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Edition limited to 250 numbered copies signed by the artist, Yuri Kuper. Kuper's etchings were printed in Paris on Hahnemuhle paper by the noted Aldo Crommelynck. Printed at The Wild Carrot Letterpress. Unique handmade paper with bits of Russian newspaper embedded in it.
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One of an edition limited to 750 numbered copies signed by the illustrator, Robert Motherwell and the author, Octavio Paz.
Publication of this book, with all the attention it received along with a major exhibition at the Mousem of Modern Art, established the Limited Editions Club as a publisher of fine livres d'artiste and set it on course for the production of many more fine books of this calibre. (See The History of the LEC pps. 221-222.)
Illustrated with twenty seven original lithographs on various types of handmade Japanese papers. Spanish text is printed in red, the English translation in black. Translated by Eliot Weinberger.
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London: Primrose Academy, 1999. Paynter, Hilary. Number 12 of 135 copies. Printed in two colors. Designed and printed by Sebastian Carter at the Rampant Lions Press for the Primrose Academy Ltd. Quarter cloth with paper covered sides imprinted with the title. Slip case covered with the same paper as the book. Signed by the artist. As new.

A lovely book, with seven multi-color wood engravings made from Francesco Clemente's originals. Designed by Dan Carr, and printed by Art Larson in the French style (double pages) on handmade Japanese Ogawashi paper. Typeset by Julia Ferrari and Dan Carr. Woodblocks were cut by Michael Berdan and editioned at Evans Editions in New York.
One of an edition limited to 300 numbered copies signed by the artist, Francesco Clemente. See History of the LEC p. 231. New.

A charming collection of essays closely related to books written by Powell over many years. Quarter bound in brown cloth with plaid-patterned paper covered boards. Printed paper shelf label. xii, 263 pages. 8 3/8 x 5 3/8 inches. Signed on the title page. Fine.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1903. First Edition thus. A collection of articles on various aspects of bookbinding by the foremost turn of the century woman bookbinder. Number 314 of 500, half vellum with light blue paper covered sides, teg, dj, printed by Giliss Press. Book is fine, with slight sunning along the edges of the binding. The dust jacket has been repaired neatly, has splits along several folds, and has a couple of minor chips missing. The dust jacket is well supported in its clear plastic covering.