This definitive three-volume publication is the most comprehensive assessment to date on the books, prints, and photographic editions of Ed Ruscha, who since the early 1960s has been one of contemporary arts most innovative practitioners in the graphic arts. A pioneer of conceptual photography and the contemporary artists book, Ruscha has also produced more than 500 graphic works that set him apart as a prolific and experimental innovator in nearly every printmaking technique. This publication documents each of the artists projects in these three essential areas of production. Catalogue raisonné entries compiled by curator and contemporary print scholar Siri Engberg feature detailed data and new photography, with full-color images of all prints and editioned photographic works, as well as a photographic inventory of each artists book cover and interior pages. Scholarly essays by Engberg and artist book specialist Clive Phillpot provide context and analysis of Ruschas achievements in the area of editions through the full arc of the artists career. Additional resources include Ruschas 1975 text The Information Man, a selected bibliography and exhibition history, and photographic visual archives chronicling Ruschas activities working with print workshops and other collaborators.