Titles starting with R from Harper's Books, Inc.

London: Magnum Photos. (2000).. First of the trade edition. Oblong octavo. SIGNED by Fusco. (There is a small edition of 350 paperback print on-demand copies that precedes the trade edition.) Fusco was on RFK's funeral train and took images from the window as people lined the route in tribute. The book ends in a blur. Instant classic. (Parr / Badger, v2, 46-47). Fine in a fine jacket. ... more information

(Cologne): Schaden,. 2004.. First Edition. Quarto. One of 26 lettered copies in slipcase. SIGNED by Botman with an original signed print laid in. A beautiful production, combining haunting, ethereal images and poetic text. The limited edition was sold out. Fine in a fine jacket and publisher's acetate overlay, in a fine slipcase. ... more information

Lausanne: Editions Clairefontaine. (1967).. First Edition. Small quarto. Preface by Claude Roy. A fine association copy, lengthily INSCRIBED in French from Niepce to photo-historian Peter Pollock. Black and white images of France in the 1950s and 1960s. Fine in a near fine jacket, slightly yellowed, with a single tiny edge tear, complete in the publisher's plain card slipcase, discolored, and split between the staples. ... more information

Lexington: Gnomon Press. (1970). First Edition. Quarto. Short introduction by Wendell Berry. Fine in wrappers as issued. ... more information

Millerton: Aperture. (1974).. First Edition. Quarto. Near fine in a near fine jacket a little sunned at the spine. ... more information

Lexington: Gnomon Press. (1970). First Edition. Quarto. Short introduction by Wendell Berry. Fine in wrappers as issued. ... more information

New York: Distributed Art Publishers. (2000).. First U.S. Edition. Thick octavo. Edited by Roberto Ohrt. Reprints 30 of Pettibon's books in their original format and in chronological order, with a bibliography of 111 books at the rear of the volume. Fine in a fine jacket. ... more information

Zurich: Scalo,. 1996.. First Edition. Quarto. (Parr / Badger, v2, 304-305; Auer 732). As new in publisher's shrinkwrap. ... more information

Surrey, UK: Genesis House,. 2004.. First Edition. Folio. Number 417 of 2000 numbered copies; SIGNED by the photographer. Numerous black and white and color photographs of Bob Marley and other Reggae musicians, with text by a wide array of musicians and other luminaries associated with the singer. Introduction by Patti Smith. Fine in cloth boards, quarter faux leather. Housed in a screen-printed plywood slipcase. Lovely production. ... more information

Tokyo: Akio Nagasawa Publishing,. 2007.. First Edition. Large quarto. Two books bound in one: Snap by Daido, and Tao by Sawatari; SIGNED by both photographers. Fine in photo-illustrated wrappers with integral flaps. Beautifully produced. ... more information

Jerusalem: Israel Museum,. 1975.. First Edition. SIGNED by the artist. Octavo. staple-bound exhibition pamphlet for exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, September, 1975. The bilingual pamphlet is designed to be read right-to-left in Hebrew and left-to right in English. Illustrated throughout with diagrams in color, titled in English and Hebrew on opposing page. Fine in wrappers printed in English and Hebrew. ... more information

Mexico: Filmoteca Unam. (1982).. First Edition. Folio. Number 7 of 20 numbered hors commerce copies. Large portfolio consisting of 32 photographs in two volumes, and a large text booklet by Manuel Gonzalez Casanova, Gabriel Fernandez Ledesma, and Manuel Alvarez Bravo (the booklet is also signed by "the editor", numbered, with a presentation inscription as befits an hors commerce copy). In 1936, Paul Strand and Ned Scott were commissioned by the Mexican government to make the film "Redes"... more information

Basel: Rolf Presig. (1978).. First Edition. 12mo. Edition of 780 copies; SIGNED by Weiner. Near fine in wrappers. ... more information

Zurich: Scalo. (1993).. First German Edition. Large quarto. A fine association copy, INSCRIBED by Baltz to photographer Ralph Gibson. One corner tad tapped, else fine in just about fine jacket. ... more information

Tokyo: Shakai Hyoronsha,. 1977.. First Edition. Quarto. Japanese protest book. Very thorough documentation of the battle over Narita Airport, with an introduction and some captions in English. Gripping bw images of all facets of the struggle. Fine in wrappers in a fine photo-illustrated jacket. ... more information

London: Longmans, Green and Co.,. 1917-1924.. Two volumes. Folios. Volume 1 is number 510 of 550 numbered copies; volume 2 is number 41 of 50 numbered copies. 34 color plates, 28 collotypes, and 52 halftones in total. Volume 1: Boards slightly scuffed and worn, lightly creased along the top edge of the first 40 or so pages; a very good copy in gilt-stamped burgundy boards. Volume 2: Boards a bit soiled, intermittent foxing, including a bit the edges of some plates; a sound, very good copy in burgundy boards... more information

Tokyo: Fiction Inc.. (1990).. First Edition. Square quarto. 59 b/w and color images of erotic subject matter. Little shelf wear, else near fine in a near fine jacket. ... more information

New York: The New York Public Library,. 1997.. First Edition. Folded 16 x 22 poster with a thin pamphlet and a loose sheet bound together with a thin, green belly-band. Distrubuted for a Richard Tuttle exhibition at the New York Public Library, February 22 - May 31, 1997. Fine. ... more information

San Francisco: Grapestake Gallery,. 1979.. First Edition. Quarto. The scarce edition in cloth, limited to 100 copies. This copy unnumbered, but a nice association copy, INSCRIBED by Misrach in the year of publication to fellow photographer Ray McSavaney: "to Ray, / with respect, / Richard Misrach / 6-1-79." Misrach's nighttime desert scenes blur the line between landscape and typology, giving this strangely beautiful book the feel of a lunar Becher. (Parr / Badger, v2, 32). A fine copy with a ... more information

New York: Barbara Gladstone. (1988).. First Edition. Quarto. A catalogue / artist's book published in conjunction with an exhibition at Barbara Gladstone Gallery in 1988. Although predated by several publications, this was the first artist's book that Prince designed himself, and is the first example of a Prince's unique style of book making which continues to reshape the art world over twenty years hence. Near fine in photo-illustrated wrappers. ... more information