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51 ● MAURICE SENDAK. Group of 3 First Editions of adult fiction illustrated
and Signed by Sendak. 8vo, original bindings.Very good condition.
NewYork, vd [400/600]
d’Aulnoy. Fortunia.Translated and Adapted by Richard Schaubeck. Number 37 of 300 copies
Signed by both. (1974) * Melville. Pierre or,The Ambiguities.The Kraken Edition. Edited
by Hershel Parker. Signed by Sendak and Parker. (1995) * von Kleist. Penthesilea:ATragic
Drama.Translated by Joel Agee. Inscribed and Signed by Sendak to Orenstein in the year of
publication. (1998).
52 ● MAURICE SENDAK. Signed, Limited Editions. Group of 4 volumes. Illustrated
by Sendak. Original sizes and bindings. Condition notes as noted. Vp, vd [600/900]
The JuniperTree and OtherTales from Grimm. Number 238 of 500 sets Signed by Sendak and
translator Lore Segal with an additional suite of the plates laid into a separate folder. Publisher’s
cloth box faded and with some splitting along corners. (1973) * Corsaro.The Love for Three
Oranges.Number 127 of 200 copies Signed by Corsaro and Sendak. (1984) * Sendak.Caldecott
& Co., Number 134 of 250 copies Signed by Sendak. (1988) * de Regniers.What CanYou do
with a Shoe? Number 210 of 250 copies Signed by de Regniers and Sendak.As new. (1997).
53 ● MAURICE SENDAK. Group of larger-format First Edition picture books
Signed by Sendak. Illustrated. Large 4to or folio, original bindings; dust jackets, very
good to near fine condition. NewYork, vd [600/900]
Wilder. Lullabies and Night Songs. Price-clipped jacket. (1965) * Posters by Maurice Sendak.
(1986) * Sendak.We Are All in the Dumps with Jack and Guy. (1993) *Yorinks.The Miami
Giant.Additionally Signed byYorinks. (1995) *WithTony Kushner.The Art of Maurice Sendak
1980 to the Present. Signed by both. (2003) * with Kushner. Brundibar. Signed by both. (2003).
54 ● MAURICE SENDAK. Group of 7 First Editions illustrated by Sendak in the
1950s. Mostly 8vo, original bindings; dust jackets. Condition generally very good.
NewYork, 1950s [800/1,200]
MacDonald. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle’s Farm. (1954) * DeJong. Hurry Home, Candy. Price-clipped
jacket. (1955) * Ritchie. Singing Family of the Cumberlands. 1955 * Sendak.Very Far Away.
Price-clipped jacket. (1957) * DeJong. Along Came a Dog. (1958) * Joslin.What Do You
Say, Dear? (1958) * Andersen. SevenTales. Review Copy, with publisher’s slip laid in. 1959.
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