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Budapest, 1981. unbound. very good. Autographed museum program signed in full by the Hungarian sculptor commemorating a 1975 exhibit of IMRE's bronze work at the Szobraszmuvesz in Gyori Mucsarnok, Hungary. 8-page program (with vertical crease down the center) includes Imre's signature on first page, black-and-white photographs of Imre's sculptures and sculpture descriptions in Magyar. Budapest, 1981. ... more information

(NY): Bollingen/Pantheon. (1966). Second edition revised, second printing. Folio. 357pp., Trace of rubbing to the corners still about fine in very good plus, price-clipped dustwrapper with a handful of small chips and tears. Large collection of African folktales, illustrated with a generous selection of African sculpture. . ... more information

hardcover. Sculpture 1955-64. Edited by Alan Bowness, Introduction by Herbert Read. 170 b&w full page plates, 4to, cloth; slightly bowed, owners signature on front flyleaf. London: Humphries, 1986. Very good, in very good dust jacket. ... more information

Greenwich, Connecticut: New York Graphic Society. (1967). First. First edition. Quarto. Fine in slightly age-toned, still fine dustwrapper. . ... more information

hardcover. Dessinateur - Peintre - Sculpteur. Album du Centenaire. 375 illustrations in black & white of drawings, aquarelles and sculptures, (lightly foxed), 448pp., thick 4to, green cloth, d.w. Paris: Saclap, (1982). ... more information

hardcover. The complete works photographed by Leonard Von Matt. 114 photographic illustrations. Small 4to, green cloth, d.w. New York: Harry Abrams, (1956). ... more information

hardcover. 411 plates, most color, several folding. Folio, pictorial cloth. Mexico: Fondo Editorial de la Plastica Mexicana, 1964. Pre-columbian sculpture and pottery. ... more information

Austin: University of Texas. (1966). First. First trade edition. Quarto. Descriptive catalogue by Frederic G. Renner. Foreword by Ruth Carter Johnson. Fine in an almost fine dustwrapper with some light rubbing. . ... more information

Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press. (1974). Second printing of the paperback issue. With frontispiece reproduction of a sculpture by Annie Wright. Near fine copy. Signed by James Wright on the title page and by Annie Wright on the frontispiece. The poet Louis McKee's copy with his ownership inscription on the half-title. . ... more information

hardcover. 80 b/w gravure plates from photos by Gisele Freund. 7pp. text. Slim 4to, boards with glossy pictorial wrs. Neuchatel and Paris: Editions Ides et Calendes, (1954). First Edition. Fine. Freund's photographs focus on the sculpture, ancient ruins artifacts and landscapes of Mexico. ... more information

hardcover. Sixty color plates, 527 graure illus. folding table. 460pp. 4to, cloth, d.w. N.Y.: Abrams, (1972). Third in the series Library of Art History, H.W. Janson, general editor. ... more information

hardcover. Sackler Collections. Profusely illustrated in color and b/w. 298pp., folio, orange cloth, d.w. Washington: Sackler Foundation & Fogg Art Museum, (1981). Fine in fine d.w. ... more information

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1942. First. hardcover. near fine. Large frontispiece, and 215 smaller b/w illustrations. 296pp. of text. Large 4to, black cloth Princeton UP, 1942. Near fine Ownership signature of art historian Meyer Schapiro. ... more information

paperback. Many black & white illustrations by Leger and others. Folio, printed wrappers, (dust-soiled; spine repaired). Paris, 1930. Journal of painting, sculpture, architecture, ancient art, & cinema, edited by Christian Zervos. ... more information

hardcover. Over 300 illus., including 24 mounted color. 283pp. 4to, cloth. N.Y.: Abrams, 1966. The first book on the subject by Korean writers. ... more information

hardcover. The Sculpture of William Edmondson. 12 photographs of his work by Edmund Weston in black & white and 108 others. Small 4to, black cloth, dust jacket (rubbed and chipped). (Pittsburgh): University of Pittsburgh Press, (1973). A self taught black sculptor who worked in limestone. Previous owner's name on inside front over. ... more information

hardcover. Illustrated with 65 mounted color plates, and 133 b/w photo-engravings. 425pp. Very thick 4to, natural cloth, d.w., board slipcase. New York: Universe Books, (1962). Third American edition. A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. ... more information

New York: Harry Abrams, 1970. First. hardcover. very good/very good. Numerus illustrtions in color & in black & white. Tall thick 4to, grey cloth, d.w. New York: Harry Abrams, (1970). First Edition. Very good copy. Inscribed by the author to art historian Meyer Schapiro. ... more information

hardcover. 394 illus., including 75 color plates. 335pp. 4to, dec. cloth, d.w. N.Y.: Abrams, (1983). A comprehensive work including chapters on temple architecture, stone sculpture, featherwork and turquoise mosaic, terracotta, painted books, etc. ... more information

Paris: Maeght edituer, May 1954. First edition. Folio. 20 pages (including cover), of which 16 were issued loose. Two original lithographs by Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966), one each on front and back wrapper. Illustrated with 11 b/w plates of reproductions, one of them double page, showing 9 pencil sketches, 2 paintings and 2 sculptures. Lacking one color lithograph. Text by Jean-Paul Sartre: "Les peintures de Giacometti." Giacometti was a contemporary of artists like Pablo Picasso... more information