(lot of 21) Texana books: (2) a remembrance book celebrating the life of Lady Bird Johnson, one with letter from Luci and Lynda (nee Johnson), paperback;(1) "The Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence", L.W. Kemp; (1) Galveston, the Horrors of a Stricken City", Murat Halstead, 1900; (1) "A Texas Christmas", John Edward Weems, Vol 1 & 11, one autographed with sentiment; (1) "Burt Orange Britannia" William Roger Louis; (1) " An Austin Sketchbook", Tony Crosby; (1) "The Texas Capitol, Symbol of Accomplishment"; (1) "Remembering Austin", Sue Brndt McBee, autographed; (1) "Pioneer Jewish Texans", Natalie Ornish; (1) "Tom Lea, An Oral History", Rebecca Craver, Adair Margo; (1) "The Texas Book", Richard A. Holland; (1) "Avanti, Austin Lyric Opera, The First Ten Years", (1) The Story of Texas", Eddie Weems, four volumes, created for McDonalds Corp., autographed with sentiment, paperback; (1) "Images of America, Austin, Texas", Karen Thompson, Kathy Howell, paperback; (2) "The Headliners Club of Austin", pamphlets; ( (1) Texas, Facts and "Imaginary" Tour, Texas Highway Department, largest: 13.5"h, 10"w, 1"d, 23lbs total *Provenance: From the estate of Jo Anne Christian (Texas, 1936-2015), a lifelong collector of friends, paintings, jewelry, books and other beautiful things, was known for her love of color and her support for the arts. As one of the Three J's--the three women who founded Austin's Long Center for the Performing Arts--Mrs. Christian made an indelible mark on Texas' Capital City. Jo Anne Christian was the widow of George E. Christian Jr. (Texas, 1927-2002), press secretary to President Lyndon Baines Johnson. She was an attorney, an avid historian, a voracious reader and an inveterate theatergoer.* Start Price: $60.00