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SUNFLOWER 1 signed drawing by Peter Josyph, ink on paper drawing, 9" x 12" on Fabriano Watercolor Paper. 50% of the purchase price will be donated to World Central Kitchen for Ukraine. Ivesian Arts will send you the receipt for the donation in your name.

5 New copies of this in depth exploration of the neighborhood of Downtown, New York, post 9-11. I was with Josyph during the first 6 months of his work there, while he filmed the devastation and interviewed the remarkable humans who lived and worked, and continued to live and work at or around Ground Zero. I co-produced the award winning film by Josyph. See the film, read the book. Own a rare, brand new, signed First Edition.Note: The image of the book here is my personal signed copy and there is a crease on the upper right portion of the dust jacket. The copies available are all mint new, no folds, tears or creases in DJs or any marks on the books themselves.

Two new signed 1st Editions from the author.From the back cover:Drawing on multiple, unconventional resources, this book examines McCathy's work from original and sometimes provocative perspectives. Prpoposing a new notion of criticism Adventures in Reading Cormac McCarthy will be a useful tool for critics, students, and general readers about one of today's great literary talents.

First Edition. First Printing. A run of only 50 copies, 30 of which are numbered and signed by the author and available here. 267 pages, a fine paperback with an original cover painting by the author ink printed on Breathing Color Velvet, interior pages on Cougar with 14 color illustrations, also by the author. Ivesian Arts Publishing's premiere offering. The Wrong Reader's Guide to Cormac McCarthy: All the Pretty Horses is an impassioned tribute to one of the most popular and enduring novels by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy.
​From his provocative reflection on the importance of McCarthy's dramatic prose-poetry in "How Cormac McCarthy Saved Civilization," to close readings of small moments that open up worlds of discovery, Josyph changes our perspective on this seminal work by one of our greatest living authors. In what he calls "a reader's memoir," Josyph invites noted McCarthy scholars such as Marty Priola and Wesley Morgan, as well as McCarthy's award-winning Portuguese… Read More

1-10 of 10 signed and numbered copies. With an original one of a kind sketch of Paris by the author/artist slipped in.
With Paris and the rest of the world on the eve of WWI, Henri Matisse is about to embark on one of his most memorable adventures, one that begins with the appearance of a Matisse impostor whose aptitude for larceny includes blackmail.
The prospect for Matisse to ever finish a painting is further compromised by a beautiful pickpocket who takes a bath in Matisse's home on quai St. Michel and who becomes both a savior and a source of further turmoil in a saga that continues in Pontoise after the war.
For the story to be told exactly as it happened, Matisse narrates the affair to two admiring biographers during a storm on the Ile St. Louis.