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BUKOWSKI, CHARLES & R. CRUMB Bring Me Your Love - Illustrations by R. Crumb
Santa Barbara Black Sparrow Press 1983
First Edition. Of an edition of 376 copies signed by Charles Bukowski and R. Crumb, this is the "PRINTER'S COPYÓ so marked on the colophon and signed by both. Additionally, the book is inscribed and signed by Crumb to Black Sparrow Press publisher, John Martin. Inscribed: ÒFOR JOHN MARTIN - R. CRUMB.Ó Rather charmingly Crumb has written his signature with a long two and half inch tail that dangles down the page.This book remained in Black Sparrow Press publisher John Martin's personal collection until just recently. Fine in the fine acetate dust jacket. Black Sparrow Press was founded in 1966 by John Martin in Los Angeles, California to publish the works of avant-garde authors. Martin published Charles Bukowski, John Fante, Paul Bowles, and dozens of other writers.
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3500.00 USD
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BUKOWSKI, CHARLES & R. CRUMB Bring Me Your Love - Illustrations by R. Crumb
Santa Barbara Black Sparrow Press 1983
First Edition. Copy number 16 of 376 copies signed by Charles Bukowski and R. Crumb, this copy was presented by Charles Bukowski to his publisher John Martin and his wife, Barbara Martin, who was book designer for the Black Sparrow Press. Inscribed: ÒFor John and Barbara Martin - It's been a great journey with you. Let's hope for lots more mileage, Sure, Hank, Charles BukowskiÓ next to which he has drawn his ÒBukÓ self-portrait with a bottle of alcohol and he has labeled the drawing ÒThe Kid From DeLongpre.Ó Bukowski is referring to DeLongpre street in Hollywood where Bukowski lived in a run down bungalow court during the beginning years when Martin discovered him. Laid in is an original black & white photograph taken by Gerard Malanga in 1972 showing Charles Bukowski, his then girlfriend Linda King, and John Martin, standing outside his DeLongpre bungalow. Also laid in is the original prospectus for the book. This book remained in Black Sparrow Press publisher John Martin's personal collection until just recently. Fine in the fine acetate dust jacket. Black Sparrow Press was founded in 1966 by John Martin in Los Angeles, California to publish the works of avant-garde authors. Martin published Charles Bukowski, John Fante, Paul Bowles, and dozens of other writers.
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7500.00 USD
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BUKOWSKI, CHARLES Fire Station
Santa Barbara Capricorn Press 1970
First Edition. Paperbound. Fine copy in printed wrappers. This copy belonged to the book's printer Graham Mackintosh with documentation laid in. The book is in fine condition in the original plain unprinted red tissue dust jacket which is torn and chipped. Graham Mackintosh's press work bibliography reads like a who's who of latter twentieth century fine publishing: Black Sparrow, Oyez, Capra, Capricorn, Cadmus, Scrimshaw (among a score or more other literary houses). Then there is, of course, Graham Mackintosh's own influential White Rabbit Press, a basis and force for today's best poetry. For over forty years Graham Mackintosh has made distinguished contributions to American literary and art publishing as publisher, printer, type designer, book designer, editor, and as a writer on printing. His impact can be seen from the early nineteen-sixties at the modern renaissance of poetry in its hungry, revolutionary days of mimeo chapbooks through the revival of fine press and letterpress printing, and it continues to this day. Graham Mackintosh met seminal poet Jack Spicer in 1954. During the time Mackintosh served in the United State Marine Corps, the two continued to correspond. Upon his discharge from the service, Mackintosh enrolled in the Arts Program at San Jose State College and then transferred to University of California at Berkeley where he worked with Jack Spicer on The Linguistic Atlas of the Pacific Coast. Upon graduating, Mackintosh created his first While Rabbit publication in 1962, and continued to seriously study the arts of printing and design, His desire to learn pulled him from the Bay area for a time to Los Angeles to study with the legendary Saul Marks at the Plantin Press. As Graham Mackintosh's reputation grew and he won printing and design awards, so did the list of distinguished publishers who sought him out to create books for them.
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