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Praeger: 1974. Large quarto. Hardcover with a dust jacket. First printing. Boards have a touch of fading along the edges. Unclipped jacket has a bit of edge wear and creasing. Book and jacket are both in very good condition.

(New York): (Praeger Publishers), 1974. First edition. Near fine.. First paperback printing (simultaneous with the hardcover) of this classic and groundbreaking work on early NYC graffiti writers. Documenting some of the earliest New York graffiti artists (like the legendary Taki 183), FAITH captures the writers just before the Wild Style generation. While largely anthropological in its approach, Kurlandky and Naar's photography clearly paved the way for Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant's more more intimate work in SUBWAY ART a decade later. With an essay by Norman Mailer, from which the book gets its title, a nice copy of a foundational work. 15.75'' x 10.5''. Original color pictorial wraps. [80] color pages with [16]-page black-and-white insert. Mild shelfwear only. Overall bright and sharp.

Size: 14x10x0; First edition, first printing slender large hardcover tight and unmarked in jacket showing just a touch of shelf wear. oversized and overweight. B17 Please email for photos.

Limited Signed edition 162 / 350. Signed by all three contributors. In slipcase (( good condition) - some scuffing on outside edges) Profusely illustrated with Text by Norman Mailer. Book is in fine condition. All-ways well boxed, All-ways fast service. Thanks.

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