This was Boltanski's first ever published work and is the first entry in Jennifer Flay's catalogue raisonnee.

The front covers has a brown stain top left and there is minor brownin along the spine but else the back cover and internal aspects are VG. Rare. Ref Flay Catalogue Page 5.

21 x 15cm, 28pp plus illustrated wrappers. T. S. Eliot's modernist masterpiece - the poem here illustrated by the British artist John Lee Bird with 6 b/w reproduced drawings. One of only 100 signed and numbered copies. VG+.

Please note this book is shipped from the USA where it was published - please expect slight delays in arriving.

21 x 13cm, 112pp. Boards with dustjacket. First edition of this collection of poems which is notable for its Warhol designed dust jacket and frontispiece - an early and charming portrait of a girl on a horse in purple and black. Sadly this copy has a great deal of damage to the spine with a length of around 8cm missing and tears elsewhere and some staining.

Internally the book is near fine with Warhol's influence felt throughout as the titles of each poem are also in his facsimile hand (the shaky typography of his early commercial work). Very scarce INDEED although the damage does detract - priced thus.

15 x 10.5cm, 4pp. Announcement card for an auction of illustrations and drawings by Bono (of U2) for the book based on Gavin Friday's interpretation of the Prokofiev classic work. Here's a lesser known titbit (from the horse's mouth in the days when I got to hang with the band's entourage) in the tours when Bono suddenly disappeared and was replaced by the "devil" Bono - the latter was in fact Friday dressed to look like Bono only with horns. People used to be amazed how quickly Bono could change into the new costume. Concert design hey kids! Fine.

JOINT:

10.5 x 21cm, 1pp. Typographic invivaiton to the reception and private viewing of the works in London.