THE AMPERSAND

Quarterly journal of the Pacific Center for the Book Arts.

Vol. 1-11 no. 1. San Francisco, January 1980 - April 1991. Wrappers; 4to.

EUR 250.00

Edited by Kathy Walkup, Connie Thorpe, Alastair Johnston. Articles on San Francisco Bay Area fine press books and their makers, calendar of events, specific aspects of book-making, typography, interviews with book workers and publishers. Together 41 issues of ca. 10-12 pp. each.

ANONYMITETER. Kommunikationszoner (Fluxus Nord)

Green card folder, with loosely laid in materials (light wear to the folder,otherwise fine). Lunds Konsthall. 27/1-18/2, 1968. Signed (by Kasper Heiberg, who had written his name a Hilsen). Lunds Konsthall, 1969. Square 4to.; contains 12 page srapled colourprinted leaflet with artworks displayed outside the Gallery.

EUR 400.00

Contributions by Paul Gernes, Egon Fischer, Kasper Heiberg, Steen Hoyer, Bjorn Norgaard, Peter Louis Jensen, Hans Jorgen Nielsen, Peter Bonnen, Stig Br/ogger, Steffem Jorgensen, Per Kirkeby, et. al,

ARCANES.

Bulletin d’information des éditions « Le Terrain Vague »

Numbers 1-7 (all publ.).Paris, Le Terrain Vague, 1967-1971, Stapled issues of 16 pages,27x21 cm.

EUR 1,000.00

The house organ of the pulisher Le Terrain Vague, which was founded by Eric Losfeld, controversial initiator off Emmanuelle (1967),and two film magazines (Midi Minuit Fantastique and Positif) Also a series of controversial erotic cult comic books, like Barbarella, Scarlett Dream, Epoxy, the French edition of Phoebe Zeit-Geist, etc. Arcanes illustrates and documents the production (eroticism, surrealism, film, music,comiics). Work of Philippe Druillet, Poumeyrol, Gigi, Moliterni, Cuvelier , Nicolas Devil, Marcel Duchamp, etc.

ARKITIP

Issue 00 11. Hollywood, CA: Arkitip, 2001. One of 500 copies hand-numbered on the front wrapper, this being copy no.126. Quarto; illustrated wrappers; 80pp; illus. Light wear to rear wrapper, else very Near Fine, lacking the original unprinted polybag. Together with the original insert: 8 Kimpsons trading cards designed by KAWS, each measuring 9,5x7,5cm,wrapped in printed wax paper with circular seal; small creases to wrapping paper, seal present but obviously opened; cards uniformly Fine.

EUR 700.00

Edited by KAWS (a.k.a. Brian Donnelly). Early issue of this art and culture magazine. Cover and insert by KAWS, together with an interview and photo spread.. The insert cards feature 8 images of his "Kimpsons" canvas series on rectos; versos feature an 8-part black and white image of one of his early vinyl KAWS Companion toys. With contributions by Terry Richardson, Angela Boatwright, Yogi Procter and others.

L'ART BRUT

Publications de la Compagnie de l'Art Brut (Outsider Art)

Nos- 1-18 (all publ). Compagnie de l Art Brut, Paris, 1964 - 1994. All in original wrappers, in excellent condition.

EUR 1,800.00

Directed by Jean Dubuffet. Profusely illustrated periodical with monographic studies of the art of insane and 'primitive' artists, Outsider Art. Michel Thévoz, Dr W. Morgenthaler, Henri-Pol Bouché, Gaston Puel, Michèle Edelmann, Dr Pierre Maunoury, Claude Edelmann, Jacqueline Porret-Forel, Ludovic Massé, Dr Léo Navratil, Lucienne Peiry,... ( co-authors) :Complete set:. 1: le Prisonnier de Bale, le Lambris de Clément, Dessins 2: Adolf Wölfli, Par le Prof. Dr. W. Morgenthaler; 3: le mineur lesage, Salingardes l aubergiste, Le cabinet du professeur Ladame, Les telgrammes de Charles Jaufert, Jayet le Boucher, Les coquilles de maisonneuve, Filaquier le simplet; 4: Scottie Wilson, Emmanuel le calligraphe, Guillaume, Paul End, Moindre l égyptologue, Florent, l écrit du comte du bon sauveur, Jacqueline;5: Le philateliste, Broderies d' Elisa, Joseph Crepin, Rose Aubert, Gaston le zoologue, Sylvain, Xavier Parguey; Fascicule 6: Carlo, la double vie de Laure, Simone Marye, Anais, robe nuptiale et tableaux brodes de Marguerite; Fascicule 7: Aloise par Jacqueline Porret-Forel; 8: Messages et clichés de Jeanne Tripier la Planétaire, la Fabrique D Auguste, Gustav le Démoniste, Francois, Olive, piéces D Arbre Historiées de Bogosav Zivkovic; 9: Madge Gill, Nataska, Jane Ruffié, Bentivegna, Èmile Ratier, Collection du D A. Marie; 10: Jules Doudin, Vojislav Jakic, Gaston Teuscher, Pierre Jain, Albino Braz, Samuel Failloubaz, Katharina, Louise Fisher, Solange Lantier, Louise Tournay; 11: Léontine, Sylvan Fusco, Alois Wey, Edmund Monsiel, André Robillard, Carlo (2), Joseph Vignes, Italo Perugi, Francois Portrat, Samuel Daiber, Thérése Bonnelalbay; 12: Gugging; F 13: Reinhold Metz par Michel Thévoz; 14: Josef Wittlich, Willem van Genk, Angelo Meani, Hans Krüsi, Henriette Zephir, Jean Radovic, Yvonne Robert, Anna Zemankova, Armand Schulthess, Camille Renault; Fascicule 15: Giovanni Battista Podestá par Lucienne Peiry; 16: Yanko Domsic, Eugéne Gabritschevsky, Ted Gordon, Benjamin Bonjour, Michel Nedjar, Edouard Boschey, Eugenio Santoro, Helmut, Pepe de Valence, René le Bedeau; 17: Dwight Mackintosh, Monsieur Poladian, Johann, Johann Fischer, Marcomi, Théo, Erika Orysik la Tinaia, Michael Pankoks; 18:Maurer; Exposition L`Art Brut, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris 1967

ART PRÉSENT

Revue trimestriel (Revue d'art contemporain).

Nos 1-9 (all publ., complete). Paris, 1975-1981.) 6 physical numbers as nos. 2/3,4/5,7/8 are double) Spine stapled (except no 1,which is in sheets). 4to, ilustrated covers, b/w and in colour.

EUR 1,200.00

Complete set of this periodical of conceptual art, video, film, music, etc. Founded and directed by Alain Pomarède. Directrice Nicole Genetet-Morel. Also important international collaboration. No.1: in sheets,untrimmed. Marcelin Pleynet, Jurgen Ehre, William Burroughs, Suzan Hoetzel, Lucio Pozzi, Robert Rohm+Susan Porter, Sylvia Mangold, David Prentice,Michael Goldberg, Ed Kerns, John Ashberry, Renate Ponsold. No. 2/3. 64p.,. Ron Testa, Jean Delord, Pierre Manuel, Ignacio Gomez-PulidoGérard Titus-Carmel, Jean-Pierre Faye, Gilles Mahé, Berry Sokoloff, Dominique Thiolat, Alain Middleton, Lucio Pozzi, Boudjema Bouhada, Heinz Gappmayr, Siichi Niikuni, Carlo Belloli, Jean Delmas. No. 4/5. 64p., Victor Burgin, Jean Le Gac, Claude Viallat, John Hilliard, Marcelin Pleynet, Tania Mouraud, Alain Kirili, Thierry Delaroiere,Tony Robin, Ilaria Bignamini, Paul-Armand Gette, Philippe Demontaut, Jean-Pierre Pincemin, Pasolini. No/. 6/7. 96p., Grégory Bateson, Didier Bay, Bazooka, Connie Beckley, Jean Delord, Daniel Dezeuze, Jean André Fieschi, Fernando de Filippi,, Nicole Genetet-Morel, Tony Grand, Pierre Manuel, Robert Motherwell, Denis Oppenheim, Rosalie et Elie Pélaquier, Alain Pomarède, Marcelin Pleynet, Philippe Sollers, Alexis Smith. No 8: printemps 1979: 36 pp.. Jean-François Lyotard, Alain Pomarède, Christian Bonnefoi, Pierre Dunoyer, Come Mosta-(102099)Heirt, Antonio Semararo, Jean-Luc VilmouthDenis Roche, Richard Foreman, Jean Le Gac. No. 9: printemps-été 1981, 66 pp. . Christian Bonnefoi, Pierre Dunoyer, Jacques Attali, Dan Graham, Jan Marc Bustamante, Robert Smithson, Peter Handke, Jon Gibson, Louis Khan.

ART PRESS

Nos. 1-22 (all published of the first series). Paris, 1973-1975. Orig.pictorial wrappers. Each issue, 25 x 32.5 cm, text in French. Together with No. 1 of the New series, with change of name: ART PRESS INTERNATIONAL. (Nouvelle série) No. 1.Été 1976. Paris, Europrom. 32,5x25 cm., stapled, 59pp. (small tear in front cover).

EUR 2,000.00

Complete first series. Features b/w ills. and articles on the international minimal art and who's who of the time, such as Joseph Kosuth, Hans Haacke, Duchamp, Vito Acconci, George Brecht, Ad Reinhardt, Josef Albers, David Lamelas, John Cage, Eva Hesse. Bruce Naumann, Art-Language, Jedan Miró, Barroco, Hans Hartung, Roy Lichtenstein, Wols, Julia Kristeva, Raoul Hausmann, Dibbets, Robert Ryman, Matta, Pierre Guyotat, Robert Motherwell, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol; No. 20 is Special Biennale de Paris, No. 21 is Special Dada, No. 22 Pour la Pprnographie,Pasolini, César. New series:Edited by Louis Dalmas, Cathérine Millet. This number: American Connection. Interviews and features on Denis Roche, W. Burroughs, A. Ginsberg, J. Mekas, D. Bowie, Ben, J. Kristeva etc.

BEAU GESTE PRESS

KOIKE, Ryo and Hiriko. Twelve Zodiac Signs (one mistake). Devon (UK), Beau Geste Press 1972. 155x103 mm., leporello, non-paginated (12pp) and a A4 mimeographed sheet. Offset and original additions (rubber stamp and color pen).

EUR 500.00

Printed from original drawings on offset paper plates, and original additions (rubber stamp and hand colouring). Drawings of by Hiroko Koike with text by Ryo Koike. Edition of 150, this one being an artists’ proof as stated on verso. Slight rubbing of covers else a very good copy.

BEEF

(Beef Free Magazine). Art Music and Culture.

Nos. 1-22 (also numberd as Vol. 1 no 1 - Vol. 7 No. 22, last issue, all published). Omaha & San Francisco. 1980-1987. Tabloïd, newsprint with colourful covers on better paper. Rare complete set.

EUR 2,500.00

An avant garde art magazine originated from Omaha Nebraska, published in San Francisco, issued in tabloid format but printed on quality paper rather than newsprint. The inspiration of vegetarian women artists Apaka Kavan and Marina Racine. After initially concentrating on the small but active Omaha arts scene, the focus of the tabloid rapidly expanded to include articles on overseas arts, injustices in South America, alternative living, and American politics, in addition to art, record, and film reviews. It was freely distributed, starting with a circulation of 300 and ending with 25.000. Correspondents from Omaha, Paris and New York. Photography: Kerry Dion, Mark Durant, Yael. Lots of interesting typography, bold photographs, psychedelic art, unusual graphics, interviews with and features on artists Love Marks, Sora Kim ,Lawrence Ferlinghetti ,B.K.S.Iyengar, Ellen Ross,Joan Halifax, Nina Hagen,M.Chemiakin,expelled Russian artist,,Gary Snyder, David Hockney ; Philip Glass (10, 21), Meredith Monk (13), Jean Tinguely (14), Nina Hagen (18),Yoko Ono (19), Nam Jun Paik (21),articles on mail art (3, 14), opal nations (4), a short piece on an Allen Ginsberg performance in Denver with photographs (9), Mike Basinski (12); an insert: "Cow Town Art: Bovine Issue 4" by Patrick Beilman (5); and Calypso Machine Gun/Bump Fuzz 7" single on red vinyl laid into issue 9.

BIRTH

BIRTH PRESS COLLECTION: consisting of: - Announcement Flyer: Single sheet of colored 8 1/2 x 11 paper announcing the publication of Tuli Kupferberg's Birth #3 plus a new publication called SWING and another publication by Birth Press entitled YEAH. Sheet is a bit tanned with age, has a closed tear and has some faint folds. Overall very good condition of this rare piece of Birth Press ephemera., -Together with complete sets of the three periodicals from the announcement: - BIRTH. Nos. 1, 2, 3, (all publ.), in 4 parts. New York, 1958-1960. Original stapled photographic wrappers. The first near fine with a small corner crease to the front cover and a tiny ink price to first leaf, other issues fine. The third issue was published in two volumes. The second issue has two covers, and the original prospectus laid in. - SWING. Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4 (all publ). New York, Birth Press, Winter 1960-Fall 1961.Spine stapled in original photographic wrappers. Spine of no. 4 lightly faded, otherwise all in excellent condition. Each ab. 40 pages. - YEAH. Numbers 1-10 (all publ). New York. Original stapled (collaged) wrappers. Together with: Fuck for Peace, single sheet, privately printed, n.d. (1965). (Faint stamp on front cover of no 2, otherwise good and clean set).December 1961-1962.( No. 10: Kill for Peace, together with the rare supplement Fuck for Peace. Very good collection, quite rare together.). Laid in No. 3 a prospectus of Birth Press publications.

EUR 4,000.00

Published by "Birth Press", edited by Tuli Kupferberg, with Sylvia Topp, Stella Tohl, Bill Rice, James Frankfort, Ray Johnson, Norman Solomon. Roneotyped, with numerous illustrations and interesting lay-out. No.1: Tuli with Ray Johnson. "Notes towards a Theory of Bohemianism, drawing by Tuli and by Ray Johnson (the Art Editor); contributions by L. Jones and D. Di Prima; No. 2: Summer 1959. Children's Writings. Contributions from Anais Nin (childhood diaries), Walter Lowenfells, Barbara Moraff, Henry Miller's 16-year-old daughter, etc.; No. 3 (The Stimulants Issues) was published in 2 parts, both devoted to various drugs, from early Egyptian and Classical Greek to 1960's (Ginsberg Diary entries, Ted Joans first poem, 1940'4 anti-marijuana poster). SWING is a collection of children's writings, intermixed with woodcuts by Tuli Kupferberg and other artwork. Ostensively anthologies of children's writings, but all intermixed with antique woodcuts and Tuli's savage but gentle humor, YEAH Includes contributions by (i.a.): B. Brecht, Y.Yevtushenko, A.Sillitoe, C.Farllon, C.Forsberg, B.Shay, K.Herz, S.Morland, A.Kaye, K.Mayamoto, E.O'Brien, T.Kupferberg, etc. : No. 1: December 1961. Offset lithograph printed on one side,and mimeograph printed on the reverse, blue,red,black and white. (28,3 x 21,5 cm). Folded,. Back cover: L.Kotkovsky, rubber stamped. No. 2: A satyric excursion published at will (laid in: prospectus announcing no. 3); No. 3: The mild power subdues; No. 4: September 1962. Includes an authentic reproduction of KILLL! Magazine July 1962; No.5: Gala Xmas Number; No.6: A frigid wife ruined me; No.7: A look at the white problem; No. 8-9: True Professions 1 & 2; No. 10: Kill for Peace, together with the rare supplement Fuck for Peace. Very good collection, quite rare together. Laid in No. 3 a prospectus of Birth Press publications.

BLUE BEAT

New York: Blue Beat (Yowl Publications), Date: 1964. First edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Tall side-stapled wrappers. Yowl Press editors (Montgomery and Kiviat) mimeo magazine. This copy interrific near fine condition. Introduction by Kirby Congdon. 41 pp plus a page of notes at rear. Printed on rectos only

EUR 800.00

Includes contributions by Berrigan, Tuli Kupferberg, Gerard Malanga, John Keys, Judson Crews and much more. One of only 207 copies. Cover art by Alex Wiener. According to Clay and Phillips, this was the only issue published. An early Lower East Side poetry mag that rarely shows up for sale. Sold as-is. 1964. Blue Beat (Yowl Publications) [US]

CAHIER / KAHIER X & Telex

Driemaandelijks tijdschrift.

0-Nummer 1953 (Cahier van de Nevelvlek), then becoming Het Cahier: Ns. 1-34 (all published,a no 35 announced but probably not published). Antwerpen, Berchem. 1954-1970, together with the 4 specials: Vincent Van Gogh Special (at the occasion of the Antwerp Exhibition May/June 1955) and 3 unnumbered special issues (Dante 1965, Nieuwe Tanks 1965, Andere Facetten 1967). All publ. Various sizes, unbound as issued. Added: Telex. Polemische notities en tussentijdse informatie (mimeographed) april 1963 tot en met juli 1965: 18 issues (complete). Together 53 numbers (of 54). All in the original wrappers, good condition.

EUR 6,000.00

Complete set. ( including the Zero-number, the number 35 may never have been published) of this important literary and artistic periodical ( including the Zero-number, the number 35 may never have been published). It was advocating experimental, visual, dynamic poetry. Originally published from the cultural society "De Nevelvlek, kulturele Vereniging (Honorary president: Dré Sans). Frequently changing editors, title becomes HET KAHIER with number 8,1957 and subtitle changes a number of times: Driemaandelijks tijdschrift voor veristische tendenties; Aliliteratuur: Internationaal georiënteerd tijdschrift voor experimentelen. Editors/founders: J. Christiaens, Fernand van der Auwera, Huges C. Pernath, E. Bergen, J. Ceulemans, H. Crève, F.H, de Wispekaere, A. Peel, Hugo Raes, Ben Klein,Fr de Vree, Th. Koenig, Han Mouleyn, Gerd Segers, M. Bogaers a.o. Dré Sans, honorary editor for some numbers. Jef Verheyen publishes his Manifest "Essentialisme" in 1959. In no 4 caricatures of the editors by Cabra. Illustrations: WOODCUTS by Josef Peters(in no 11, which is the Special Milan issue), Jan Dries, J. Klein, Dré Bogaerts, Bert de Leeuw, Ray Giles, Paul Ausloos,; other ills by Sordini, Fontana (in Milan issue) Vedova; Photographs by Segers in #25. The Zero Number appeared in 1953 as Cahier van de Nevelvlek. No. 27 is a cover with 4 postcards (de Wispelaere and Segers), No. 26 special Klaus Ugdahl.In 1963/1965 apeared annex: No 29/30 "Pathologische editie (XXX Int. FRO Congress,1967). Telex, ed. Hatty Jonkheer, Ben Klein (=de Wispelaere, a.o.). 0-nr. Cahier van de Nevelvlek (1953) Het Cahier nr 1 (1954) tot en met 6-7 (1956) + extra Van Gogh nr (1955) buiten reeks Het Kahier nr 8 (1957) tot en met 20 (1962) Het Kahier X nr 21 (1963) tot en met 25 (1966) vanaf hier gestencild (m.u.v. nr. 27, 31 en 34): Het Kahier X Dante-nummer (1965) buiten reeks Het Kahier X Nieuwe tanks (1965) buiten reeks Het Kahier X nr. 26 Special Klaus Ugdahl (1966) Het Kahier X nr. 27 vier prentbriefkaarten met gestempelde gedichten (1966) Het Kahier X nr. 28 Pohesie & Politie (1966) Het Kahier X nr. 29-30 Tumours and other beriberis (1967) (cover slightly soiled, oterwise fine). Het Kahier X nr. 31 Opaal nummer (1967) gedrukt Het Kahier X Andere Facetten (1967) buiten reeks Het Kahier X nr. 32 The booklet Boem Boem (1968) Het Kahier X nr. 33 (1969) Het Kahier X nr. 34 Roadf (1970) 35 not present (was it published?) Telex. Polemische notities en tussentijdse informatie (gestencild) april 1963 tot en met juli 1965: 18 afleveringen (compleet).

CAMELS COMING ! (I THINK I HEAR CAMELS COMING)

Nos. 1-8/9 (all publ.). Reno/Nev., Aug. 1965 - Dec. 1966. Original wrappers (minimal staining). - Together with second series: Camels Coming Newsletter Nos. 1-5. May 1972. ca.1975. Side folded magazine. - Togeher with: The Camels Hump 1-5 (complete).[1966-1967]. - Together with: Ghost Dance 25 (Spring - Summer 1975) - Special Dada Issue, a Collaboration of Ghost Dance and Camels Coming. Fox, Hugh, and Richard Morris (eds.), 8vo, 44pp, stapled wrappers. Scarce collaborative issue of Ghost Dance (with Camels Coming), includes highly experimental work by Opal L. Nations, Dick Higgins, Robert Bringhurst, et al. Cover (and center spread) appear to depict an early appearance by Vincent Trasov (Mr. Peanut) and Anna Banana.

EUR 1,800.00

Camels Coming was a small literary magazine published in the mid to late 1960's by Richard Morris. Morris who has established himself in the arena of alternative presses and websites is also a poet. He also published Camels Hump coincident with Camels Coming, and started Camels Coming Press. Camels Coming Press published works by Charles Bukowski and Hugh Fox, among others. Later, Morris became the executive director of COSMEP (Committee of Small Magazine Editors and Publishers). Douglas Blazek, Carol Berge, Al Young, Theodore Enslin, Margaret Randall, Richard Krech, T. L. Kryss

Ulises CARRIÓN

Box .Boxing, Boxers

Commonpress Magazine of Art No. 5: Box, Boxing, Boxers Guest edited by Ulises Carrión on the topic of boxes, boxing, and boxers, one of the artist's lifelong passions. Featuring an assembling of photocopied conceptual art, mail art, and writings. With contributions from Europe, South America, and North America by Johannes van Dam, Bill Gaglione, Michelle Perfetti, Klaus Groh, Ko de Jonge, Niels Lomholt, Pawel Petasz, Paulo Bruscky, Buster Cleveland, Robin Crozier, Marcondes Silva, Graciela Marx and Edgardo Antonio Vigo, and Anna Banana among others. 40 photocopied pages (incl. wrappers), with many illus., stamp on upper wrapper. Based on floating editorship, this mail art periodical comprised works contributed by fellow artists that were then photocopied. Carrión solicited projects from Klaus Groh, Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Pawel Petasz, Robin Crozier, Silva Marcondes, etc Np: Commonpress, 1978. First edition of 300. Softcover side-stapled 8vo with green plastic tape folded over spine, as issued. Xeroxed throughout, including French-fold covers, with one additional rubber stamp in green applied at lower front cover. 40 pp. Trace amounts of age toning to pages, bumps to corners, gentle crease at top front cover, and some dried faint glue residue along taped spine from the binding process. Else near fine. Ref. Schraenen, Guy, ed.: ‘Ulises Carrión. Dear Reader. Don’t read.’ Madrid, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, 2016, p. 218, 220–221. The founding principle of Commonpress encouraged each contributor to edit, print, and distribute a future periodical on a specific theme, thus democratizing the responsibility and ownership of the press. For most issues, Commonpress operated through an international publishing fraternity featuring a different guest editor for each issue. Pawel Petasz edited issue No. 1 in Poland in 1977, and subsequent editors included Ko de Jonge, Peter Below, Ulises Carrión, Adriano Spatola and Giulia Niccolai, Klaus Groh, Aart van Barneveld, Guy Schraenen, G. E. Marx Vigo, Vittore Baroni, Johan van Geluwe, György Galántai and Júlia Klaniczay, and Guy Bleus among several others.

EUR 1,000.00

CLEAR CREEK

The Enviromental Viewpoint.

Nubers 1-18 (all published) Jensen Pennfield, ed. San Francisco: Clear Creek Associates, 1971-72. 29 x 22 cm., in sheets till no 9, then stapled. On newsprint, b/w and colour added; in excellent condition.

EUR 2,800.00

A magazine for the ecology movement, very early statement of ecological consciousness, possibly the first magazine of it;s kind. With interesting design and artwork, the concept of the magazine intended to follow the idea Rolling Stone. A broad variety of articles and features on the subject. All these still highly actual in the present days. Contributions by Stewart Brand, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Charles Simic, Gino August Sky, Robert Redford, Pete Seeger, Orvelle Schell, John Brandi,articles on Paolo Soleri, Constantinos Doxiadis, Biodactics, Black Ecology, population control, cycling New York the Stockholm Conference, etc.

CODE

Nos. 1-10 (all published). Amsterdam, 1983-1989. In the original illustrated wrappers, 4to., Rare complete set with the art supplements to nos.1-8 (9 and 10 had no supplements in this edition).

EUR 3,000.00

Amsterdam based art magazine with a fresh presentation of upcoming artists in the 1980s. Edited by Waling Boers, Martin van Vreden and Dirk van Weelden. Ten issues were published between 1983 and 1989, in a limited edition between 250 to 450 copies,numbers 1-8 housing an original signed silkscreen supplement or photocopied artists’ contribution. This set includes these original serigraphies, some folding out, included in the issues, some unfolded. No. 1: folding screenprint b/w by Frank van den Broek (monogr.FB83) No. 2: screenprint in colour by Peer Veneman (monogr. PV 84),and photocopy by Rob van Koningsbruggen (RvK 84) No. 3: folding screenprint Martin van Vreden, and folding colour copy by Günther Forg (e.a.Forg,985) No. 4: folding screenprint, b/w, by Rob Scholte, entitled "Olympia", but title changed by the artist in "Utopia", signed Rob Scholte 1985 No. 5: screenprint in colour by René Daniels (monogr. RD 86) No. 6: screenprint in colour by Han Schuil, and folded poster by K.Michel. No. 7: screenprint b/w, signed by Jiri Dokoupil; No. 8: folding screenprint b/w, signed, by Ton van Summeren (+1 extra, not folded) No. 9: has no art supplement (which only appeared in a de-luxe version, by Peter Schuyff) No. 10: no art supplement was published.

COMMONPRESS

Collection of 31 numbers of COMMONPRESS, a Mail Art project initiated in 1977 by the Polish artist Pawel Petasz, based on the concept of an art magazine with a floating editorship. Each issue was compiled by a different editor who circulated a call in the Mail Art network naming a special theme for the coming issue. In turn each contributor was encouraged to edit, print, and distribute a future periodical on a specific theme. During the thirteen years of the magazine’s history 32 numbers were actually published between Nos.1 to 56. The numbering is very erratic, and not always in chronological order. Issue No.7 was never published, the concluding issue No. 100 was published in 1989. 27 numbers are offered in this collection. Most issues were collated and printed low budget, comprising of Xeroxed sheets with some original additions. The edition size of Commonpress varied and is largely unknown, only the cited (numbered) edition size is mentioned in the list of offered issues. Pawel Petasz was the magazine’s coordinator until 1981. Martial law in Poland rendered this role impossible, hence his task was taken over by G. X. Jupitter-Larsen from Canada. The list of Commonpress editors feature a stunning 'who's who' from the international Mail Art community including Peter Below, Guy Bleus, Ulises Carrión, Adriano Spatola and Giulia Niccolai, Klaus Groh, Aart van Barneveld, Guy Schraenen, G. E. Marx Vigo, Vittore Baroni, Johan van Geluwe, György Galántai and Júlia Klaniczay et al.

EUR 28,000.00

- No.1, Dec. 1977. Pawel Petasz. Arrière-Garde, Elblag, Poland. - No.2, March 1978, Open and Closed. Ko de Jonge. Key-Art editions, Middelburg, The Netherlands - No.3, 1978, Eroticsm and Art. Peter Below. Kitzingen, Germany. - No.5, 1978, Box, Boxing, Boxers. Ulises Carrion. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. - No.6, August 1978, Ideas on Wheels. Carioca. San Francisco, USA - No.8, Nov 1978, Positive-Negative. Hans Brög, Thomas Grünfeld and Hermann Sturm. Bergisch-Gladbach, Germany. - No.11, Dec 1978, Diary. Tommy Mew. Mt.Berry, Georgia, USA. - No.12, January 1979, White Lies. Robin Crozier. Sunderland Polytechnic, Sunderland, England. - No.15, 1979, Selfportraits. Aart van Barneveld. Stempelplaats, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. - No.16, 1979, Artists' Postage Stamps. Guy Schraenen. Antwerp, Belgium. - No.18, August 1979, Nudes on Stamps. E.F.Higgins III. Doo-Da Post, New York, USA. - No.19, 1979, Pigeons of Freedom. G.E. Marx Vigo. La Plata, Argentinia. - No.22, Oct 1979, You Can Know More Than You Can Tell. Steven Durland. Amherst, Massachusetts, USA. - No.23, 1979, Political Satire: Post Scriptum. Vittore Baroni. Forte dei Marmi, Italy. - No.25, Jan 1980, Ruins. Jane Ellen Gilmor. Cedar Rapids, USA - No.26, Feb 1980, Zen and Art. Nicola Frangione. Monza, Italy. - No.28, October 1981, Drawing Activity. Andrzej Wielgosz . Poznan, Poland. - No.32, August 1980. Areas of Artists’ Activities/Künstlerische Arbeitsfelder. Gebhard Eirich. Wulle Konsumkunst, Cologne, Germany. - No.33, July 1980, Meanwhile. Russell Butler. Gurdon, Arkansas USA. - No.36, 1980, Idea & Communication. Günther Ruch. Geneva, Switzerland. - No.39, 1981, Homosexuality. Christoph Machert. MachArt kunstproduktion, Witten, Germany - No.41,1983, Mutual Illumination. Bernhard Suin de Boutemard, Lindenfels/Odenwald, Germany. - No.46, 1982. Photoboothpicture/ Automatenfotos. Angelika Schmidt. Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany. - Call sheet for No.47, 1981, Material Metamorphosis. Postcard mailed by Chuck Welch (editor No.47) from Omaha Nebraska USA to Peter Below in Kitzinger Germany. - No.48, 1982, Selfexamination. Carsten Schmidt-Olsen. Djørring, Denmark. - Call sheet for No.50, 1982, Synthesism. Postcard sent by R. Walsh (editor No.50) from Gulport, Florida to Klaus Groh in Germany. - No. 51, 1984/1989, International Hungary. Gyorgy Galantai. Artpool, Budapest, Hungary. - No.53, 1984, The Dictionary. Klaus Peter-Fürstenau. Frankfurt am Main, Germany. - No.55, March 1984, Mail Art About Mail Art. John Held jr. Richland College, Dallas, Texas, USA. - No.56, September 1984, C.P. 56/ Microfiche catalogue. Guy Bleus. Stedelijk Museum het Toreke, Tienen, Belgium. - No.64, 1986. Ein Berliner im Pariser; wenn Mail-artisten kalauern. Peter Küstermann. Minden, Germany

THE DICK

An occasional newspaper of observation, literature and commentary (truth, rectitude, honor & knowledge).

Vol. 1 no 1 (all published). NY Lower East Side, 1967 [Fuck You Press], [1967]. . Folio, newspaper size, 8 pages, with illustrations, printed on white paper (faint fold due to mailing across, small chip at fold, very light toning and soilage only, else sound and complete).

EUR 1,000.00

Edited and largely written by Ed Sanders, although it does not carry the Fuck You imprint. On the front page in headlines: POET TED BERRIGAN TEACHES PARROT TO SCARF COCK. Contributions by Ted Berrigan, Michael McClure etc. Two full pages contain the comic 'The adventures of Supersnatch' (copyright 1967 Ed Sanders), and other content of a provocative and explicit nature.Not in FUG YOU, but long attributed to Sanders, the giveaway reveals itself: "A newspaper of truth, rectitude, honor & knowledge created, published & edited by an anonymous spur-Phantom at a secret location in the lower East Side, New York City, U.S.A." . (Clay & Phillips, p. 167)

DRAKABYGGARNA: Exposition Internationale d’Ete du Bauhaus Situationniste.

Original advertising poster with printed linocut and text on brown paper, 31.5 x 43 cm, folded once, announcing the exhibition at Galerie St. Nicolaus in Vejbystrand, Sweden from June 22-July 14 1963. This summer show for the newly-founded Bauhaus Situationniste included a large number of artists who were expelled from the SI in 1962.

EUR 400.00

Featured artists listed on the bottom part of the poster are Jørgen Nash, Hardy Strid, Jens Jørgen Thorsen, Manfred Laber, Ambrosius Fjord (Asger Jorn’s horse), Heimrad Prem, Royston Adzak, Jacqueline de Jong, Helmut Sturm Hans-Peter Zimmer, Allan Nordmark, Bjorn Rosendahl, Mette Aarre, Lena Ewert, Jesper Solling, Gordon Fazakerley, Roy Lindkvist and Ansgar Elde. There’s an added signature below the linocut which looks like ‘Strid’, but this could not be verified. The linocut is most probably designed by Jørgen Nash. Fine rare item in very good condition.

EDITION ET

Vol. 1-4 (all publ. as periodical portfolios). Berlin, 1966-1967. Each volume a cardstock portfolio containing (ca 50) loose-leaf plates, in b/w and colour, each measuring 23 x 23 cm. made exclusively for this publication. Each vol. complete with al the sheets (except vol. 4 without the plastic foil by K.Lueg). The set in near mint condition.

EUR 2,000.00

Full set of this artist publication, important for conceptual art and visual poetry, edited by Bernhard Höke (vol. 4 by Rochus Kowallek, entitled Deutschland Report). Each volume complete with the required 50 plates (except for one missing work by K.Lueg in vol. 4) measuring 23 x 23 cm, some double and folded, and a few folded posters, photomontages, typographical art, serigraphies etc depicting work of the most important contemporary artists. Volume 1: containing works by M. Bense, G. Brecht, R. Filliou, Gomringer, Ben Vautier, W. Vostell, E. Williams a.o.; Vol. 2: containing works by E. Andresen, L. Gosewitz, B. Höke, J. Kolar, R. Lichtenstein, B. Lüthi, Nam June Paik, D. Roth, W. Vostell, a.o.; Volume 3: containing works by B. Brecht, Christo, H. Gravenhorst, J. Hidalgo, B. Höke, F. Köther, B. Lüthi, B. Vautier, Vostell, St. Wewerka, a.o. (but lacking L. Lonidier); Vol. 4 (= Deutschland Report) containing works by J. Beuys, KP Brehmer, H. Mack, O. Piene, S. Polke, G. Richter, G. Uecker, Vostell, a.o.; This is compklete for the puvblication as portfolio-albums. There were lateron 3 monographic volumes published, numbered 13-15 (some separately available); no volumes were published for numbers 5-12.

ELEVENTH FINGER

Numbers 1-4 (all publ.). London, 11th Finger, 1965-1968. Original pictorial wrappers. Four issues, 28-52 pp,, excellent condition.

EUR 350.00

Edited by Paul Evans and Paul Matthews, The third issue is devoted entirely to poems by George Dowden with the title BECAUSE I AM TIRED OF THE NIGHT, and is one of 300 numbered copies (inscribed by him to Kirby?). Contributions by George Dowden, Paul Evans ,Lee Harwood, Anselm Hollo, Jerome Rothenberg, Guenter Grass, Michael McClure, Georg Trakl, Theodore Enslin, Tzara and many others. Covers designed by Jenny Harwood, Peter Bailey, Issues of 28-50 pages each. Contributions by Hollo, Rothenberg, James Koller, Lee Harwood, Eric Mottram, McClure and others. Translations of work by Grass, Tzara, Trakl. The third issue is devoted to George Dowden’s collection of poems, BECAUSE I AM TIRED OF THE NIGHT, and is one of 300 numbered copies.

EMPORIUM

Rivista mensile illustrata d'arte et di cultura.

Vol. 4-8 (comprising nos. 19-48). Bergamo, 1896-1898. Original illustrated wrappers (a bit damaged).

EUR 500.00

Lacks no. 37. Contribs. by Helen Zimmern, V. Pica, P. Lombroso, Maria Antelling, R. Cantel, L. Beltrami.

EMPORIUM

Rivista mensile illustrata d'arte et di cultura.

Vol. 47-84. (=Nos. 277-504). Bergamo, 1918-1936 (vols. 61-82 bound with wrappers, remainder unbound in the original wrappers, some spines a bit worn, otherwise in good condition).

EUR 2,000.00

Long consecutive run of this Italian monthly for art and culture covering the period between the two wars. Cover designs by distinguished artists. Set is without vols. 49-50 (1919), vol. 58 (1923) and Vol. 59 no. 349 (Jan. 1924).

EMPORIUM

Rivista mensile illustrata d'arte et di cultura.

Vol. 21-40 (=Nos. 121-238). Bergamo, 1905-1914 (Oct.). Original illustrated wrappers (spines worn, one issue waterstained and no 230 lacks 4 pages, otherwise good). .

EUR 1,000.00

Richly illustrated artistic and cultural monthly, with illustrated wrappers and hors-text ills.

EPHEMERIS (Originally CASSIOPEIA)

Nos 1-3 (all publ.). San Francisco, Cranium Prerss, ca.1960's Size (h/w): 27,9 x 21,6 cm. No. 3 in tabloid format. Original illustrated wrappers. No. 1-2 stapled together in left upper corner. Near fine. TOGETHER WITH Cassiopeia 1 (I; 1967) New York: Lewis Ellingham, 1967. 1st edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). 8vo, 20pp, printed wrappers. Unmarked copy, a bit of staining and wear to covers.

EUR 400.00

Poetry magagazine from the 70's with contributions by Olson, Hoyem, Bromige, Kyger, Persky, Moore, Wieners a.o. Edited by David Schaff. Artwork in no. 3 by Robert La Vigne, Daniel Moore. Ephemeris provides some insight into the magazine scene that developed in and around Jack Spicer’s San Francisco. Throughout all three issues, poems are dedicated to Spicer and written in the Spicerian manner. Poets who played in Spicer’s shadows, like Ellingham, Persky and Stanley, are represented throughout its pages, as is Frank O’Hara, Ebbe Borregaard, Joanne Kyger, and Charles Olson. Ephemeris II features a map on the cover and Issue one has an astrological chart. The magazine is truly a chart and a map of late 1960s San Francisco and the vestiges of the Spicer Circle (Birmingham). For example, Ephemeris features several advertisements for what is now a lost book culture: Serendipity and Dave Haselwood Books for example. The third issue switches to a newspaper format with pieces on Merlin, the Birth of Venus and the Apocalypse accompanied by numerous illustrations and drawings by Robert LaVigne and Daniel Moore.

ERSTE HILFE (Immendorf, Heubach & Vostell)

No. 1. (All published). Köln. Eigenverlag. April 1970. 4to. pp. (36). Illustrated throughout with photocopied texts, letters and photoworks. Self-wrappers, simple gummed spine, which is split.

EUR 400.00

Edited and published by IMMENDORF, Jörg (Büro Olympia) & Fritz HEUBACH (Interfunktionen) & Wolf VOSTELL (Kombinat 1). The one and only issue of this offshoot of "Interfunktionen".

FLASH ART (after no. 92/93 International / English Edition)

The International Arts Review.

Nos. 15 - 185 (January 1970 - December 1995). This set not bound, as issued, till no. 41 in tabloïd size, then the magazine format. is adopted. All original pictorial wrappers preserved, the tabloids in good clean condition. ( Except for no.17/ 18, which is a photocopy, all these issues are in the ORIGINAL IMPRINT). - Added: Flash Art Information sheet, edizione speciale 7 febbraio 1974 in occasione della mostra (The Openbing of the Fash Art Information Center

EUR 2,500.00

A very good, clean, unmarked set spanning twenty five years of this fundamental magazine for contemporary art, edited by Giancarlo Politi. In this almost pristine condition the various thematic issues are very suitable for exhibition purposes: Features on Venice Biennale, Documenta, USSR, Post-conceptual Romantism, Danger in Art, Fluxus, and many other special themes.; contribs. are in Italian, English, French and German. The set includes 'Heute Kunst' Nos. 19-26. After nos. 93 there are two editions, (Italian, and English) and this is the english edition.

FLASH ART (Italian Edition)

La Prima Rivista di arte in Europa.

Nos. 92-255. Milano, Ottobre/Novembre 1979 - dicembre 2005/gennaio 2006. . Size (h/w): 27 x 20,5 cm. Original illustrated wrappers (some with very light soilage, but generally in fine condition). Illustrated.

EUR 2,000.00

Edited by Giancarlo Politi. 'The Largest European Art Magazine' this is truly the most informative and influential review on modern art. Since no. 92/ 93 there are two editions, one in Italian, one in English. This is the Italian edition. Ongoing set, of over 150 issues.

Lucio FONTANA

Museumjournaal, serie 9, no 5/6.COVER design, with punched holes, by FONTANA. Stichting Kunstpublicaties, Otterlo,1958/59. Softcover, frontcover with punched holes and signed in print by Fontana, the perforations done by Jan Henderikse and Henk Peeters on a design by Fontana. A very important number as this was at the same time an important Zero/Nul issue with " Yves Klein-blue"" opening page. Very well preserved, unmarked and untrimmed clean copy.

EUR 1,000.00

With contributions by H. de Vries, Henk Peeters(on Zero/Nul)Hans Sleutelaar, W.A.L.Beerens (on Armando). (Ruhe/Rigo Fontana Bibl., p. 205)

Lucio FONTANA

ARK No. 24, with cover design by Fontana, green cover with (hand-made) punched holes. London, October 1958. (16)48(12)pages with folding insert. Untrimmed, and fine condition, 27x21,8 cm.. Inside front cover text printed in green and orange. Together with the promotional leaflet,10x21,5 printed in gold on shiny black paped,folded once (this was originaklky intende to be wrapped around the cover, and is now loosely inserted inside, fine.

EUR 2,500.00

This is the green version of the cover (there was also a similar version in Orange). Contains also by Fontana: Technical Manifesto,presented at the 1st Inter.Congress of Proportionat the 9th Triennale,Milano 1947, w.commentary by Lawrence Alloway (pages 4-7) Complete with Pochoir by Michael Davies and the folding inserted sheet Ëvery Which Way (project for a film) by Robyn Denny & Richard Smith, and Leaning Tower of Venice (Ralph Rumney). Also litho insert on p. 3. This is an issue of the periodical ARK of the Royal College of Art, London, published from 1950-1973 (Ruhe/Rigo Fontana Bibl., p 204).

FRIENDLY LOCAL PRESS

Nos. 1-7 (all publ.). New York, 1969-1971.Mimeographed magazine, later issues offset. 30x22,8 (first 3 issues, then redusing to 27,5x21,3cm.; stapled in the left margin, first 3 numbers with overlaying wrappers edge- damage and loosening in the spine; later issues in excellent condition.

EUR 1,000.00

Edited by Louis Rowan. Conributions by Robert Kelly, Jerome Rothenberg, Joel Oppenheimer, David Antin, Eleanor Antin, Theodore Enslin, Larry Eigner, Christine La Belle, Michael Palmer, Enslin, George Oppen, Paul Blackburn, Diane Wakoski, Gilbert Sorrentino, Russell Edson, Anselm Hollo a.o. Artwork by Karl W. Stueklen (also erotic drawings), Glenda Arentzen, Basil King,Stephanie Rowan.

GOLDEN GOOSE

Numbers 1, 2, 3 (Columbus,Ohio; Summer 1948-June 1949). Golden Goose Press. Continued: Series 3: (Nos. 1-4); Series 4: (Nos.5-6); then (Series 5): No. 7. Golden Goosepress, Sausalito, California. 1951-April 1954. All issues in the original wrappers, in very good to fine condition (only ser3 no 3 with very light soilage). Together 10 physical issues. Untrimmed.

EUR 700.00

Edited by Richard Wirtz Emerson and Frederick W. Eckman. With contributions from Robert Creeley, Charles Olson, Amy Middleton, Leslie Woolf Hedley, Harold G. Miller, Martin S. Dworkin, Philip Murray, Meade Harwell, Kenneth Patchen, Henry Rago, Leslie Woolf. Vol. 3 no 4 is Special Norman Macleod Issue. We have been unable to determine if in fact any issues were published between number 3 and series 3.

GRIST

The Low Camp Mag from Kansas.

Lawrence, KS: Grist, 1968. Unnumbered issue, (? )Lawrence, Kansas. n.d. but from circa 1968. b/w selfwrappers; 38 pages, quarto. Exellent condition

EUR 400.00

Art and poetry magazine edited and published by John Fowler. Associate editor: George Kimball, contributing editor Charles Plymell. Contributions by Kent Taylor, Alan Russo, Jeff Nuttall, Bukowski, Huncke, Bob Branaman and much more. With illustrations by Steve Wilson, assemblages by Nuttall, photographs and artwork by Charles Plymell, Dion Wright, Ralph Ackerman, etc.

GRIST

The Low Camp Mag from Kansas.

Number 8. Lawrence: Abington Book Shop (1966). First edition. 4to. 36 pp. Near fine in stapled wrappers. Prints d.a. levy’s poems “Himeros” and “for a rainy day.” Also work by Crews, Ginsberg, Creeley, Irby,

EUR 400.00

Editors were John Fowler with George Kimball and Charles Plymell. This nuber contain d.a. levy’s poems “Himeros” and “for a rainy day.” Also work by Crews, Ginsberg, Creeley, Irby, McClure, and many others.

HAPPENING NEWS (Panamarenko)

Numbers 1 and 3 Plus The Subscription Flyer: Antwerp 1965: Published by Panamarenko and others from the Antwerp Happening Scene. According to the Bibliography included in Happening & Fluxus, Materialien, Koelnischer Kunstverein 1970, there were 6 issues published, nos. 4-6 under a different title (Milkyways). details see below:

EUR 2,000.00

-Number 1 - (Blue issue): WHAT'S HAPPENING. 16 pages. 4to. mimeographed/photocopied in blue, in a very small edition, with original artwork stapled under plastic covers, produced and published in Antwerp September 1965 by Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen and occasionally Yoshio Nakajima -Number 3. - (Orange issue): UNUEBERTROFFENE ORIGINAL. 18 pages. 4to. (this issue with Yoshio Nakajima) mimeographed/photocopied in a very small edition, with original artwork stapled under plastic covers, produced and published in Antwerp October 1965 by Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen and occasionally Yoshio Nakajima- -SUBSCRIPTION FLYER, PRINTED RECTO ONLY Antwerpen, The artist's, 1965. 7 x 13,7 cm ( Panamarenko, Wout Vercammen, Hugo Heyman en Yoshio Nakajima} Complete with the tear-off portion that was to be filled out and used by future subscribers. VERY RARE

INTERIM PAD

Number 1 (all publ.). San Francisco (City Lights Bookstore), 1967. Roneotyped on yellow stock,one-sided, stapled.

EUR 300.00

Edited by Lawrence Ferlighetti, with contibutions by Allen Ginsberg ("Two Entries One Day's Journals" and "Henri Michaux "), Bob Kaufman, Spyros Meimarias, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Carl Salomon, Claude Pelieu, Mendes Monsanto, etc. Editorial policy is "Fuck for Peace, Legalize Marijuana, Rock Folk, Demystify Human Violence, Super-Impose Images of Ecstasy. 'What is here is Elsewhere, what is not here is Nowhere".

INTREPID

Nos. 1-24. New York, 1964 - Summer/Fall 1972. 4to; unbd., mimeographed white paper, from no. 5 onwards stapled in coloured original wrappers; light soilage to all issues and no. 5 dampstaine Together with the final issues of the publication: Nos. 39-41 (=last number published). : Bill Williams and Flossie's Special. [ From the library of Denise Levertov, this being her copy of which she is a contributing author; signed by her at the top of the title page.] illustrated soft covef. 19x14cm, 112pp., with a few b/w photo reproductions throughout

EUR 2,800.00

Founded and edited by Allen De Loach and Will Inman, with contribs. of Ginsberg, Orlovsky, Blackburn, R.A. Wilson, Burroughs, Whalen, Sanders, Huncke, Wiener, di Prima, Bukowski, Blazak, Enslin, Kupferberg, Berrigan, Wakoski a.o. No. 23/24 contains Index to Nos. 1-20. The first four numbers were ab. 20 pages each, stapled without wrappers; starting with no. 5 the pages are stapled in wrappers; No. 5 (our copy a bit dampstained) is the 1st Anniversary Issue, with cover by Brion Gysin; No.13 (on smaller size) is: We are all Poets, really, by Walter Lowenfels; No. 14 is Special Burrough Issue and No. 17 on smaller size) is: Of Love, abiding Love, by Jerome Mazzaro (both on smaller size); No. 20 is at the same time Floating Bear No. 38; No. 21/22 is Special Cosmep Conference Issue; Publication went on till no. 39/41,1980. (Secret Location, p. 281).

INVENCAO.

Revista de Arte de Vanguarda

-No. 2: Ano 1, 2.trimestra 1962. Sao Paulo, Massao Ohno Editôra, 1962, 256x185mm, 76p.,Orig.illustrated wrappers. With a colour plate by Augusto de Campos (25,2x17,5), and a large folding plate by’Estela Cubana and Decio Pignatari (33,3x61,5 cm, b/w) Together with: - No. 3. Ano 2 Junho 1963. Ediçao Invençao , juin 1963, 256x182mm, 94pp., Original wrappers.

EUR 2,000.00

Directed by Décio Pignatari with Augusto de Campos, Cassiano Ricardo, Edgard Braga, Haroldo de Campos, José Lino Grünewald, Mario da Silva Brito, Perdro Xisto et Ronaldo Azeredo. Participation of’Haroldo and Augusto de Campos, Estela Cubana, Decio Pignatari, Ronoldo Azeredo, José Lino Grünewald, Cassiano Ricardo, Jorge de Sena, Pedro Xisto, Edgard Brada, Affonso Avila, Paulo Marcos de Andrade, Max Bense, Philippe Jaccottet, Drummond da Liçao de Coisas. Handwritten dedication, by Augusto de Campos with the remark: « Exemplaire très rare, le dernier de ma réserve ». No. 3 with participation of de Rogério Duprat, Gilberto Mendes, Willy Correa de Oliveira, Augusto de Cam- pos, Benedito Nunes, Mario Faustino, Escudo Nosso, Max Bense, Pedro Xisto Manuel Bandeira, Jose Paulo Paes, Felix de Athayde, Joaquim Francisco, Regis Duprat, Luis Angelo, Osmar Dillon, Edgard Braga, Haroldo de Campos, Ronaldo Azeredo, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Edwin Morgan, Eugen Gomringer, Fukiko Kobayashi, Pierre Garnier. 5 numbers published till 1967. Destribats 863

IZ

Redactie en vormgeving: Gerrit Jan de Rook. Editie visuele poëzie

IZ 2. Redactie en vormgeving: Gerrit Jan de Rook 2007 Den Haag, Gerrit Jan de Rook, (from an edition of 26, incl. author's copies). Edition Visual Poetry/with contributions by: Editie visuele poëzie met bijdragen van: Marcel Alocco, Julien Blaine, Patrick-Henri Burgaud, Philippe Castelin, Luc Fierens, Pierre Garnier, Jan van der Hoeven, R.R. van der Leest, Lucia Marcucci, Adamo Modesto, Molitor, Greta Monach, Clemente Padin, Michele Perfetti, Renaat Ramon, U.G. Stikker en Zeloot (zeefdruk omslag). )

EUR 500.00

Card folder with 17 cloose wrappers, each with one or more sheets of work of the respecrtive artist, some signed.

JAZZ NEWS

Revue mensuelle. Blue Star Revue (later: Nouvelles du Jazz).

Nos. 1-11 (all publ.). Paris, Noël 1948 - juin 1950. 8vo; original pictorial wrappers, kept in cloth-over-boards dark blue sliding box with title on the spine. In every issue the subscrription form and supplement-leafklet present.

EUR 1,400.00

Very important French Jazz magazine, directed by Eddie Barclay till no. 8, after that by Boris Vian (who had been contributor till then, with varying alias-names). In no. 8 we find the following note by Barclay at the bottom of each page: "Le Directeur Général de Jazz-News décline toute responsabilité en ce qui concerne la teneur du présent numéro". Boris Vian stayed on as director till the end of publication. Features all great names in Jazz: Erroll Garner, Don Byas, Charlie Parker, Lester Young, Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Sydney Bechett, Sarah Vaughan,Claude Abadie, Franck Bauer, Eddy Bernard, Andy Blackshick [Boris Vian], Rudy Blesh, François Bouleau, S. Culape [Boris Vian], Michel Delaroche [Boris Vian], Hubert Fol, Patrick Lebail, Gédéon Molle [Boris Vian], Carlos de Radzitzky, Hubert Rostaing, Remy Roussel, Raphaël Schecroun, Frank Ténot, Boris Vian, Michel de Villers, etc.

LINES

Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). New York, Sept. 1964-Nov. 1965. Original pictorial wrappers, stapled in spine; 4to.

EUR 1,000.00

Edited by Aram Saroyan. Poetry, prose, and visual material by established avant-garde writers and artists, 'minimal' or 'concrete' poets, and young members of the so-called 'New York School' of poets. Contribs. incl. William Burroughs, Charles Olson, Fieldong Dawson, Andy Warhol, Ted Berrigan, Dom Sylvester Houdeard, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Tom Veitch, Philip Whalen, John Furnival, Dick Gallup, a.o. Rare complete set.

LITHOPINION

The graphic arts and public affairs journal of Local One, Amalgamated Lithographers of America.

Vol. 1-10 no. 3 ( all published, comprising nos.1-39). New York, 1965-1975. Original pictorial wrappers, various sizes; numerous illustrations.

EUR 1,200.00

Interesting survey of U.S. grapic art in the sixties and seventes. Remarkable production which could not be subscribed to but was distributed to the membership of Local One and 'to the community of free minds', leaders of opinion, educators and users of the graphic arts. The final issue contains both "An irreverent history of jigsaw puzzles", also an article on Roman Vishniac's photomicroscopy. Editorial chair: Edward Swayduck, editor: Eobert Sherrill, art director: Robert Hallock.

THE LITTLE REVIEW

A Quarterly Journal of Art and Letters/ Literature, drama, music, art.

Vol. 1 no 1 (March 1914) - Vol. 12 no 2 (May 1929, Final number). Chicago, New York, Paris, 1914-1929. Complete set of 88 issues in unusually good condition. Most issues are very good to near fine, with only few exceptions when for financial constraints cheaper paper had to be used, which inevitably caused that a few numbers (mostly around vols. 4-5, 1918) are weak and occasionally lightly damaged. The set as a whole is in very good condition, some numbers variably show light traces of humidity, but many numbers (in particular the important special numbers on larger size, starting with vol. 8) are near mint. The whole is housed in 7 uniform custom slipcases.

EUR 80,000.00

“Making no compromise with the public taste” was the motto of this American avant-garde periodical, edited by Margaret Anderson, later on joined by Ezra Pound as European editor. Together they turned the “Little Review” into a truly international vanguard publication for the arts and letters. A magazine that featured a wide variety of transatlantic modernists and cultivated many early examples of experimental writing and art. Contributors were American, British, Irish and French Modernists. In addition to publishing a variety of international literature, the Little Review printed early examples of Surrealist artwork and Dadaism. It showed sympathy to feminism and anarchism (Emma Goldman collaborated and raised a scandal with the May 1914 issue). Anderson looked out for such controversial work but for lack of sufficient material published in 1916 a Blank Pages issue as a “Want Ad”. The journal has become best known for the first serialized appearance of James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, of which Episodes 1-14 are consecutively contained in the issues between 1918-1920. This resulted in a (second) trial for obscenity and helped to establish the journal’ reputation. A first obscenity trial occurred some years earlier when the Post Master refused distribution of the October 1917 issue for a story by Wyndham Lewis. In its history the journal was often criticized and threatened in its existence, such as for the sexually explicit writings of Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven (her photograph Sept/Dec 1920 by Man Ray). There were a number of special issues, such as 'A study of french modern poets', 'An American Number' and issues dedicated to Henry James (with essays about him by Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot a.o.), Remy de Gourmont, W.H. Hudson. In 1923 the editors travelled to Paris, and between 1925 and 1929 Heap became the new editor. Then the journal started to publish more art in addition to literature (2 expositions organised: Machine Age and Intl.Theatre Exposition in NY). There were elaborately produced important special numbers in this period (which are in particularly very good condition contained in the set): Special issue: Brancusi, Picabia, Joseph Stella, Exiles (the Paris avant-garde), Juan Gris, an issue for Van Doesburg/I.K.Bonset, American and the Frernch Surrealists a.o. Work of the following artists is reproduced: Stanislaw Szukalski, William Saphier, Osip Zadkine, Jean de Bosschere, Stuart Davies, Man Ray (various photographs), Hans Arp, Atkinson, de Bosschere, Duchamp, Max Erst, Léger, Joseph Stella,and others. Literary contributions and essays by: James Joyce, Tristan Tzara, Francis Picabia, Apollinaire, Ezra Pound, Gertrude Stein, Conrad Aiken, Malcolm Cowley, Louis Lozowick, Jean de Bossschere, Arthur Winthrop, Dorothy Richardson, Marianna Moore, William Butler Yeats, Ribemont Dessaignes, T.S. Elliot, Margaret Anderson,Helen Hoyt, Lupo de Braila, sherwood Anderson, Marjory Siefert, Alexander Kaun, Arthur Symons, Eunice Tietjens,Emma Crane, Hart Crane, Wyndham Lewis, Maxwell Bodenheim, William C. Williams, Giovanni Papini, Emannuel Carnevali a.o. Drawings by Stuart Davies, Max Weber, Jerome Blum, Marie Laurencin, De Segonzac, et al. The final issue of this controversial and notorious literary magazine contained confessions and letters from 62 leading writers and artists of the period, including James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, Sherwood Anderson, Jean Cocteau, T. S. Eliot, Havelock Ellis, Ford Madox Ford, Andre Gide, Emma Goldman, Ben Hecht, Moholy-Nagy, Ezra Pound, Edith Sitwell, Gertrude Stein, William Carlos Williams, a.o., the questions were criticised with Tristan Tzara replying "What the fuck are you doing ?" Publication sequence as follows: Vol.1, Nos.1-11 (March-December, 1914, and January-February, 1915); Vol.2, Nos.1-10 (March-December, 1915, and January-February, 1916); Vol.3, Nos.1-10 (March-November, 1916, and January-April, 1917); Vol.4, Nos.1-8 (May-December, 1917); [Vol. 5-6]January-December, 1918...erroneously numbered]; [January-December, 1919...erroneously numbered]; Vol.6, Nos.9-11 (January, March-April, 1920); Vol.7, Nos.1-4 (May-June, July-August, September-December, 1920, and January-March, 1921); Vol.8, Nos.1-2 (Autumn, 1921 & Spring, 1922); Vol.9, Nos.1-4 (Autumn & Winter, 1922 & Spring and Autumn-Winter, 1923); Vol.10, Nos.1-2 (Spring-Summer, 1924 & Autumn-Winter, 1924-25); Vol.11, Nos.1-2 (Spring & Winter, 1925); Vol.12, Nos.1-2 (Spring-Summer, 1926 & Spring [May], 1929 - the Final Number) . It seems that there has been a supplement to this last number (not included in the set) as an Editorial by Margaret Anderson and tentatively numbered as 12 No.3 (May 1929).

THE MARIJUANA NEWSLETTER

Published by New York City LEMAR as a public service, to disseminate information toward the legalization of Marijuana.

Nos. 1-2 (all published). New York: Lemar, 30 January 1965- 15 March 1965. Quarto. Mimeographed stapled self-wrappers. A very good set. Number 1 near fine, Number 2 slighly faded around the edges, couple of minuscule tears and faintlyt dog eared leaft upper corner,, but a very nice copy.

EUR 4,500.00

Edited by Ed. Sanders. Mimeographed magazine from New York City LEMAR (an early organization for the reform of marijuana laws). "The MARIJUANA NEWSLETTER will print position papers, medical testimonies & general information about the campaign to legalize marijuana. We shall agitate! We shall print the data. We have the facts about marijuana, the gentle benevolent herb." Edited by Randolfe Wicker, Ed Sanders, Peter Orlovsky and C.T. Smith. Published by Sander's Fuck You Press (although the Fuck You imprint does not appear). Prints a long text by Burroughs. "William Burroughs Answers Jim Bishop!" as well as articles on marijuana, and more. One of the scarcest underground magazines of the sixties, desirable as a rare Burroughs appearance, an early marijuana reform item, and a publication from Sander's notorious press. Edited by Ed Sanders, Peter Orlovsky, et al.

MIDI-MINUIT FANTASTIQUE

Nos. 1-24 (all publ.). Paris, (Éds. du Terrain Vague), mai/juin 1962 - hiver 1970/71. Original pictorial wrappers, a bit dustsoiled. roy-8vo., later 4to. Numerous illustrations.

EUR 1,000.00

Devoted exclusively to fantasy in film, fiction and performing arts, directed by Eric Losfeld, edited by Alain LeBris & Michael Caen. Thematic issues, e.g.: Terence Fisher; Vamps Fantastiques; Special King Kong, Special Dracula; Comte Zaroff; Erotisme et Epouvante dans le cinema anglais (the censored no.8), Tour du Monde fantastique, Fu Manchu, Polanski, Japon, Wakamatsu Koji, Science Fiction, Gaston Leroux, etc.

THE MONTHLY

An irregular periodical devoted to Fe-Mail-Art.

Vol. 1 no 1, no 2 and Vol. 2 no 1 (all published):1980/81. San Francisco, CA, Lloyd Productions

EUR 400.00

Edited by Ginny Lloyd. Contributions by Carioca, B. Wyed, G. Lloyd, Anna Banana, Scarlatina Lust, Bill Gaglione, Sue Fishbein, Irene Dogmatic, Angelika Schmidt, Pat Taverner, Carol S., P.E.Nations,

MOTIF

A Journal of Visual Arts.

Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). London, The Shenval Press, Winter 1958-Winter 1964/1967. 4to; original publ. stiff boards (vols. 1-9), and original publ. wrappers (vols. 10-12). With numerous illustrations.

EUR 400.00

Ed. by Ruari McLean. Beautifully produced periodical with designed covers, with important contribs. to contemporary graphic arts, richly illustrated. Number 13 appeared in 1967 after an interruption since 1964, and was the last. Contribs. by Robert Melville, Helmut Gernheim, Quentin Bell, Edward Ardizzone, etc. Rare complete.

MUSEUM (Marcel BROODHAERS,1924-1976)

Der Adler vom Oligozän bis heute. Zeigt eine experimentelle Ausstellung seines Musée d'Art Moderne, Département des Aigles, Section des Figures. 1972.

Städtische Kunsthalle, Düsseldorf,1972]. 2 Numbers of 64 pages, 8vo, in illustrated wrappers. Entirely designed by Marcel Broodthaers. - First edition of these catalogues of exhibitions held in the Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf from May 16-July 9, 1972. Texts in German by M. Broodthaers, J. Harten.

EUR 350.00

Catalogue of exhibitions varying on the theme "Eagle" held in the Städtische Kunsthalle Düsseldorf from May 16-July 9, 1972. Introduction by Jürgen Harten Method Duchamp Magritte Adler Ideologie Publikum, text by Marcel Broodthaers'.

NABUCHODONOSOR

(Une revue affiche)

Nos. 1-36 (all publ.?). Bellevue, février 1969-avril 1972. Lacks No. 26. Large posters, mostly printed on one side only. Incudes the supplements to issues 8 & 14.

EUR 1,500.00

Printed by Jean Marcille. Edited by Renée Boullier. Each issue with a different lay-out, on white paper. Some reproductions: Gaston Chaissac, Jean Hélion, Picabia, Filiberti, M. Gimond, Marcelle Cahn... Litt. contr.: Renée Boullier, Picabia (Manifeste du Bon Goût), M. Arland, Jouhandeau, Pierre Albert-Birot, Gaston Chaissac. Issue No. 36 'NABUDADA' (Tzara, Picabia...).

NEON

No. 1-4 (all published). Brooklyn & New York. Spring 1956 - 1960. Includes Supplement to NOW and NEON OBIT. First 2 issues quarto, stapled mimeographed self-wrappers (light wear, toned), further issues in regular printing, 16mo and octavo, printed and pictorial wrappers.

EUR 1,000.00

Avant-garde and Beat generation periodical edited and published by Gilbert Sorrentino. Special attention was given to studying the craft of poetry and prose, for example proper use of American idiom and natural speech. Contributors include Stock, Sorrentino, Goodman, Lorine Niedecker, Louis Zukofsky, William Carlos. Williams, Hubert Selby jr, Charles Olson, Oppenheimer, Jones, J. Williams, Creeley, a.o.l. Cover to no 2 by Inez Taylor; Cover to no. 4 by Fielding Dawson.

NEUROTICA

Nos. 1-9 (all publ.). New York/St. Louis/Missouri, Neurotica Publ., Spring 1948 - Winter 1952. Original wrappers (last two issues waterstained in spine & upper-left corner, still a nice set). First issue in second printing.

EUR 700.00

Ed. by Jay Irving Landesman, Richard Rubinstein and later Gershon Legman. Scarce complete set. '... a literary exposition, defense, and correlation of the problems and personalities that in our society are defined as neurotic'. 'Neurotica is for the patients-present and future'. Contributions by Kenneth Patchen, Leonard Bernstein, Ch. Brossard, Lawrence Durrell, Allen Ginsberg, Henri Michaux, Marshall McLuhan, etc. Cover by Alvin Lustig. (see extensively: Anderson/Kinzie, p. 716).

NORTH - INFORMATION.

Nos.1-35 + Index (=Volume 1 complete, but without no 29).Copenhagen, 1976-1977. 3-x21 cm. folded sheets (b/w). Offset.

EUR 1,200.00

Published by the periodical North, Copenhagen, issues varying in size from 4 to 20 pages. Edited by Henrik Jave, Poul Henning Nielsen and Bent Petersen. North deals with the Scandinavian avant-garde and its nearest conditions in Scandinavia, exhibitions, current events, etc. with contributions by Scvandinavian arists, art-theorists and art historians (artists included e.g.: Erik Gram: Hanssen. Project "A journey in Space and Time"; Kirsten Ortwed; Anne Behrndt; Willy /orskov; Claes Birch, Stig Br/ogger; Kasper Heiberg; Pug Karlsson, Thorbj/orn Lausten; Hein Heisten; Torben Ebbesen; Gunnar Aagaard Ansersen, Jan Hafström) a.o.

NORTHEAST RISING SUN

A small press review magazine.

Numbers 1-14 (also as: Volume 1 number 1 January 1976 - volume 3 number 14), Cherry Valley Editions. 1976-1979 (Lacking number 3, 6 / 7). 28x21,5cm, vol. 3 no 4: 21,5x14

EUR 300.00

Edited by Charles Plymell, Pamela Beach Plymell and Joshua Norton.

NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND

Nos. 1-3 (all publ.).San Francisco: Underground Press (1964-1968). In the original illustrated wrappers, with original tape in the spine, light soiled; No.3 in illustrated wrappers, stapled in the spine, light soilage internally (comic book format). Together with Number 4: Bitch, Butch, Black & Bad. (np): Notes from Underground (1977). First edition. (np): Folded sheets loose in a stiff printed cover.

EUR 1,500.00

Edited by John Bryan. No 1: An anthology, including first appearance of Jack Kerouac's Cassady's First Third, a letter from Jack to Neal,and contributions by Bukowski, Ginsberg, Patchen, Bob Kaufman, Meltzer, etc.; Kamasutra statue on the cover (reportedly confiscated by police), also Burroughs, Wantling, Whalen, Snyder, Sinclair, No. 2 Bukowski, Artaud, Gary Snyder, etc., incl. The Psychedelic Cookbook, etc. No 3 published like a comic book with cover by Grimshaw. No, 4 Contributions by Simon Alexander, Deirdre Evans, Christopher Trian, Paladin. The fourth number following much-earlier "Notes" series, the first two issues of which were mimeographed, the third similar in format to a comic book.

ONCE SERIES

Complete set of 11 issues, "numbered" as follows: . Frice, Ice, Nice, Once, Slice 1: 1, Slice 1:2, Spice, Thrice, Thrice + 1/2, Twice, and Vice.(n.d.,ca.1966). All issues 4to, side-stapled with cover art. Mimeographed. Eleven issues, all in quite good condition, with a bit of foxing to the front cover of Vice, rear cover of Slice pulled but for one staple, bit of foxing to fore-edge of Once and Spice.

EUR 3,200.00

Edited by Tom Clark.. Contributions by Joe Brainard (who did several covers), Saroyan, Brautigan,Coolidge, O'Hara, Berrigan, Pickard (whole issue 3 1/2, all two pages of it, devoted to him), Ginsberg, Ceravolo, Dorn, McClure, Mayer, Padgett, Kyger, LeRoi Jones, Turnbull, Fagin, and a number of translations of the work of French poets (Reverdy, Apollinaire, etc). Another great "bridge" between the older NY poets and the new. All issues are uncommon, an due to the naming structure, each titled a "one-shot," complete sets are rarely assembled. Secret Location pg. 288.

ORIGIN

A Quarterly for the Creative.

The complete collection of all 5 series, 80 numbers/volumes, complete rare; conditions varies, on the whole an excellent collection (near fine/fine, with exceptions noted below) Series 1: Nos. 1-20 (all publ.). spring 1951 - winter 1957. Series 2: Nos. 1-14 (all publ.) April 1961-July 1964. Series 3: Nos. 1-20 (all publ.).April 1966-June 1971. Series 4: Nos. 1 -20 (all publ.)., October 1977-July 1982. Series 5: Nos. 1-6 (all and last publ.). Fall 1983 - Spring 1985.

EUR 4,200.00

Poetry review started and edited by Cid (Sidney) Corman (June 29, 1924 – March 12, 2004. Corman was an American poet, translator and editor, most notably of Origin. A key figure and journal in the history of American poetry in the second half of the 20th century. ORIGIN: series one, spring 1951 - winter 1957. 1. Charles Olson 2. Robert Creeley 3. William Bronk & Samuel French Morse 4. New Foreign Poetry 5. Wallace Stevens (small dampstain near base of spine and top edges) 6. Robert Duncan & William Carlos Williams 7. Gottfried Benn, Theodore Enslin & Cid Corman (staples pulled a little) 8. Charles Olson. In Cold Hell in Thicket. (two small stains to front cover) 9. Harold Dicker, Denise Levertov, John Hay (a few ink marks to cover) 10. New German Poetry (small tear at base of spine, repaired) 11. Antonin Artaud & New French Poetry (short tear at crown of spine) 12. Larry Eigner & Paul Carroll 13. David Galler 14. Irving Layton 15. David Blackburn & Paul Donahoe 16. Artaud, Michaux, Char (seven corrections in RD's hand) 17. Denise Levertov, Robert Creeley, Irving Layton 18. New Canadian Poetry. 19. Astrid Claes 20. Margaret Avison (two sticker marks on rear cover) [Number 8 is Charles Olson's IN COLD HELL IN THICKET, and is the first publication of this title. Printed by the Divers Press, handset in a square format with dust jacket, breaking with the uniform issues, printed in Palma de Mallorca,1953; this copy with two light stains on the front; laid in Prospectus for Nos. 1-8]. Origin: second series. April 1961 - July 1964 (complete in 14) Light sunning to spines of some issues, else near fine or better. 1. Louis Zukofksy. 2. Gary Snyder 3. The Noh of Zeami Yashima 4. Margaret Avison 5. Robert Kelly (offsetting to two leaves due to publisher-inserted notice) 6. Ian Hamilton Finlay 7. Gael Turnbull 8. Cid Corman (again, offsetting from an errata to correct a poem in #7) 9. Post-War Italian Poetry (offsetting from a prospectus) 10. featuring excerpts from The Day Book of Robert Duncan 11. Ponge, Perse, Dadelsen 12. Frank Samperi 13. Roberto Sanesi. Tipped-on signed stoneprint by Will Petersen present 14. Basho's Oku-no hosomichi ORIGIN: third series. April 1966 - January 1971 (complete in 20) Aside to light sunning along spines, all are near fine or better in stapled wrappers (+ defects noted). 1. Cid Corman 2. Lorine Niedecker (two light beverage rings to cover) 3. André du Bouchet 4. Kusano Shimpei 5. William Bronk 6. Douglas Woolf 7. Seymour Faust 8. Josef Albers (light crease to lower front cover) 9. Francis Ponge 10. René Daumal 11. Chuang-Tzu's Autumn Flood 12. Denis Goacher 13. Jean Daive 14. John Taggart 15. Paul Celan 16. Daphne Marlatt 17. Philippe Jaccottet 18. Jonathan Greene 19. Frank Samperi 20. Hitomaro ORIGIN: fourth series. October 1977 - July 1982 (complete in 20). Light sunning to spine of some issues, else all near fine or better in wrappers. 1. Frank Samperi 2. Brian McInerney 3. André Du Bouchet 4. Clive Faust 5. Cid Corman 6. Mark Karlins 7. Horrah Pornoff 8. David Miller 9. Michael Heller 10. Philippe Denis 11. John Perlman 12. George Evans 13. Kusano Shimpei 14. Andy Echavarria 15. Armand Schwerner 16. Lorine Niedecker 17. Graham Lindsay 18. Bruce McClelland 19. Ted Pearson 20. Gil Ott and John Levy ORIGIN: fifth series. Fall 1983 - Spring 1985 (complete in 6). All fine in printed wrappers. 1. George Evans 2. Roger Laporte 3. M.J. Bender 4. Lyle Glazier 5. Pascal Quignard 6. Guiseppe Ungaretti

PIJPKRUID

Tijdschrift.

Jaargang 1 -7 (all published, comprising Nos. 1-76/77, last). Antwerpen, 1952-1958. With several additions included and the prospectus in No. 1). Added: Kunstmap 1952,1953,1954. Complete set except for no. 45/46 (1955). Rare.

EUR 1,000.00

With work of Frank-Ivo van Damme, Hilda Coutereels, Frans Luyckx. Steven Tuerlinckx, Antoon Vermeylen., Gerard Gaudeaan, Lucy van Dongen. Literary contribs. by Claude Corban (=Hendrik Manheave), Mark Dangin (=Luc van Clooster), Rudo Durant (=J.F Hellemans), Roland Jooris, Marcel Leemans, Roiger Pylyser, Alosso (=Yvette Ossola).

PLUS-NIEUWS

Veeltalig Orgaan/Organe Polyglotte/Polyglot Newspaper.

Stanley Brouwn ( insert in no 8) No. 8. (7/9/1970). In orig.wrappers, lightly toned. Small stamp on front cover: "Free Copy." Insert, fine.

EUR 300.00

Insert: " Stanley Brouwn. Ingreep 1 and 2. 1 sheet printed in green on white stock, folded to 4 pages (20x20cm) "Buying of one metre square ground in Denmark, Germany, Holland, Italy, Japan,/.//etc., Date: July 5,1970. (With illustration and photograph)

PRESENCE.

A magazine of the revolution.

Volume 1 Numbers 1, 2 and 3 (all publ.) .Presence Press, Buffalo, NY, Summer 1967-Winrter 1968. Just a little dustsoiled, and no 3 with old library stamp , but a very rare complete set.

EUR 1,000.00

Edited by Dan Connell. Contains work by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen de Loach, Davey John James, Lewis MacAdams, John Wieners and others.Few stain splotches back cover, overall little soiled. scarce mimeo era small press magazine. Sixties Hippie-Litterature; apparently produced with support from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Number 2: Contributors include Mike Aldrich, P.J. Blumenthal, Geoff Bowman, Bruce Jackson, Burt Kimmelman, Ed Kissam, Bill Little, and Kate Ruse. Number 3: Cover design by Jan Rose. contributors include Allen De Loach, Lewis MacAdams, Mike Davidson. Richard Kshensky, and others.

PSYCHEDELIC REVIEW

Nos. 1-11 (all publ.). Cambridge, New York, Summer 1963 - Winter 1970/71. Size (h/w): 22,8 x 15 cm., sizes of nos. 9-11 between 20,5 x 20,5 cm. and 27,9 x 21,6 cm. Nos. 9-11 illustrated. Original illustrated wrappers , only some light soiling and wear. Altogether a set in very good condition.

EUR 1,800.00

Complete run edited by Paul A. Lee, Ralph Metzner, Gunther M. Weil, Timothy Leary, Felix Morrow and other psychedelic pioneers. Articles by Alan Watts, R. Gordon Wasson, Richard Evans Schultes, Albert Hofman, Menri Michaux, Art Kleps, Steward Brand, René Daumal, R.D.Laing, etc. Research, influence, experiences, regulations, information on the use of LSD and other psychedelic drugs. "... The Psychedelic Review is a quarterly devoted to the study of LSD, mescalin and the other psychopharmacological substances sometimes known as mindopening or consciousness-altering drugs. These studies also extend to nonpharmacological methods of altering consciousness: hypnotism, yoga, zen and other ancient and modern means...".

4 TAXIS (QUATRE TAXIS)

Nos. 1-24 (all publ) 1978-2003 COMPLETE SET with "A Bar a Day" calender additional to 15/16. Plus: Side publications 1972-2005: -4 Taxis Perpendiculaire n°1 & 2 (février 1982 et juillet 1983). -4 Taxis hors série : 3 volumes (Hiver 1983, octobre 1990, septembre 2004). -4 Taxis circulaire : n°1 à 5 (octobre 1982 à mars 1986). - 2 affiches (Neon de Suro,of 100 copies; Caves de Lascaux,of 80 copies) - ;Double-issue "Elvis vous parle",KingSize,Miami Sète 2001. Various formats and productions; illustrated covers; the first 5 issues (4to sized) with a spectacular design trimmed in the form of a traveller carrying a suitcase.

EUR 9,000.00

Founded by Michel Aphesbero and Danielle Colomine. The pedagogical and artistic experience of the Studio "Pensée Nomade" or " Nomadic Workshop of the Bordeaux School of Fine Art" in France. It looked for ways to reinvent and rethink the modalities and practicalities, and artistic practice itself, from the mixed legacy of counter-culture, Situationist International, French Theory, Martin Kippenberger, Walter Benjamin a.o.…" A teaching experiment where students dwelled in travel and picked knowledge on the side of the road rather than in classrooms. "Artistic education has to provide new conditions to think differently and to jettison accumulated traditions and inherited categories". The "Nomadic Workshop" travelled to different cities to live for a short period of time and an issue of the magazine was published as a result: 1980 : Berlin, 1981 : Barcelone, 1983 : Los Angeles, 1986 : Madrid, 1987 : São Paulo, 1991-92 : Séville. "Toutes ces villes où nous avons vécu posent les bases d'une construction mentale qui échappe à la seule forme d'une revue..." Special issues about: The Caves of Lascaux relocated to Col du Perthus, the space "Proun" with re-edition of /Lissitzky squares by Galerie du Triangle,Oct.1990, in Bordeaux, Art Rite in NY, redesign of Bordeaux-wine label by Warhol, Madrid des années 30; Biennale de Sao Paolo, a serigraphy if a a carton gun, a calender with addresses of 365 bars, no. 21/24 is a photobook (19,5x13 cm), 598 photographs of drug addicts and polsice pictures related to drugs; an issue combined with LAICA Journal, Participation of Christian Boltanski, Annette Messager, Martin Kippenberger, Chris Burden, Ed Ruscha, Daniel Busto, Klaus Krüger (Record in 2), Rhonas Wahweger, On Kawara, Pablo Echaurren, Laurie Anderson, Vito Acconci, Bob Wilson (in the Newsletters) and others. We offer the complete collection of this exclusive rare art journal.:. Ref. Gwen Allen in the book « Artists’ Magazines » The Mit Press 2011.

REFLECTION PRESS, VARIOUS PUBLICATIONS

Collection of 13 publications.

Reflection Press was a prolific artist’s printing output published and edited by Dietrich Albrecht/ albrecht d. (1944-2013) in Stuttgart, Germany. From 1968 to 1988 the press produced and distributed a wide variety of publications such as posters, pamphlets, brochures, books, and tape cassettes, as well the magazine ‘flug/flux BLATTzeitung’. All paper-based publications were handmade in a small edition using quick and cheap printing methods such as transfer print/mimeography or stencilling with occasional rubber stamp additions. Albrecht published his own work, often featuring texts promoting his activist view on the German artworld, as well as work by various artists such as Günter Saree, Raoul Hausmann, Wolf Vostell, Christos Joachimides, Ben Vautier, Friederike Pezold, Milan Knizak, Yoshio Nakajima, Dietrich Fricker, Throbbing Gristle and others. This collection holds 13 Reflection Press publications: John Cage: fiktives interview, 1969. Stapled booklet, 30 x 10.5 cm, 15 pp. Interview with Cage in German. Text printed purple on white paper, with red dot sticker on front cover Raoul Hausmann: Manifest von der Gesetztmässigkeit des lautes, 1969. Stapled booklet, 30 x 10.5 cm, 12 pp. First published as "Schulze philosophiert” in 1919, reprinted in Mécano 1 1922. Jedermanns Kreativität Nr. 1/ everybodys creativity, undated c.1970. Stapled booklet, 21 x 15 cm, 28 pp. Various contributors. Albrecht/d. Documentation on the People’s Flagshow in New York 1970 and the trial against the organisers Jean Toche, Jon Hendricks und Faith Ringgold, 1970/71. 29.5 x 21.5 cm, 64 pp. Stencilled press clippings and documents. Back cover stencil of memorandum to Jon Hendricks from Yoko and John 29 dec. 1970. Some cover wear, dog eared, creasing Siegfried Cremer: das alphabet, Visuelle Poesie nach dem Alphabet in vier Farben, undated. Brown/pink cover, stapled booklet, 21 x 15 cm, 26 pp. Printed in pink, blue and green on white paper. Raoul Hausmann: 5 dada-manifeste, undated. Stapled booklet, 15 x 21 cm, 22 pp. Text transfer printed in purple on white sheet. Dietrich Albrecht, Wolf Vostell and Günter Sarée, Solicitation letter / prospectus for publications related to the Unabhängigere Olympisches Komitee project. Stuttgart, Reflection Press, 1971. Mimeographed letter on thin sheet, 29.5 x 21 cm, with facsimile of Albrecht's signature at bottom. Corner- stapled to a covering sheet featuring xeroxed excerpts from 3 German press articles about the UOK project. The UOK (the ‘more-independent Olympics Committee’) was formed by Albrecht, Vostell and Sarée in 1971, in response to the official efforts to aestheticize the 1972 Munich Olympics; anti-artists Jean Toche and Henry Flynt would also become involved. The prospectus features information about the UOK mission and offered subscriptions to print materials to be produced by Albrecht's Reflection Press. Dietrich Albrecht, Turkei oder die Griechische Losung der Sudflanke der Nato / CIA = Capital Interessen Assoziation. Stuttgart, 1972. Ensemble of 8 xerographic sheets, 29 x 21 cm, with inscription (dated 1972) from Albrecht to Underground collector/dealer Riewert Tode in red ink. Siegfried Cremer, Der Künstler als Zauberlehrling (The artist as sorcerer's apprentice). Stuttgart, Reflection Press, c. 1974. Set of 5 postcards, 14.5 x 10.5 cm, with rectos illustrated after manipulated b/w photographs of the artist Cremer in tophat. Housed in original envelope, 11.5 x 16 cm, featuring hand-stamped titles. Versos show identical titles (in manuscript facsimile). Very rare, no OCLC records discovered. Dietrich Albrecht / Robin Crozier, albrecht/d.'s Kalender 1990 für Robin Crozier. Stuttgart, 1989. Unique handmade calendar, 30 x 21 cm, staple-bound at top, with cardboard backing. Contains top-sheet, 18.5 x 21.5 cm, with manuscript and hand-stamped titles, followed by 12 monthly calendar sheets, featuring xerographic collages and original drawings/hand-stamps. The first two monthly sheets show friendly notes by Albrecht and reproduced collages from British Mail artist Crozier. Affixed to the October calendar is an envelope housing 14 copies of a Reflection Press postcard featuring a b/w drawing by Crozier, 10.5 x 15.5 cm, with colourful rubber stamp of Reflection Press to verso, along with a glossy postcard showing a photograph of Albrecht. Albrecht D., Violence Permanente. Stuttgart, 1977. Stapled booklet with orange paper cover. 21 x 15 cm, 24 pp. Stenciled black on white paper. Mint copy. Bestandsaufnahme zu d. Projekt Documenta 6 von Albrecht D. Stuttgart, 1977. Softcover, gluebound, 21 x 15 cm, c. 500 pp. Cover with handsigned title, signed on interior of cover page 'sold out, signed copy Albrecht D'. Exlibris lable on the same page. Also includes an inserted letter to the former owner, signed by Albrecht D. The booklet contains documentation of a 5 year project concerning Documenta 6. Contributions by Albrecht D., Christos Joachimides, Colin Naylor, Norman Rosenthal, Gustav Metzger, Mizukami Jun, C. Regild, Genesis P. Orridge, Frank Highby, Guillermo Deissler, JH Kocman, Jorge Caraballo, Clemente Padin, Charlotte Moorman et al. Cover with vertical fold, interior very good. R Hausmann, Die henne kunsthandel legt wieder goldene windeier. Reprint 1981 from flug/fluxblattzeiting 8 & 7. Cover with hand added text. Original rubberstamps on front and backcover.

Price on request

revue NUL = 0

Tijdschrift voor de nieuwe konseptie in de beeldende kunst / revue pour la nouvelle conception artistique / zeitschrift für die neue künstlerische konzeption.

Nummer 1 (Serie 1 no 1). November 1961. Original metallic covers, spine stapled; with light soilage(small stains to left side and bottom of front cover) and wear (dogear, right bottom corner) to this fragile first issue. Still in presentable condition.

EUR 600.00

Publication of the Dutch ZERO group, first issue edited by Armando, Henk Peeters and Herman de Vries; later issues edited by Herman de Vries. No. 1: with texts,in French & German, by B. Aubertin, Sascha Sosnovsky, H. Mack, G. Uecker, a.o.

Willem de RIDDER

RADIO (Art) Collection

- Willem de Ridder and William Levy. Announcing the Radio Art Guide. 26 x 16.5 cm, 8 pages. Text in English and Dutch. -Willem de Ridder and William Levy. Radio Art. The end of the Graven Image.16 pp incl. illustrated covers. (published by Gallery A, Amsterdam). 4to. Orig. wrappers. Illustr. b/w. 33x20 cm, 16 pages incl. wrapper.. - Radiola / Selftapers, undated early 80s. Poster printed b/w, 47 x 30.5 cm, folded twice. Announcement for several audio cassette events co-organized by de Ridder. - NYX Global. Stapled booklet, 24pp.,21 x 15 cm. Amsterdam, Self published, n/d

EUR 500.00

Willem de RIDDER

Numbers 1 and 2 (of 4 published): -Number 1. Wie zijn nek uitsteekt haalt zich het leven op de hals. Lijfblad voor Radikale Traditionalisten. Ik ben een krant. Undated, ca. 1978. Tabloid on newsprint. Nummer 2: Lijfblad voor iedereen die alleen maar doet wat het lekkerst voelt. Minder moeite geeft altijd een beter resultaat. Het Grootste Risiko in het leven is Geen Risiko te nemen. Undated, ca. 1978. Tabloid on newsprint. 56 pages, folded once, untrimmed; fine.

EUR 500.00

Rare copies of the "Willem de Ridder Krant". Publication by Willem de Ridder, founder of Hitweek/Aloha, Suck, and many other publications.Important Fluxus artist, Dutch member of "Fluxus". This newspaper published by NYX Global, and Radio Art Foundation, Alerx.Boersstraat 30 Amsterdam. Numerous risky erotic/pornographic photographs and articles by De Ridder and others on a wider variety of topics. Contributors: Peter Pontiac, Peter Cuppens, Szu Kalski, Annie Sprinkle, George Kerkhoven, Gee Parklin, Ashram Loenen, Fakir Musafar, and Wilma Meijer(Urine geneest iedere ziekte).

RIEN

Nous ne sommes rien soyons tout

Directeur responsable : Claude Palmer. Paris : Imprimerie Le Souterrain, deuxième trimestre 1971. Spine stapled,(29x41cm), de 24 pages Blue illustrated cover ( light handling wear). Complete with the double-page poster in b/w (tous au meeting contre la repression). Photography by Claude Palmer, Gérard Aime andt Horace. Couverture légèrement frottée sinon bon état. Numéro unique de ce journal libertaire illustré de photo-montages avec deux reportages auprès des mineurs en grève de Faulquemont en Lor…

EUR 300.00

A Parody on Sartre's "tout". Edited by Claude Palmer. Photography by Claude Palmer, Gérard Aime and Horace. Only issue published. With photo compositions and reports on the Strikers of Faulquamont, the commemoration march of the Commune, protesting workers of Merlebach, Férodo-Boulot-Dodo etc.' Claube Palmer is known for his photographs of the Algerian war, and as foubnder of the magazine Parapluie (editions Le Souterrain).

ROBHO

Les Carnets de l'Octéor nouvelle série.

Nos. 1-5/6 (all publ.). Paris, 1967-1971; 5 issues, 41 x 28 cm., [12],[18].[24]30,60 pages, fully illustrated. In very fine, near mint condition. Complete with all supplements: Two posters (60x80cm) by Martial Raysse; - Proxima Centauri 29/9/69. Text and illustrations recto/verso. - Oued Laou 1971. Printed in pink (diapositive) on white. (Verso blank) - A pamphlet: On en (a) assez des artes, 1 page 21x30cm, stencilled on yellow paper. - Aubertin, 9 Textes. Paris, Self-published, 1968. Single sheet, 49,9 x 33,2 cm, folded. Newspaper type layout with texts by the artist (in French) including ‘Activité Pyromanique 1965-1968’.

EUR 5,500.00

Rare complete avant-garde art periodical close to concrete art movements, edited by Julien Blaine and Jean Clay, designed by Carlos Cruz-Diez, photographs by Michel Desjardins and André Morain, regular contributors: Christian Duparc, Alain Schifres and others. Continues in a way the 'Carnets de l'Octéor' published in Aix-en-Provence in 1962 (4 issues published). Issues vary in length from 18 - 60 pages. Robho opposes the predominance of american capitalism in the art world, and published much articles on Latin American art. (Soto,Lygia Clark, Arte Madi,Tucumán Arde). Contains an extensive report on the artist manifestations against the MOMA in 1969, and Robho was the first French periodical to pay attention to the Japanese Gutaï movement. The publication gives positive attention to visual and concrete poetry, also linked to various forms of performance art. Contribs. include: Vasarely, Yaacov Agam, Grégoire Muller, F. Morellet, Joel Stein, J.F.Bory, Piero Manzoni, features on Hans Haacke; Kineticism in New York; Concrete artists in Prague; Lohse; Meta-art; Madi & Arden Quin; Yoko Ono, Jan Dibbets, Saburu Murakami, Michio Yoshihara, VantogerlooRévélations, TAKIS; Pénétrables de Soto; Lygia Clark, Man Ray, THEATRE GUERILLA TRACT CINEMA; Mathias Goeritz; Sanejouand; Dossier Argentine, Tucuman brule; Medalla; Aubertin; Guerre au Moma; Quelques aspects de l'art bourgeois:La non-intervention. In the first number is a double-page sample issue included of a project for a new journal MELP, which however never materialised.

Takako SAITO

"To Friends" , "my friends", " days in Devon"

n.d. [1974], 20.3 x 15.2 cm, book in hand-dyed slip case (handwritten dedication "To my friends" and signed) , 18 pages Japanese bound leporello in handmade card wrappers, glued in the spine, handwritten title and name, xerox printing, various color pencils, gouache, collage, with tipped-in 10 mini-books (varying in size from 1 x1 cm and 12 x 8 cm) unique series of very small handmade editions, inscribed, signed. published by Beau Geste Press, Devon, England

EUR 1,800.00

\handmade production of the Fluxus artist Takako Saito commemorating her days in Devon, one part "my friends" (with mostly drawings of cattle) and the other part "days in devon", a separate booklet with drawings, pasted in de back , 28 pages,leporello 12x8 cm, (one of the tipped-in miniature books)

SINÉ MASSACRE

(Hebdomadaire paraissant le jeudi).

Nos. 1-9 (all publ.). Paris, 20 décembre 1962 - avril 1963. 4to; All issues loose as issued, rarely seen, most sets have first issues glued in the spine.

EUR 380.00

Directed and primarily illustrated by the French satirical caricaturist and cartoonist Siné, at first published by himself, last two issues published by J.J. Pauvert. Numerous illustrations by Siné, Loris, Strelkoff, Sergio, Nuez, Wardon, Landefelt, Bovarini, a.o. Most issues around a topic: No. 1: De Gaulle. No.2: Bonne Année. No. 3: Pieds-Noirs. No. 4: la liberté de la presse avec des illustrations satiriques. No. 5: "Le grand guignol". No. 6: "L' amour". No. 7: "Le pape est mort". No. 8: Du sang à la Une, le rapprochement franco-allemand, le métro Charonne, le procès du Petit-Clamard. No. 9 : Le colonialisme. Le périodique ne contient que des dessins destinés au pouvoir gaulliste, aux religieux, aux militaires, et aux colons.

TALK RADIO (Incl WILLEM DE RIDDERKRANT)

Number 2. 2 maart 1998. Officieel Programma Blad. 48 pages, on newsprint, b/w and colour. With numerous photographs and illustrations. Contains free of charge: Willem de Ridder Krant and Talk Radio Krant. "De krant brengt de leugens in het land". (Produced by Nieuws van de Dag and Het Parool)

EUR 200.00

Editor Peter J.Muller, art director Jan van Halm. Contributions Willem de Ridder, contents with Herman Brood, Felix Rottenberg, Christine van der Horst, Diana Ozon, Nikola Tesla, Paul Haenen, Mancow Muller, Hans van Willigenburg, Jan Kuitenbrouiwer,

TOOTHPASTE (Magazine)

Nos. 1- 7 (all published). Iowa City,Iowa. 1971-1972. Mimeographed, on various coloured paper. Illustrated. Side-stapled in pictorial wrappers. (good condition, except for front cover #1 lightly stained and back cover loosening, stain to back cover no 3 and small tear to top edge of front cover no. 7). Varying sizes (25,5x20,5 and 28x21,5 cm).

EUR 1,400.00

Complete set. Edited by Allen Kornblum. Illustrations (and also texts, poetry and prose) by Deb Owen, Mary Ferris, George Mattingly, Tim Hildebrand, Ted Berrigan, Gerard Malanga, Phillip Whalen, Larry Laskar, David Morile,llan Appel, Jim Bateman, John Giorno, Anselm Hollo, Charles Platt, Carter Ratcliff. Covers# 1 by Carmella Yager, #2 and :# 3 by Pat Dooley, Thomas Disch, # 6 by Dave Morice, # 5 and 7 by Allen Kornblum. (Secret Location p. 300

UTOPIA

Tweemaandelijks tijdschrift voor wetenschappelijk amusement (Utopia. Bi-monthly for scientific entertainment),

COMPLETE SET together with some ORIGINAL DESIGNS. Numbers 1-10. 1975-1978 1975 - 1977. Together with the 2 Thematic supplements (all published). Variously produced issues in different formats and paper. Complete sets are quite rare because of the small edition of the first issues, TOGETHER WITH: The original DESIGNS for the issues 1, 3, 5, 6 and the special issue on J.M. JUJOL, together on ±55 lvs., mostly w. mounted letterpress articles, illustrations and original drawings. (Note:- Mounted letterpress articles partly loose(ning). = With numerous manuscript directions for the printer in blank margins. The original drawings comprise two comics and a drawing by CHIEL (VAN DER STELT) ("Mr. Fluxus comments...", "Fluxus heeft druk werk", "Utopia gaat gewoon door!", pen and felt-tip pen, 1x dated "'76"), an anonymous drawing "Maarten Pedroli's Tofplof automaat" and various designs of the frog that was used for the frontwrapper of Utopia 5.

EUR 3,500.00

Redactie / edited by: Hans Oldewarris, Hans Kamphuis, Jan Pesman, Peter de Winter. Variously produced issues in various formats and paper. An important and very remarkable periodical on innovative and creative design. Nr. 1. "Various articles with supplement : Guitar with electronics" Oktober 1975. Edition: 300 Nr. 2. Stefan Schlesinger and Van Houten, 3-d.postcards, supplement "Een I.Q. kleurentelevisie" . Various articles. On the cover a bathing cap designed by architect H. Th. Wijdeveld in the 1920s. March 1976. Edition: 300 Nr. 3. Prijsvraag voor een restaurant in Peshawar, Pakistan. Op de omslag het winnende ontwerp van Jan Benthem / Competition for a restaurant in Peshawar, Pakistan. On the cover the winning entry by Jan Benthem. May 1976. Edition: 500 Nr. 4. From the archives of Hergé and Speer, Joe Colombo, Cthulhu-mythology. September 1976. With the cigarette-paperbook attached. Edfion: 500 N r. 5. Superimposed plates. January 1977. dition: 750 Nr. 6. Dutch pavilions at World Exhibitions, The car as ornament. Nr. 7. Water towers and solar energy. 1977. Edition of 1500 copies. Druk Twigt B.V. Gouda. In transparent plastic tube. (5 sheets of 30x90 cm,printed on one side in blue, rolled into the tube; later these were cut again and stapled together). Nr. 8. Schrijfmachines / Typewriters. Met bijdragen van / with contributions by W.F. Hermans, Rudy Kousbroek, Piet Grijs. Complete with the Samples of Carbon-paper (inside) and Correction-foil. Nr. 9. Televisie / Television. (With complete script of Utopia TV-program on the future developments of television. Nr. 10. (also numbered as Jrg. 3 ( september1978 American Paperback Cover Art. Met bijdragen van / with contributions by Hans Oldewarris, Mark Schaffer, Piet Schreuders, Ed Schilders, Thomas L. Bonn, Huib Opstal. Edition: 2000 ex. TOGETHER WITH: - Utopia - special. (1) Speciale uitgave Architekt JUJOL 1879 – 1949 Samenstelling / compiled by Rein Saariste, Dolf Dobbelaar, Joris molenaar, Paul de Vroom. bouwplaat / Cardbord model: Kees Christiaanse. Limited ed. in cardboard box. 500 copies.November 1976 - Utopia - special 2. DWL-brochure met voorstel tot het vestigen van een werkgemeenschap in het watertorencomplex op het voormalige Drinkwaterleidingterrein in Rotterdam /DWL-brochure with the proposal to set up a working community in the watertowercomplex in Rotterdam. Samenstelling / Compiled by Hans Oldewarris, Peter de Winter, Victor Mani, Hans Werlemann. (This volume very rare as it was only given to the town council members at that time in Rotterdam. Just 150 copies)

VAN KUNSTENAARS BOEKEN TOT POSTKUNST

org. OTHER BOOKS AND SO

Alkmaar (NL), Stedelijk Museum 1978. Announcement poster (470x330 mm.), red and black ink on grey heavy paper, folded once as issued. Mint condition.

EUR 1,000.00

VERS UNIVERS

Tijdschrift voor spatialisme (Later: Tijdschrift voor evolutieve poëzie).

Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Ed. F. Vanderlinde, Rotterdam, 1966-1967. Orig. wrappers (slight wear on the spines and front cover no 1 lightly stained).)

EUR 3,500.00

Ed. by Frans Vanderlinde, journal for "evolutive poetry", concrete poetry etc.),roneotyped ,with orig. art supplements and graphics; illustrated covers designed by L. Peire, Jan Snoeck (silkscreens). Also numbered as Year 6 nos. 2-3 and Year 7 nos. 4 & 6, since the editor continued the numbering of the periodical "Kentering" (which he left after Year 5). Subtitle of no. 3 "Pour le souffle humain", Subtitle of no. 4 "Pour le soufle créateur". Contribs. include: Hansjörg Mayer, H. Clavin, H. Damen, P. Garnier, M. Seuphor, Paul de Vree, Ivo Vroom, Marcel Maele, Herman de Vries, Molitor, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Arthur Petronio, Frans Vanderline a.o.