First Edition. This is one of 350 numbered copies, signed by Hague with an original sketch bound in. In this case, Hague has drawn a merboy (a young male mermaid), a character from the beloved, troubling Andersen story, The Little Mermaid. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in.....

A small illustration of a bearded sculptor chisling away at a headless female new statue. Williams studied sculpture at art school before taking up illustration. This unpublished drawing made for the New Yorker magazine dates from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator. Only seven of his drawings.....

Original pen-and-ink cartoon drawing of a seaside village, surrounded by mountains, with smoke rising from the center of the town. Sheet roughly 8 by 6 inches, drawing 5-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches. Probably from 1943-1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator for the New Yorker magazine. Only seven of his drawings.....

This is NOT A VONNEGUT PAINTING, but it is, weirdly, signed by him on the lower right. It's a very odd, comic painting, a Surrealist feline horror scene, reminiscent of a children's book illustration. The action is explained by a caption at the top right: "Claire's lively little invitation: Dinner.....

Original pen-and-ink cartoon drawing. Roughly 8 by 6 inches (oblong), cut manually and not quite a rectangle. This drawing makes a punning joke on the name of a (now defunct) New York newspaper, the Sun. Next to a "Read the Sun" sign, typical of those seen on news stands, is.....

An extremely rare, one-of-a-kind hand-painted poster promoting the appearance of the band Spirit and Jimmie Spheeris for their appearance at the legendary Golden Bear club in Huntington Beach, California, from August 13–19, [1968]. The Golden Bear did not issue many posters, particularly in the 1960s, and based on this rare.....

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Bill Ogden, a Southern California painter, defined the surf art look of the era. Some of his most visible work was done for the Portland, Oregon, swimwear company, Jantzen, which held the back cover ad space in Surfer Magazine for a number of.....

A two color pen-and-ink drawing captioned, "I heard the crack of fist on jaw before I saw anybody's hands move." The scene depicts a man in a pith hat decking a man in a rattan chair. In black ink on white cardstock, with highlights in blue identified with codes that.....

Original pen-and-ink cartoon drawing. Roughly 8 by 6 inches (oblong). In this drawing, a man inspects watercolors in a street vendor's case. This unpublished pen-and-ink drawing made for the New Yorker magazine dates from 1943 to 1946, when Williams was a staff illustrator. Only seven of his drawings ever appeared.....

First Edition. Ralph Steadman published this collection of poems—written by Kerr, a close friend—under his Steam Press imprint. Steadman illustrates each poem with a line drawing. The total edition was 68 copies. This is one of ten deluxe copies, signed by Kerr and Steadman, with a clamshell case, and an original.....

First Edition. A short account of Steadman's trip to Area 51 with his friend and screenprinter, Joe Petro III. The text appeared in different form in Hooked on the Outdoors (vol. 3, no. 5). Here it has a new introduction as well as color photographs and reproductions of drawings by.....

First Edition. 31 pages. A children's picture book. This is one of 100 signed and number copies, each with an original watercolor illustration by Franklin. First edition (first printing). A fine hardcover copy; no dust jacket, as issued. In a fine slipcase. Signed by Hillerman and Franklin. With a terriffic.....

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.....