Gucci Max Scarf Vintage Wool Jungle Animals Italy 1980s

A pure silk scarf by Gucci dating back to the 1970s. A gray winter landscape with a frozen lake is printed on a white background. A bouquet of colorful flowers is featured in the foreground. The frame is brown on the outside and green with red berries on the inside. It is in very good condition; a slight scuff does not preclude its use.

A 1970s Louis Vuitton pure silk scarf. The print features a stylized tree in autumnal colors. Very good condition, with only a few light scuffs that don't prevent it from being worn.

Italo Ferraro
Edizioni Oikos

Italy, 1990s

Max le Chinois drainer Philippe Starck for Alessi.

UK Size 14

Jacket in super soft wool and angora from the Sportmax Défilé line. The collar and pocket are distinctive, as is the lining, which features a checked print in shades of burgundy and brown. The sleeves are lined. Length: 53 cm. Sleeve length: 66 cm. Armhole: 47 cm. Shoulder width: 43 cm.

Small stool in brown plastic material.

Cesare Ratta
Cesare Ratta

UK Size 12

Lined coat with black satin details, single-breasted fastening and two pockets. The gold buttons feature the Maison's Medusa emblem. Length: 89 cm. Shoulder width: 42 cm. Sleeve length: 58 cm. Armhole: 50 cm.

UK Size 8

Midnight blue silk-blend shirt dress with kimono sleeves and concealed front buttoning. This item is part of the 2011 Fall/Winter collection, as shown on the label. Length: 90 cm. Chest: 47 cm (underarm height). Hips (measured at the waist): 43 cm.

Roger Gastman, Caleb Neelon, Chris Pape
Gingko Press

Wall Writers explores graffiti's eruption into mainstream society in the period of social turmoil in the late 1960s and early '70s, and takes a closer look not only at early graffiti's place on the wall but its place in the culture of the time. More comprehensive than any other book on the subject, Wall Writers explores not only early graf writing itself but the writers creating it, the new technology of spray paint that made it possible, and the culture that drove them to write -- be it a need to rebel against the government, to pass a message, or simply be recognized by society. Hundreds of images of everything from spray paint advertisements to commercial greeting cards to images of buildings completely covered in spray painted monikers are included, and reveal the context of the beginnings of a movement that would eventually grow to "transform city life, public transit, public art, and ultimately visual art the world over." Includes interviews and profiles of some of the most prolific writers of the time, including TAKI 183, Cornbread, and dozens more.

Mad Cow

Indian ink on paper. Signed at the bottom; title at the top. The work is accompanied by a photo certificate from the Galleria Pace in Milan. A sculptor, engraver, and medallist, Minguzzi also created numerous drawings, often sketches for sculptures. The drawing is presented in a frame.

Luigi Fusi
Editrice Adiemme