First edition in English of Baldacci's massive survey of de Chirico's early life and works.

First and only Flair annual, following the demise of Cowles's sumptuous Flair magazine — signed by editor Fleur Cowles.

First edition of these collected writings and visual art by Ernst, produced while living in the artist's colony at Sedona, AZ with fellow artist Dorothea Tanning.

A spectacular relic of a legendary episode in 20th-century art collecting and preservation: original carte postale sent to occupied Paris by a vexed Guggenheim, demanding draperies with which to wrap and disguise her priceless modern art collection.

Second year (in a single bound volume) of the Expressionist journal of the visual and literary arts, with the scarce original lithographs and woodcuts by Masereel and others.

Illustrated survey of the life and work of Man Ray.

First trade edition of these collected drawings, prints, and paintings by the Italian sculptor.

Scarce original catalogue, complete with covers and four fold-out color plates specially designed by Miró.

First printing of the third volume of Mourlot's catalogue, complete with the scarce original lithograph cover, frontispiece, and glassine jacket.

Exhibition catalogue, warmly inscribed by Munch collector Sarah Epstein to the former president of the Carnegie Institute.

First edition of these twelve brilliantly colored Folon illustrations for the first Olivetti desk calendar, mounted on heavy cardstock, with Soavi's biographical essay.

First edition of this French-language limited edition of Wunderlich's startling lithographs.