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Los 633
A Selection of Motion Picture Cameras, to include a Sankyo Sound XL-320, body G, power light illuminates when batteries are inserted, camera doesn't appear to shoot, optics F, some haze & fungus present, also with a Canon Auto Zoom 318M, body G, shoots when batteries are inserted, optics G, also with a Canon 310 XL, body F, doesn't shoot when batteries are inserted, also with a Boots Compact 2000, body G, doesn't shoot when batteries are inserted, also with a Canon Motor Zoom 8 EEE, body G-VG, untested, also with a Fujica Single-8 ZXM500, body G, damage to battery compartment, also with another Canon Auto Zoom 318M, body F-G, shoots when batteries are inserted, also with another Canon 310 XL, body G-VG, doesn't shoot when batteries are inserted, also with a Sankyo Sound XL-620, body G, unit power light illuminates but shutter behaviour sporadic,
Los 1198
2017. New, still shrink wrapped. (2) Umbra. Prestel, 2015. (3) Visible Invisible. Dilecta, 2019. 5 vols. New, still shrink wrapped. (4) Hot Mirror. Prestel, 2018. Sc. New, still shrink wrapped. Added: (1) Carla van de Puttelaar. Brushed by Light. 2020. New, still shrink wrapped. -and 7 others. (total 12)
Los 1885
Most Dutch, most Van Nelle, ca. 1930-60, var. sizes and shapes, in modern portfolio. Incl. a.o.: (1) "Van Nelle's koffie. Goudmerk." Board display, 39 x 26 cm, w. fold. stand on back. (2) "Van Nelle's Koffie. Roodmerk. Proeven is kopen." Board display, 42 x 26 cm, w. fold stand on back. (3) "Van Nelle koffie. Ook in 125 gram verpakking." Sm. poster printed in red, blue, black and light green, 32 x 21.5 cm, w. "No. 13" in pencil verso. (4) "Koffie Van Nelle. Inhoud G. Prijsklasse 1." Large fold. packaging label printed in green, 78.5 x 17 cm, w. "Ontv. 19 Maart-'46" in pencil verso (sl. fold.), a few nicely des. labels for "Van Nelle's hotel koffie Electra", recipe books and paper coffee bags for var. (mostly Dutch) firms. Duplicates. Occas. minor imperfections/ defects. (total 65)
Los 2393
Cod. Bibl. Pal. Vindob. 2706 zielentuintje photomechanische Reproductie der Keiz (...). Utrecht, A. Oosthoek, 1907. 2 vols. (4),1048 p. (continuous pagination). Fasc., no. 46 of 150, title-p. vignette, num. (col.) ills. Rich blind embossed light brown calfskin binding w. ribbed spine. Sm. folio. Lacking Dutch commentary vol. Bindings sl. worn, occas. foxing, minimal browning. Early, masterful reproduction of the late medieval prayer book (16th cent.) that was kept in the court library in Vienna and contains magnificently col. woodcut miniatures by Hans Springinklee and Erhard Schön. (total 2)
Los 2537
(1) 2 large posters about the industrialisation and electrification of the USSR. Moscow, Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, ca. 1968. 89 x 67 cm. (2) Russian military propaganda poster from 1981, 64 x 48 cm. Added: 'Light against darkness' (transl. from Russian). Folder w. 9 col. Marxist/ anti-religious posters, Moscow, 1981. Each 48 x 43 cm. Minor defects, in fairly good condition. (total 4)
Los 6005
Catalogue and original poster for the exhibition organized by Galerie D. at Schwanenhalle des Römers in Frankfurt am Main, 1963. (1) Softcover, 23 x 15 cm, 104 pp. b/w ills. Dedication on first page. Introduction by Walter Simmat, text in German. Cover shows minor browning and light abrasions along the edges. (2) Original offset poster, 80 x 20 cm, formerly folded. Framed, 82 x 21.5 cm. Fine copy. (total 2) The exhibition presented an overview of contemporary avant-garde artists' movements from Europe such as Neue Tendenzen, Anti-Peinture and ZERO. Participants include Aubertin, Fontana, Getulio, Goepfert, Klein, Peeters, Schoonhoven, Manzoni, Rainer, Rot, Soto, de vries and many others.
Los 6009
16 plastic sandwich bags filled with water (now evaporated), mounted on black flannel on chipboard, 50 x 50 x 4 cm. The backside contains a wooden frame, 38.5 x 38.5 x 4 cm, painted black. Artists' stamp on verso, stamped in black on chipboard, stating 'henk peeters/ title aquarel on black /date design 1961/ nr / date fabrication 1965/ nr 2/5'. Title, date and edition number are added in black marker. Added is an envelope sent by Peeters containing 22 original empty sandwich bags (from the 1960s, not produced anymore) so the owner can replace the bags and refresh the water. The plastic bags are currently empty with remnants of calcium from the evaporated water, the flannel shows light fading. Provenance from a private collection, derived from Galerie A, Amsterdam. The work was shown in the exhibition 'Nul' at galerie Schoeller in Dusseldorf, 1994. Henk Peeters (1925 - 2013) was a prominent member of the Dutch ZERO movement, and curator of international ZERO exhibitions. His 'aquarel' works were made in various sizes and backgrounds, with different numbers of bags. In 1965 he executed a ceiling aquarel, an installation of about one hundred plastic bags filled with water hanging from the ceiling of the Amsterdam RAI confection centre.
Los 6016
Catalogue for the first important exhibition of the Zero movement in a museum, organized by Dutch artist Henk Peeters. Cat. SM No.299. Ill. stiff wrappers, 26 x 19 cm, with mounted b/w poster, 100 x 70 cm, printed both sides, folded as issued. Artists include Arman, Fontana, Kusama, Mack, Manzoni, Piene, Uecker et al. Light indentation on cover, else a very good copy.
Los 6026
Arnhem, Nul-Verlag, 1963. Second volume of the periodical by the Dutch ZERO group featuring new movements in art. This issue was dedicated to the then recently deceased Yves Klein and Piero Manzoni. Edited by herman de vries, released in an edition of 300. Stapled booklet, 27.6 x 21.8 cm, 20 pp. Text in German, French and English. Cover features Manzoni's enlarged fingerprints with hand stamped red O. Contributions by Schoonhoven, Aubertin, Haacke, Castellani et al. Includes the original collage with the 'Yves Klein-blue' square on black paper. Cover shows age toning, light creasing along spine, interior very good.
Los 6029
Artists' book published on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Flaviana in Locarno from July 27 to August 26 1966. Softcover, 21 x 17 cm, 40 pp. Edition of 1000 numbered copies, this one numbered 864/1000. White cover with vertical cut, overlaid on black sheet. Interior with 8 perforated/cut white sheets overlaid on coloured paper. Covers show light age spotting and creasing along the vertical incision line on the front board. The interior is near mint. Listed in Ruhé & Rigo, p. 196.
Los 6040
(1) Invitation card and brochure for Getulio's exhibition at Amstel 47 in Amsterdam, entitled 'Lichtlijnen' (lines of light) in July 1963. (2) Original sketch for a poster for the same show (no printed version found so far). Derives from the archive of Willem de Ridder, who curated exhibitions at bookstore/gallery Amstel 47 in the 1960s. (3) Folded sheet with text and ills. in Italian about the same series of 'Linea Luce', 1962. (4) Added is a catalogue for a group show 'Esquise d'un Salon' at Galerie Denise René in 1963, in which Getulio participated. (total 5)
Los 6046
(1) Eindhoven, van Abbemuseum, 1966. Softcover, 26 x 23.5 cm, ca. 160 pp. Ills. b/w. Text in Dutch, English, French and German. Includes the Dutch introduction leaflet. Features an exhibition on the use of light in modern art and sculpture, with an amazing cast of international contemporary artists. This copy signed by 37 participants on one sheet, including Fontana, Dan Flavin, Morellet, Peeters, Colombo, Le Parc, Uecker and Piene. Very good copy. (2) Blue portfolio handmade by Henk Peeters titled 'Kunstlichtkunst', 25 x 17.5 cm. Holds 6 sheets with typed and written texts, original drawings and sketches for his contribution to the exhibition. Rare documentation. Both items derive from the Henk Peeters archive. (total 2)
Los 6068
Original poster designed by Judd for his first solo exhibition at Leo Castelli Gallery, New York (February 5 – March 2, 1966). 58.4 × 58.4 cm, printed one side, black on yellow paper. Folded three times as issued for mailing purposes. Light rubbing on ca. 1 cm inside the '2' on poster front and moderate creasing/rubbing along the folds. Stunning poster, rare.
Los 6069
(1) Carl Andre Dwan Gallery Los Angeles, March 8 - April 1 1967. Printed both sides, 57 x 41 cm, machine folded twice as issued. Moderate bends at corners, else a fine copy. (2) Carl Andre, Periodic Table, Dwan gallery New York, Dec. 2 1967 - Jan. 3 1968. Printed both sides, black and gray on thick white sheet, 45 x 45 cm, folded twice for mailing purposes. Fine copy, very light dog-ear in one corner. (total 2)
Los 6102
Cologne, Edition Mat-Mot/Galerie der Spiegel, 1965. Edition Mat Mot no.6, published by Karl Gerstner and Daniel Spoerrie. Six-colour offset on accordion-folded white card, 292 x 23 cm. Housed in a black box, 28 x 28 x 0.5 cm. Edition of 250, signed and numbered in black marker, this is number 31. Light shelf wear to box, interior in very good condition.
Los 6140
(1) Emmett Williams, Selected Shorter Poems 1950-1970. Stuttgart, Hansjörg Mayer, 1974. First Edition. Hardcover, 23.5 x 18 cm, 410 pp. Wrapper with shelf wear and some damage to the laminate, interior clean. (2) Ruth Krauss, There's a Little Ambiguity There Among The Bluebells And Other Theater Poems. New York, Something Else Press, 1968. Hardcover, 19.5 x 22 cm, unpag. A collection of poems and avant-garde texts performed at Greenwich Village venues such as Judson Poets Theatre, Cafe La Mama and Actors' Studio. Graphics by Marilyn Harris. Light shelf wear on wrapper, interior near mint. (total 2)
Los 6205
Near complete set, lacking the 2 often missing pieces by Gormley and Rauschenberg. Ill. cardboard box, 34 x 34 x 9.5 cm, designed by Dan Graham. Contains books, objects, prints, and other materials by 17 artists and a text booklet by Lawrence Alloway. First edition of 1200. Stunning collection presenting 'a new concept in editions - a miniature boxed exhibition'. Produced in conjunction with Artists and Photographs, an exhibition at Marian Goodman, New York. Contributions by Mel Bochner (Misunderstandings), Christo (Packed Tower Spoleto), Jan Dibbets (Perspective correction), Dan Graham (Two Parallel Essays), Douglas Huebler (Location Piece 2), Allan Kaprow (Pose), Michael Kirby (Pont Neuf), Joseph Kosuth (Notebook on Water), Sol Lewitt (Schematic Drawing for Muybridge), Richard Long (Rain Dance), Robert Morris (Continuous Project Altered Daily), Bruce Nauman (LAAIR), Dennis Oppenheim (Flower Arrangement for Bruce Nauman), Ed Ruscha (Babycakes with Weights), Robert Smithson (Torn Photograph), Bernar Venet (Exploited Subjects), Andy Warhol (Portraits). Condition: exterior lid of the box shows age toning on top, soiling/water staining along the sides, and light edge wear. The artists' contributions are overall in good state. Full condition report upon request.
Los 6210
Self-published, Los Angeles, 1970. Softcover, 19 x 19 cm, 48 pp. Edition size unknown. Fall contains two photographic sequences, composed of 11 images each, from the artists' films Fall 1, Los Angeles, and Fall 2, Amsterdam. The former begins with Ader seated in a straight-backed chair on the roof of his house and the latter sees the artist cycling into the canal in one of his most recognizable actions. Extremely rare artists publication by the legendary Ader (1942-1975) who mysteriously disappeared while crossing the Atlantic Ocean in a small boat in 1975. Cover with very light spotting along edges, small toned spot on back cover, otherwise in fine condition.
Los 6247
London, Studio Vista,1969. Softcover with flaps, 22.5× 21.5 cm, 240 pp. Prof. ill. in b/w. Edited by the renown Italian curator who invented the term 'Arte Povera', text in English. Features work and statements by 35 contemporary American and European artists such as Anselmo, Barry, Boezem, Calzolari, Dibbets, Hesse, Van Elk, Fabro, Heizer, Huebler, Kounellis, Kosuth, Long, Merz, Oppenheim, Penone, Pistoletto, Smithson, Weiner and Zorio. Light rubbing to spine and regular toning to paper, generally a very good copy.
Los 6263
Groningen, Corps de Garde, 1979. Multiple, 13.5 x 20 cm /216 x 124 cm. Folded sheet of black tissue paper which unfolds into the shape of the numeral 7. Title printed in tiny gold lettering in upper center of the huge sheet. The multiple was produced in the run-up to Documenta 7 (1982) and meant as a protest against the organization's Western-centric perspective. It was mailed to a selective group of international art-world insiders who were asked to hang the piece on a wall. Edition size unknown. Very light discolouration at edges, generally a good copy.
Los 6266
London, Studio International Publications, 1972. Softcover, 27 x 30.8 cm, 24 pp. First and only edition of the artist's first book. Fashioned as a calendar with small circular hole for hanging. Twelve b/w full page images, each accompanied by an art history tale in English, French, German and Italian. This copy with light toning on cover, in unusual good condition. (2) Added is an invitation card for the exhibition 'Ingres and other parables' at Konrad Fischer, Dusseldorf, 8 - 22 October 1971. Folded card, 4 pp. with b/w image and parable on interior pages. Mint copy. (total 2)
Los 6280
Buenos Aires, CAYC Center of Art and Communication, 1975. Printed cardboard folder, 22 x 28 cm, containing 47 loose sheets with 2 cut-off corners as issued (signature CAYC design). Catalogue issued for the 1974 exhibition curated by Jorge Glusberg featuring over twenty Hungarian artists presenting a wide range of conceptual art, installations, objects, plans and performances. Text in Spanish, English, and Hungarian. Contributions by Gábor Attalai, László Beke, Imre Bak, Dóra Maurer, Géza Perneczky, Endre Tót, János Urban and others. Folder with light corner bumps, interior in mint condition. Rare.
Los 6324
Ghent, Imschoot Uitgevers, 1988. Softcover, 21 x 14.7 cm, 68 pp. Offset printed b/w and colour. Edition of 1000 unsigned and unnumbered copies. Magnificent artists' book by Baldessari, featuring a series of cropped found images of people talking on telephones and/or depicting pearls. In good condition with light rubbing to the edges of the delicate blue covers and spine.
Los 6326
Stockholm, Moderna Museet, 1980. Softcover, 27.5 x 21 cm, ca. 400 pp. Artists' book / catalogue published in conjunction with a travelling survey shown at Moderna Museet Stockholm, Museum Folkwang Essen, Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven and The National Museum of Art in Osaka. Texts in English and Swedish by Olle Granath, Peter Nilson and On Kawara. Light creasing on spine, tiny bump on lower corner, generally a good copy.
Los 6328
(1) 1 x 1 step / 1 x 1 m. Brussels/Antwerp, Yves Gevaert/ Micheline Szwajcer, 1986. White card jacket, 50 x 25 cm, comprising two folded sheets of paper, 74 cm² and 1 m². Edition of 500 copies. Light creasing to jacket and corner of 1 x 1 m sheet. (2) 1 x 1 royal cubit. Cologne, Walther König, 1999. White card folder, 52 x 26 cm, containing a large sheet of white paper folded in two with printed text '1×1 royal cubit'. Mint copy. (total 2)
Los 6336
Edinburgh, Fruitmarket Gallery, 1984. Softcover, 29.5 x 22 cm, 48 pp. Rare catalogue for Basqiuat's first European solo exhibition which premiered at The Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh (1984), then travelled to ICA London and Museum Boijmans van Beuningen (1985). Light rubbing to the extremities of cover and spine, else a very good copy. Added is an invitation card for the preview of the Fruitmarket Gallery show on August 10 1984. Mint copy. (total 2)
Los 6353
(1) Maikunama, original b/w photo, 33 x 22 cm, signed on rear 'Lothar Baumgarten, For Rudi (Fuchs) 2. IV. 84'. Features the artist with his head in a feathered box, overlaid with printed Latin names of exotic species such as 'Moskito Anagonda', 'Tapir' and 'Tukan' (printed in photo). The initial photo, without text, dates from 1971. Very good copy. Rare. (2) Makunaima. New York, Marian Goodman Gallery, 1987. Softcover, 32 x 25.5 cm, 36 pp. Edition of 950. Signed in colophon 'Baumgarten'. Photographs made by the artist when he was living with the Yanomami Indians in Venezuela in 1979, with text 'Los Advertidos (1970)' by Alejo Carpentier, translated in English. Light cover wear, else fine. (3) Tierra de los Perros Mudos. Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1985. Softcover, 25 x 27.5 cm, 20 pp. Light bump on cover, else fine. (total 3)
Los 6355
(1) James Lee Byars, Sechs Arbeiten. Cologne, Michael Werner, 1981. Softcover, 29.5 x 21 cm. With tipped-in colour plates. Scuffing on black cover, interior good. Scarce. (2) James Lee Byars. Cologne, Michael Werner, 1984. Softcover, 29.5 x 21 cm. Tipped-in colour plates, text in German by Johannes Cladders. (3) James Lee Byars, The Path of Luck. New York, Michael Werner, 1991. Hardcover, 19 x 12.5 cm. Ex library copy from the Stedelijk Museum, still in good shape. (4) James Lee Byars. Munster, Westfälischer Kunstverein, 1982. Softcover, 24 x 24.5 cm. Designed by the artist, printed entirely in gold on black paper, with some tipped-in plates. Light soiling to cover, interior fine. (total 4)
Los 6442
Cologne, Gerd de Vries, 1972. Rare assembling of photocopied sheets featuring typed text works by the German artist Peter Roehr (1944-1968), from the period 1963-66. One of only 30 numbered copies from a total edition of 34 copies. Comprises 78 loose A4 sheets, including 2 yellow cover sheets, a title page, two index pages and a colophon sheet with the hand added edition number 22. This copy without pvc-binder, though a light imprint on the center left margin of the sheets may suggest it has formerly been clipped in a folder. Apart from the minor imprint, the sheets are in very good condition, see pictures. Peter Roehr, who died in 1968 at the age of 24, became known for his serial montages which included objects, photo, film and sound as well as text or 'typo-montages'. Roehr collaborated closely with Paul Maenz, together they organized the groundbreaking 1967 exhibition 'Serielle Formationen' with Andre, Dibbets, Haacke, Judd, Manzoni and Schoonhoven. Paul Maenz gallery (with Gerd de Vries) was instrumental in keeping the artists' legacy alive.
Los 6444
Envelope stamped 'Valoch' on front, 22 x 15.5 cm. Contains 3 works each assembled in a folded sheet, titled, signed and dated in print 'Jiri Valoch 1982'. Loose inlaid is a German translation of the Czech titles. (1) Studie horizontu. 8 photocopied drawings featuring outlines of eight branches found in Korycan/Lhotka. (2) Studie horizontu. 6 photocopied drawings with outlines of stones found in a creek on the road from Marsovic to Medlov. (3) Osm oblazku. 8 photocopied drawings showing outlines of 8 pebbles from Korycany. Light agewear on envelope, sheets in good condition.
Los 6445
Published by Siebe Hansma in an edition of 15 copies. Four white sheets, 29.5 x 21 cm. Comprises a title sheet, signed and dated in pencil 'Jiri Valoch 1983', plus 3 sheets containing a printed line and text (square, circle, triangle). All sheets are numbered 15/15 in pencil on rear, with an additional number (1-4). The works show light toning on the top margin, verso of sheet 4 has a small stain on top edge (hardly visible on recto). Generally a very fine and rare set. (total 4)
Los 6502
Cullompton, Beau Geste Press, 1975. Softcover, 29 x 21 cm, approx. 100 pp. with several tipped-in items. Edition of 550. Part of the Schmuck series of eight magazines published by Felipe Ehrenberg and David Mayor from 1972 to 1976. This issue consists of two sections bound together, one edited by JC Lambert and another by David Mayor. Contributions by Ben Vautier, Robert Filliou, Marcel Broodthaers, Christian Boltanski and others. Light edge wear on on cover, generally a very good copy.
Los 6506
(1) Everybody with Anybody, February 1982. Plastic bag with title sticker, 22 x 15 cm, contains a collection of approx. 70 sheets of different size and stock. Features printed b/w photo documentation and artists' contributions related to the Artist’s rubber stamps competition at the Young Artists’ Club, Budapest (APS No.11). This was an unusual exhibition with artists' stamps and ink blocks hanging on red strings in the center of the room, the audience was meant to stamp all surrounding walls. Catalogue stamped and numbered 97/300 by Galántai. (2) Stamp and Rubberstamp: World Art Post, use the stamps in your work, March 1982. Artists' assembling catalogue for an Artpool event featuring 22 Hungarian artists. Stamped cardboard folder, 17 x 15 cm, list of content printed in interior. Contains one cream sheet for each artist showing a collaged postal stamp and one rubber stamp. One sheet has a stapled blue vinyl wrap and paint additions. Stamped and numbered 10/125 by Galántai. Light wear to sleeve, one sheet dog-eared. Both catalogues rare and in very good condition. (total 2)
Los 6511
Lodz, The artists, 1982. Softcover, cardboard wrappers bound with tape, 21 x 29.5 cm, unpag. ca. 200 pp. Contains (original) collages, inserts, photocopies, typescripts, leaflets on various types of paper. Texts in English and Polish. The artists' book was initiated by a group of Polish artists' organizing underground independent international artists' events. It was made in the aftermath of 'Construction in Process', an influential exhibition curated by Wasko in Lodz in 1981. Fabryka's amazing list of contributors includes: Sol Lewitt, Lawrence Weiner, Taka Iimura, Tomasz Konart, Antoni Mikolajczyk, Dóra Maurer, Pawel Kwiek, Kazuo Katase, Maurizio Nannucci, Fred Sandback, Les Levine, Richard Nonas, Paul Sharits, Peter Downsbrough, Aleksander Honory, Waclaw Ropiecki and many others. This copy is signed by Antoni Mikolajczyk, and dedicated to Paul Panhuysen, who organized many underground Polish exhibitions at the Apollohuis in Eindhoven in the 1980s. Light toning on top edge of wrapper, else a near mint copy. Scarce, copies found in collection of Stedelijk Museum/De Appel Amsterdam and Kandinsky library Paris.
Los 6512
Artists' assembling periodical published by G. J. de Rook's venue Exp/press in Utrecht, edited by Marten Hendriks. Edition size unknown. Both softcovers with linen tape on spine, 29.5 x 21 cm, 105/144 pp. (1) Specimen 1. Contributions by Felipe Ehrenberg, G. J. de Rook, Sigurdur Gudmundsson, Ad Gerritsen and others. Inlaid postcard by Clemente Padin, folded print by Dalibor Chatnry and Exp/press brochure. Name on first page, small pen doodle on cover, else very good. (2) Specimen 2 1/2. Special issue themed 'Hand'. With some handmade/rubber stamp additions. Contributions by Felipe Ehrenberg, Geza Perneczky, André Thomkins, Jochen Gerz and many others. Inlaid are 2 cards by Robin Crozier and Raul Marroquin. Name on first page, light age toning to front cover, else a fresh copy. (total 2)
Los 6515
Amsterdam, Stempelplaats/Other Books an So Archive, 1980. (1) Unfinished newspaper, conceived by Ulises Carrion, intended to be completely stamped, using original stamps of various artists. Includes two sheets, each 65 x 50 cm (unfolded) and 32.5 x 50 cm folded. Comprises 8 pages of which 5 are stamped, with approx. 100 stamps by Albrecht D., Guy Bleus, Claudio Goulart, Klaus Groh, Johan van Geluwe, Waclaw Ropiecki, Hervé Fischer, Ulises Carrion, Ken Friedman, La Mamelle et al. Light toning of paper, fine copy.
Los 6518
Hasselt, Provinciaal Museum, 1981. Black faux leather cover with gilt lettering, 30.5 x 21.5 cm, 30 pp. Edition of 500. Published on the occasion of the exhibition with the same title, includes loose contents list and an invitation card. This copy signed with dedication by Peter van Beveren on first page. Artists' assembling book with 30 (many original) mounted contributions of various materials by: Robert Jacks (stamp), Carl Andre (cartoon), Joseph Beuys (Sekretärstasche multiple), Woody van Amen, Christian Boltanski, Daniel Buren, Robin Crozier, Michel Cardena, Christo (piece of orange cloth from Valley work), Hans Eykelboom, Richard Hamilton (signed), Maurizio Nannucci, Arnulf Rainer, Dieter Roth, Endre Tot, Ben Vautier (text work), Wolf Vostell et al. Light bumps to cover, some items loose due to dried glue, beautiful item in good condition.
Los 6519
Antwerp, Small Press Archive Communication, 1984. Soft cover, 29.5 x 21 cm, 134 pp. Numbered 66/100. Exhibition catalogue compiled by Schraenen, with contributions by 32 artists on various types of paper, with some original elements (stamps, drawing, collage). Includes Eduard Bal, Guillaume Bijl, Ria Pacquee, Guy Bleus, Luc Deleu, Annemie van Kerckhoven, Danny De Vos, Bernhard Villers et al. Light toning to cover, very good copy. Rare.
Los 6525
(1) John Liggins, Exchanging Languages. Beuningen, Brummense Uitgeverij van Luxe Werkjes, 1975. Stitched, 16.5 x 23 cm, 12 pp. B/w image of Liggins holding a sign 'engels' in England, and 'dutch' in the Netherlands. Unnumbered copy from an edition of 250. (2) John Liggins. Amsterdam, Cres Publishers, 1979. Staple-bound, 21 x 15 cm, 20 pp. (3) Nikolaus Urban. Amsterdam, Cres Publishers, 1979. Stitched, 28 x 21.5 cm, 14 pp. Text and b/w photo documentation about Urban's performance in Arnhem, 7.6.1977. Light rubbing to spine. (4) Four invitation cards for Urban exhibitions including 'Sweets' Galerie A Amsterdam, 1977; De Appel Amsterdam, 1976 (the famous 'Parrot Training' performance) and 1977; Galerie Loa Haarlem, 1977. (5) Two Nikolaus Urban artists' cards published by Ecart Publications Geneva. (6) Flyer for John Liggin's show at Galerie Waalkens Finsterwolde, 1977. (total 10)
Los 6527
(1) Poems '68-'72. Maastricht, self-published/VEC Production, undated (ca. 1973). Softcover, 20 x 14 cm, 23 pp. Collection of poems by Summers printed at the 'Fahnmühle', a hand-operated press in the Bavarian forest. Light soiling on front cover, else a fresh copy. 2) Influence ('43-'75), Maastricht, Jan van Eyck Academie, undated (1975). Softcover, 20 x 13.5 cm, 22 pp. Ills. and photos printed brown on white stock. Near mint. (3) Scriptimages, by Michael Gibbs, Servie Janssen, Rod Summers, Jenne van Eeghen. Maastricht, Jan van Eyck Academie, 1975. Staplebound booklet,14 x 20 cm, 48 pp. Features b/w images of projects executed at the art academy, such as Michael Gibb's performance 'Extinction' and visual poems by Rod Summers. Mint copy. (total 3)
Los 6542
Al Robbins, Don't let these words set. New York, self-published, 1980. Softcover with black plastic binder strip, 28 x 21.5 cm, ca. 325 pp. stencilled in b/w. Amazing compilation of 'writings, finished or unfinished speaking video as much as word'. With handwritten dedication 'to Doreen' (Mignot, curator at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam) in red and purple marker, dated 1984. Rare artists' book, light toning on cover, else in very good state. Robbins (1938-1987) was a video artist, filmmaker and writer from New York. (2) Jim Shaw, Life and Death: A Non-Narrative Narrative. Los Angeles, The End is Here Publications, 1981. Softcover, 19 x 13.5 cm, 54 pp. An early self-published (with assistance from Ed Ruscha) collection of Shaw's figurative black and white airbrushed drawings. Very light rubbing to spine, else good. (total 2)
Los 6544
Madras, Hanuman, 1990. First edition. Book No. 33 in the Hanuman series of small booklets, published and edited by Raymond Foye and Francesco Clemente. Softcover, 10.5 x 7 cm, 136 pp. Collection of short stories by Jack Smith. Selections edited by Ira Cohen, introduction by Jim Hoberman. Very good copy. (2) Added: Jack Smith, His Amazing Life and Times. New York/London, Serpent's Tail/ICA, 1997. Softcover, 25.5 x 20.5 cm, 266 pp. First edition published on the occasion of the ICA exhibition. With inlaid flyer 'The theatre of Jack Smith'. Light corner bumps and creasing in first 2 sheets, else fine. (total 2 )
Los 6608
(1) Konrad Fischer, Dusseldorf, 1970. Light spotting. Mailed to Frans Haks. (2) Videogalerie Gerry Schum, Hannover, 1970. Announcement for brouwn's contribution to Identifications/TV exhibition II. Recto features b/w image from brouwn's film 'One Step' featuring the artist taking one step with the camera at the Dam in Amsterdam. Mailed to collector Karl Heinemann. (3) Kabinett für Aktuelle Kunst, Bremerhaven, 1976. Mailed to Rudi Fuchs. (4) Kabinett für Aktuelle Kunst, Bremerhaven, 1979. Mailed to Kunstinformatie Middelburg. Fine copies. (total 4)
Los 6619
Interesting set of ephemera containing announcement cards, leaflets and two mint catalogues published by the gallery in Berlin and New York. (1) Catalogue No.12 Entwürfe, Partituren, Projekte: Zeichnungen. Berlin, 1971. Edition of 1000. (2) Catalogue No.16 Selbstportraits/Weekend, Berlin 1972. Edition of 1000. Leaflets: (3) Galerie René Block, 1964-1974. Die Erste Decade (The First Decade). Listing of all exhibitions, texts in German. 7 pp. (4) Shigeko Kubota, 3 video installations, Duchampiana. New York, 1976, 6 pp. (5) Bob Watts, New Light on West Africa. New York, 1976, 3 pp. (6) Fifteen invitation cards for solo exhibitions in the Berlin venue from 1969-1978, featuring Renate Weh, Mario Ceroli, Allan Kaprow (1970 and 1976), Electronic Art, Richard Hamilton (1972), Barry McCallion, Al Hansen, Piotr Kowalski, K.P. Bremer, Ernst Mitzka, Roman Opalka, Dan Graham (1977), On Kawara (1978) and a group show on photography. (total 20)
Los 6624
Striking set of 6 exhibition announcements: (1) Galerie Rudolf Zwirner Cologne, 1966. Catalogue, 8 pp. with b/w image in centrefold titled 'Monument 4 for those who have been killed in ambush'. (2) Dwan Gallery New York, Cool white etc. by Dan Flavin, 1968. (3) Bischofberger Zurich, Fluorescent Light, 1969. (4) Dwan Gallery New York, Cornered installations 1963-1970, 1970. Colour printed poster, 43 x 28 cm, folded once as issued. (5) Galleria La Salita Rome. (6) Castelli Graphics New York, 1989. (total 6)
Los 6643
Two exhibition posters: (1) Oppenheim, Identity Stretch / 300' x 1000' / Sprayed Tar / Artpark / Lewiston, NY / 1975. Poster, 86 x 21.5 cm, folded in four as issued. Published in conjunction with a show held at The Kitchen New York, September 20 - October 4, 1975. Mailed copy with address label and post stamp. Small staple holes in corners (with one tiny rip), generally a fine copy. (2) Body. New York University Loeb Student Center, New York, 1971. Poster for a series of performances and activities by Vito Acconci, Terry Fox, Dan Graham, Dennis Oppenheim, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra, Michael Snow. 56 x 43 cm, folded twice as issued, four staple holes at right and left edges, light indentation of paperclip on right edge, else a fine unmailed copy. (total 2)
Los 6647
(1) Robert Morris. Sculpture. Dwan Gallery, Los Angeles, March 15 – April 9, 1966. Exhibition poster offset printed black on vellum, 56 x 71 cm. Machine-folded 3 times, as issued. Light browning along portions of upper and lower edges, very fragile paper, connecting points at folds are about to crack. (2) Paris, Galerie Ileana Sonnabend, 1968. Oversized exhibition announcement for Robert Morris show opening November 21, 1968. Offset-printed both sides, 25 x 19.5 cm. Full page b/w photograph of a felt work on the front, verso with gallery information. Light creases on bottom part, generally a fine copy. (total 2)
Los 6650
(1) Art & Project Bulletin No.85, Jan 1975. Single folded sheet, 29.5 x 21 cm, 4 pp. Text piece. Edges show light toning, else a good unmailed and unfolded copy. (2) Set of 13 exhibition announcement cards including: Städtisches Museum Mönchengladbach, Galleria Sperone Turin (very rare card), Dwan New York (1969), 'Weathering Piece' Wide White Space Antwerp (1970), Sonsbeek 72, two cards from the project by Bonger (1972), 'Carl Andre: Waterbodies' Museum of Modern Art New York (1973), 'Sculptures and Poems' Kunsthalle Bern (1975), 'Tree Bones' ACE Los Angeles (1976), 'Secant' Sperone, Westwater, Fischer New York (1977), Whitechapel Art Gallery London (1978) and ARC Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Le Musée d'Art Contemporain Montreal (1979). (total 14)
Los 6651
Announcement cards for Andre exhibitions at the Dusseldorf gallery dated: 1981, exceptionally held at the Zurich location (with pinhole), 1984 (with pinhole), 'Belgian Blue Limestone' 1986, 'Revel (for KF)' 1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 'Stillanovel Trials- Stillanovel Synopsis- Stillanovel Edition' 1999, 2002, 'Aluminum Squares' 2003 (light bend on shiny silver stock), 'Graphite' 2004, 'Passport & Poetry' 2006, 'CuAl' 2008, 'Stone' 2009, 'Lines' 2011(dog-ear) and 'Squares' 2014. (total 16)
Los 6659
Launch poster published by De Appel Amsterdam, 1979. Colour printed double sided, 42 x 30 cm, folded once as issued. Recto shows an image from the video ‘Test Tube’ and De Appel's logo. Verso features information on the production and screening of the work. Text in English and Dutch. Test Tube was produced by De Appel in 1979, during General Idea's residency in Amsterdam. It was conceived as a program for television, mixing formats such as a news magazine, an infomercial, and a talk show presented from The Colour Bar Lounge. The core of the work is a soap opera–like narrative about the struggling artist Marianne, featured on the poster having a cocktail presented in a test tube. Light creasing, generally a fine copy. Rare.
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