This outsized volume contains the body of Newton’s controversial yet iconographic work, documenting fashion, fetishism, and above all an overriding obsession with voyeurism that can make the viewer feel complicit or uneasy by turns. Newton himself describes SUMO as “terrifying and outrageous. I don’t even look at it as a book…. I look at it as an object.”

$6,500 via Amazon

According to Guinness World Records, at over five by seven feet (and 133 pounds), this beautiful photographic book is the largest published book in the world.

Limited edition of 500. Tax deductible.

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$15,000 (donated to Friendly Planet) from Amazon

The Penguin Classics Library Complete Collection consists of 1,082 titles, all great works of literature totaling nearly half a million pages.

From Renaissance philosophy to the poetry of revolutionary Russia, from the spiritual writings of India to the travel narratives of the early American colonists, from The Complete Pelican Shakespeare to The Portable Sixties Reader, there are classics here to educate, provoke, entertain, and enlighten readers of all interests and inclinations.

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ANTARCTICA will take your breath away. The 336 pages include 345 images by photographers Pat and Rosemarie Keough. Their unbridled perfectionism has produced a volume of jaw-dropping beauty and craftsmanship.

ANTARCTICA is forever limited to this one, exclusive handmade edition. There will never be a reprint, a cloth-bound or paperback version. The original printing plates have been shredded and then melted.

$3,500 from Amazon

No doubt about it, Muhammad Ali is one of the most remarkable personalities of our time. It is more than appropriate that a worthy tribute to his life would reflect the scale of his achievements, and “GOAT - Greatest of All Time” proves itself up to the task.

Seventy pounds (!) of the finest photos, essays and articles on the man himself.

All 10,000 copies are individually signed by Muhammad Ali and Jeff Koons.

$12,500 from Amazon