Perillo, Artist of the American West

by Gregory Perillo and Stephen DeLauro 

This is a limited edition artist book and plate,  Plate is "The Apache Brave" 

• Book is in EXCELLENT condition. No Dust Jacket as issued. Collectors plate in top cover, see pictures.

• Gregory Perillo was born in 1929, in Greenwich Village, New York. He began to draw western themed pictures at the age of 10. As an adult, he worked as a sculptor and painter. He captures the fascinating saga of the American Indian and his brave heritage in a highly skillful style that vividly portrays a colorful chapter in American history. His work can be found in numerous prestigious museums. 

• Vague Shadows & Alpine Fine Arts Collection, Ltd., 1981, 255 pages + limited edition plate, Plate is "The Apache Brave". Edition Limit to 3,000 

• Clean pages and tightly bound. The book side of this collection is very clean and tightly bound. The book is bound in synthetic leather with gold printing

$119.95

Book is in VERY GOOD condition in  GOOD + DJ

• SIGNED by the author on the title page

• Elsevier / Nelson Books, 64 unnumbered pages.1981 Stated First Edition
  
• The Battle of the Little Bighorn - An Eyewitness Account Told in Indian Sign Language. The story of the battle at which Gen. George Custer and the 7th Cavalry were wiped out, as told by a Sioux warrior who was there. Using the sign language used by the Plains Indians, the chief's account is reproduced here by the author.

• Book is in near mint condition except for writing on the inside cover by the prior owner, part of which has been blacked out by marker. Dust jacket has a 1" tear on the back, along with a couple of smaller tears.

$174.95