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Gagosian Gallery, 1998. Softcover. This elegant catalogue spans 134 pages and is richly illustrated in color, featuring numerous foldout plates. Designed by Kim Spurlock and accompanied by an exhibition checklist, it serves as a refined publication associated with a 1998 New York gallery exhibition showcasing fifty-eight variations of Andy Warhol's abstract "Camouflage Paintings" from 1986. An uncommon find, this catalogue is a visually stunning representation of Warhol's work and is sure to be a prized addition to any collection.

1999. Softcover. New York. Gagosian Gallery. "ANDY WARHOL: Diamond Dust Shoes." This publication comprises 9 pages of insightful text by Vincent Fremont, accompanied by 61 full-color plates. Presented in folio format with wrappers, it was published in 1999. ISBN 13: 9781880154342.

Saint Louis, Missouri: Singing Bone Press, 1984. Miller, Kerry, illustrator. An artist's book comprising 18 unnumbered leaves featuring woodcut illustrations. Measuring 28 cm and limited to only 100 copies, this specific edition, signed by the author Don Willcox, is designated as No. 14. The covers are crafted from the wild fig "Amate" bark by the indigenous Otomi people of San Pablito, with cutouts designed by Rafael Lechuga and Phil Sutz. The woodcuts are created by Kerry Miller. Scarce: as of April 2024, OCLC has located only four institutional copies of the book, all of which are located within the United States.

Bridgeport, CT: Carpatho-Russian Literary Society in the USA, 1977. Publisher's binding. 249 [3] pages. Text in Russian. Emigre reprint of the 1904 edition. Very good copy. <br /> <br /> Elizaveta Ivanovna de Witte, born in 1833 and believed to have lived past 1915, was a Russian educator, author, and publicist who supported the Orthodox monarchy. She expressed strong opposition to the Ukrainian nationalist movement and the actions taken by Austria-Hungary towards the Slavic population. Despite her scientific and pedagogical contributions, her monarchical beliefs and support for the idea of a single Russian people have resulted in her legacy being largely overlooked in modern times.<br /> <br /> The book was published at the expense of Peter S. Hardy, an American entrepreneur and philanthropist of Galician-Russian, Lemko, and Orthodox organizations in the USA and Poland. Books published with the assistance of Peter S. Hardy were distinguished by a high level of printing… Read More

St. Petersburg: Izdanie zubnogo vracha D. N. Prokofeva, 1889. Russian translation edited by Dianin, V. P.. Contemporary half-leather binding with gilt-tooled leather spine; original wrappers not preserved. Fair. Octavo (23.5 × 16.5 cm). 198 pages. 128 illustrations in text. Private embossed stamp (exlibris) of the Russian dentist, Druzhynsky, David Borisovich on the flyleaf and his (?) handwritten notation "Iz knig zubnogo vracha Davida Borisovicha Druzhynskogo II/12 90" [From the books of a Russian dentist, Druzhynsky, David Borisovich]. Some wear to spine. First 15-20 pages slightly rubbed along edges, stained and spotted. <br /> <br /> A first Russian translation of the important medical book, Compendium der Pathologie und Therapie der Pulpakrankheiten des Zahnes by Adolph Witzel.<br /> <br /> <br /> OCLC shows NO copies of the book. We could find the only copy in the Russian State Library.

St. Petersburg: The Coming Day, 1913. Original publisher's cover. Book measure: 27.5×20 cm. XII, 164 pages: illustrations. Text in Russian. Translated from German by E. Lundberg. Signed by an [architect?] on the title page. The cover is age-worn and soiled.