A Selection of Nineteen American Pop Art Exhibition Catalogues and Artist Books by Books and Reference

Provenance:
From the Collection of Dennis Reid

- "Andy Warhol” (Wayne Koestenbaum, 2001) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Andy Warhol: His Art & Life (1928-1987)” (The Andy Warhol Museum) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “David Cronenberg on Warhol” (Art Gallery of Ontario, 2006) compact disc;

- “Pop: The Genius of Andy Warhol” (Tony Scherman and David Dalton, 2009) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Andy Warhol: Images” (Ian M. Thom, 1995) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Who Is Andy Warhol?”(Colin MacCabe, 1997) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “a” (Andy Warhol, 1968) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- “Andy Warhol: Death and Disasters” (The Menil Collection, 1988) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Roy Liechtenstein: Exhibitions of Paintings and Sculpture” (The Contemporary Arts Center, 1967) inscribed “Dennis R. Reid” on the inside page;

- “Roy Liechtenstein: Interiors” (MCA Chicago, 1999) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “James Rosenquist” (Whitney Museum of American Art, 1972) inscribed “Dennis Reid" on the inside page;

- “James Rosenquist” (The National Gallery of Canada, 1968) inscribed “Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- “James Rosenquist: The Hole in the Middle of Time and The Hole in the Wallpaper” (Acquavella, 2010) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Rosenquist” (Paris, Galerie I. Sonnabend, 1968) inscribed "Dennis R. Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- “Rosenquist: Recent Lithographs” (Castelli Graphics, 1972);

- “Wesselmann” (Sidney Janis Gallery, 1983) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Wesselmann” (Sidney Janis Gallery, 1982) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Tom Wesselmann” (Galerie Tokoro, 1988) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- “Peter Max” (William Zierler Inc., 1970) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);