London Sotheby's Publications 1987

i 644, ii 604pp 4to. Illustrated in colour and black and white. Fine in dust wrappers.

New Haven & London Yale University Press 2000

528 pp Extensively illustrated with colour and black and white photographs and images. 4to. Boards in slightly worn dust wrapper. A very useful and comprehensive account of the life and work of a key 20th century Constructivist sculptor.

Marlborough, Wiltshire The Crowood Press 2023

238 pp, with many colour illustrations. Quarto with dust jacket in fine condition. A beautifully produced book exploring the interaction, through the work of twenty- four potters, between the ancient language of pots and the contemporary.

Published by Previous Parrot Press, Church Hanborough, Witney, 1992

Fine. Edwin Smith (illustrator). 37 pages ( 6 page introduction with remainder taken up with cuts by Edwin Smith, near fine condition in decorated paper covered boards. Number 160 of an edition of 178 copies signed by Olive Cook. Signed by Author(s). No dust wrapper as issued. Lovely copy. Pages uncut. Loosely inserted prospectus for Anne Cathcart's Book of the Month.

London Dulwich Picture Gallery 1986

48pp. 32 Black and white, and colour images accompanying an introduction by Giles Waterfield - director of the Dulwich Picture Gallery, and an essay by John Sheeran. Quarto. Decorated card wraps. Fine.

Ortshostat Edition 2015

64pp illustrated. 4to. Striking red cloth. Fine.

Lund Humphries 2014

2014 304pp illustrated in colour and black and white. 4to. Very good with very good dust wrapper. Organised around the various types of work in which Paolozzi became involved; sculpture, painting, film, music, print and the Independent Group.

Essex Museums 1989

Concertina fold out form; 28pp illustrated. Title on bund holding the whole publication together. Elusive publication with great illustrations throughout. Great book design. £95

Mainstone Press 2008

188pp illustrated in colour and b/w. Quarto. Blue cloth with a decorative label and slipcase. Page size 265x195mm. Decorative end papers. Limited to 750 copies. Laid in prospectus for the book.

Published by Privately Printed, Chicago, 1934

Unpaginated. Includes colour portrait of A B Dick, full page photogravure plates of the mimeograph machines and the offices of the firm + decorations by Rockwell Kent. 4to. Gilt decorated cloth. Gold end papers. Very good copy. Printed at the Lakeside Press Limited. Dedicated to Albert Blake Dick, this company history commemorates fifty years of Progress and Achievement. It was produced as a Golden Anniversary souvenir of the firm. A. B. Dick Company was a major American manufacturer of copy machines and office supplies in the late 19th century and 20th centuries.

New Castle, Delaware, Oak Knoll Press 2012

184pp, quarto with 54 black and white illustrations. Book with dust jacket in very good condition. The first full biography of the artist who began his life and trained in Leipzig, left Germany in 1939 and continued in London with a career of printmaking, teaching, typography and publishing.

Avon. C.T. The Limited Editions Club, 1974

Number 1853 of 2000, signed by the illustrator. Large 4to. In publisher's slipcase. Slightly sunned on spine else very good copy. 106 pages + superb coloured illustrations by Irving Amen. Introduction by Leonard Cotterell.

London Faber and Faber 1964

95pp text, 137 colour illustrations, 56 pages of full colour plates, with detail reproductions of specific paintings, some pull outs to give a sense of scale. Appendix by Xavier de Salas Large 4to. Very good in slightly worn dust wrapper and in original slip case as issued. Hard to find.

London Macmillan 1940

388pp. Numerous illustrations Autobiographical text book. Very good. Decorated boards with matching dust wrapper. Wrapper worn at all edges. Internally very good.

Los Angeles Verb Editions/ Lund Humphries 2010

144 pp, quarto with jacket in fine condition. A survey of the career of the potter interweaving extensive interviews and images, most of which are colour reproductions. A beautifully designed and illustrated book.

No publisher given [Messrs Leadlay Ltd], London., N.D. [1931]

First edition. Folio. Title sheet, contents sheet, facsimile manuscript note by Max Beerbohm mounted in a folding sheet and five colour prints mounted in folding sheets, all loose in a vellum-backed card portfolio with gilt titles. The subjects of the prints are Noel Coward, Peggy Wood, Georges Metaxa, Ivy St. Helier and Charles B. Cochran. The Noel Coward print has been mounted for hanging. Number 444 of 900 copies. The portfolio is rubbed, dusty. Ex library stamps on the folder and on the paper folder which protects each image. The prints are very good.

London, Tate Publishing, 2006

264 pp, quarto with dust jacket in very good condition and a wealth of illustrations. The catalogue of the major Hogarth exhibition held at Tate Britain which covered for the first time all the different aspects of the artist's career.