WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
Lovely first edition of the subversive Caldecott-award winner, in the rare original first-issue dust jacket.
Lovely first edition of the subversive Caldecott-award winner, in the rare original first-issue dust jacket.
Beautiful association copy of the limited 25th Anniversary edition, presented by Sendak to his dear friend James Marshall, with the special card containing an original signed pen-and-ink drawing of Max parading as a Wild Thing and an additional inscription to Marshall.
Original signed pen-and-ink drawing by Sendak, depicting Mickey Mouse looking up to a Wild Thing
Signed limited first Sendak edition, one of only 250 numbered signed copies with a signed/limited lithograph by Sendak, this copy an out of series artist proof.
Signed limited edition, one of only 250 numbered signed copies, with a signed limited lithograph by Sendak laid in.
First edition of this charming New York Jewish picture book, a particularly bright and clean copy.
First printing, a fine copy in the original printed glassine, inscribed by Sendak and with an original pen drawing of a Wild Thing.
Publisher's review copy of Sendak's first book as both author and illustrator.
First printing of this scarce early Sendak picture book, the tale of a little boy who decides to become a giant.
Lovely first printing of one of Sendak's scarcest works, with a mid-century anti-racist message.
First edition of this exceptionally rare Sendak advertising title featuring the lion mascot of the Lyons event planning company.
Signed limited first edition of Sendak's extraordinary interpretation of Grimm's fairy tales, with the full extra suite of illustrations printed exclusively to accompany this edition.
Inscribed first edition of this story of a girl and her horse, illustrated by Sendak in a style inspired by William Blake, uncommon with an inscription by Krauss.
Association first edition, later state, of the commercial and critical success that established Sendak's talent as an illustrator and Krauss's reputation for capturing child-like lyricism – inscribed by Sendak to "legendary" children's book collector Herbert Hosmer.
Limited edition signed print produced in honor of Sendak's visit to West Virginia in 1997, depicting a Wild Thing wearing a hillbilly hat and waving a lariat surrounding the word "BOO!"
First printing of Orgel and Sendak's "thoroughly harmonious collaboration" (Lanes), a story in verse of sibling rivalry and reconciliation, in exceptional condition.
Specially bound signed limited first edition of Singer's stories for children, with Sendak's exceptional illustrations.
First printing of this Sendak illustrated work, published only two months before WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE.
First German edition of Sendak's SOME SWELL PUP, signed by Sendak along with a charming original pen drawing of the kid's mentor dog.
Inscribed first printing of this Sendak gem about a special bat who wanders to visit other small animals to share his unique perspective through poems.
Inscribed first printing of this magical story of self-reflection about a man who lives with bees.
First edition of the lush bedtime adventure, with Caldecott Honor seal to the jacket front panel.
Inscribed first edition, later state, of the commercial and critical success that established Sendak's talent as an illustrator and Krauss's reputation for capturing child-like lyricism – an especially nice copy inscribed by Krauss.
First printing of this early book in Sendak's illustration career, a story set in China during the Japanese occupation in World War II, based on the actual experiences of DeJong.
Signed limited first Sendak edition, limited to only 350 numbered copies, of this book of traditional nursery rhymes, signed by both Sendak and Iona Opie.