Washington DC: SITES/University of Washington Press, 1990. First Edition. Quarto (30cm); red cloth in color pictorial dustwrapper; 281pp. Like New copy, still sealed in publisher's shrinkwrap; shrinkwrap is split along spine, with pinhole dent to dustwrapper in exposed section; small bumps to rear board. A lush showcase of Moscow's enduring..... More

Philadelphia: William Smith, [1844]. A poignant image, depicting the first casualty of the 1844 Philadelphia Anti-Catholic riots, which roiled the city in both May and July of that year leaving dozens dead and hundreds wounded. As was the case in many other large cities on the Eastern seaboard, Anti-Catholic sentiment..... More

London: The Trianon Press, 1968. First, Limited Edition. Three Volumes. No. 524 of a limitation of 726 copies. Vol. I octavo (21cm), with Vols II and III being twelvemo (14cm). Publsiher's red cloth titled in gilt to spines, all three volumes housed in a red cloth publisher's slipcase. 50pp.;[2]; plus..... More

London: Phaidon, 1955. First U.K. Edition. Quarto. 31cm. Publisher's black cloth titled and decorated in white to spine and boards with a flower and bird foot design. Dustjacket. 134pp. Light wear and scuffing to edges and spine ends, a little soiling to the white portions; internally clean and fresh, illustrated..... More

Dusseldorf: Richter Verlag, 2002. First Edition. Small Folio. 34cm. Publisher's dark grey cloth titled in light grey to spine and front board, with printed illustration laid on to the cloth of the front board. 213pp. [1]. Some light sunning to the cloth in places, minor scuffing and bumping to extremities;..... More

Paris: Jean Jacques Pauvert, 1965. First French Edition. Octavo. 25cm. Publisher's printed glossy card wraps. 642pp.; [6]. Light wear and scuffing to corners and spine ends, with some chipping and wear to the head of the spine, some soiling to the white rear panel, sunning to spine panel; internally clean..... More

New York: George Braziller, 1988. First American Edition. Folio. 37cm. publisher's pale orange cloth covered boards titled in white to spine and front board. Dustjacket. 192pp. Very light wear, strong, tight and bright; internally clean and fresh, illustrated throughout with 91 full color, full page plates; in a strong, clean..... More

London: Thames & Hudson, 1965. First U.K. Edition. Quarto. 29cm. Publisher's heavy grain dark blue cloth titled and decorated in silver gilt to spine and front board. Dustjacket. 456pp. Clean and strong, very light marginal wear to cloth; internally clean and fresh; in a strong, bright example of the dustjacket..... More

New York: The Orion Press, with The Trianon Press of Paris, 1964. First Edition. Quarto. 31cm. Publisher's blue cloth titled in gilt to spine. Dustjacket. 104pp. 59 plates. A little light wear to the extremities of the cloth, strong and solid; internally clean and fresh; in a clean, bright pictorial..... More

London: Cassell & Company Limited, 1891. First Thus. Single Volume Edition. Octavo. 20cm. Later black buckram titled in gilt to spine. 694pp. Strong and solid, sunned to spine panel fading the black bag to a dark brown, some scuffing and soiling to boards with some light scratches to the surface..... More

c.1968. Original engraving. Printed in black on Fabbiano mold-made paper; sheet size 50cm x 70cm (ca 20" x 27"); image area 35cm x 36cm (ca. 14" x 14-1/2"). Signed in pencil lower right; additionally inscribed, "A Giovanni i Gebbe Scianna" [i.e., Jonathan & Jean Shahn]; titled illegibly lower left. Faint..... More

N.p. ca. 1950s. Original woodcut with hand-coloring. Sheet size 35cm x 49cm; printed area 25cm x 32cm (ca 10" x 12-1/2"). Titled in image, lower right; monogrammed lower left; signed in pencil in lower right margin. Edition size unknown. On manila wove paper, very mildly toned; Near Fine. Castells-Marti (1906-1980)..... More

[ca. 1940s]. Original watercolor on paper, ca. 1940s. 12-1/2" x 9"; signed in pencil lower right; catalog number in pencil lower left. Taped into gallery mat; mild toning on verso, painted surface clean and unblemished; Near Fine. Blondin (1913-1991) specialized in generic Paris views, primarily for the post-WW2 American tourist..... More