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1947. Tinted lithograph, oblong format, 18 x 12 inches. Leo Haas (1901-1983) was a Czech-born Jewish artist who was imprisoned in a number of Nazi concentration camps from 1939 to 1945 when he was liberated from Ebensee by the Amercans. He is one of the most famous of the Holocaust artist/survivors who portayed daily life of prisoners in the camps. Signed with date in the plate. ISBN: 281AIB1050838.

Berkeley. Printed by Saint Heironymous Press: Nyers Winery, 1981. Poster, 24 x 15.25 inches. ISBN: 281AIB1050437.

New York: Everett Raymond Kinstler, 1980. Lithograph, 25 x 19 inches, printed in black on white stock. Kinstler ((1926-2019) was a portrait artist who created the official portraits of Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan and many other notables. He lived and worked for 70 years at the National Arts Club in New York. ISBN: 281AIB1051033.

New York: n.p, 1916. Single sheet, 25.6 x 18.75 inches; plate size: 22.5 x 13 inches; image size: 20.6 x 11.5 inches. The etching is after a 1897 painting by Boldini (1842-1931), with his signature in the etching. Jacques Reich (1852-1923) was a Hungarian-born portrait etcher who came to the US in 1873. The image is of Whistler seated in an elegant chair in formal dress holding a monocle up to his eye as if to examine the viewer. ISBN: 281AIB1050371.

N. Pl: Niels Reyes, n.d. Print, ?woodcut monotype, 19.75 x 14.25 inches. Printed in black ink on white stock, with image of a face. ISBN: 281AIB1050816.

(London): Warren Editions, 1981. 8 leaves with 4 pages of text. 6-1/2 by 8-1/4 inches. An addresse delivered one month following the wood engraver's death. Stone illustrated Murdoch's book of poetry, A Year of Birds (1978). This book illustrated with two engravings from original wood blocks, and frontispiece from a black-and-white photograph of Stone. Printed in a limited edition of 750 copies. ISBN: 9780950596938.

N.Pl: n.p, 1967. Poster, 14 x 14 inches. Heavy white stock printed in black ink. 8 helmeted policemen gang-rape Justice, holding scales, and Liberty. Cieciorka (1939-2008) was artist, painter and political activist. He is best known for the woodcut image of the raised fist, which was a model for the New Left emblem. He was a Freedom Rider in the 1960s and helped organize the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party in 1968. ISBN: 281AIB1050580.

San Francisco: Anthony Michael Valentino, n.d., ca. mid-1980s. Original painting, 16 x 12 inches, mounted on black matt board, 20 x 16 inches. Anthony Michael Valentino was living in San Francisco on Fell St. when this art was created. ISBN: 281AIB1051155.

Austin, Texas: Galeria Tonantzin, 1979. Poster, 22 x 15 inches. Exhibition Espejo del Pueblo, 14 de Septiembre to 12 de Octubre at Galeria Tonantzin. Illustration "Uno de los Quemados" by Trevino, dated 1974 in plate. ISBN: 281AIB1051032.

Ucluelet, British Columbia: Singing Sands, 1971. Approximately 66 looses sheets of poems, drawings, cartoons and photographs, in bright orange bag. Housed in illustrated bright yellow folder. The introductory sheet states:"This is a book of art done this winter by people at or near Long Beach...Singing Sands in its 36 years has become, through Peg Whittington, the focus of ideas and attempts of the posssible and the impossible...This spring the government has taken over all the cabins, studios and workshops, which will be levelled to make room for the park. Singing Sands is coming to an end, so we are making the Sand Catalog.". ISBN: 281AIB1048625.

Berlin: Bruno Hessling, n.d. 38 tipped-in loose large plates. 13.5 x 10 inches. ISBN: 281AIB1047805.

New York: Abbeville Press, 1987. 402 pages. 8-3/4 by 12 inches. Exhibition catalog featuring work by 16th-century artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo, alongside surrealist pieces by a variety of artists from the ensuing centuries. Essays and art by Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Aomi Okabe and others. Profusely illustrated, mostly in color. ISBN: 9780896597693.

Austin, Texas: Camila, Resistencia Bookstore, and Friends, 1988. Poster, 22.25 x 17.4 inches, printed in black on white stock. "An Evening of Poerty in Solidarity with the Veteran's Peace Convoy. Chicago House, 607 Trinity, Sunday, July 24, 1988.". ISBN: 281AIB1051035.

(Geneva): Skira / Rizzoli, 1985. 279 pages. Covers embroidery, tapestries, fabrics, and sculptures. 140 illustrations in color; 175 in black-and-white. ISBN: 9780847806409.

(Philadelphia?): American Friends Service Committee, 2010. 96 pages. Illustrated in color. Catalog of a traveling exhibition of more than 45 large scale paintings by artists from all over the United States which memorialize Afghan War civilian casualties. The catalog includes an explanation of each image and a short biography of the artist who created it. ISBN: 9780979951190.

Deerfield, Massachusetts: Deerfield Press. J. O'Brien, 1983. Single sheet, 12 x 9 inches, wood- or lino-cut greeting. ISBN: 281AIB1048942.

Walla Walla, Washington: Studio Art Gallery, 1981. Poster, 17 x 11 inches, printed in black ink on tan stock, illustrated. Pedro Rodriquez was Associate Professor of Chicano Studies at Washington State University. ISBN: 281AIB1051028.

N.Pl: Phoebe McKay, n.d. Linoleum print, 5.75 x 4.75 inches, printed in red of female head. Phoebe is the daughter of Donald and Dorothy McKay. ISBN: 281AIB1050868.

N. Pl: Cold Mountain Publishing Co, 1968. Single sheet, 11 x 7 inches, light tan with black printed "square" image on upper portion of broadside, slightly off-center. On back is printed "Homage to the Square, the Blacks, Ian Hamilton Finley & Marshall McLuhan.". ISBN: 281AIB1050632.

D.A.P./Editions Revue Noire, 2002. ISBN: 9781891024382.