Skillfully executed series of vignettes featuring Japanese moga ("modern girls") in Western dress next to men and women in traditional Japanese dress – likely a sketchbook or lookbook of designs by a professional to pitch their work in the heavily illustrated magazine culture of the pre-war era.

Stunning boxed set of photographic portraits capturing the visual essence of five '80s youth subcultures.

First printing of Blossfeldt's stunning and influential enlarged photo studies of plant forms.

First edition of the first published treatise to argue the mysterious construction of Stonehenge was not by the Romans but by the Danes, evocatively illustrated with woodcuts of the monument and featuring a poem celebrating the Scientific Revolution by Dryden.

An unbroken, nearly ten-year run of this valuable record of early Zen activity in the U.S.

First printing of this color-illustrated work by Gorey, in which the wholesome yellow and pastel blues alternate with the baleful brownish-grey, matching the alternating charming and ominous scenes.

Complete collection of the major modernist Japanese magazine on art and design in commerce, from street signs and ads to store displays, posters, typography, kiosks, and more.

Signed limited livre d'artiste, a remarkably beautiful book of beasts paired with the artist's own text and haunted by the ghosts of WWII.