![Untitled Original Manuscript Illustrated Artist's Book]. Anonymous, "A J."?](/images/noimage.png)
"The stand of yews, statues are noseless lichen smirched ghosts; the nomads approach, drums of their marches on stone lane steps; the sound of the engines remembered through plate glass while sitting at at pâté de foie" (157).
An extraordinary and unique handmade artist's book, elaborately assembled by an anonymous artist.
Arguably Baldessari's most desirable artist's book, and one of the best of the 1970s.
The uncommon deluxe edition of this collection featuring Barnet's prints.
Artist-book exhibition catalog for Barney's traveling show of 2005-06.
Artist's book by the Danish surrealist, a student of Klee and Kandinsky at the Bauhaus in Dessau.
Assemblage anthology (a la Kostelanetz's contributors' journal ASSEMBLING) in the Fluxus/mail art traditions: "The intent of this book is to call attention to activities in the area of notebooks, community art and correspondence art and to encourage other people to launch projects of their own."
From an edition of 100 copies.
Handmade and modified artist's book, opening to reveal two diorama-like three-dimensional scuptural scenes, using the book's original leaves for background and base for dense and intricate layers of collaged imagery.
Signed limited first edition of this handmade photocopied photobook of black and white images with ghostly double exposures and other photographic manipulations. Rare; not found in OCLC.
Black and white papier déchiré (torn paper) frontispiece by Hans Arp [Jean Arp].
One of just ten copies produced of this portfolio, issued by Buczak's own Money For Food Press.
Correct first edition of this pamphlet published by Mary Beach.
Artist's book repurposing vintage women's lingerie advertisements.
Deluxe edition of Cage's Charles Eliot Northern Lectures, delivered at Harvard between 1988-1989.
As the title suggests, this artists' book contains 100 black-and-white photographs that are not of horses (in fact, they are all of chickens.)
Founded by Dieter Rot and Eugen Gomringer as an "International review for young art," SPIRALE mined the overlap of art and concrete poetry, and this next-to-last issue "reflected the influence of Swiss design in its square format.
![Child's Cartooning Album]. Paul Kenton CONRAD, Compiler Artist](/pictures/thumb/44322_1.jpg?v=1625592417)
Sketchbook album from the early 1940s, documenting a young boy's self-guided attempts to develop facility in cartooning.
MARIA (1954) was privately printed by Cornell in an edition of about 100 copies and given away to his friends as presents.
"CHANGES can be considered the earliest of [Something Else] Press' integral 'artist' books,' where the design is more related to the artist's style and method of composition than to book tradition.
Handmade artist's book, produced during an artist-in-residence grant at Women's Studio Workshop, Rosendale, New York.
Handmade artist's book, with "soul catcher" defined inside the front cover ("...that which is used to keep the spirits of the dead/departed in the community: to imprison the souls of wrong-doers: that which engages, traps, or otherwise takes hold of the innermost being or nature (soul.")
Rare early work by Cushing, a handmade artist's book with fragmentary letters from the 1900s incorporated throughout into the book's collaged pages, along with drawings, color photographs, and decorated paper.
Sumptuous artist's book pairing erotic, quasi-fetishistic poems by de Serpa and Robertson with color plates by D.R
Handsome copy of this collection of poems and drawings from artist Jim Dine, best known for his visual work and pioneering "Happenings," events staged with other artists like Claes Oldenberg, Allen Kaprow and John Cage.
