A collection of twenty-seven Redstone Press publications being retained file copies comprising: J.G.Posada: Messenger of Mortality. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Peter Wollen. 1989; The Playful Eye. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Mel Gooding. 1989; Alphabets and Other Signs. Edited by Julian Rothenstein and Mel Gooding.1991; Brazilian Popular Prints. Edited by Mark Dineen, Foreword by Ana Miranda. 1995; ABZ more alphabets and other signs. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Mel Gooding. 2003; The Redstone Book of the Eye: A compendium of Visual Surprise. Edited by Julian Rothenstein, commentaries by Mel Gooding. Introduction by David Shrigley. 2003; Dr. Clock's Handbook. Edited by Mel Gooding and Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Andrey Kurkov. 2006; Have a Nice Day by Adam Dant. Introduction by Emma Tennant. 2008; Calaveras!!!, Mexican Prints for the Day of the Dead, 2009; Alphabet, 2010; Mayakovsky, 2010; The Redstone Inkblot Test, 2011; Mexico: Macabre!, 2012; Inside the Rainbow. Edited by Julian Rothenstein and Olga Budashevskaya. Introduction by Philip Pullman. 2013; The Redstone Psycho Tests, 2014; The Blind Photographer. Edited by Julian Rothenstein with commentaries by Mel Gooding. 2016; Where am I? A book of hidden images by Tatiana Glebova. 2016; Psychobook. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Lionel Shriver. 2016; Dear Howard: Tales Told in Letters by David Batterham. Introduction by Barry Humphries. 2018; Communicado!, 2018; Black Lives: W. E. B. Du Bois at the Paris Exposition 1900. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Jacqueline Francis and Stephen G. Hall. 2019; The Book of Emotions. Edited by Edgar Gerrard Hughes. Introduction by Marina Warner. 2021; Everyday Play: A Campaign Against Boredom, Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Andrey Kurkov. 2022; A Gift: from artists, poets and photographers (under 13). Edited by Julian Rothenstein. 2022; Seeing Things. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Cornelia Parker. 2023; Just Looking. Snapshots, close-ups and portraits of the everyday. Edited by Julian Rothenstein; Introduction by Jarvis Cocker. 2026; Having a Wonderful Time postcards that tell a story. Edited by Julian Rothenstein. Introduction by Julian Barnes 2026

Redstone Press.           Fine copies  Accompanied by The Gap, a comedy in two parts, by M.H. Yorke, 1987, two copies of the booklet in the original publisher’s box, without Twenty Drawings by Daniel Miller and the loose plates 

Price: £750