New York: Boni, 1924. Illustrated by Hogarth Jr. [ROCKWELL KENT]. Short slim 4to, cloth-backed boards with paper labels ; corners rubbed, d.w. New York: Albert & Charles Boni, 1924. First edition. A very good copy, internally clean. Very good copy in an edge-chipped dust wrapper. More
New York: Comstock, 1914. Small 8vo blue pictorial cloth stamped in red & gilt, d.w. New York: William T. Comstock, 1914. First Edition. Bright, fresh copy in a lightly chipped & spine-sunned dust wrapper of the first book illustrated by Rockwell Kent. More
New York: Random House, 1932. Verse translation by William Ellery Leonard. 8 lithograph illustrations by Rockwell Kent. Folio, handsomely rebound in half gray morocco with the original pictorial tweed linen covers. New York: Random House, 1932. Limited Edition. One of 950 numbered copies, with the artist's thumbprint. Set by hand at the Pynson Printers. Fine. Number 498 of 950 numbered copies. More
Chicago: Privately Printed, 1934. Written by Glen Buck, with Drawings by Rockwell Kent and Photographs by Torkel Korling. Thin small folio, blue cloth stamped in gilt, gilt end-papers; acetate dust wrapper. Chicago: Privately Printed at the Lakeside Press, 1934. Limited First Edition. Dedicated to Albert Blake Dick, this company history commemorates fifty years of Progress and Achievement. Rockwell Kent has inscribed the fly-leaf in presentation: "If there is any good in these drawings it is because the Dicks (God bless..... More
Portland: Baxter Society, 1990. Thin 8vo, cloth backed boards. Portland: Baxter Society, 1990. Limited Edition. Facsimile of a private calligraphic book presented by Kent to Hildegarde HIrsch, in 1917. Housed in a board slipcase with a companion volume, paper bound, with color illustrations, edited by Elioit Stanley. Second book of The Baxter Society, published in a one time facsimile edition of 500 numbered copies. Fine, except for light foxing on the end-leaves. More
New York. Printed in black & blue, and illustrated by Rockwell Kent, with initial letters, text illustration & tail-piece. 16pp. Brown wrappers with pictorial panel stamped in gilt. New York, no date. A fine copy of this rare piece of ephemera, together with a pictorial reply envelope for prospective subscribers. More
New York: New Masses, 1937. Volume XXV, no. 8 of New Masses. 31pp. folio, New York, November 16, 1937. The Rockwell Kent article is 5 pages, triple columned. Also in this issue is a full page illustration by William Gropper; "Haymarket 1887 -1937" by Alan Calmer and a review of Odet's "Golden Boy". Printed on wood-pulp paper, but in very good condition. More
New York: Harcourt, 1935. Illustrated by author. 8vo, blue cloth, decorative spine, corners and spine rubbed; binding lightly stained, end-leaves browned. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1935. First Edition. Charming presentation by the author/artist on the fly leaf. "To...attorney for the prosecution (another name of course, for lecturer on literature) this full confession of the defendant is submitted with a plea for mercy." More
1939. 36 stamps in a 5 x 6 inch sheet. Holiday greeting stamps promoting the treatment & prevention of tuberculosis. N.p., 1939. The design, by Kent, feautures a white angel outlined in red against a dark blue ground. Fine. More
Moscow: 1966. Illustrated by the author. Small 8vo, gray cloth (corners bent). Moscow, 1966. First Russian language edition, inscribed by Kent "To my friend....with the warmest regards, 1967" More
Los Angeles: Wilderness Press, 1970. Woodcut illustrations. tall 8v, blue cloth with pictorial cover label; slipcase. Los Angeles: The Wilderness Press (1970). Limited Edition. Fine. Limited to 1550 copies, designed by Ward Ritchie and signed by Kent. Includes extensive hitherto unpublished passages from the original journal. More
1927. 1 page, 7.25 x 8.5 inches, no place, June 16 1927 -- a very affectionate letter signed "Rockwell" to his grandmother, Mrs. Virginia Tryon Kent ("Dear Grossmama"), in part: "...Mother has kept me informed as to your health and the sum of your activities, and I have not been quite as careless at heart as I have appeared. You speak in your letter of Tarrytown and the Old Lowry Place. I did not know that its name was 'Solitude.'..... More
Madison: 1937. Small 8vo, 18pp., pictorial wrappers. Madison, Wisc. & New Haven, October, 1937. First Edition. Fine. Periodical published by Demco Library Supplies. The issue contains a short autobiography by Kent, whose illustrations (one, a self- portrait) are on the front & back covers. Rare. More
Chicago: University of Chicago, 1940. Introduction by Rockwell Kent. Biographical essay by Josias Leao. 92 black-and-white plates, 8 color. 9 pages of text, 4to, blue cloth (spine faded and somewhat spotted), tattered d.w. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, (1940). A very good copy in a good dust wrapper. Number 487 of 525 individualized copies. More
Cleveland: Sherwin Williams, 1939. 24p., pictorial wrappers. (Cleveland): Sherwin Williams Co., 1939. Fine copy of this advertising brochure with text and color illustrations by Kent, as well as a full set of paint chips. Included is the original pictorial mailing envelope. More
Cleveland: Sherwin Williams, 1939. 24p., pictorial wrappers. (Cleveland): Sherwin Williams Co., 1939. Advertising brochure with text and color illustrations by Kent, as well as a full set of paint chips. More
Pasadena: Esto, 1934. 4 illus. 16mo, pictorial self wrappers. (Pasadena): Esto Publishing Co., 1934. Fine. Published as "Enjoy Your Museum, IIB". Upper corners of the pamphlet have a slight diagonal crease, otherwise fine. More
New York: Putnam, 1924. Illustrations by Rockwell Kent. 4to, handsomely rebound in 3/4 yellow morocco, balck & white patterned boards. New York: Putnam, 1924. First Edition. Spine and edges are slightly sun-darkened, else a fine copy. More
New York: Harcourt Brace, 1933. Color frontispiece, black & white reproductions throughout. Pages number to 64, otherwise unpaginated. Small 4to, pictorial blue and white cloth (lightly dust-soiled, scuffed). New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1933. Reprint. Previous ownership name neatly inked at the front endpaper, pages toned. A very good(+) copy lacking the dust wrapper. With a Bibliography and list of prints by Carl Zigrosser. More
New York: The Colophon, 1930. Illustrations & facsimiles. Small 4to, decorative boards; light dust-soil and shelfwear. (New York: The Colophon), May, 1930. Contains an unpublished drawing by Rockwell Kent, "Robert Frost and his Books," by Frederick Melcher, with a woodcut portrait of Frost, etc. More
New York: Coward- McCann, 1928. Illustrated by Hogarth, Jr. (Rockwell Kent). 16mo, pictorial tan boards. New York: Coward-McCann, First Edition. More
New York: Random House, 1928. Extensively illustrated throughout by Rockwell Kent, with each drawing hand-colored. 112 pages. Short slim 4to, handsomely rebound in 1/2 brown morocco and beige cloth boards. New York: Random House, 1928. A fine copy of the special limited printing with color images, printed by Elmer Adler's Pynston Printers. From a total of 1470 copies signed by Rockwell Kent, this is one of only 95 hand-coloured in the studio of the artist [This copy is un-numbered]. A...... More
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