Two Books on Ed Ruscha

Ed Ruscha, "Then and Now" published by Steidl, and "They Called Her Styrene" published by Phaidon***Pick up for this item is in Millburn, NJ 07041***

Fore-edge book by artist Ed Ruscha (American, b. 1937) done in collaboration with USF Graphic Studio. The work titled "ME and THE" features a hardbound cloth-covered book with two color fore-edge prin

Fore-edge book by artist Ed Ruscha (American, b. 1937) done in collaboration with USF Graphic Studio. The work titled "OH/NO" features a hardbound cloth-covered book with two color fore-edge printing

the first: Rowell, Margit "Cotton Puffs, Q-tips, Smoke and Mirrors: the Drawings of Ed Ruscha", New York: Whitney Museum / Harry N. Abrams, 2004, signed to end paper "Zack! Rage on! Ed Ruscha" (11 1/4

[COUNTER CULTYRE] RAGS MAGAZINE. COUNTER CULTURE HIPPIES. ISSUES. 1970-1971. Including: No. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12. 5 issues. Condition, for the most part very good to better. Many articles: Ed Ruscha, . In

USA, 1978 printed matter 7 1/16" x 5 3/4" Two invitations for Ed Ruscha's 1978 show at Castelli Uptown illustrating Ruscha's pastel on paper work, He Enjoys the Co. of Women, 1976. Tags: gallery, open

Group of Art Reference BooksEd Ruscha Exhibition Catalogues and Reference BooksPontus Hulten, et al., Edward Ruscha: Paintings, Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam [2 copies]; Ed Ruscha, Gagosian

Group of Art Reference BooksEd Ruscha Exhibition Catalogues and Refernce BooksAndrew Bogle, Graphic Works by Edward Ruscha, Auckland City Art Gallery; Jeff Brouws, Wendy Burton and Hermann Zschiegner,

Germany, 1970 printed matter 7 5/8” x 4 1/4” Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition Books by Ed Ruscha at Galerie Heiner Frederich, 1970. Tags: modernist, modernism, modern, a

[ARTIST'S BOOK]. RUSCHA, Ed (b. 1937). Course of Empire. N.p.: United States Pavilion, 51st Venice Biennale, 2005. Oblong 8vo. Illustrated. Original wraps. FIRST EDITION, INSCRIBED BY RUSCHA: "Michael

Book "then and now, Hollywood Boulevard 1973-2004" signed by Ed Ruscha

Six Ed Ruscha (Dec 16, 1937- ) artist's books in original bindings, containing images and text, 1969-1987. 1st Item: CRACKERS, 1969 Heavy Industry Publications, 115 black and white photographs, in ori

Ed Ruscha (after) (California, b. 1937) Two works, including: 1. A Particular Kind of Heaven, offset lithograph on semi-glossy paper, hand-signed to the lower right, not framed, sheet measures 20 1/4

(ART BOOK MONOGRAPH) 3 BOOLS SOLD TOGETHERED RUSCHA. Robert Miller Gallery , NY; 1987, 4to. 2000 copies of this book. Hardcover. SOLD WITH: EDWARD RUSCHA: ROMANCE WITH LIQUIDS, PAINTINGS 1966-1969.SOL

To Hell with Fishing by Ed Zern, 1945, signed and inscribed, Very Good; Hunting and Fishing from A to Zern by Ed Zern, 1985, signed and inscribed, Fine in dust jacket; Armchair Adventures for the Angl

1. Elbert Hubbard, Genius of Roycroft, David Arnold Balch. Pub. 1940 by Frederick A. Stokes. First edition with dust jacket. Fascinating study in the apparent inconsistencies of Hubbard, who has been

New Paintings and a Retrospective of Works on Paper First edition Signed by Ruscha on front page

First Edition - New Paintings and a Retrospective of Works on Paper Signed by Ruscha on front page

Ed Ruscha signed "Ed Ruscha and Some Los Angeles Apartments" Signed on title page Measurements: 8 x .5 x 10 inches

Ed Ruscha - First edition, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution Signed by Ruscha in marker on front page

1969, Crackers Black-and-white offset print on Lithosheen gloss paper in softcover book with waxed freezer paper dust cover From the first edition Published by Heavy Industry Publications, Hollywood;

Ed Ruscha signed book signature on cover page.

Artist's Book: "Crackers", 1969, softcover; ED RUSCHA, "Flash", 6.25' x 7' electrostatic color print unique from the painting on heavy stock signed lower right. Edition size unknown.

Ed Ruscha Ford; Chevy (two works) 2010inkjet print in colors on Somerset Satin Enhanced image: 5.25 h &times; 7.875 w in (13 &times; 20 cm) sheet: 8.625 h &times; 11.5 w in (22 &times; 29 cm) <