Seven Artists Books is a work by the influential American conceptual artist Ed Ruscha, known for his pioneering exploration of language, typography, and the visual power of everyday imagery. The piece reflects Ruscha's longstanding fascination with the artist's book as an art form in its own right, a practice he helped elevate to cultural significance beginning in the 1960s. Through this work, Ruscha continues to blur the boundaries between fine art, literature, and graphic design.