This book was a posthumous gift from a son to his father. Jeffersonian in style and detail, it is a compendium of the wise words of Robert H. Smith, 1966-2009.{ more }

Charles E. Smith, a builder and philanthropist, believed the District of Columbia Jewish Community Center of the mid-1960s was obsolete. Racial tensions were... { more }

"TENNESSEE" is a limited edition, four-color letterpress three-volume collection that contains the first publication — and printing — of Tennessee Williams's recently ... { more }

In this unique book about Abraham Lincoln the author has created a fictitious veteran of the Mexican-American War who is subsequently asked to guard Lincoln ... { more }

David Bruce Smith offers us this charming memory of his remarkable grandfather — a Russian Jew who immigrated to America in 1911 and built the Charles E. Smith ... { more }

A gift from a son to his mother, this coffee table sized book, illuminates the art — portraiture, florals and equestrian — of Clarice Smith ... { more }

These letters are a compendium of a father's memories and occasional advice to his children. This work also incorporates a genealogy ... { more }

This finely bound volume is a partial compilation of Charles E. Smith's speeches between 1965 and 1987 — with editorial by David Bruce Smith ... { more }

CONTINUUM was the first collaboration between David Bruce Smith and artist Clarice Smith. Her series of Venetian paintings provided the context for him to write ... { more }