mats Gustafson, Ruben Toledo, Steven Meisel, Bill Cunningham and Jean Paul Goude among others.
by Douglas Blazek, Black Rabbit Press, 1969. First edition, limited to 500 copies. Illustrated with 2 black and white woodcuts.
by Keith Haring, 1982. First edition, illustrated in b&w.
by Ernesto Rogers, 1957. First Edition, illustrated throughout in b&w.
by Ulrickw Bock and Arno Waldschmidt, 1969. First edition, profusely illustrated with reproductions of photographs of a button on it’s journey across the female body.
Artist Equity Association, 1954. First edition, limited to two thousand copies. Illustrated with original prints by a wide cross-section of American artists.