Shiraz: Learned Society of Pars, 1958. First edition. Numerous illustrations; Translated by R.N. Sharp; 110 pages plus many pages of photographs. More about SHIRAZ.; The City of the Poets Sa'adi and Hafez, The City of Flowers and Nightengales
New York: Institute for the Study of teh Ancient World and Princeton University Press, 2010. 252 pages; Numerous color illustrations. More about THE LOST WORLD OF OLD EUROPE; The Danube Valley, 5000-3500 BC
New York: Macmillan, N.D., c. 1958. Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West, No. 18; 127 pages plus 39 black-and-white plates and a color frontis. More about THE LOVES OF KRISHNA IN INDIAN PAINTING AND POETRY
Berkeley: Shambhala, 1975. First edition. 364 pages. More about THE TRANSFORMATIVE VISION: REFLECTIONS ON THE NATURE AND HISTORY OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE
New York: Basic Books, 1976. Second printing. More about CREATIVITY: THE MAGIC SYNTHESIS
New York: Minton, Balch & Co, 1927. 27 pages. More about ARTHUR WILLIAM HEINTZELMAN
New York: Tudor, 1961. First printing. 140 pages with many tipped in color plates. More about CHRSIT'S IMAGE
New Haven: Yale University Press, 2013. First printing. 608 pages. More about PARIS 1650-1900; Decorative Arts in the Rijksmuseum
Phoenix: Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Art, 1971. 48 color illustrations. More about DANCING KACHINAS; A Hopi Artist's Documentary
Athens: Privately Published, 1986. First edition. 77 illustrations; 260 pages. More about THE SCATTERED PORTIONS: WILLIAM BLAKE'S BIOLOGICAL SYMBOLISM
New York: Reporter Publications, 1953. Gentry was a men's high-fashion men's magazine published by William Segal with an editorial board headed by Christopher Fremantle; In addition to fashion, it includes articles on philosophy art culture and world religions; An elaborate element of the magazine is that in includes tipped-in cloth... More about GENTRY, NO. EIGHT, FALL 1953
New York: Simon and Schuster & Abrams, 1960. First edition. 168 illustrations, 3 of which are in color. More about THE PASSIONATE SIGHTSEER, FROM THE DIARIES, 1947 TO 1956
London: Hutchinson, 1965. First edition. More about THE SELECTED LETTERS OF BERNARD BERENSON
London: Robin Clark, 1991. 144 pages. More about SKETCH FOR A SELF PORTRAIT
New York: Knopf, 1966. First edition. Introduction by Kenneth Walker. More about FORTY YEARS WITH BERENSON
Vienna: Anton Schroll, 1976. First edition. 132 illustrations; 143 pages. More about JOSEPH BINDER: AN ARTIST AND A LIFESTYLE
Normal IL: American Blake Foundation, 1974. Introduction by G.E. Bentley and signed by him; 20 pages of text and 26 plates of the reproducing the original manuscript. More about AMERICA: A PROPHECY
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1964. In Two Volumes; Edited with a genaral Introduction, Glossarial Index of Symbols, Commentary and Appendices by D.J. Sloss and J.P.R. Wallis; xv, 649 & xxii, 361 pages. More about THE PROPHETIC WRITINGS OF WILLIAM BLAKE
Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1939. A descriptive Catalogue of an exhibition of the works of William Blake selected from collections in the United States; 175 pages. More about WILLIAM BLAKE: 1757-1827
1975. First printing. Exhibition Catalogue from the Saskatoon Public Library Art Gallery; Hand-written note signed by the author/artist laid-in; 23 pages, 11 color photographs. More about STRUCTURIST RELIEFS 1966 - 1975
New York: Alpine Fine Arts, 1984. First printing. Signed presentation copy from the Jerry Brewster to Dushka Howarth; Price list and promotional mailing for the related show laid-in; Interview and essay by Burt Chernow; 245 pages. More about ZUNIGA: THE COMPLETE GRAPHICS
Berlin: Die Silberman Ducher, 1934. Eleven beautiful color illustrations of Durer's landscapes on heavy paper; Text in German;. More about ALBRECHT DURER LANDSCHAFTSAQUARELLE
Seoul: Kwang Myong, 1979. Second edition. 397 pages with 273 plates. More about THE ARTS OF ANCIENT KOREA
New York: Penguin Books, 1997. First printing. 228 pages. More about DESTINATION MARS IN ART, MYTH, AND SCIENCE
Athens: Georgia Museum of Art, 2007. First edition. Book and catalogue published in conjunction with an exhibit of Mariska Karasz's work at the Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia, January 20 - April 15, 2007; Mariska is the sister of Ilonka Karasz Profusely illustrated; 128 pages. More about MODERN THREADS: FASHION AND ART BY MARISKA KARASZ