Five Contemporary Art Books

To include:

Sol LeWitt. GEOMETRIC FIGURES & COLOR. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1979. Paperback. Square 8vo; unpaginated. (Wraps with light scuffing, edge wear including a closed tear and tiny chip at one corner, and staining; spine slightly darkened; glue residue visible at hinges, minor mark on title page leaf, and an occasional small corner fold, otherwise an extremely bright and clean interior; very good.)

Andy Warhol, et al. ANDY WARHOL. Boston: Boston Book and Art, 1970. Originally published for the Warhol exhibit in Stockholm in 1968. Third ed. Paperback in illustrated wraps. 4to; unpaginated. Reproductions of Warhol's work with a small amount of text in both English and Swedish. (Wraps with light wear to extremities and toned spine; interior toned with light creasing, occasional edge wear, and wear at hinges; very good.)

Keith Haring. EIGHT BALL. (Art Random series). Japan: Kyoto Shoin, 1989. Hardcover. Glossy, illustrated boards. Thin 4to; unpaginated. Text in English and Japanese. (Light wear to boards; very good plus.)

Jamaica Kincaid; Eric Fischl, illus. ANNIE, GWEN, LILLY, PAM AND TULIP. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1986. First trade edition. Hardcover. Quarter black cloth over yellow paper-covered boards, with gilt lettering on the spine, in illustrated slipcase. 4to; unpaginated. Story by Kincaid with full-page illustrations by Fischl. (Slight bowing to boards; slip case with light scuffing and edge wear; near fine in very good plus slipcase.)

Kiki Smith. ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. Zurich: Scalo, 1999. First published for the exhibition of her work in Germany. Hardcover. Light yellow paper-covered boards, in illustrated jacket. 8vo; 138, [2]pp. (Very light wear to boards and interior; jacket with light scuffing and edge wear; very good plus.)

Largest 12 3/8 x 9 1/8 in.

Private Collection, Chapel Hill, North Carolina