Some 30,000 art books, exhibition catalogues, ephemera, and periodicals fill the shelves and files and map cases in my office in downtown La Jolla. The stock is mainly modern and contemporary material in all languages, plus other interesting outliers. Visitors are most welcome, but an appointment is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment on both sides. Two other antiquarians, D. G. Wills and ABAA member Barry Ruderman, are a few blocks away. ABAA members Churchill Book Collector, Scott Emerson, Beverly Karno, and Cliff Niederer are neighbors in San Diego County. Good restaurants abound. Unexpected cultural treats include a superb private map museum and a subscription library -- the Athenaeum -- specializing in music and art, with a rich collection of modern artists' books and regular art exhibitions and concerts. Then there is the ocean. And the weather. For the source of our logo, please see About; at www.mcgilvery.com. The photograph is from a recent college reunion. There was a warm, late-afternoon breeze.
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Book of dust: the beginning and the end of time and thereafter
by Denes, Agnes (1931- )
Rochester, NY: Visual Studies Workshop Press, 1989 (click for more details)Richard Diebenkorn: an exhibition... 6 September-6 October 1960. PLUS ephemera
by Pasadena Art Museum. Diebenkorn, Richard
Pasadena Art Museum, 1960 (click for more details)Late Caprichos of Goya: fragments from a series
by [Goya, Francisco] Sayre, Eleanor
New York: Walker, in association with the Department of Printing and Graphic Art, Harvard College Library, 1971 (click for more details)Twentyseven 27 photographs
by Walker, Todd
[Arizona? per OCLC]: [The artist], 1974 (click for more details)A captain from Portugal (also described by UCLA as "[Untitled book]")
by Cointet, Guy de (1934-1983)
[Los Angeles]: perhaps the artist, or possibly Cirrus Gallery, 1972 per OCLC (click for more details)Recent Catalogs
McGilvery catalogue 49
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