First Edition. A 12-by-18 inch broadside printing of the opening lines of McCourt's acclaimed memoir, Angela's Ashes, published in an edition of 250 copies, signed by McCourt in conjunction with a reading in Portland. The broadside is printed letterpress with a three-color woodblock illustration by (an uncredited) Julie Freeman. This.....

First Edition. A 12-by-18 inch broadside printing of the opening lines of McCourt's acclaimed memoir, Angela's Ashes, published in an edition of 250 copies, signed by McCourt in conjunction with a reading in Portland. The broadside is printed letterpress with a three-color woodblock illustration by (an uncredited) Julie Freeman. This.....

First Edition. One of Crumb's smallest book limitations, one of thirty copies numbered using Roman numerals, a limitation not recorded on the colophon or in any reference I could locate. Presumably these thirty copies were set aside for the author and perhaps the publisher. Instead of using Arabic numerals on.....

First Edition. One of 920 copies of this wordless short story printed from the original wood blocks (i.e., a series of 30 original prints by Lynd Ward). As with all of Ward's 1930s work, this belongs with other social realist novels of the period. The story follows a sculptor carving.....

First Edition. The limited edition, illustrated with an original, signed Van Sandwyk etching. The is a charming illustrated book about animals by an artist known for his work with the Folio Society. This is one of 200 deluxe copies, "printed on Canson Miteintes and Arches watercolour paper with [14] colour.....

The numbered edition (100 copies) of Sandow Birk's Divine Comedy, complete in three volumes, with more than 100 signed lithographs bound in, as issued. The artist translated the text with Marcus Sanders and illustrated it after Gustave Doré's well-known 19th century take on Dante's epic literary masterpiece, divided into the.....

First Edition. An advance preview of Lemire's graphic novel, Royal City, about a fading literary star who returns to the fading industrial city he grew up in. This "ashcan" edition includes: 1. A 20-page advance excerpt comic; 2. A Royal City four-color offset lithograph (5 by 7 inches), limited to.....

First Edition. A portfolio of four covers from Thanksgiving issues of The New Yorker plus a reproduction of 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.....

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.....

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.....