Incl. titles such as, American Ceramics, 1876 to the Present, Garth Clark, Abbeville; Clay Today, M. Lynn, Chronicle Books; Ceramic Art Comment and Review, 1882-1977, Garth Clark, Dutton; American Ceramics, The Collection of Everson Museum of Art, Barbara Perry, Rizzoli; Ron Nagle: A Survey Exhibition, 1958-1993,Mills College Art Gallery; American Potters, Garth Clark, Watson Guptill; Catawba Clay Contemporary Southern Face Jug Makers, Barry G. Huffman, Huffman; Ceramic Works, 1940-1990, F. Carlton Ball, Tacoma Art Museum; Peter Voulkos, Rose Slivka, New York Graphic Society; Crossroads of Clay, The Southern Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Tradition, McKissick Museum; Tempest in a Teapot, The Ceramic Art of Peter Shire, Rizzoli; 30 Years of TB-9: A Tribute to Robert Arneson, John Natsoulas Gallery; Natzler Ceramics, Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Ceramic Sculpture: Six Artists, Richard Marshall and Suzanne Foley, Whitney Museum of Art; The Art of Peter Voulkos, Rose Slivka and Karen Tsujimoto, Kodansha; A California Country Pottery, Al Bolton; I made this jar . . . The Life and Works of the Enslaved African-American Potter, Dave, McKissick Museum; Ceramics in the Pacific Northwest, A History, LaMar Harrington, University of Washington; The Potter's Art in California, 1885 to 1955, Hazel V. Bray, Oakland Museum; American Potters Today, Garth Clark and Oliver Watson, Victoria and Albert Museum; A Century of Ceramics in the United States, 1878-1978, Garth Clark and Margie Hughto, Dutton; Henry Varnum Poor, 1887-1970, Penn State Museum of Art. Approximately 24 items.