Chicago. Museum of Contemporary Art. DONALD SULTAN. 112 pp. catalogue with 30 color and b&w plates. 4to, cloth. 1987.

New York. Knoedler & Company. DONALD SULTAN. Unpaginated, 8 color plates. Square 4to, wraps. 1990.

Walker, Barry. DONALD SULTAN: A Print Retrospective. 96 pp. with 84 color illustrations. 4to, wraps. New York, Rizzoli, 1992.

Sergeant, Philippe. DONALD SULTAN: Appoggiaturas. Two volumes. Volume I: Text. 79 pp., with essays by Philippe Sergeant translated by Joachim Neugroschel, and reproductions in b&w. Volume II: Plates. 110 works reproduced in color including paintings and sculptures from 1976-1989. 4to, wraps. Co-published with Editions de la Difference, Paris. NY, Portmanteau Press, 1992.

Rose, Barbara. SULTAN. 126 pp. with 4 color and 7 b&w illustrations. 8vo, wraps. New York, Vintage Books, 1988.

SULTAN, Donald. "Visual Poetics: The Art of Donald Sultan." With Poetry by Robert Creeley. Foreword and Text by Michael McKenzie. Illustrated with 6 signed, removable screen-prints "tipped-in" and 24 additional unsigned hand-screened prints bound in the text. Large folio, bound in full black Brama leather, facsimile of the artist's signature printed in red on front cover and spine. California: Marco Fine Art Atelier, 1998.

One of 395 copies. Sultan's third artist book, "Visual Poetics" is comprised of six sections: "Landscape," "Flowers," "Still Life," "Animal," "Vases" and "Geometrics." Each section contains five to six prints of relevant subject-matter, many of which are among Sultan's most memorable images: "Landscape": Planet/ Early Morning/ Polish Landscape II/ House/ Battery Park; "Flowers": Dried Roses/ Acantha/ Geranium/ Morning Glories/ Lilies; "Still Life": Three Melons/ White Asparagus/ Peaches/ Yellow Squash/ Lemons; "Animal": Double Butterflies/ Geese/ Gold Fish/ Fish/ Bugs; "Vases": Yellow Rose in a Chinese Vase/ Black Vases/ Flowers and Vase/ Black Rose in a Black Vase/ Packed Vases/ Matisse Flowers and Vase; "Geometrics": Stacked Dominos/ Orange on a Brach/ Ball and Buttons/ Ball/ Tulip and Vase. Each print was masterfully printed at the Marco Fine Art Atelier on coventry rag paper after original works by Sultan. All six of the removable prints were numbered and signed by Sultan.

McKensize's thoughtful commentary coupled with Creeley's delicate poetry exist harmoniously alongside Sultan's images. A remarkably executed and visually stunning book highlighting one of America's most important painter/printmakers. Signed by the publisher on the colophon. With a "Certificate of Authenticity" signed by Sultan.

Madoff, Steven Henry and David Mamet. DONALD SULTAN: In the Still-Life Tradition. 72 pp., 20 color plates and 5 colour figures. 4to, boards. Memphis, Brooks Museum of Art in association with Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1999.

SULTAN, Donald. Bar Mitzvah. With 20 silkscreen plates, of which four are signed and loose, by Donald Sultan. Oblong folio, original brown full morocco. El Segundo, MFA Contemporary Atelier, 1999.

A magnificent collaboration between the playwrite David Mamet and the artist Donald Sultan. This is one of 395 numbered copies signed by Mamet and Sultan, who also signed the four loose plates. Illustrated by Donald Sultan.

New York, Knoedler & Company. DONALD SULTAN: Poppy Paintings. Introduction by Irving Sandler; unpaginated, illustrated in color and b&w. Oblong 8vo, wraps. 2003.

Ratcliff, Carter, with an essay by John B. Ravenal. DONALD SULTAN: The Theater of the Object. 272 pages, beautifully illustrated throughout in color. Large 4to, cloth. New York, Vendome Press, 2008.
"What is it that art gives to us? Art transfers the unknown to the known without losing the spirit in the transfer. The object radiates the history of art and transfers it again back to the eye of the viewer. This is not a trick, but a dialogue with the spirit and the intellect. We choose our medium. And this is the theatre of the object". (From a commencement address given by Sultan in 2007). This beautifully produced volume documents Sultan's distinguished 30 year career.