Search Results: Graphics from Citation Books, ABAA/ ILAB

No place: no publisher, no date [1977]. Poster on light paper measuring 22 inches by 17 inches, printed in red & black, with illustrations from photographs featuring the semi nude Manouk, apparently "Miss Yoga." Signed in print "Coyote 77."Horizontal creasing, half inch tear along the left side now repaired on the verso with archival tissue, short color break along bottom crease, lightly soiled, slight edge wear, otherwise Very Good & quite visually compelling. Although the history of the sexy Manouk remains a mystery, we think "2 in 1" may imply a drag performer. Additionally, we are intrigued by the artist' signature & can't help but wonder if there is some connection to Margo St. James, founder of Coyote, the sex workers organization also known as "Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics." Regardless, a lovely poster which would add grace & elegance to any decor.

Washington, D.C.: The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 1894. Original die cut calendar measuring approximately 13.75 inches by 10 inches printed in color on card stock.
Removed from a scrapbook. Brief remnants of adhesive & a ring stain on the verso, lightly stained, modest edge wear including a couple of nicks & short tears, a bit curled, otherwise very good.
Presents the front page of the newspaper for November 23, 1894 surrounded by the months of the year, each with a little girl in color outfitted to match the month. This stunning calendar was probably issued as a premium for subscribers.
The Evening Star was the paper of record for Washington, D.C. for much of the time between 1852 & 1981.

Ft. Ord, California, December, 1990. First edition. Original mini comic measuring 11 inches by 7 inches, two illustrated sheets folded & stapled forming 8 pages. Slightly wrinkled, lightly toned, staples rusted, otherwise Very Good.An amusing comic book published just before the aerial and naval bombardment on 17 January 1991 led by the United States in response to Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait. Particularly interesting is a panel depicting President George H.W. Bush with Hussein as a ventriloquist's dummy on his lap:"Mr. Hussein, What will it take for you to withdraw from Kuwait?" ... "Dan Quail's job and a date with Janet Jackson."

Springfield, Ohio: Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, Publishers, [1897]. Two calendars measuring approximately 3 inches by 4 inches printed in color on card stock. Slight edge wear, otherwise near fine. Please see photos.Nicely printed bucolic scenes on the recto, months of the year for 1898 on the verso plus circulation information for the promoted magazines.

Paris: Cahiers d'Art publies sous la direction de Gualtiere de San Lazzaro, 1952 First edition Small folio, 88 pp. & 11 plates including 4 original lithographs Publisher's printed card wraps. Most text in French
Covers lightly soiled, spine browned, brief edge wear Occasional modest toning internally, otherwise very good.
A lovely issue of one of the most significant art journals of the 20th century.