New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1916. First edition. Square 12mo; blue cloth boards stamped in yellow, deckle fore-edge, 146 pp, illus. Eastman, who was editor of "The Masses" at the time, denounces illustrators and editors for censoring good art for the sake of commercial interests. Sunning to boards; bookplate and... More
Toronto: Memory Lane Publications, [197-]. First edition. 4to.; illustrated wrappers printed on newsprint; [32] pp.; illustrations. This issue of “Captain” George Henderson’s comic series focuses on the artwork of Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), the popular pulp, science fiction/fantasy and horror illustrator. With a few illustrations in rear from Hannes Bok. Some... More
[New York: Hugo and Livia Gellert], [1942]. A single sheet of cream colored stock (20” x 8”) printed in red, folded once to make 4 pp. A large format greeting card for the year 1942 from the noted proletarian artist, Hugo Gellert, and his wife Livia. The cover features a.... More
Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1969. First edition. Tall 8vo; blue cloth stamped in gilt, VIII, 197 pp, 49 pp of plates. This volume is a collection of part of the research work of Professor Hermann Goetz, published, with three exceptions, in Indian scientific periodicals and, thus, hardly accessible to occidental scholars... More
New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1953. Second printing. 12mo. (19.5 cm). Illustrated paper boards; burgundy endpapers; unpaginated; illustrations; dust jacket. An about Fine copy with small bump to tail in a Near Fine, unclipped ($2.00) dust jacket, which has one 1/8" closed tear to the top of the back... More
![The Left Review, October, 1934 [Inaugural Issue]. Montagu SLATER, T. H., WINTRINGHAM, Amabel, WILLIAMS-ELLIS, Siegfried SASSOON, contributor, Stefan ZWEIG, Louis ARAGON.](/pictures/thumb/03973.jpg?v=1514950283)
London: T. H. Wintringham, 1934. Octavo; stapled wrappers; 48 pp.; illus. The inaugural issue of the organ of the British section of the Writers' International. "The Left Review" was founded "as a monthly forum for the exploration of questions about the social responsibility of the writer and the relationship between... More