Beautiful and complex livre d'artiste by the avant-garde Italian anarchist, pataphysician, and founder of the movimento d'arte nucleare.

Uncommon, spectacular exhibition catalog, issued in the year of the artist's death.

Rare signed limited edition of this wordless novel by the great early master of the form.

First edition, first printing of the "first novel by a Japanese American woman" (Wenying Xu) set in the United States.

Scarce limited French edition of Carroll's mathematical logic primer, illustrated by his great Surrealist admirer.

Scarce catalogue of an exhibition by the Belgian symbolist, with a cover specially designed by the artist.

Signed limited first edition of 'This Thing,' a dialogue between Pinget's text and Deyrolle's images.

Signed limited first French edition of Bakst's sumptuous designs for Diaghilev's 1921 London revival of Petipa's classic ballet.

First edition of the famous comedic memoir, a companion to the best-selling INNOCENTS ABROAD and a model for later satirical travel narratives like those of David Sedaris and Sarah Vowell – an exceptional copy.

Signed first edition, first printing of "the first memoir written by a South Asian American" (Wenying Xu), chronicling the author's return at 16 to Bombay after an absence of ten years.

First edition of the first novel by a Japanese American writer, this copy gifted from the Prat Sisters who founded the Primrose Bindery.

Signed limited "Manuscript Edition" of this duplicated work by the Japanese-American poet and art critic, containing tanka – the earliest known American book to do so.

Early reprint, published the same year as the George Sully first, of the popular world travelogue using the cheeky theme – in the Prohibition-era – of cocktails.