New York: Van Nostrand, 1970. Translated by Ernest Van Hagan. Illustrated in b/w and color. 95 pages, slim square 8vo, black pictorial cloth. New York: Van Nostrand, (1970). Reprint. A very good(+) copy with a touch of rubbing to corners and spine ends; in a very good dust wrapper, lightly edgeworn. More
Toronto: Little Brown, 1993. Illustrated with color paintings and photographs throughout. 335 pages. 4to, dark red boards, dust wrapper. Toronto: Little Brown, (1993). A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. More
New York: Gary Snyder Project Space, 2010. Illustrated in color. 102 pages. Slim square 4to, glossy pictorial boards, a bit dusty. New York: Gary Snyder Project Space, (2010). First edition. A near fine copy of this uncommon book, issued without a dust wrapper. Published on the occasion of the exhibition. More
London: Faber & Faber, 1948. 2 volumes. Volume I: xi + 35pp., thin 8vo, green cloth, Volume II: collection of ten folded color charts, folding green cloth portfolio, red cloth slipcase; spines faded, slipcase lightly dust soiled. London: Faber & Faber, 1948. A very good (+) copy. More
New York: Crown, 1976. With 50 color and 25 b/w illustrations. 96 pages. Slim 4to, red cloth, d.w. New York: Crown, (1976). A fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. Crown Q.L.P. Art series. More
New York: Reinhold, 1962. Translated by Ernst van Haagen. Illustrated with 28 mounted color plates of famous artwork, plus 174 smaller mounted images, many in color. 155 pages. Large oblong 4to, grey cloth (a bit sunned at edges and lightly worn at spine ends; chipped d.w.). New York: Reinhold Publishing Company, (1962). Second printing. A very good copy in a poor dust wrapper. More
Brisbane: University Art Museum, 2000. Text by David Pestorius and Rex Butler. Illustrated in color. very slim 4to, grey cloth. Brisbane: University Art Museum, 2000. A near fine copy. Exhibition catalog. More
Book was received in good shape. It is a pleasure to deal with a bookseller that packages a volume so professionally!
I usually receive my packages as soon as delivered. However, this one had quite a night outside in a snow storm. Thanks to the extra care in packaging and double layer of wrapping cardboard and plastic bag, the book survived in pristine condition.... It sat in a three foot snow drift pounded by snow plows, in minus 25Temps overnight and was discovered this afternoon, the top of the package peeking out of the drift. If not for the attention to packaging and packing materials, this book would have been destroyed. Please let the people who package our treasures know that they make a difference. Whether in person or mail order, you folks rock. Best wishes from the (damned) frozen Adirondacks...