NY: Julien Levy Gallery, 1945. 4to. Single sheet folded to make four pages. The cover features Duchamp's design showing a silhouette of two lovers kissing. The inside prints a statement by Man Ray and a list of the works on display. The back cover prints a surreal text titled "Objects... More about Large folding exhibition announcement with cover by Duchamp for Man Ray's 1945 show at at the...

n.p.: Columbia Records, 1970. A quarto page neatly excised from Billboard magazine. The advertisement utilizes a disturbing still from D.W. Griffith's film "The Birth of a Nation." At the bottom the anonymous artist placed 5 handheld transistor radios identical to Berman's and in each he put a photo of one... More about Advertisement for '60s rock band Pacific Gas and Electric by an unknown artist who blatantly...

Paris: Michel Couturier, 1968. The covers of the card are solid Klein IKB (International Klein Blue) with event details printed in silver on the inside. Invitation to opening cocktail reception stapled to one corner. Fine. Scarce. More about Folding invitation for Yves Klein's 1968 show at the Michel Couturier gallery in Paris

n.p.:n.p., [1980]. Two-and-a-third pages on three quarto sheets. Postmarked Marina Del Rey, January 16, 1980. Kruger attempts to clarify details about an article that she submitted for Cover #3, and responds to Judith's suggestions about the piece. Kruger remarks: "I am unaware as to the deadline of Cover #3 and... More about Autograph Letter Signed to Judith Aminoff, editor of Cover magazine

NY: Fulton Ryder, 2012. Hardbound in gold cloth-covered boards. First edition. Limited to 500 copies. A book designed by Prince published under his pseudonym John Dogg. Reproduces explicit erotic photos from Bob Crane's homemade porn movies, juxtaposed with interesting facts about his life and career. The actor, best known for... More about Bob Crane: He Got it Coming

[San Diego]: Companion, [1968]. First edition of this Paperback Original about LSD-fueled swingers. "She crouched on her hands and knees; the sensations she was feeling from the drugs were overwhelming. She felt as if she had four or five minds." Cover illustration of tripping wife swappers by Ed Smith. One... More about Trip 'N' Trade

[NY: Beelzebub Books, 1959]. Second printing of this softcore men's magazine flagrantly exploiting the then current beatnik phenomena. Published as Beelzebub Books No. 1. "An uncensored, unexpurgated expose of the 'BEAT GENERATION'." Sensational articles on the Beat phenomenon such as "Shook-up Shebas and Be-Bop Babes" and "Beat Broads Curiously Cavort."... More about Beatnik

NY: Whitney Museum, 1988. Single quarto sheet on Whitney Museum letterhead describing the publication details of this collaboration between Kruger and Stephen King. Imperceptible creases where folded for mailing, else fine. More about Press release for "My Pretty Pony" from the Whitney Museum of American Art

NY: Fotofolio, ca. early '80s. The front of the card features a photo of a baby's hand holding an adult's hand with the words: "Your every wish is our command." Fotofolio still has some Kruger designed cards in print, this one went out of print long ago. Near fine (6"... More about Commercial postcard from Fotofolio featuring a design by Kruger

[NY]: Gotham Book Mart, 1973. Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket. First edition, lettered issue. Cover photograph of the author by Robert Mapplethorpe. One of 26 specially bound lettered copies for "use of the author and publisher" signed by Smith, this being copy "B" (of a total hardbound edition of... More about Witt

NY: Public Art Fund/Whitney Museum, 2000. Prints color photos of Kruger's billboards, buses, and large scale works around NYC. Published to coincide with the "Barabara Kruger" retrospective at the Whitney. Included is a press release on Whitney Museum letterhead. Fine (5" x 5" folded). More about Multi-folded brochure from The Public Art Fund titled "Barbara Kruger: Big Picture"

NY: Public Art Fund, 1991. The front of the card prints photographs of three bus shelters with posters by Kruger and gives their locations. Included is a 4-page press release from the Public Art Fund discussing the project---two pages reproduce Kruger's posters. Fine (5" x 9.25"). More about Large announcement card from the Public Art Fund giving the location of Kruger's posters...

Glasgow: Tramway, 2005. The front features a color double-exposure photograph of a woman covering her face with her hands. Fine (8.25" x 5.75"). More about Announcement card for Kruger's "Twelve" exhibition at the Tramway in Glasgow, 2005