Rochester: George Eastman House, 1959. First and only edition. INSCRIBED BY MANY. Inscribed to Ed L. Gates by many of the photographers. Among them Ansel Adams, Minor White, James E. Durrell, Jr., Paul Caponigro, Gene Saunders, and Beaumont Newhall, the director of Eastman House. A handwritten note from Gene Saunders..... Read More about Photography at Mid-Century: Tenth Anniversary Exhibition

London: A. Zwemmer, Charing Cross Road, 1929. First UK edition and first edition in English. Read More about Art Forms in Nature. Examples from the plant world photographed direct from Nature

Paris: "Les Documentaires" Editions du Sagittaire, 1935. First trade edition. Prints interviews, speeches and collaborative tracts, generated during 1935, by Breton and others. Gershman states "the 2 interviews have not been reprinted" (p. 8). Read More about Position Politique du Surréalisme

Zaragoza: Coleccion Orejudin, 1960. First edition; author's first book. SPANISH SURREALIST, INSCRIBED. An uncommon book and nice association copy; Born in Zaragoza, in 1923, Luis Garcia-Abrines is a surrealist artist, musicologist, and a professor of language and literature Inscribed by Luis Garcia-Abrines, on the front flyleaf, to noted French theatre..... Read More about Asi Suena El Profeta En Sus Palabras. (Fragmentos de unos Evangelios Apocrifos

Portland, Oregon: Vel Noche, 2010. Horowitz, Sarah [cover etching]. First edition, signed by the artist and numbered 4 of 30 numbered copies, total of 35 copies printed. The artist book exhibits fourteen images taken in Acadia National Park in Maine from 2008-2009. Photographer Lauren Henkin (b. 1974, Washington, D. C.)..... Read More about Silence is an Orchard: Photographs by Lauren Henkin with a poem by Kirsten Rian

Danbury, New Hampshire: Addison House, 1978. First edition, number 82 of 125. Signed Limited with the Signed Einstein Print. Monograph of the great German-American photographer, with the photographic print, "Albert Einstein, Physicist, Princeton, N.J., 1938", which rarely remains with the book. Read More about Lotte Jacobi

[Deering, NH]: c. 1960s. Read More about Marc Chagall and his daughter, Ida, New York 1945, signed

Paris: Librairie Plon/ Editions d'Histoire et d'Art, 1936. First edition. Read More about Nos Amies Les Bêtes par Andre Kertesz. Texte de [Jean Nohain] Jaboune

Roma: Edizioni di Fiamma, 1923. First edition, with six original "xilografies." Arturo Lancellotti (1877-1968) is the author of 'Le memorie d’un Patriota, Giovanni Visconti-Venosta' (1904), etc. Italian artist Giulio Cisari (1892-1979) was a painter, wood engraver, etcher and book illustrator; he also did poster design. Read More about LA SECONDA BIENNALE ROMANA D'ARTE MCMXXIII. [a cura di] Arturo Lancellotti, Con 252 Illustrazioni...

New York: The Center for Documentary Studies in Assoc. with W. W. Norton & Company, 1997. Numbered 118 of 200 special edition, signed by the photographer. Helen Levitt (b.1913 - d.1939), though well known for her photographs of life on the streets of New York City, traveled to Mexico City..... Read More about Mexico City

New York, London: Macmillan Company, Collier-Macmillan, [1968]. First edition. Life with the Chicago Outlaws motorcycle gang. Attractive copy of a pioneering American photography book. Read More about The Bikeriders

New York: [1972]. Signed. Features Smith's poem paired with two reproductions of Mapplethorpe photographs of David Croland. Read More about Dolor Desvelado

New York: n. p, 1971. First edition, stamped "Copyright 1972 / By Yoko Ono" (Most cataloguers note this erroneously and unironically as being published in 1971, and by MoMa, who had nothing to do with this publication). Elusive artist's book. In 1971, "Yoko Ono staged an 'intervention' at MoMA without..... Read More about Museum of Modern [F]art. Yoko Ono – one woman show. Dec. 1st – Dec. 15th. For Information...