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De Grazia and His Mountain: The Superstition
Ettore "Ted" De Grazia
De Grazia Gallery in the Sun, Tucson, Arizona, 1972
Artist's Proof Edition, first printing limited
Signed and inscribed by Ted De Grazia on the yellow endpaper: "To Bonnie," with his usual "Oro," signature, and "Capistrano 1972."
Hardcover art book of De Grazia's paintings of Superstition Mountain, with the legends that go with them, from cliff dwellers and pictographs to the Lost Dutchman Mine. Color and black-and-white illustrations. Original price $12.50. Rust-brown cloth binding stamped in black and gilt with a mountain and cactus. Yellow illustrated dust jacket of a bearded prospector with rifle and pack animals. Period newspaper pages are present: The Gold Dust Gazette (Apache Junction, October 12, 1962) and The Arizona Republic (October 3, 1962), covering De Grazia's Superstition expedition.
Condition:
Book is very good. Cloth is clean, gilt design is intact, and the binding is solid. Plates look bright. Light foxing and age toning on the page edges. Dust jacket is good, with edge rubbing, corner chips, creasing, and small tears. Jacket is complete. Inscription is bold. See photos.
Ships from Huntington Beach, California. Packed with care.
