Staten Island: Privately published by the author, 1970. 4to. Photographic comic book in stapled pictorial wraps. First and only edition. Cover features a collage by Artchie of Mick Jagger hitchhiking while floating in outer space, with the entire book devoted to Artchie's drawings and photo-collages. Artchie was an elusive figure..... More
LA: J. Paul Getty Museum, [1999]. 4to. Hardbound in dust jacket. First edition. Compares the work of Nadar and Warhol and how they documented the notable people of their respective eras. Profusely illustrated. Published on the occasion of an exhibition. Very fine. Below the published price:... More
Tokyo: Akira Ikeda Gallery, 1986. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Exhibition catalog illustrated in color throughout. Fine. More
Paris: Didier Imbert Fine Art, 1989. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Exhibition catalog featuring 13 color plates each of which takes up almost 2 pages, with 3 gate-folds. One photographic plate of the artists. Introductory essays by Gregoire Muller and Keith Haring. Text in French and English. Minor yellowing to edges..... More
Paris: Fernand Hazan Editeur, [1972]. Hardbound in photo-illustrated boards. First edition. Early, profusely illustrated (many in color) overview of Warhol's career. (French text.) Very near fine. More
n.p.:n.p., [1978]. A '70's rock music mag from Connecticut. Features 4 pages of Bob Gruen photos of the Rolling Stones Love You Live launch party at Trax. Also, The Who, Elton John, Iggy pop, Aerosmith, Patti Smith, et al. Very good plus to near fine. More
No place: Privately published, ca. 1970. 16mo. Full black leather stamped in gilt, raised bands, gilt dentelle inners. A unique illustrated gift book made by artist and art critic John Perrault for Warhol's close friend, artist, and "Superstar," Brigid Berlin and inscribed to her: "Cocks / for Bridgid [sic] /..... More
NY: Zwirner & Wirth, 2005. The show included works by Warhol, Lichtenstein, Polke, Richter, Lueg, and Oldenberg. The front features Warhol's "Twelve Jackies." Fine (8" x 8"). More
LA: Dwan Gallery, 1962. 4to. Pamphlet. First edition. Exhibition catalog for one of the first Pop Art shows on the West Coast. Dwan was one of the preeminent avant-garde LA galleries of the period. Reproduces works by Warhol, Wesselman, Rosenquist, Rauschenberg, Rivers, Oldenburg, Lichtenstein, Johns, Kienholz, et al. Some rubbing..... More
NY: Privately published, 1965. "Experimental Music & Dance & Theatre Works" by Andy Warhol, Dick Higgins, Al Hansen, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Christo, Wolf Vostell, Charlotte Moorman, Diter Rot, and others. Printed in black on white stock. An ephemeral item featuring a who's who of the NYC Fluxus scene..... More
NY: Wu-Shan Inc. & Sony Music Entertainment, 2011. A boxed set of LP records, CDs, and offset lithographs from a diverse group of artists, writers, and performers who knew, worked with, were associated with, or were inspired by Andy Warhol. One of 1964 copies (there were also 85 deluxe copies)..... More
NY: Film-Makers' Cinematheque, 1964. Two pages are quarto, one is octavo, stapled at the corner. The first page lists the four initial programs of the Film-Makers' Cinematheque. The first program features "Newsreel" by Andy Warhol, "Senseless" and "Chumlum" by Ron Rice, "A Movie" by Bruce Conner, and "Thigh Line Lyre..... More
NY: Interview, 1972. The "Gala Christmas Issue" featuring a cover photo of Warhol in a tassled Santa cap taking a Polaroid. Bold and beautifully signed in brown marker by Warhol along the edge above his photo making a nice presentation. Contents include a color Diana Ross centerfold photo-collage, Bette Davis..... More
NY: Zwirner & Wirth, 2005. Square 8vo. Features Warhol's "Twelve Jackies" on the front. The show also included works by Lichtenstein, Polke, Richter, Oldenburg, et al. As new. More
NY: International Print Center, 2007. Features Warhol's "Kimiko" on the front. The show also included works by Lichtenstein and Oldenburg. As new. More
Philadelphia: Institute of Contemporary Art, 1965. One of three different invitations issued for Warhol's first retrospective, held at the University of Pennsylvania's Institute of Contemporary Art. By all accounts an outrageous event where Andy and Edie Sedgwick were swarmed like rock stars and Warhol's reputation as one of the most..... More
NY: Vrej Baghoomian, 1989. The nicely designed card utilizes one of Warhol's flowers as part of the motif. This show took place just a couple of years after Warhol's death. Couple of minute rubbed spots, but fine (9" x 4" folded). More
n.p.: Privately published by the artist, ca. 1954. Single quarto sheet of yellow stock printed in black. Features an illustration of one of Warhol's cherubic, angel-like figures suspended from an ornamental canopy with an owl perched on it. This holiday sentiment is reproduced in Warhol's stylized calligraphy: "Happy Everything and..... More
NY: Woodward Gallery, 2002. Illustrated with a flower painting by Warhol. As new and unmailed (5.5" x 5.5"). More
NY: Zwirner & Wirth, 2006. The show featured unique vintage photographs and rarely seen television broadcasts. The announcement is printed on card stock and reproduces a b&w close-up photo of Warhol and Diana Ross. Fine (8" x 8"). More
NY: Woodward Gallery, 2004. Illustrated with a work by Warhol. As new and unmailed (4" x 6"). More
NY: Multiples Inc./Castelli Graphics, 1975. Signed by Warhol discretely at the bottom not affecting the image. Issued to announce the release of the Jagger Suite of silk-screens, this card was originally part of a set of 10 but is here offered separately. As new. More
n.p.:n.p., [1979]. Warhol executed this work in black marker on a piece of his "Andy Warhol Studio" stationary with the 860 Broadway address along the bottom. This was Warhol's third "Factory" address where he worked from 1973 to 1984. The soup is labeled "Tomato Soup" and Warhol has signed boldly..... More
NY: Danziger Projects, 2009. Illustrated with Polaroids of Muhammad Ali and Wayne Gretzky. Fine (6.5" x 10"). As new. More
NY: L&M Arts, 2011. Fine (9" x 5.75"). More
