An offset poster reinterpreting the original Starbucks logo (a topless mermaid) to mark the company's quarter-century anniversary. Victor Moscoso is a graphic artist closely associated with the psychedelic movement in the 1960s, designing a number of iconic concert posters, and with Zap Comix, to which he contributed from nearly the.....

First Edition. A portfolio of four covers from Thanksgiving issues of The New Yorker plus an online-only comic, a reproduction of Ware's notes for a cover design, and an unlabeled folded sheet reproducing additional color artwork, published in a limited edition of 175 copies, signed by Ware on the inside.....

First Edition. A groundbreaking suite of a dozen woodblock prints published immediately after the Second World War on inferior-quality materials, with images of seldom-depicted rural subjects rendered in sometimes crude but always expressionistic style. The artists participating in this project were some of the best-known of the postwar period: Saito.....

First Edition. In his introduction to this book, Wall explains that he had purchase an old two-volume set of The Spectator at a secondhand bookstore when he was a child. The tale printed here was a favorite of young Bernhardt. It is (supposedly) Addison's translation of a story about a......

Octavo (6.5 by 10 inches). Original handcolored lithograph from History of the Indian Tribes of America. A very near fine example; light toning to paper. Archivally matted (easily reversed) to 11 by 14 inches. With descriptive text.

30 by 22 inches. One of 100 copies. A wonderful landscape silkscreen (serigraph) printed in nine colors in Max's trademark early 1970s Pop-Art style. Peter Max (born in Germany in 1937) lived in China and then Israel before immigrating to the United States. In the 1960s, he quickly became known for.....