Michelangelo.

Milano, Garzanti 1940, cm.13,5x19, pp.458, 24 ritratti e due lettere autografe. rilgeatura in mezza tela, carta francese, tassello in pelle al dorso.

Milano, Garzanti Ed. 1941, cm.12x18,5, pp.334, brossura

Copertina di Ubaldo Cosimo Veneziani. Milano, A.Mondadori 1926, cm.17,5x24,3, pp.159,(9), 52 tavv.fotogr.in bn.nt., legatura ed.in tutta tela cobalto, titoli in bianco al piatto ant. e al dorso, impress. in tricromia e oro al piatto anteriore. (timbro di appartenenza al frontespizio.) Prima edizione.

Milano, A.Mondadori 1926, cm.13x19,5, pp.297, brossura cop.ill.a col. (legatura lenta).

Presentaz.di Maurizio Corgnati e J.Pierre Jouvet. Verona, Ediz.D'Arte Ghelfi s.d. cm.23,5x30,5, ca.20 tavv.a col. in cartella Collana Quaderni Artisti Italiani d'Oggi,418.

Presentaz.di Jean Pierre Jouvet, Giorgio Ceregatti. Milano, Ediarte 1985, cm.23,5x30,5, ca.20 tavv.a col. in cartella.

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2008, cm.17x26, pp.144, paperback. Continuing the early Stormwatch stories by acclaimed writer Warren Ellis (The Authority, Transmetropolitan), 'Lightning Strikes' is a cold, hard look at the histories and abilties of several members of the super-powered U.N. crisis intervention team. Jack Hawksmoor, the alien abductee created to live in cities, features in the first tale, along with some good, old-fashioned hard-boiled detection; the origin story of electric-powered Jenny Sparks is a tour de force look at superhero comics and teams of the last century; the chilling tale of Rose Tattoo sets up the events of the later storyline 'Change or Die'...and, finally, the Jim Lee-pencilled 'Assembly' shows the devastating power of the new Stormwatch.