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Excellent FINE copy in an unclipped ($7.95) mylar covered VG+ dust jacket with a small line of sunning lower front edge and tiny bit of chipping at head of spine. Presumed 1st, no printing info given. Illustrated throughout, some in color. Errata slip laid in. Introduction by Peter Selz, Autobiographical Statement by the artist. 119 pp.

New York, New York: Sherry French Gallery/Galleria BelloSguardo, Cagli, Italy. 1986. SIGNED by Daniel Lang, #677 out of 2,500 copies. 1st edition, clean, straight, only very minor wear to wraps. VG+ - NEAR FINE copy of this impressive exhibition catalogue. See PICTURE, copy you'll receive. 45 color illustrations, a few in b/w. Fast shipping with tracking, careful, secure packaging.

NY: Salander-O'Reilly Galleries, 1987. Near Fine. Exhibition catalogue for a 1987 show that featured 40+ paintings and five works on paper. Writings by David Park, Richard Diebenkorn, Henry Geldzahler, Phyllis Tuchman, et al. Eleven color reproductions including frontispiece. Very nice clean copy with minimal cosmetic wear. Unpaginated.

Frankfurt: Insel Verlag. 1988. Great copy! Tight, unmarked, corners lightly rubbed. Pictorial boards. Color and b&w illustrations. 127 pp.

Houston, TX: Houston Fine Art Press, 1985. First Edition, stated. Soft cover. NEAR FINE. 1 of 2,000. A few very tiny paint spots to front wrap, one corner crimp, excellent unmarked copy otherwise. Minimal wear. Thirteen color plates, b&w frontispiece photo of the artist. See PICTURE, copy you'll receive. Fast shipping with tracking, safe secure packaging.

NY, New York: American Federation of the Arts. One of 2,500. VERY GOOD. Tight, unmarked copy with minor wear, light soiling to rear wrap, slight spine lean. Two color reproductions, author at work photo, line drawings on 3 text pages, 40 b/w illustrations at rear. 28 pp text.

From the Arts of Mankind series. Owner name penned to ffep, stamp to the half title, clean/unmarked and in great shape otherwise. Unclipped plastic covered dust jacket has little wear but is taped to the boards. VG+/VG+. Large Heavy book, no International or Priority shipping. Ribbon bookmark. 422 pp.

University of Delaware Press, 1984. Hardcover. FINE/VG. Bump head of spine, sticker front pastedown. Unclipped ($50.00) mylar covered DJ has rubs at spine tips, 1/4 piece out lower front corner, o/w light wear. Perhaps the definitive study of this important American artist. Color and black & white illustrations throughout. Carefully packed & quickly shipped with tracking. 288 pp.

Abbeville Press, New York. 1980. Hardcover in dust jacket. Stamped letters in red and blue on off-white linen, blue at spine. Light discoloration top edge of board, very light spotting front board. Book is unmarked and lightly handled, close to NF. Jacket is VG with tiny tear on rear near spine. Foreword by Marshall McLuhan, Improvisation and Essay by Jean-Clarence Lambert, English translation by Kenneth White. Very large, Elephant Folio (15 1/2" x 12"). Color illustrations throughout. 256 pp.

Miami, Fla: Center for the Fine Arts. 1985. Color and b/w illustrations throughout. 1" piece out foot of spine, moderate wear and soiling to wraps, binding solid/secure, unmarked interior. GOOD overall. 163 pp.

Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1990. FINE/NEAR FINE. Red cloth, gilt to front and spine. Outstanding copy, unmarked, would be As New but for tiny rubbed areas lower extremities. Brodart sleeved DJ excellent as well. 195 pp.

Tulsa, OK: Philbrook Museum of Art, 1991. Soft cover. VG+. Minor wear, clean, unmarked pages. 38 pp. (see PIC of this copy). Fast shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Tulsa, OK: Philbrook Museum of Art. 1991. Very Good. 38 pp.

Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York. First Edition. 1998 softcover Exhibition catalog with text in English and Spanish. NEAR FINE condition. Short NY Times review taped to front flap, "with compliments" gallery card at rear. Clean, tight copy, light creasing rear wrap. 11 color plates and 2 short essays. Unpaginated. Fast shipping with tracking, secure packaging.

Rovereto, Italy: Galleria Le Due Spine. 1999. An homage to Mozart, International Stiftung Mozarteum in Salzburg, 15 OCTOBER 1999-1 May 2000. Texts in ENGLISH, ITALIAN and DUTCH by four authors, one of whom refers to a "mixture of bitterness, irony and broken joy [which] underlies Mozart's strange modernity, with which Tulli finds himself in harmony." 36 color reproductions on high quality paper, frontispiece and last page photos of Tulli. Paintings and collages illustrating the artist's belief that painting and music are closely related, can enliven and potentially feed into each other. A very nice 4to softcover copy with french flaps, approaching Near Fine (I'd call it VG+). Binding solid, no marks, light edge wear - gently used. Also a 3/4" x 1 1/2" piece laminate out front wrap. 87 pp.