LONDON, A PILGRIMAGE
First US edition of this epic overview of 1870s London, with a focus on the squalor and poor working conditions of the city's poor — executed by Doré in his signature dramatic style.
First US edition of this epic overview of 1870s London, with a focus on the squalor and poor working conditions of the city's poor — executed by Doré in his signature dramatic style.
Scarce limited French edition of Carroll's mathematical logic primer, illustrated by his great Surrealist admirer.
Signed first printing of this collection of interviews with Japanese "Living National Treasures" who practice traditional arts – illustrated with photographs of objects and diagrams by Michael Foreman.
First printing of this history of various artforms in Nigeria, including beadwork, brass work, carving, pottery, and weaving – illustrated with photographs of objects and diagrams by Michael Foreman.
First printing of this collection of cool coiffures from one of the world's most famous stylists, showing off the styles that defined his early career.
Beautiful first edition of this interior design classic, with Hicks's ownership inscription.
First printing of this lavishly-illustrated book in which David Hockney postulates that the Old Masters used a camera obscura to execute their realistic paintings.
First printing of this enormous and beautifully illustrated catalogue of an exhibition on 200 years of the British artistic tradition, with critical essays by John Gage and Timothy Hyman.
Striking first edition of this landmark of art history and design, the "culminating work of Jones's career" (Ray).
Signed limited first edition of this insider's satire of the art world, the dust jacket designed by Damien Hirst, one of only 500 copies.
First edition, the classic study of Maori tattooing, profusely illustrated with photographs and Robley's own drawings.
Signed limited special edition of this booklet of humorous dog art, housed in an attractive portfolio with original silkscreen.
First edition of this valuable resource on Bacon, inscribed by the artist to the pioneering director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Thomas Hoving.
Two original albums of photographs of young punks, personally assembled by photographer Blake Wood for his friend Amy Winehouse.