Seventies Glamour
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An exuberant visual ode to the most flamboyant decade of modern style. Seventies Glamour captures the decadent energy of the 1970s — a world of disco balls, punk attitude, flared silhouettes and unapologetic excess. With rare images of cultural icons like David Bowie, Debbie Harry, and Liza Minnelli, the book weaves together fashion, film, and nightlife in a hypnotic blend of high gloss and grit.
David Wills curates this journey with a historian’s eye and a fan’s passion, presenting a gallery of fashion legends and celebrity moments through the lens of renowned photographers including Helmut Newton, Norman Parkinson, and Francesco Scavullo. A bold celebration of an era when glamour met rebellion and every rule was up for reinvention.
Author: David WillsDesign: Stephen Schmidt
Publisher: Harper Design
Year: 2009
Pages: 176
Dimensions: approx. 31 x 24 cm
Printed in: China
Language: English
The Craftsman Builder
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A visual tribute to unconventional American homebuilding, “The Craftsman Builder” showcases unique, hand-crafted dwellings created by unknown artisans across the U.S. With a focus on creativity, individuality, and raw materials like wood, stone, and glass, the book documents homes that reflect their builders’ personal philosophies and deep connection to their environments. From coastal shacks to woodland retreats, this follow-up to Handmade Houses offers an inspiring look at the spirit of self-sufficiency and the beauty of imperfection.
Authors: Art Boericke & Barry ShapiroLanguage: English
Binding: Softcover
Cover Design: Robert Anthony
Io Asino Primo
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A striking reissue of Antonio Rubino’s whimsical 1920s picture book, Io Asino Primo is part of the La Scuola dei Giocattoli series—an imaginative and satirical take on childhood mischief and manners. Known for his unmistakable graphic style, Rubino combines rhyme, moral lesson, and playful distortion in this story of a spoiled little boy crowned with donkey ears. Bright colors, theatrical layouts, and bold Art Deco influence make this volume a delight both visually and historically. A rare gem for collectors of Italian illustration and vintage children's books.
Author & Illustrator: Antonio RubinoSeries: La Scuola dei Giocattoli
Publisher: Scalpendi Editore, Milano
Year: ca. 2015 (modern reprint of a 1920s original)
Language: Italian
Printed in: Italy
Sacred Elephant — Heathcote Williams
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A poetic tribute to the largest land mammal on Earth. In Sacred Elephant, Heathcote Williams fuses lyrical verse with a deep ecological message, celebrating the intelligence, grace, and ancient symbolism of the elephant—while condemning the cruelty it faces at the hands of humans.
Originally published in Great Britain, this edition pairs vivid language with striking imagery to awaken compassion and awareness. A powerful meditation on nature, violence, and reverence.
Author: Heathcote WilliamsPublisher: Harmony Books / Crown Publishers, New York
Year: 1989
Edition: First American Edition
Pages: 176
Dimensions: 29 x 19.4 cm
Printed in: Italy
Language: English
Condition: Good (minor edge wear on the cover)
Posada: Monograph of 406 Engravings
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This monumental facsimile edition celebrates the graphic legacy of Mexican printmaker José Guadalupe Posada, featuring 406 of his iconic engravings. Compiled and first published in 1930 with a passionate introduction by Diego Rivera, the book captures Posada’s biting social commentary, satirical edge, and visual poetry. His engravings — mocking the bourgeoisie, honoring the spirit of revolution, and immortalizing folk tales — cemented his influence on generations of Mexican artists. This 1991 edition was printed in tribute to Posada by institutions including the Instituto de Artes Gráficas de Oaxaca and the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes.
Author: José Guadalupe PosadaIntroduction: Diego Rivera
Editors: Frances Toor, Paul O’Higgins, Blas Vanegas Arroyo
Publisher: Mexican Folkways
Reprint Published by: Ediciones Toledo, Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, Instituto Cultural de Aguascalientes
Printed by: Consorcio Editorial Comunicación, S.A. de C.V.
Year: 1991 (Facsimile of the 1930 edition)
Edition: Limited edition of 2000 copies
Language: Spanish (with bilingual introduction in Spanish and English)
Dimensions: Approx. 34 x 24 cm
Printed in: Mexico
