My First Art Book Collection

This 100% lawn cotton handkerchief with hand-rolled edges features the detail of a work by Yayoi Kusama. It's packaged in an easy gift envelope and is machine washable.
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Made in collaboration with the artist and our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio.

This set of limited edition bookplate prints was created in 1991 and published by Printed Matter, NYC as part of a series of works that were based on the concept of a common "ex libris" book plate (a printed or decorative label pasted into a book, often in the front inside cover, to indicate ownership). Other participating artists included Larry Clark, Francesco Clemente, Eric Fischl, Jenny Holzer, Faith Ringgold, and Nancy Spero. A great collector's item for any art lover!

Inspired by the boundless creativity of acclaimed artist, Keith Haring, the K.Haring Bubbler bridges the gap between street art and smoking culture. Forged from thick borosilicate glass, the Bubbler showcases a fixed bowl and downstem. A shower head percolator with eight slits delivers advanced water filtration for cool, purified smoke. This bell-shaped bubbler is comfortable in-hand and flares at the bottom for additional stability. Hand-applied designs on the neck and base serve as groundwork for Haring’s strong, fluid lines and emotive power. This timeless masterpiece is finished with the artist’s signature.

The Bubbler is packaged in a durable box that’s enriched with Haring’s signature and dynamic imagery. Compressed foam inserts and thick outer walls provide safe and secure storage.

This six-book boxed set is the first collection of Robert Crumb sketches to be printed from the original art since the hardbound, slipcased seven volume series issued by the German publisher Zweitausendeins between 1981 and 1997. Unlike the Zweitausendeins edition, which included every doodle ever made by the preeminent underground artist, our best-of edition has been personally edited by the notoriously fastidious artist to include only what he considers his finest work, including hundreds of late period drawings not published in previous sketchbook collections. Robert Crumb requested that the books representing the second half of his career be published first due to fan demand for new Crumb material (Volumes 7–12 cover the period 1982–2011, and the forthcoming Volumes 1–6 will cover the period 1964–1981).

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In the last 20 years Crumb’s artistic output has slowed considerably, making new works more rare and highly prized. This collection of over 600 unseen drawings created between 1982 and 2011 makes this a must-have collectible for every Crumb fan.