Signed by Friedlander on front endpaper. Afterword by Leslie Katz. Published in an edition of 1,000. The 62 plates are printed as duotone offset lithographs. Out of print.

Condition: Very Good+, small discoloration on top edge of endpapers, light shelfwear to dust jacket.
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A collection of 30 loose sheets of text, poetry and images presented in unbound folder/covers. Mimeograph printed in various colors at Intermedia, Vancouver B.C.'s collaborative art group, which also operated a press. In a stated edition of 250 (10 that came with white slices of bread numbered & stamped by the author).

Condition: Very Good, wear and creasing to cover folders; interior contents fine.
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An English translation by J. Duncan Berry of Giedion's 1928 "classic of modern architectural literature" that posited modernist architecture as an avant-garde pursuit that should break with the traditional values of the discipline. With a 78-page introduction by Sokratis Georgiadis. From the Getty Center's Texts and Documents series. Out of print. In a custom-made protective mylar jacket.

Condition: Very Good+, slight reader's crease to spine.
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This book documents in photographs the year-by-year exhibition history from 1999-2009 of the much-loved independent exhibition space, The Suburban, in Oak Park, Illinois on the outskirts of Chicago. With an essay by Michelle Grabner and Brad Killam, an essay by Michael Newman, and an introduction by Forrest Nash. Out of print.

Condition: Fine.
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The 1901 American Edition, from the 15th English Edition, of "Anatomy, Descriptive and Surgical" also known as "Gray's Anatomy". With 780 illustrations "many of which are new," including many color plates. An early edition of an important book in the history of medicine still used today (now in its 41st edition). Would make a special gift for a medical student, intern or new doctor.

Condition: Fair to Acceptable, sewn binding showing some looseness but still holding; evidence of previous moisture damage and mildew, more prominent at the rear of the book causing.....
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Billed as "the only magazine devoted exclusively to Western architecture", includes articles the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, the Von Kleinsmid Center and the Student Union at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, the Basic Sciences Building and the Space Sciences Center at the University of Arizona, Tuscon, among others.

Condition: Good, some wear, scuffing to cover; mailing address label present on back cover.
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The exhibiton catalog for Martial Raysse's May 31-June 24, 1967 exhibit at the Dwan Gallery, Los Angeles. Part of the Nouveaux Realistes group, Raysse was born in France and is also known for his early involvement in America's pop art scene. With a text by Otto Hahn.

Condition: Good, some toning and light foxing to covers; light 1" moisture stain in lower left corner at spine, faintly visible on interior pages.
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An early issue of the influential NY style magazine, PAPER, when it was still a mutli-page, black and white, XL oversized double-sided, fold-out one-sheet - plus additional inserted loose pages. A "24 hours-a-day" themed issue on the A-Z of non-stop New York. With articles on middle-of-the-night sidewalk shopping, 24-hour bagel options, beauty sleep, the city's best broken public clocks, gossip and more. Great design and with ads by Danceteria, Pyramid Club, Screaming Mimi's and Laurie Anderson's movie "Home of the Brave," among others.

Condition: Very Good+, some toning to paper.....
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The hardcover first edition, first U.S. printing of Hermann Hesse's classic novel of life's spiritual quest, Siddhartha. Label pasted on back of slipcase, and with no photographer's credit on the copyright page, which denotes the first printing.

Condition: Very Good+, with some rubbing, spotting and soiling to slipcase.
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This delightfully printed volume is essentially divided in three parts: an essay by Hunter and two sections of works - Margaret Keane's drawings and (those claimed to be) Walter Keane's drawings. In 1965 the couple was divorced; in 1970 Margaret Keane announced on a radio show that she was the true creator of the works, not Walter. He continued to claim authorship and she finally sued Walter in 1986, and the judge ordered both the Keanes to paint a portrait in the courtroom - Margaret complied, but Walter feigned a......
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Chris Johanson's artists' book "You are There," published by Alleged Press in 2000. Signed and dated 2022 with a drawing in sharpie by Johanson on the first page. With bound-in fold-outs and inserts of different page sizes, printed on paper of various colors, and with some color xerox inserts. First edition, designed by Studio 191 and printed in Iceland by Oddi. Three copies available, each with a different drawing (see photos). The price will increase as each copy sells. Note that the large hand and finger is printed, and Johanson.....
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An exhibition catalog for Kaprow's "Yard" exhibit at Hauser & Wirth, New York in the Fall of 2009. The environment "Yard" was first made for the backyard of the Martha Jackson Gallery in New York, in 1961 for the important "Environments - Situations - Spaces" exhibition. With black and white illustrations and a 12 blue duotone pages. Many image were selected from the Allan Kaprow Estate workfile on the original 1961 "Yard" exhibition. With the 2009 heavy cardstock, letterpressed exhibition announcement card laid in. Out of print. In a custom-made.....
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