Picturing Ed
Jerry McMillan's Photographs of Ed Ruscha 1958-1972
Craig Krull Gallery + Smart Art Press
First Edition, 1,200 Copies,© 2004
46 Plates, with an essay by Jerry McMillan
Signed by Jerry McMillan

Julius Shulman Los Angeles: The Birth of a Modern Metropolis
Sam Lubell and Douglas Woods
Rizzoli New York
First Edition © 2001
240 pages, with a foreword by Judy McKee
signed by Sam Lubell, Douglas Woods and Judy McKee

Julius Shulman: The Last Decade
Thomas Schirmbock with photographs by Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai
Kehrer Verlag
First Edition © 2011
144 pages with essays by Juergen Nogai and Thomas Shirmbock
Signed by Juergen Nogai

The Potrait Unbound
Robert Weingarten
High Museum of Art
First Edition © 2010
128 pages, with a foreword by Julian Cox

In Japan: Conversation with the Land
Photographs by Michael Kenna
Nazraeli Press
First Edition, 300 copies (outside of Japan) © 2010
65 Photographs, introduction by Ryuichi Kaneko

Vest Pocket Pictures
Julius Shulman
Nazraeli Press
First Edition, 1,000 Copies, © 2006
70 Plates, with essays by Craig Krull and David Tseklenis
Signed by Julius Shulman

6:30 AM
Robert Weingarten
Craig Krull Gallery + Hetje Cantz
First Edition, © 2005
53 color photographs, with a foreword by Weston Naef

Inside the Live Reptile Tent
Jeff Brouws
Chronicle Books
First Edition © 2001
80 color photographs with essays by Bruce Caron
Signed by Jeff Brouws

Charles Brittin
Introduction by Walter Hopps
Craig Krull Gallery + Smart Art Press
Volume V, © 1999
85 Pages, with a foreword by Craig Krull and interview with Kristine McKenna

Photographing the L.A. Art Scene: 1955 - 1975
by Craig Krull
Craig Krull Gallery + Smart Art Press
First Edition, 3,000 copies, © 1996
92 pages, Includes photography by: Charles Brittin, Dennis Hopper, Jerry McMillan, William Claxton, Sidney Felsen, Edmund Teske, Patricia Faure, Julian Wasser, Ed Ruscha, Joe Goode, Malcolm Lubliner and others.

Action/Performance and the Photograph
by Craig Krull
Turner/Krull Gallery
First Edition, 3,000 copies, © 1993
12 pages, Includes an essay by Robert C. Morgan and photography by Harry Shunk/Yves Klein, Julian Wasser, Robert Rauschenberg, Chris Burden and others.