Search Results: Titles starting with X from Lorne Bair Rare Books

San Francisco: McSweeney's, 2013. First Edition. Cloth-backed boards; 8vo. From the McSweeney's poetry swries. Fine, no dust jacket as issued.

Chicago: Xenia, Fall 1965. First Edition. Tape bound red and black (back cover in gold) printed covers; 8vo. 40 pp. Signed by Charles Simic at his contribution of two poems. The editors open with "comment" on two poets: "A Man to Remember" - Kinnell, and "A Man to Forget" - Creeley; other than Simic and Kilborn (better known as William K./Bill) Knott the poets contributing are mostly forgotten. A very scarce little mag that seemed to have lasted for two issues, Simic and Knott appearing in both; very early appearances by both poets. Beginning to separate, but tape holding; good or better with little wear.

Paris: Société Internationale d'Art XX Siècle, 1972. First Edition. Quarto (32cm x 25cm). Pictorial paper boards (hardcover); 196pp; illus. Good copy; spine slightly separated from cover; bumped corners; two corner tips torn; clean, unmarked pages. Review of major art exhibitions in France and abroad in 1972 with texts written by a host of art critics, including Louis Aragon. In-depth tribute to Dutch abstract painter Piet Mondrian. Includes original lithographs by André Masson and Graham Sutherland. Hundreds of reproductions in color and b&w. Predominantly in French, with some texts translated into English.