Rutilio Muti.

Pollenza, La Nuova Foglio Ed. 1968, cm.34x48, 15 serigrafie a col.su cartoncino tirate a mano. brossura cartonata soprac. Edizione di 160 esemplari, nostro 149/160. (dorso in parte mancante).

Siena, Ediz.d'Arte Jacopo della Quercia 1972, cm.31,5x44, pp.ca.70, num.figg.e tavv.bn. legatura ed.in tutta tela. Ediz.limitata e numerata in 1000 esempl. ns.259.

Noicattaro (BA), Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea 2006, cm.23,5x30, pp.142, num.figg.a col.ft. alcune tavv.bn.ft. brossura con bandelle, copertina figurata a colori.

Firenze, La Gradiva 2 1976, cm.16x24, pp.circa 60 con numerose tavole in sanguigna. brossura Edizione numerata.

Firenze, Le Monnier Ed. 1978, cm.13x19, pp.100, brossura Collana Storia Parallela.

Milano, Touring Club Italiano 1982, cm.17,5x29,5, pp.256, numerose ill.e cartine a col.nt., legatura ed.cartonata, piatti.figg.a col. [ottimo esemplare].

Reader's Digest 2001, cm.24x28, pp.128, ill.col. hardcover. Usually perceived as crotchety old men with flowing white beards and pointed hats, wizards in fact take a myriad of guises: there are women - Including Circe, Morgan and Hermione Grainger; children - the most famous being Harry Potter: and those that aren't human - including Star Wars' Yoda. Wizards takes a detailed and highly illustrated look at these fascinating and enigmatic individuals, investigating the most famous wizards of fiction, myth and reality. It also discusses the nature of wizards - how they are distinguished from witches, mystics, occultists and other magical beings, plus the items and habitats they surround themselves with. Quite simply, Wizards is the ultimate reference for all things associated with these strange and fascinating people. Full of inside information, it is a must-have for every Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings fan or for anyone else who is interested in the way of the wizard.