London Gordon Fraser 1979

134 + [2]pp illustrated with black and white and colour plates. Large 4to. From the collection of S J Talbot with his bookplate on front paste down. On front end paper institutional stamp of North Staffordshire Polytechnic but no other marks indicating a library copy. Good with slightly worn dust wrapper.

London Merrell 2017

Foreword by John Harris. 192 pages 200 illustrations. 4to. Red boards with illustrated dust wrapper. Stunning publication which illustrates Ed Kluz's paintings with commentaries by the authors on the houses featured and lost country houses in general.

London: Frederick Muller 1944

121pp with c.20 full page coloured lithographs. Small 8vo in decorated cloth with design by Piper, some shelf wear to spine and corners otherwise vg. A selection of poems about British landscape, illustrated with lovely colour lithographs by John Piper. Part of the New Excursions into English Poetry Series.

Colchester The Minories 1972

Unpaginated. [24]pp, 121 numbers + b/w illustrations. 4to. Stiff card wrappers, decorated on inner. Includes five recollections by Edward Bawden, Douglas Percy Bliss, Celia Lady Sempill, Helen Binyon and Paul Nash.

Salisbury Michael Russell Publishing 1980

240pp illustrated with b/w and colour plates. 4to. Very good with worn and slightly chipped dust wrapper. Inscribed and signed by Eduardo Paolozzi to Robin Spencer, "For Robin from EP Dec 1980" Eighteen illustrated essays which first appeared in Apollo Magazine

London Anthony d'Offay Gallery 1989

25pp, full col. plates. 8vo. Illustrated wrappers. Wrappers a little sunned, else very good. 25 item catalogue for an exhibition held 20 April to 20 May 1989. The entire proceeds were to be donated to CRUSAID, the charity set up to help people living with HIV and AIDS.

London ICA 1948

Unpaginated. 3pp essay + 29 full page colour and b/w plates. Long 8vo Catalogue iin paper wraps. A little dusty else very good. Typography By Herbert Spencer and printed by Lund Humphries. Lovely period item. Artists include Max Ernst, Graham Sutherland, Mattise, , Fancis Hodgkins, Augustus John, Sickert and many others drawing widely on international artists alongside British ones.

Leeds: Printed by W. S. Maney & Son Ltd. 1974

Limited Edition of 100 copies, this being No. 26. Paperback. Yellow wrappers, lightly rubbed along spine, light spots to some pages, in good+ condition. Octavo. , 42 pages of passages, SIGNED by Stephen Chaplin on the title page, the author was an artist and lecturer in Art in Leeds from 1961-1991

Independent Curators INC 1991

72pp b/w illustrations, colour image reproduced from the Shift which is a fold out. 4to holographic wrapper, slightly rubbed in places else a good copy. Catalogue to accompany the travelling exhibition of artists' responses to the AIDS crisis Includes a dialogue between Robert Atkins and Thomas W. Sokolowski on the art world's role in invoking the American psyche of the time + a pop-out timeline of the AIDS crisis.

London Routledge, Kegan and Paul 1954

198pp illustrated. 122 ills, 40 plates about the basic principles on which graphic artists work; Jan van Krimpen, Eric Gill, Paul Nash, Eric Rvilious, Lynton Lamb and others; 4to. Good copy with slightly worn and chipped dust wrapper. Printed by W S Cowell Limited at the Buttermarket Press, Ipswich.

London Victoria Miro Gallery 2004

Unpaginated. c80pp illustrated with many full page colour plates. Decorated end papers which are notional maps. Yellow Laminated boards with gold decoration on upper board. Show which followed Perry winning the Turner Prize. Lovely book to accompany the the exhibition by Grayson Perry, 14 October to 13 November 2004 at the Victoria Miro Gallery. Beautifully produced.

Beauchamp Richard Dennis 1991

112pp illustrated with colour and b/w plates. Tall 4to. Fine copy with dust wrapper and decorated end papers . Signed dedication copy from the author to Eduardo Paolozzi with best wishes inscription on the title page. Published to mark the 25th anniversary of this pottery situated in the far north of Scotland.

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1958

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text . Very bright copy. Printed by W S Cowell

Lewes The Book Guild 1987

198pp illustrated with 12 pages of b/w plates. Very good with dust wrapper. Inscribed and signed "For Sir Eduardo, in the hope it may interest you with every good wish Mitzi McCall 30 May 1994"

Dublin, Arthur Guinness, Son & Co 1935

Guinness 24pp colour illustrations throughout the text, a collection of parodies and imitations of common rhymes advertising Guinness. Paper wrappers which are stapled. A little dusty else good copy.

Oxford University Press 2009

624pp with 80 b/w illus and 80 colour plates. 4to in board with decorated dw. First edition. The first comprehensive account of the life and work of John Piper, with in-depth research into all his major commissions. This text also uncovers the life and work of Myfanwy Piper, including her collaborations with the composers Benjamin Britten and Alun Hoddinott, and her part in the avant-garde movement in English art during the 1930s.