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An album of cricketing cards, various issues including caricatures of famous cricketers issued by R & J Mill Ltd, London 1926, two sets of fifty each, large and small, Springbok rugby and cricket teams, issued by United Tobacco Company, Cape Town, forty seven cards in series 18 cricket, 29 rugby, seventy two cards issued by Thompson 1956, Worlds Best Cricketers, Test Cricketers 1932/33 issued in Australia by Godfrey Phillips, series of thirty eight cards, County Cricketers issued in the Wizard Comic 1957, County Cricketers issued in the Rover Comic 1957, Worlds Best Cricketers presented with Rover 1926 Comic, thirty two cards, Favourite Cricketers, fifteen cards issued 1922 by the Young Britain Periodical, other cards by Kings Cigarettes and Godfrey Phillips (photographic)

Black & White Budget 1899-1904, weekly periodical, 11 volumes bound in 10, quarter red calf with raised bands and gilt tooled (10) CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Mackie (Samuel Joseph). The Geologist; A Popular Monthly Magazine of Geology, 2 volumes (complete), 1858-64, numerous plates, maps and plans etc. (some coloured and folding), folding tables, ink library stamp to verso of two title pages, 19th-century half leather (morocco & calf), covers to first volume detached, lower board of volume 5 detached, volumes 2 & 3 rebacked, worn, 8voQTY: (7)NOTE:Sold as a periodical, not subject to return.

STRAVINSKY IGOR: (1882-1971) Russian composer, conductor and pianist. A.L.S., I Stravinsky, to one side of a plain Carte Postale, Carantec (Brittany), 18th June 1920, to Henri Prunieres, in French. Stravinsky informs his correspondent that he is in Carantec and working on a piece in memory of Debussy that he had promised to Prunieres, hoping that he is not too late and commenting 'Cette piece pour un ensemble d'instruments, je la reduirai au piano et vous l'enverrai sitot faite' (Translation: 'This piece is for an ensemble of instruments, I will reduce it to the piano and send it to you as soon as it is done'). Immediately after his signature Stravinsky adds the words 'toujours en retard et qui manque tous ses rendezvous' (Translation: 'always late and missing all his appointments'). Hand addressed by the composer to the verso and again signed ('I Stravinsky') by him in the return address panel. About EXHenri Prunieres (1886-1942) French musicologist, founder of the monthly musical periodical La Revue musicale in 1920. Claude Debussy (1862-1918) French composer whose music was of particular importance to Les Apaches, a group of musicians, writers and artists of which Stravinsky became a member in 1910.Stravinsky's Symphonies of Wind Instruments was written as a memorial for Debussy in 1920.

VERLAINE PAUL: (1844-1896) French poet. A.L.S., with his initials PV, one page (with a postscript to the upper third of the second page), 12mo, n.p., n.d. ('La Toussaint'; All Saints' Day), to Paterne Berrichon, in French. Verlain urges Berrichon to pay attention to the pagination of a book, remarking 'Qu'au moins ca commence par l'ouverture et finisse par Morale en raccourci. D'ailleurs je m'en fie absolument a vous pour tout, ordre et gout' (Translation: 'That at least it starts with the opening and ends with Morale in short. Besides, I absolutely rely on you for everything, order and taste') and continues to state 'Je veux faire des chansons, mais je crains que le premier essai ci-joint ne soit encore des vers. Qu'en dites vous? Le sonnet sur Amours irait peut-etre a Valere Gille?....... Trouvez moi donc autre chose que “caresses” au 5 couplet de la chanson C'est si fade!' (Translation: 'I want to make songs, but I'm afraid the attached first essay is still verses. What do you think? The sonnet on Love would perhaps go to Valere Gille?.......So find me something other than “caresses” in the 5th verse of the song. It's so bland!). In a postscript to the second page Verlaine writes 'On pourrait aussi parler a K[istemaeckers] d'un bouquin mien qui s'appellerait quelque chose comme "le mie prigione" illustre par “moi”. Enfin d'Invectives et de peut etre l'ultime bouquin.....' (Translation: 'We could also talk to K[istemaeckers] about a book of mine called something like “le mie prigione” illustrated by “me”. Finally Invectives and perhaps the ultimate book….'). With blank integral leaf. A letter of good content and association. VGPaterne Berrichon (1855-1922) Pierre-Eugene Dufour. French poet, painter, sculptor and designer, the brother-in-law and publisher of Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) French poet who had a sometimes-violent romantic relationship with Verlaine. Valere Gille (1867-1950) Belgian poet associated with the periodical La Jeune Belgique.Henry Kistemaeckers (1851-1934) Belgian publisher and father of the playwright Henry Kistemaeckers (1872-1938).

ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Jan-June 1871, folio, half calf; HAMERTON, Philip Gilbert, The Portfolio, An Artistic Periodical. Folio, 1878, half calf. With other large format books (box)

A & BC BATMAN COLLECTABLE CARDS - nos. 1 - 55 of the 1966 National Periodical publications Batman Black Back Collectable cards, nos. 1A to 44A of the Red Bat Robin Puzzle packs 1966 Collector's cards, nos. 1 - 55 of the 1966 National Periodical Publications Bat Laffs Collector's cards, and a near complete set of Batman Black Back A & BC Gum cards issued in 1966, nos. 1 through to 38 excluding no. 23, cards have small narrative regarding a scene from the programme and the Ridler's riddle on reverse, including in a counter shop display Batman Bazooka Bubble Gum cardsCards are in generally good condition, there are age-related issued, discolouration, fraying and slight creasing consistent with age and handling, shop display is in good to average condition, there is fraying creasing and handwritten notes on either folding side, the top of the display is also missing

A rare Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House Truth periodical circa 1924, eight pages with cover, political periodical publication founded by Liberal politician Henry Labouchere —1 1/4in. (3cm.) long

Antiquarian Books. A Victorian scrap album, c. 1880, including a herbarium page, another with two albumen prints, three pencil sketches, tipped-in periodical and newspaper caricatures and article clippings, some further mixed media plates, etc., defective calf, 4to, 19th c and later genealogy, including Hunter's Familiae Minorum Gentium, 4 volumes, 1894-96, ex-lib, later cloth, 4to, Lives of the Lindsays, 3 volumes, London: John Murray, 1849, ex-lib, later morocco over boards, 8vo, etc., (13) The books ex-lib, uncollated, sold with all faults and as such not reliable for return.

Amst., Proost & Brandt N.V., 1946-85 (most 1950s). Var. shapes and sizes, some in the orig. addressed envelopes, in 2 board boxes. A few duplicates. A good, interrupted run of this periodical issued by the paper firm Proost & Brandt, starting w. no. 83 (10 March 1946) and ending w. no. 400 (10 March 1985), a bibliography listing all 400 Proost Prikkels issued from 1935 to 1985, also w. some paper samples and correspondence. (total approx. 70)

Tydschrift voor de grafische vakken. 1933. Nos. 1 and 5. Some wear, as usual. Attractive and rare periodical, ed. and w. designs by var. graphic designers and illustrators. (2) Papierkroniek Lutkie & Smit, Amsterdam. 1932-33. Nos. 9, 12, 20 and Christmas 1932. -and: No. 1 of Lutkie & Smit Service. 1933. Des. by Frits van Alphen. (3) Koninklijke Fabrieken Talens & Zoon, N.V., Apeldoorn. Collection of sm. brochures w. advertisements for pens, inks, oil pastels, etc. (4) 5 sm. sample prints (1 duplicate) by G.H. Bührmann's. -and 8 others. (total 21)

van Architectura et Amicitia. Year 4, no. 11. Gewijd aan het werk van den Amerikaanschen arch. Frank Lloyd Wright. Inl. door H.P. Berlage. Amst., De Hooghe Brug, 1921. 38 p. Ill., bound as block book in orig. (?) cord-bound boards w. orig. col. lithogr. sides after El Lissitzky. Large 4to. Owner's entry (cut short) in pen on title-p. Covers sl. worn/ discol. Contents: Le Coultre 4-11 1921, d (the regular ed., orig. issued in wr.). This copy is an unknown variant in boards (both known deluxe variants have a different title page), possibly a contemporary binding, though not as issued by the publisher according Le Coultre. *In le Coultre version D, that copy is not cord-bound but w. raffia, but many other deluxe nos. of the periodical that were cord-bound are mentioned, identical to this copy, indicating there might have been an alternate binding proces altogether, as often happened to left-over stock.

Bergamo, Istituto Italiano d'Arti Grafiche, August 1934. 1 issue of this famous Italian periodical on art, the 1st Italian monthly dedicated purely to modern art. Edges sl. worn, covers sl. discol. 14 postcards inserted loosely (some repeats, some circulated) of a.o. the exhibition futurism 1922 and 1 book of postcards of various Italian museums, buildings and landmarks. Ca. 1920s-30s.

L'homme, la femme, l'enfant. Paris, E. Bernard, 1902-07. Extremely rare complete run of this periodical loosely inserted into 3 contemp. hcl. portfolios, 12 issues per year, all issues in orig. wr. Sold by subscription, this monthly ill. journal was a pioneer in the artistic photography of nude women, men and children. Very rare to find a complete set in such good condition. (total 60 issues in 3 portfolios)

1901-03, nos. 1-104, incl. 2 special issues between nos. 46 and 47 and between nos. 59 and 60. Bound in 2 vols. Unif. blindst. dec. leather w. inset plate, gilt title on ribbed spine. Each issue w. orig. ill. wr., ills. throughout (most col.) by a.o. Stenlein, Cam. Lefevre, P. Jouvre, A. Willette, Didier Dubucq, Jean Veber and Louis Morin. L'Assiette au Beurre was a weekly periodical that satirised and attacked the bourgeois and government institutions as well as addressed var. social and political issues of the Belle Epoque era. Each issue was ill. by a single artist. Ex libris front pastedown both vols. Covers worn, bookblock detached from spine vol. 1, foxing. (total 2)

Orgaan v.d. Nederlandsche Vereeniging Schoonheid in Opvoeding en Onderwijs. Onder redactie van Emmy J. Belinfante, Jan Goverts en J.D. Ros. Year 21, nos. 4-6, year 22, nos. 1, 2, 4 and 6 and year 23, nos. 1-4 and 6. July 1927-Nov. 1929. Each issue w. 16 p. Orig. stapled art deco wr. in different col. All but 1 w. manuscript library shelf no. on front wr. and library stamp on 1st p., occas. other sm. defects. Very rare periodical w. beautiful typography and striking wr. designs. (total 12)

9 issues (1 duplicate). London, Gallery House Press, 1980-81. Orig. wr. Cutting edge pop art/ punk rock/ avant garde periodical. Incl. a.o.: interviews w. Duggie Fields, Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood; Jame Chance and New York Noise related articles; Kim Gordon on "Redefining Masculinity in some recent Art"; "A look at graffiti Painting and the Hip Hop Scene"; "The Politics of Sadism"; and "The Altar and the Gutter: The Photography of Jean-Marc Prouveur". Good condition. Added: (1) Prothese. Politiek & Seksualiteit. 5 issues. Amst., 1938-85. (2) Slechte meiden. 9 issues (incl. 3 doublettes). Amst., 1985-86. (total 23)

Printed in Amsterdam by C.A. Spin & Zoon for Meubelfabriek "Nederland" J.A. Huizinga N.V. in Groningen, 1936-(1938), 8 issues, num. ills., typography and orig. wr. design by Willem Sandberg, folio. Wrappers occas. sl. soiled/ foxed. Apparently published simultaneously by N.V. van Werven's Timmer- en Aannemingsbedrijf in Amsterdam. Rare complete set issued under this name, a continuation of the periodical Interieur, and itself continued as the periodical Sfeer. Fine and early typographical designs and photomontage by Sandberg. (total 8)

Luchtgevaar. Maandtijdschrift voor Luchtbescherming. Abonnementsprijs per jaar 4 gld. Prospectus for the periodical, bifolium, 19.7 x 25.2 cm (unfolded), Leyden, A.W. Sijthoff, n.d. (1935), w. photomontage and typography probably by Paul Schuitema. W. oblique fold, a bit foxed and creased, one sm. tear. Despite the defects a very attractive prospectus w. striking, very effective photomontage.

Speciale uitgave van "De Wapens Neder" ter gelegenheid van het vijfentwintigjarig bestaan der IAMV. Ed. L.J. Bot Jr., A. de Jong and A. Müller Lehning. The Hague, Internationale Antimilitairische Vereeniging, 1929, 40p., ills., orig. wr. designed by Paul Schuitema, 4to. Contents foxed, pp. 19-22 loose and frayed, and browned in upper margin. Backwr. sl. discol., minimal other external defects. With: (2-6) Links front. Orgaan van de Arbeiders Theaterbond Holland. No. 1-5 (all published under this name). Ed. Joris Ivens a.o. Amst., Jan.-Aug. 1934, 5 vols., w. ills., orig. stapled (not unif.) photomontage wr. No. 3 w. ticket on inside frontwr., no. 5 without staples. Continuation of the periodical "Links richten". (total 6)

Amsterdam, C.L. Petersen, 1907. Year III, nos. 1-9, 11-12. Paper wrappers. Design: J.H. Been. Orig. paper wrappers. Free minded Amsterdam literary/cultural periodical. Contains the first publication of one the most bizarre, decadent stories in Dutch literature. Jacob Israël de Haan 'Nerveuze vertellingen: Over de ervaringen van Hélénus Marie Golesco' in which the protagonist rapes Jezus at Satan's order: 'De Duivel boog zijn mond op mijn mond... hij kuste mij, en hij noemde mij 'lieveling'. Also contains other short prose by De Haan and an article praising his very controversial Pijpelijntjes (1904), the first gay novel in Dutch literature. And articles on Jan Sluyters, 'De emancipatie der vrouw en de sociale revolutie', 'De huidige Anarchistische beweging in Rusland', Cesare Lombroso 'Hoe ik spiritist werd', and full page plates after Rotgans, Rops (probably the first Dutch Rops reproduction), Sluyters a.o. Rare in orig. wrappers. Issues overall in good condition.

Amst., privately publ., 1967. Nos. 1-3, 5 and 9. Provocative periodical by the graphic designer and artist Hans Ferrée. The back cover describes the periodical as provocative, prophetic and profane. (2) Psy-in. No. 83. (3) Paradiso Fox. No. 5. 1971. (4) Fizz 17. Winternummer 1970. -and 35 others, incl. 26 nos. of Mickery Mouth. (total 43)

4 issues of the unique periodical devoted to film and art founded by Jonas Mekas, which appeared in 1955 to 1996 in New York: (1) No. 1 (Jan. 1955) w. contributions by a.o. Orson Welles, Han Richter and William K. Everson. (2) No. 30 (Fall 1963), Fluxus theme devoted to Stan Brakhage. Corrugated cover w. die-cut revealing an image of Brakhage's eye, w. orig. wraparound label. (3) No. 43, "Special Issue: Expanded Arts" (1966). (4) No. 45 (Summer 1967), the Andy Warhol issue des. by Maciunas. Contributions by Andy Warhol, Jonas Mekas, Gerard Malanga and Jackson MacLow, a.o. Some sm. defects, but overall in fine condition. (total 4)

Archive consisting of num. typescript and manuscript letters/ correspondence (incl. invoices/ financial information) by and to Henk Meier, ca. 1960-70. Most about the periodical Ratio, of which Meier was the ed. Most kept in a ring binder, some pieces in paper portfolios or loose. Incl. a.o.: (1) 14 nos. of the periodical Ratio itself (1964-65). (2) 12 nos. of Weekprogramma Amsterdam. Week uit - week in (1962, w. contributions by a.o. Henk Meier). (3) 29 nos. of Omega. Maandblad onder auspiciën van de Stichting Auditief Gehandicapten (1973-76), of which Meier was also the ed. (4) Letters by or to Max Schreuder, Wim Veldhuijzen, Simon Vinkenoog, Fokke Sierksma, Jan Elburg, Waling Dijkstra, Geert Lubberhuizen, G. Luyendijk (on an interview w. Gerard Kornelis van het Reve), Fries de Vries, H. Beereboom, Phia Heytze-Baruch (one of the ed. of Ratio), Ber Hulsing, Harry Mulisch, F.M. Bromet, Ernst Vijlbrief, D.W. Bloemen (directie uitgeversmij. J.M. Meulenhoff), J.G. Rausch (one of the ed. of Ratio), J.C. Sollie, De Bezige Bij, Weekblad van het Noorden, Ministerie van Cultuur, recreatie en maatschappelijk werk, Nederlands Film Persbureau, Het Vrije Volk, Weekblad Bevrijdend Denken, De vrije gedachte. Vereniging tot bevordering van zelfstandig denken, Haagsche Courant. (5) Some letters to Henk Meier by the author Bouke Jagt (on his legal problems, 1977-78). (6) A paper portfolio w. letters mainly concerning EGO and the Eindhovens Dagblad, etc. Interesting archive.

De lantaarn voor 1792/ 1793/ 1796/ 1798. Amst., "In 't Nieuwe Licht", 1792-8. 4 parts in 2 vols. (18),165,(1); (20),165,(1); (1),206; (18),174 p. Contemp. unif. hcalf, gilt spines w. mor. letterpieces. Total of 26 etched plates, some duplicates (incl. 4 frontisp. and 1 fold. plate w. moving part), 7 large fold. letterpress tables. Year 1792 and 1793 2nd ed. With: the years 1796, 1798, 1800 (2x) and 1801 in shabby/ worn copies, and 2 copies of P. van Woensel, De bij-lichter, zijnde eene uitgewerkte verhandeling over de influenza ("Aanhangsel") for De Lantaarn, year 1800. Orig. printed wr. Sold as a periodical, not subject to return. Added: Rare 'periodical' disguised as an almanac, pro-Orangist, anti-clerical and anti-French, written by naval doctor Pieter van Woensel (1747-1808). Knuvelder III, 218-20: "Het in zijn tijd meest geruchtmakende werk was (...) het geïllustreerde tijdschrift De Lantaarn (...). In 1800 verbood de Amsterdamse politie het (...)."; Buijnsters, Sat. Tijds. in Nederland 28; cf. Atlas v. Stolk, 5947 and extensively Hanou: Pieter van Woensel, De Lantaarn (2002). (total 11 in 9 vols.)

Jahrgang 6-10. Jena, 1809-13. Bound in 11 vols. 4to. Contemp. cased boards. Minor defects. Lacks: 1809 - 3 nos. and 1 plate, 1812 June/ July, 1813 May and the first 7 nos. of July. Monthly indices for year 1813 not present. Year 8 (1811) partly bound in incorrect sequence, but complete. Added: 12 vols. w. issues between 1825 and 1834. Periodical of the German Romantics, founded in part by Goethe w. contributions by him and ed. by Karl Abraham Eichstädt. Rare. See Kirchner, Geschichte, I. (total 23)

1e Deel, 1e-4e Stuk and 2e Deel, 1e-4e Stuk. Amst., Gebr. Van Arum, 1833-1837, 8 parts w. continuous pagination, 344,(6); 357,(1) p., w. 2. engr. titles, 5 handcol. engr. plates (3x fold. and 1x large fold.) and 3 wood-engr. plates, mostly by D. Sluyter after A.J. van Arum, orig. unif. printed wr. Vol. 2, part 3 without plate as indicated at the end. Some lvs. loose, final part waterst. Spines and frontwr./ backwr. of the first/ final part browned; a few wrs. torn at spine. Vol. 1, part 4 w. "Naamlijst der Inteekenaren" listing 139 names, including J.C. Honigh ("Boekhandelaar te Schagerbrug"). Good, untrimmed run as published in loose parts of this rare periodical for teenagers/ students. Only 1 more vol. was published. Very interesting plates, showing a.o. building instructions for magic lantern plates, a phenakistoscope, an anamorphosis and "het studentenlampje". Lust en Leering p.225ff: "De redactie zette voor de jonge lezers de vensters wereldwijd open zonder enige vooringenomenheid op godsdienstig gebied. Zelfs de actuele 'technologie' (het woord staat er!) kwam aan de orde. En het hoefde met dit tijdschrift niet bij dit lezen te blijven. Vooral de handgekleurde kopergravures (...) waren buitengewoon attractief (...)." (2) Geïllustreerd Guldens Tijdschrift. Ernst en luim. Year 1, parts, 1-28, 30-45 and 47-49 (final part), Amst., G.M. van Gelder, 1860-1861, 47 (of 49) parts, 418 p., w. wood-engr. ills., orig. unif. wr. Lack parts 29 and 46; 2 copies of the first part present; occas. defects. Good run, with 5 loose printed sheets for the periodical: general title and index, a leaf for binding purposes, a loose bifolium for the periodical on occasion of the "Watersnood 1861", a loose leaf on occasion of Sint Nicolaas (December 1860) and a double-p. plate "De barbaarsche kok" ("Premieplaat"). (total 60)

Third and final issue of the famous periodical of the ZERO-group including various (original) artists' interventions. Softcover, 20 x 21 cm, ca. 150 pp. Contributions by Fontana, Klein, Piene, Mack, Arman, Manzoni, Spoerri, Tinguely, Castellani, Uecker, Aubertin, Rainer, Rot et al. Texts in German, English and French. Rare complete copy including the half-burned sheet and partly torn page (Yves Klein), a white sheet with a small perforation hole (Jean Tinguely / Otto Piene), a sunflower seed (Jean Tinguely) and a match to be used in pyromaniac experiments (Spoerri). The seed and match are glued on to the last sheet, 2 perforation holes on the back cover protect them. Slight age wear to cover, else in very good condition.

Complete set of the periodical produced by the Dusseldorf-based Zero group. The first 2 issues were related to themed exhibitions organized by the editors. The final issue includes (some original) artists' contributions. (1) Vol. 1: No place, undated (Düsseldorf, 1958). Zur 7. Abendaussellung Das Rote Bild. Stapled booklet, 21 x 20 cm, 24 pp. Original red wrapper. Texts by Klein, Mack, Piene, Platschek, Seuphor and many others. Very good copy. (2) Vol. 2: No place, undated (Düsseldorf, ca. 1958). Zur 8. Abendausstellung. Vibrations. Stapled booklet, 21 x 20 cm, 36 pp. Original white wrappers. Texts and illustrations by Mack, Piene, Zillmann, Holweck and others. Pronounced fold on front cover, less pronounced in interior, else a fine copy. (3) Vol. 3: Düsseldorf, Heinz Mack and Otto Piene, 1962. Softcover, 21 x 20 cm, 350 pp. with numerous illustrations and artists' interventions. Original black wrappers, 2 perforation holes in back cover as issued. Complete copy including the half-burnt leaf and partly torn page (Klein), a white sheet with a small perforation hole (Tinguely / Piene), a sunflower seed (Tinguely) and a match to be used in pyromaniac experiments (Spoerri). Slight rubbing to cover, else in very good condition. (total 3)

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.

(1) Radical Software: Contents 1970 - 74. Cologne/Eindhoven, Kölner Kunstverein/van Abbemuseum, 1974. Printed wrapper containing 13 loose leaves. Compilation of the table of contents of all issues of Radical Software, the only periodical devoted exclusively to independent video and video art in the early 1970s. Initiated in the New York video community by Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny and Ira Schneider, published by Raindance Foundation. This historic overview was released in conjunction with the exhibition at the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Van Abbemuseum. (2) Video Art: An Anthology, edited by Ira Schneider, Beryl Korot and Mary Lucier. New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976. 24 x 24 cm, 286 pp. Features 73 pioneering video artists, each with a 2 page spread, arranged alphabetically from Vito Acconci to Jud Yalkut. Aging on wrappers of both items, contents fine. (total 2)

London, Control Magazine, 1982. Softcover, 31 x 22.5 cm, 32 pp. This issue of Stephen Willats' seminal periodical features an assembling of artists' contributions, including an original work by Anish Kapoor on the last page. It consists of a mounted plastic beetle (3 x 1 cm), scattered with bright blue dye. Below the beetle is a short text by Kapoor stating 'I once saw an insect in a pile of colour, it seemed to me that this was almost a work'. Other contributions by Jenny Holzer, Glenys Johnson ('Agent Orange', folded photocopy collage with neon orange spray paint), Sue Arrowsmith, Stephen Willats, Tony Cragg, Kate Blacker, Jean-Luc Vilmouth, Tony Bevan, David Evans, Glenys Johnson, Bill Woodrow and Sam Burford. Moderate creasing, rear cover shows small bulge caused by Kapoor's insect, blue pigment has spread onto the adjacent page. Scarce gem.

Periodical for concrete poetry, edited by Ruud van Aarsen, Robert Joseph and Gerrit Jan de Rook in Arnhem/Duiven. Total of 17 issues, comprising 8 'regular' Bloknoot issues interspersed with 9 monographic releases called Bloknoot special. Stencilled format, mostly 29.5 x 21 cm, pp. vary. Assembling of (some original) contributions. Edition of 75 to 200 numbered copies. Includes: (1) Bloknoot 1 (Series 1/Year 1 No.1) Undated, 10/100, 51 pp. In 'note pad' format. (2) Bloknoot 2 (Series 1/ Year 1 No.2). Undated, 1968, 7/100. Pink paper portfolio with original watercolour, loose inlaid sheets. Contributions by Clavin ('edible poem'), herman de vries (signed drawing) et al. (3) Bloknoot 3 (Series 1/ Year 1 No.3), Undated (1969/70), 115/125, 52 pp. (4) Bloknoot 4 (Series 1/ Year 1 No.4), Undated (1970), 75/125. Blue paper portfolio, 49 perforated sheets held by metal clip. Contributions by Nannucci, Finch et al. (5) Bloknoot 5 (Series 2 No.1), January 1971, 97 /150, 47 pp. Includes signed booklet 'Krieg' by Albrecht D. (6) Bloknoot special Series 2 No.2, Undated (1971), 75/75, 36 pp. Ruud van Aarsen and Irene Peters. (7) Bloknoot special Series 2 No.3, February 1971, 51/ 75, 36 pp. GJ de Rook. (8) Bloknoot 6 (Series 2 No.4), December 1971, 45/150, 52 pp. Includes vinyl album by Beranova, collaged works by Groh, Filliou, Valoch et al. (9) Bloknoot special Series 2 No.5, February 1972, 56/75, 40 pp. Robert Joseph. (10) Bloknoot 7 Series 3 No.1, Oktober 1972, 30/150, 54 pp. Contributions by Padin, Groh, Crozier, Valoch et al. Contains beautiful text work by David Mayor in which he records the number of footsteps from the door of stanley brouwn's house to the door of Sigurdur Gudmundsson's home in Amsterdam. (11) Bloknoot special Series 3 No.2, December 1973,15/75, 28 pp. Pierre Joseph. (12) Bloknoot 8 Series 3 No.3, December 1973, 26/150, 62 pp. Contributions by Ulises Carrion (Argument 12 and 18), Hans Eykelboom et al. (13) Bloknoot special Series 3 No.4, September 1974, 25/75. 37 pp. Ubbo-Derk Hakholt. (14) Bloknoot special Series 3 No.5, December 1976, 25/100, 16 pp. Pierre Garnier. (15) Bloknoot special Series 4 No.1, January 1977, 34/200, 99 pp. Molitor. (16) Bloknoot special Series 4 No. 2. Feb 1977, 124/200, 47 pp. Internationale Hongaarse Poëzie. (17) Bloknoot special Series 4 No. 3, March 1977, 16/200, 45 pp. Peter Meijboom. Condition: some covers with tape wear, loose staples and several sticky mounted contributions (lollipop, balloon). A very good, scarce, complete set. Please inquire for more details. (total 17)

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)

Artists' periodical, edited by Raoul Marroquin et al. Published by Agora and Jan van Eyck Academy in Maastricht in various formats and lay-outs from 1973 - 1978. Includes: (1) No.6 Fandadangos, 1975. Newspaper format, 45 x 30 cm, 16 pp. Front page hand-coloured. Includes an interviews with Joseph Beuys (4 pp. on blue paper). Contributions by Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione, Michael Druks, Michel Cardena, J.C. Kocman, Filip Francis et al. Folded copy with toning and profound wear to spine and edges. (2) Fandangos 8.9.10.11 Superb Issue! Softcover, 30 x 21 cm, 180 pp. Printed black and blue on white, with some additional stamps. Contributions by Raul Marroquin, Marjo Schumans, Martha Hawley, Ulises Carrion, Peter Frank, Robert Filliou, Reindeer Werk, Charlemagne Palestine, Laurie Anderson, Jeffrey Deitch et al. Fine copy. (total 2)

(1) New York City in 1979, Top Stories No.9. New York, Hallwalls, 1981. Staple bound, 21 x 13.5 cm, 24 pp. Includes photos by Anne Turyn, founder of the periodical Top Stories published by the Buffalo based art space Hallwalls. Some rubbing along spine, tiny corner bumps, interior very good. (2) The Adult Life Of Toulouse Lautrec By Henri Toulouse Lautrec. New York, TVRT Press, 1978. 16.5 x 11.5 cm, 201 pp. Name on first page, coffee stain on exterior of page ends. (3) The Childlike Life of the Black Tarantula. New York, TVRT Press and Printed Matter, 1978. 16.5 x 11.5 cm, 152 pp. Stain on top of pp. 35-39, else a fine copy. (4) Great Expectations. Barrytown, Open Book/Station Hill, 1982. 21 x 13.5 cm, 128 pp. (total 4)

Double folded offset printed sheets, 30.5 x 43.5 cm, 8 pp. Includes: No.12 Harmony Korine 1999; No.15 Roni Horn, No.16 Richard Billingham, No.17 John Giorno and Ugo Rondinone (all 2000); No.47 Koo-Jeong-a 2009; No.50 Christian Boltanski 2010; No.59 Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon 2016; No.60 John Giorno, No.61 Roman Signer (both 2017). Added: a similar poster publication by Christian Boltanski issued by De Pont Tilburg, 1997. (total 10) Artists' periodical published by Agnes B. and Hans-Ulrich Obrist, starting in 1997. Around six issues are published every year, each one designed by an artist. Edition of 100.000 copies, distributed free of charge.

(1) Souvenir de l'exposition Amsterdam 1895. 12 photogr. views, each 16 x 10 cm and w. address of Guy de Coral & Co, Amst. Fold. in leporello in the orig. gilt lettered dec. cl. (2-3) Taffereelen in en om de tentoonstellinghe. No. 1-2. 2 bifolia, "gedruckt ter drukkerij "Elsevier" te Amstelredamme op de Tegeldruckperse van Scheltens & Gieseke te Leipzig", (1895). Printed on handmade paper, each w. (humorous) ills. by H.M. Krabbé and J. van Oort. 4to. Very rare occasional periodical, only 1 copy in NCC. (3) Exposition Universelle de l'Hôtel et du Voyageur à Amsterdam Mai - Novembre 1895. Amst., Electrische Drukkerij, (1895). 63 p. W. large fold. plan, views and ills. Orig. (sl. worn) pictorial wr. after Joh. Braakensiek. (4) Souvenir Wereldtentoonstelling 1895. 11 lithogr. ills., each 6 x 10 cm, fold. in leporello in orig. gilt supple boards. Obl. 16mo. Inside w. the address of Herms. OldenKott & Zoonen, Tabackfabrikanten. -and 4 others: a large photogr. by Guy de Coral & Co. and 3 lithogr. "Bijvoegsels van De Kroniek" by Antoon Molkenboer. (total 9)

A large collection of original German decorative Art Nouveau/Jugendstil and Art Deco advertising leaflets and pamphlets in ring binder. Subjects include fashion, interior design including various wallpaper samples, engineering, architecture. together with 7 decorative, mounted original prints from German periodical 'Jugend', c.1902-1910; and 26 decorative early 20th century German advertising leaflets and pamphlets (Art Nouveau/Jugendstil and Art Deco, including engineering and architecture.

The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Paper, volumes 91, 92, 93 (January 1915-June 1916), 96 (July-December 1916), 98 (July-December 1918), 5 volumes, together with Illustrated London News. Volumes 147 (July-December 1915), 149 (July-December 1916), and 150, 151, 152 & 153 (January 1917-December 1918), 6 volumes, numerous monochrome illustrations & advertisements, hinges and joints weak and cracked, boards faded and heavily waterstained, bound in uniform blue cloth gilt cloth, folioQTY: (11)NOTE:Sold as a periodical, not subject to return.

Manchester Newspapers. A collection of Manchester newspapers, late 18th & early 19th century, including Wheeler's Manchester Chronicle, 1783-1785 (lacking no. 211, July 2nd 1785 and last leaf of no. 237, December 31st 1785), and 1817 (lacking August 2nd), loose as issued, large folio; British Volunteer November 19th 1814 - December 13th 1817 (a broken run comprising issues 540, 545, 553-698), issues sewn together with initial leaves detached, some fraying and few closed tears, contained in cloth portfolio, large folio; and Manchester Courier from January 1st 1825 - June 7th 1826 (issues no.1-77), some edge fraying, contemporary half calf, boards detached, worn, large folio QTY: (large carton)NOTE:Sold as a periodical, not subject to return.

Bortolazzi (Bartolomeo). Periodical Amusements for the Spanish Guitar, or Compleat Instructions, for the Spanish Guitar. Made perfectly simple and easy, 2 volumes, London: printed for the author, circa 1800, period author [?] inscription to the foot of pp1., engraved vignettes, gutters cracked, some light toning, offsetting & marks throughout, contemporary uniform full tree calf, boards & spines rubbed with some loss, large 4to, together with other music reference, biography and sheet music, some leather bindings, mostly original cloth, some foreign language, G/VG, 8vo/folioQTY: (6 shelves)

Cigarette cards selection of mostly trade card sets & part sets including Topps Footballers, 1930s Typhoo Tea, various Periodical issues & others

An early 20th century burr walnut and mahogany two section periodical rack, pierced carry handle, panel sides, the front inlaid with an oval satinwood patera centred by a crowned monogram, ogee bracket feet, 46cm high, 44.5cm wide, 24.5cm deep, c.1925

The Studio / Studio International. An important and influential Art Periodical covering the period from 1947-1975, some 130 issues; together with a number of Graphis from the 1970's (8 boxes in total)

Astronomy: Copeland (Ralph) & Dreyer (J.L.E.) editors, Copernicus, An International Journal of Astronomy, Vols. I, II, & III together 3 vols. in one, sm. folio Dublin (Alex Thom & Co.) 1881 - 1884, First Edns, 16 plts. (some fold.) cont. hf. mor. upr. cover loose. As a periodical. (1) Provenance:  Birr Castle Estate

Periodical: The Illustrated Dublin Journal, No. 1 - No. 37, complete in one vol. 4to D. 1862. Illus. thro.-out, orig. cloth. (1) * Illustrations by Edmund Fitzpatrick, Freshford, Co. Kilkenny.

Astronomy: Brunnow (F.), Dreyer (J.L.E.), Ball (Rob. S.), Rambaut (A.A.) & Joly (Chas. Jasper), Astronomical Observations and Researches Made at Dunsink, The Observatory of Trinity College, Dublin,  Parts II, 1873; IV, 1882, (Signed Pres. Copy to Dr. Otto Boeddicker), V, 1884; VI, 1887; VIII, 1899; & IX, 1900. Together 6 parts, lg. 4to Dublin 1873-1900. Mostly unopened, orig. pictorial & other wrappers. As a periodical, w.a.f. Clean copies. (6) Provenance:  Birr Castle Estate.

Periodical: Doyle (Martin) & Murphy (Ed.) The Irish Farmer's and Gardener's Magazine and Register of Rural Affairs, Vols. I, II, III, IV & Vol. VIII, together 5 vols. only (ex 8) 8vo Dublin 1834-1841, some text illus., some defects., cont. hf. calf, as a periodical, w.a.f. Scarce. (5)

Early Periodical Journal on Photography Sutton (Thomas)editor. Photographic Journal, Journal of the Photographic Society of Scotland and of The Manchester Photographic Society. Volumes I - IX, together 9 vols. roy 8vo Lond. (Bland and Long) 1856-1864, Number 1 - 208 approx., text illus, a few pages lacking end of some numerous (adverts?) one illus. frontis all orig. cloth. As a periodical, w.a.f. Extremely Rare. (9) * Sutton was the first to take a permanent colour photograph in 1861. Provenance:   Birr Castle Estate.

A Complete File Periodical: Duffy (James) Publishers. Duffy's Hibernian Magazine, A Monthly Journal of Literature, Science and Art. Vol. I No. 1 July 1860 - No. 18 December 1861. Together 18 Numbers, Complete in 3 vols. lg. 4to D. 1860-1861. Each volume with decorated title, orig. green cloth, gilt decor. A v. clean complete Set. (3)

Highly Important and Astronomical Journal Astronomy:  Gould (Benj. Apthorp) Editor. The Astronomical Journal, lg. 4to Cambridge 1851-1854, Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. III No. 24, together 72 issues, between Vol. I, No. 1, Nov. 2, 1849 and No. 24, Vol. III, June 1854. First Edns., 4 full page plts.; 132 bound with original parts. V. good cont. hf. mor. mor. label. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1) * The rare first three vols. of this important journal, Gould & The Cambridge Astronomical Society founded in 1854, & was the forerunner of this American Astronomical Society. Provenance:  Birr Castle Estate.

Astronomy: Memoirs of The Astronomical Society of London, Volume I, only, 4to London (Baldwin, Cradock & Joy) 1822. First Edn., 6 engd. plts. (some fold.), fold. table, cont. hf. calf, pce. from top of spine lacking. As a periodical, w.a.f. Good Scarce. (1) * Charles Babbage was one of the founders of the Society. Provenance:  Birr Castle Estate.

Oriental Rugs: Periodical, Hali-The International Magazine of Fine Carpets and Textiles, approx. 31 issues, folio c. 1980-2001, profusely illustrated, all orig. illustrated wrappers. As a periodical, a box. (1)

Photography:  Periodical, Henfrey (Arthur) & Hugh W. Diamond, editors. The Journal of The Photographic Society of London, Containing the Transactions of the Society and a General Record of Photographic Art and Science. Vol. I - Vol. VI, Nos. 1 - 101, Complete, together 6 vols. 8vo Lond. (Taylor & Francis) 1854-1860. First Edn., illus. in text thro.-out, Vols. I & II, in cont. hf. mor., remainder in orig. cloth, all v. good. As a periodical, w.a.f. (6) * A very good run of this scarce journal, one of the earliest on the subject. Provenance:   Birr Castle Estate

Periodical: Co. Donegal - Journal of the Donegal Historcal Journal -[Donegal Annual]. Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. 1 No. 4; Vol. 2, No. 1; Vol. 3, No. 1 & No. 2; Vol. 4, No. 1; Vol. V. No. 2 (1962); - Vol. VII, Nos. 2, & 3 (1968); Vol. VIII, No. 1 (1969); Vol. 9, No. 2(1970); Vol. X, No. 1 (1971) - Vol. X No. 3 (1973); & then to Vol. XI, No. 21 (1974); Vol. XIII, No. 4 (1980), & Nos. 33 (1981) - No. 73 (2021) complete except for No's 67 & 70 (2015 & 2018). Together a very good run of this important journal from start in 1947 - 2021, in approx. 61 issues. As a periodical, w.a.f. (1)

Periodical:  Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, MDCCLXXXVII, Vol. I - Vol. XXIII (1856) and Vol. XXX (1892-1896). Together 25 vols. lg. 4to Dublin 1787-1896. Mostly uncut, with engd. plts. fold. tables etc., etc., all orig. cloth backed boards. As a periodical, w.a.f. (25) Provenance:  Birr Castle Estate

PERIODICAL: THE BOOK COLLECTOR: A continuous unbroken run of the first 14 years: From volume 1, number 1, Spring 1952 to 1965. Four issues each year, making a total of 56 issues, all VG and in the original wrappers. (56)

George IV Scottish Periodical - Glasgow Looking Glass - 'Palmam Qui Meruit Ferat'. Vol. 1, No. 2, printed, published and sold by John Watson, dated 1825. Three unbound leaves containing illustrated 'comic' style engravings by William Heath. The Glasgow Looking Glass, later renamed the Northern Looking Glass, ran between 1825 and 1826, and was the first mass-produced example of a comic book, featuring illustrations which narrating humorous stories. 

Nikolaos  Gyzis (Greek, 1842-1901)Bestrafung eines Hühnerdiebs in Smyrna/ Punition d'un voleur de poulet à Smyrna signé 'N. Gysis' (en bas à gauche)huile sur toile137 x 106cm (53 15/16 x 41 3/4in).Peint en 1873.signed (lower left) oil on canvasFootnotes:ProvenanceDresden Museum - Königlichen Gemäldegalerie Neue Meister (Purchased in 1885 out of the Interest of the Pröll - Heuer Bequest).Natalia Tzirakopoulos collection, Athens and hence by descent to the present owner.LittératureEstia magazine, vol. X, no. 470, January 1, 1885, p. 4 (mentioned).Estia magazine, vol. X, no. 516, November 17, 1885, insert, phototypie von Ch. Bruch, Munchen (illustrated).K.F. Skokos, National Calendar of the Year 1888, Athens 1888, p. 249 (mentioned).Gysis's letter, February 14, 1893 (mentioned).Die Kunst unserer Zeit periodical, vol. VIII, 1897, between pp. 80 and 81 (illustrated). K.F. Skokos, National Calendar of the Year 1897, Athens 1897, p. 20 (mentioned).Techni, I, no.8-9, June-July 1899, p. 239 (mentioned).Epetiris Filotechnon, Yearbook of the Art Lovers Society, 1901, p. 20 (mentioned).Pinakothiki magazine, vol. I, no. 1, March 1901, p. 18 (mentioned).Attiki Iris magazine, vol. IV, no. 16, August 15, 1901, p. 183 (mentioned). M. Montandon, Gysis, Derlag von Delhagen & Klafing editions, Bielefeld und Leipzig, 1902, p. 66 (mentioned), p. 27, fig. 21 (illustrated).Catalogue of the Pictures in the Royal Gallery at Dresden, Buchdruckerel Der Wilhelm und Berta V. Baensch Stiftung, Bresden/ Julius Bard Verlag für Literatur und Kunst, ed, Berlin, 1912, p. 257, no 2402 (listed).Pinakothiki magazine, vol. XIII, no. 145, March 1913, p. 3 (mentioned).Politeia newspaper, November 21, 1925 (mentioned).Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden Künstler, Verlag von E.A. Seemann, Leipzig 1922, vol. XV, p. 380 (mentioned). Great Greek Encyclopedia, P.G. Makris editions, Athens 1926, p. 750 (mentioned).Eleftheroudakis Encyclopedic Dictionary, vol. IV, Athens 1928, p. 174 (mentioned). Album of Tinian Artists - N. Gysis, D.I. Kalogeropoulos, X. Sochos ed., Athens 1928, p. 22 (discussed), p. 21 (illustrated).Dialexis magazine, vol. I, no. 3-4, February 29, 1928, p. 84 (discussed).Eleftheron Vima newspaper, March 18, 1928, p. 2 (mentioned).Ellinika Grammata magazine, vol. II, no. 7, March 26, 1928, p. 238 (mentioned).Ellinika Grammata magazine, vol. III, no. 34, November 1, 1928, p. 455 (illustrated).Eleftheroudakis Abridged Encyclopedic Dictionary, Athens 1935, p. 803 (mentioned).Nea Estia magazine, vol. XXV, no. 294, March 15, 1939, p. 427 (mentioned).Eleftheron Vima mewspaper, September 24, 1939 (mentioned).Eklogi magazine, vol. V, no. 2, February 1949, p. 203 (mentioned).Eleftherortia magazine, no. 11, July 1950, p. 166 (mentioned). Ethnos newspaper, January 6, 1951 (mentioned).Nea Estia magazine, vol. L, no. 586, December 1, 1951, pp. 1587 (mentioned), 1586 (illustrated).Nicholaos Gysis's Letters, G, Drossinis, L, Koromilas ed., Eklogi editions, Athens 1953, p. 41 (illustrated).C.S. Solomonidis, Of Smyrna, Athens 1957, p. 142 (mentioned).T. Spiteris Archive, Tellogleion Art Institute, Thessaloniki, c. 1960s, no. GR TITSpit f216-3, p. 1 (mentioned).F. Yofyllis, History of Modern Greek Art 1821-1941, vol. I, To Elliniko Vivlio editions, Athens 1963, p. 183 (mentioned).  N. Armakolas, Nikolaos Gyzis - His Human Side, Kykladikon Fos Newspaper editions, Athens 1964, p. 14 (mentioned).Z. Papantoniou, Kritika, Vivliopoleion tis Estias editions, Athens 1966, p. 113 (mentioned). S. Lydakis, Geschichte det Griechischen Malerei des 19. Jahrhunderts, doctoral dissertation, Prestel-Verlag editions, Munich 1972, pp. 70, 235 (mentioned).The Greek Painters, vol. I, From the 19th Century to the 20th , Melissa editions, Athens 1974, pp. 141, 150 (discussed).Zygos magazine, no. 6, January-February 1974, p. 14 (mentioned).S. Lydakis, The History of Modern Greek Painting (16th-20th Century),The Greek Painters, vol. 3, Melissa editions, Athens 1976, pp. 176, 473, ft. 381 (discussed), p. 177, fig. 270 (illustrated).A. Xydis, Propositions for the History of Modern Greek Art, vol. II, Olkos editions, Athens 1976, p. 15 (mentioned).M. Papanikolaou, Greek Genre Painting of the Nineteenth Century, P. Pournaras editions, Thessaloniki 1978, pp. 144-145 (discussed), p. 183 (listed), fig. 82 (illustrated).M. Kalligas, Nicholas Gysis, National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation, Athens 1981, pp. 49, 72, 74, 167 (mentioned), pp. 126-127 (discussed), fig. 6 (illustrated).C. Christou, Greek Painting 1832-1922, National Bank of Greece edition, Athens 1981, pp. 53, 132 ft.408 (mentioned), p. 155 (listed).H. Uhde-Bernays, Die Münchner Malerei im 19.Jahrhundert, 2.Teil: 1850-1900, Bruckmann München editions, Munich 1983, p. 156 (mentioned), p. 93 (illustrated).K. Didaskalou, Kompositionsentwürfe und Studien von Nikolaus Gysis, Magisterarbeit, Munich 1986, p. 95 (mentioned).K. Arseni, Modern Greek Painting, 19th - Early 20th Century, Ministry of Culture edition, Athens 1986, p. 57 (listed).E. Kazolea, Das Allegorische Werk von Nikolaos Gysis, Magisterarbeit, Munich 1988, p. 4 (mentioned).  Y. Kairofylas, Nikolaos Gysis, The National Painter, Filippotis editions, Athens 1990, p. 25 (mentioned).K. Didaskalou, Genre- und Allegorische Malerei von Nikolaus Gysis, doctoral dissertation, Munich, 1991, pp. 27-29 (discussed), p. 131 (mentioned).N. Misirli, Gyzis, Adam editions, Athens 1995, pp. 15, 116, 142, 162, 345 (mentioned), pp. 74-76 (discussed), p. 369, no. 30 (catalogued), p. 72, fig. 30 (illustrated), pp. 73, 75 (illustrated - details).Dictionary of Greek Artists, Melissa editions, vol. I, Athens 1997, p. 323 (mentioned).Epta Imeres - Kathimerini newspaper, Nikolaos Gyzis, March 9, 1997, p. 4 (mentioned), p. 3 (illustrated).National Gallery 100 Years, Four Centuries of Greek Painting, National Gallery and Alexandros Soutzos Museum edition, Athens 1999, p. 74 (illustrated).Nikolaos Gyzis and his Era, exhibition catalogue, Elitrochos editions, Patra 1999, p. 19 (mentioned and illustrated).S. Lagouros, Tinos, Art and Artists, Tinos editions, Athens c. 2000, p. 34 (discussed).Gyzis in Tinos, 100 Years from the Death of the Artist