(1-2) Using Walls (Indoors) and Using Walls (Outdoors). New York, Jewish Museum, 1970. Staplebound booklets, each 25.5 x 22 cm, 24/20 pp. Two volume catalogue for the exhibition of commissioned artworks installed both within and beyond the gallery space of the Jewish Museum’s Warburg Mansion. Introduction by Susan Tumarkin Goodman and Dore Ashton. Features b/w photos by Joel-Peter Witkin of wall paintings (Outdoors) and of artists installing their work (Indoors). Rare set. Artists include Richard Artschwager, Mel Bochner, Daniel Buren, David Diao, Sol Lewitt, Robert Morris, Robert Ryman, Richard Tuttle, Lawrence Weiner et al. (3) Diagrams & Drawings. Otterlo, Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, 1972. Exhibition catalogue. Printed transparent sleeve containing a text booklet and 13 portfolios of the participants André, Christo, De Maria, Di Suvero, Flavin, Heizer, Judd, LeWitt, Morris, Nauman, Oldenburg, Serra, Smithson. Text in English and Dutch. (4) Diagrams & Drawings. Text catalogue for the same show that travelled to Kunstmuseum Basel, 1973. Softcover, 29.5 x 21 cm, 47 pp. Text in German. All items in very fine condition. (total 4)
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Exhibition catalogue, first edition. White plastic spine binding, 29 x 21 cm, 54 pp. Text by Catherine Millet, b/w illustrations throughout. Contains mostly text based contributions by Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, Michael Baldwin, Harold Hurrell, Victor Burgin, Ian Burn, Alain Kirili, Christine Koslow, Joseph Kosuth, Emilio Prini, Mel Ramsden and Bernard Venet. Rare conceptual art document, in very fine condition.
Colour printed mylar cover, spiral bound, 28 x 21 cm, 65 pp. Volume One of the exhibition catalogue in two volumes (though not mentioned as such in the publication), comprising text only. The second volume has illustrations only (not in this lot). Striking lay-out and typography, with one page for each artist featuring a biography and vivid descriptions of the exhibited works. Essay by David Antin, bibliography in rear. Artists include Dennis Oppenheim, Robert Smithson, Michael Heizer, Douglas Huebler, Donald Burgy, Dan Graham, Hans Haacke, Allen Kaprow, Richard Serra, Alan Sonfist and many others. Plastic cover with small chipped off corner, ca. 1 x 3 cm. Else a very fine copy. Rare. The lack of illustrations is compensated by descriptive texts such as: 'ten helium-filled clouds float in the air currents' (Andy Warhol, Clouds, 1966); 'This work, placed in a window of the Museum restaurant, reacts to the contrast of heat on one side and cold on the other' (Alan Sonfist, Untitled 1971); 'Drops of water fall in a slow random sequence making ripple patterns in a shallow saucerlike container' (Laura Grissi, Drops of Water, 1969); 'Markers thrown into tide off Salisbury Beach, New Hamsphire, and carried out to sea, photographed every minute' (Douglas Huebler, Water, November 1968).
Centro de Arte y Comunicación, 1971. Yellow paper portfolio, 20.5 x 20 cm, holding 16 thick white cards, with both sides printed in black. Features an essay by Glusberg, artists' biographies, notes and text works. Catalogue edited by Jorge Glusberg and published in conjunction with an exhibition curated by Charles Harrison introducing conceptual British artists and artists groups to Buenos Aires. Participants include Keith Arnatt, Sue Arrowsmith, Art & Language Group (Terry Atkinson, David Bainbridge, Michael Baldwin, Harold Hurrell), Victor Burgin, David Dye and Bill Woodrow. Slight dent on upper left corner on some sheets, small tear on the portfolio edge. Includes the original transparent plastic bag with 3 perforation rings. Extremely rare copy in fine condition.
White portfolio with die cut wrapper, holding 2 loose text sheets, 20 paginated artists contributions printed black on thick white sheets, 1 colophon sheet and a cellophane sheet printed with title information and names of the participants. Catalogue/artists' book for the first international exhibition of conceptual art in Yugoslavia curated by Braco and Nena Dimitrijevic. The couple invited fellow artists they had met during their travels through Europe, to submit works for an exhibition in two parts. A 3 hour exhibition in an apartment in Zagreb in March 1971 (documented in film and photos by Enes Midžic, Vladimir Petek and Mladen Stilinovic), and a follow-up exhibition at the Student Center in Belgrade held in short time blocks from 15 September to 3 October 1971. The participants were representatives of the blooming international art scene and included: Giovanni Anselmo, Robert Barry, stanley brouwn, Daniel Buren, Victor Burgin, Jan Dibbets, Braco Dimitrijevic, ER Group, Barry Flanagan, Douglas Huebler, Alain Kirili, Jannis Kounellis, John Latham, KOD Group, Sol LeWitt, OHO Group, Goran Trbuljak, Lawrence Weiner and Ian Wilson. Rare document in very fine condition.
Vienna, Galerie Nächst St. Stephan, 1975. Rare first edition catalogue and symposium booklet. (1) Catalogue. Softcover, 29.7 x 21 cm, 52 pp. Ills. b/w, texts in German. Signed and dated by Valie Export, curator of the encompassing project, on the last page. The exhibition that took place at Galerie nächst St. Stephan in Vienna was intended to provide 'an overview of female sensitivity, imagination, projection, and problems, suggested by a tableau of pictures, objects, photos, lectures, discussions, readings, films, video tapes and actions.' Artists included Hilde Absalon, Renate Bertlmann, Valie Export, Birgit Jürgenssen, Maria Lassnig, Friederike Pezold, Dorothy Iannone, Rebecca Horn, Ulrike Rosenbach and Katharina Sieverding et al. (2) Conference booklet, 23 x 21 cm, 4 pp. Features the four-day program for the 21st International Art Talk (2-5 April 1975), curated by Valie Export. It included discussion groups, lectures and film/video screenings by a wide range of artists and academics such as Gislind Nabakowski, Carolee Schneemann, Agnes Varda, Dr. Erika Runge, Elfriede Jelinek, Kirsten Justesen, Meret Oppenheim, Rose Richter and others. Both the catalogue and conference booklet are pivotal documents, in fine condition. (3) Added is an invitation sheet for a performance 'bevaegelses imaginationer' (Movement Imaginations) held by Valie Export on 11 Dec. 1975 at Tranegarden, Hellerup (Danmark), 29.5 x 21 cm. (total 3)
Innsbruck, Galerie Krinzinger, 1975. Softcover, 28 x 21 cm, 44 pp. Catalogue for one of the first exhibitions exclusively showing female artists. With the participation of Marina Abramovic, Valie Export, Natalia Lach-Lachowicz, Maria Lassnig, Joan Jonas, Charlotte Moorman, Gina Pane, Ketty La Rocca, Ulrike Rosenbach, Carolee Schneemann, Katharina Sieverding et al. Light rubbing to spine, else very good. (2) Exhibition poster for the show. Features photographs by the Polish artist Natalia LL. 43 x 30 cm, folded twice, in very good condition. Rare set. (total 2)
Los Angeles, Self-published, 1971. Staple bound, 22.5 x 15 cm, 12 pp. Offset printed b/w. First edition. Artist's book produced in conjunction with Ruppersberg's installation 'Al's Grand Hotel' in which the artist converted a two-floor craftsman house in Hollywood into a functional hotel with seven themed rooms. The 'catalog' lists the items in the various rooms that are for sale, such as a blue neon sign 'Al's Grand Hotel', a wedding cake from the Bridal Suite, 7 life size photo cut-outs of the artists ($ 100 each) and a restaurant booth with plates, menus etc. from the Breakfast room. Covers and interior sheets show age toning (as is usual with this item), small abrasion on back cover. Generally a good copy. Rare.
Deventer, Stichting Octopus, 1970. Block calendar in 2 parts with four flip-book style pads, containing 19 photographic plates on top part and text plates on bottom, all tipped on board. 19 x 24 cm. A fold-out cardboard holder on the rear allows the calendar to be displayed standing up. Includes original mailing envelope from Stichting Octopus. Beautiful rare artists' publication by renowned Dutch conceptual artist van Elk (1941-2014). The calendar states only weekdays and whether the period is warm or cold. The photographic plates feature sequences of stills from 'How van Elk inflates his left foot with his right one', 1969 and 'The well-shaven cactus', 1970. In good condition.
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 wear, otherwise in supreme condition.
Schiedam, Stedelijk Museum, 1970. Softcover, 19.4 x 19.6 cm, 48 pp. Artists' book published on the occasion of brouwn's exhibition in which arrows were drawn on the floor, the visitors were invited to walk a few meters in the direction of several cities. The book features 21 directional indications, such as 'walk 95 m in the direction of la paz, walk 11 m in the direction of rangoon, walk 4 m in the direction of madrid'. Very good copy, rare.
No place, Self-published, 1972. Handbound xerox-printed sheets, 22.6 x 22.6 cm, title sheet and 9 sheets printed one side. Rare artists' book by stanley brouwn published in an edition of only 200 copies. Light toning and creases to the fragile paper on the cover sheets, generally a fine and extremely rare copy.
Unique scrapbook, only one copy made. This is the extended version of Ruhé’s comprehensive chronology published in 2005, with additional material up to brouwn's death in 2017. White plastic ringbinder, 32 x 27.5 x 7 cm. Contains ca. 150 sheets with (tipped in) b/w and colour illustrations, housed in transparent ringbinder sleeves. This copy contains reproductions of invitations and newspaper articles, all reproduced in full size, photographs, letters sent by brouwn to Ben Vautier (1963-64), and a rare article about a 1976 Brouwn exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum which was (covertly) co-written by the artist. Also added is the French periodical Revue Faire with a special issue dedicated to stanley brouwn's invitation cards. Superb reference material, in mint state.
Softcover, 15.5 x 11 cm, 20 pp., ills. b/w. Accordion style fold-out with 48 catalogue entries for the prints, followed by a list of the artists' publications. Published as a small catalogue raisonné for a touring exhibition of Ruscha's prints and artists' books. Designed by Andrew Barron, mimicking Ruscha's own artists' books designs. Cover with wear along spine and edges, interior in good condition. Rare.
Softcover, 20 x 21 cm, 68 pp. Designed by Sanja Ivekovic. Edition of 500. The artist's first monographical publication, published on occasion of the exhibition and action held at the Gallery of Contemporary Art in Zagreb from Oct 14-22 1974. Text by Davor Maticevic in English and Croatian. Shown are full page b/w images and descriptions of several performances from Abramovic's Rhythm series (1973-1974) in which she tested the mental and physical limitations of her own body. Among the performances are Rhythm 0, in which she offered herself as an object of experimentation for the audience, as well as Rhythm 5, where she lay in the centre of a burning five-point star to the point of losing consciousness. Rare book in near mint condition.
(1) 30 November. Wiesbaden, Harlekin Art, 1979. Rare artists' book with photo documentation of performance works by Abramovic and Ulay performed on their birthdays on November 30 1976, 1977 and 1978 in Amsterdam and Wiesbaden. Softcover, 15 x 22 cm, 48 pp., edition of 1000 copies. Texts in German and English. (2) Two Performances and Detour, Adelaide, Experimental Art Foundation, 1979. Softcover, 16 x 24 cm, 50 pp. Features b/w photographic documentation of the performance pieces 21 (The Brink), 22, and Detour which all took place in Australia. Text in English. Both books with light rubbing to covers, else very good. (total 2)
Published on the occasion of the Paris Biennial 1975. Vienna, 1975. Softcover, glue bound, 27 x 21 cm, 36 pp. Artists' book and survey of performance, film and video works by Valie Export. With numerous b/w photographic images and a mirror foil sheet mounted to one page, creating interaction with a picture of a boxer on the opposite page. Fine copy. Rare.
Boxed exhibition catalogue with an embossed print by the artist. Limited edition numbered 372/660. White cardboard box, 20.5 x 16 x 2.5 cm, with title printed in black on top and side of the lid. Contains an embossed print on thick handmade paper, 19.2 x 15.1 cm, which is kept between a folded sheet with the inscription 'Prägedruck'. Also includes a colophon and 34 numbered offset printed leaves, featuring thick boards with b/w illustrations alternated with folded sheets featuring essays or b/w images. Texts by Johannes Cladders, Klaus Honnef, Jean Leering, Hans van der Grinten, Walter Kambartel and Jan Schoonhoven. Lower lid has some mild staple stains, upper lid shows moderate sunning and small bends. The print features slight brown spotting on the lower right margin of the work (within an area of 2 x 0.5 cm) as well as spotting along the top right outer edge, not affecting the embossment itself. Generally a fine beautiful copy. Rare.
(1) Panamarenko/Boezem. Eindhoven, Stedelijk van Abbemuseum, 1970. Pink wrappers, title label attached with metal binder clips. 23 x 26.5 cm, 44 pp. Two artists' books in one, Panamarenko on one side, Marinus Boezem on the other. Rare. (2) Panamarenko, The Mechanism of Gravity, Closed Systems of Speed Alteration (...). Bielefeld, Marzona, 1975. Hardcover, original cloth with dust jacket, 22 x 16.5 cm, 144 pp., profusely illustrated in b/w and colour. Fine copy. (3) Panamarenko. Nationalgalerie Berlin / Rijksmuseum Kröller Müller Otterlo, 1978, Softcover, 29.5 x 21 cm, 245 pp. (4) Hou de tegengestelde polen in evenwicht. Catalogue for a travelling Panamarenko show, published in 1984. Text by Jan Hoet and others in English, French and German. Numbered copy 776/1290. Toning on cover, else fine. (5) Panamarenko Tahama: Souvenirs van Juveniele Suspense. Antwerpen, Sack Neefs Edities, 1990. Black cloth case housing a clothbound hard cover, 31.3 x 21.8 cm, 86 pp. Artists' book, profusely ill. in colour showing Panamarenko's assemblages. Text in Dutch. (6) Cards, including: invites for Rijksmuseum Kröller Müller (1978) and Panamarenko Autovision (1995 ), plus 2 postcards published by Galerie Vega and Kröller Müller 1978. (total 9)
Reykjavik/Amsterdam, Silver Press, 1972. Exquisite and extremely rare book object, signed and numbered by the artist. Softcover, 26.4 x 27.2 x 2.2 cm. Offset printed in a limited edition of 150 signed and numbered copies, this one numbered 17/150, hand bound by the artist. The book was self-published by Gudmundsson's Silver Press. As the production was very time consuming, probably no more than 30- 50 copies were made (ref: Kees van Gelder, Amsterdam). In 1982 Ottenhausen Verlag in Aachen and Munich published a follow up limited edition of 100 copies. The immense artists' book (more than 600 pp.) features full page drawings of multiple horizontal lines throughout. The length of all lines added up together indicate the distance between the highest point on earth and the lowest point in the sea. Light corners bumps, generally a very good copy.
New York, Kineticism Press, 1970- 1972. Each 24 x 24 cm, offset-printed, staple bound, b/w ills. Early releases of the groundbreaking New York-based art magazine (1970-1976) founded and edited by Willoughby Sharp and Liza Béar. The periodical focused particularly on conceptual art and emerging new art forms. Includes: (1) No.1 Fall 1970, 84 pp. Cover portrait of Joseph Beuys, contributions by James Turrell, Keith Arnatt, William Wegman, Dennis Oppenheim, Robert Smithson, Jan Dibbets et al. Very rare. (2) No.2 Winter 1971. Cover image Bruce Nauman, 96 pp. Contributions by Nauman, Richard Serra, William Wegman, Vito Acconci et al. (3) No.3 Fall 1971, 80 pp. Cover portrait Barry Le Va. Contributions by Le Va, Gordon Matta-Clark, Ulrich Rückriem, Robert Morris, Bill Beckley, Joel Fisher, Italo Scanga. (4) No.4. Spring 1972, 72 pp. Cover Lawrence Weiner. Contributions by Weiner in Amsterdam, Stanley Brouwn, Alice Aycock, Sol LeWitt, Hanne Darboven et al. (5) No.5 Summer 1972, 58 pp. Cover image Yvonne Rainer. Featured artists include Vito Acconci, Dennis Oppenheim, Bruce McLean, Gordon Matta-Clark, Joseph Beuys, Keith Sonnier and others. Minimal traces of use on covers, all good copies. (total 5)
Artists' magazine founded and edited by Clemente Padin, released between 1973 and 1977. Stapled booklet, 30 x 21 cm, 14 sheets on various types of paper. Limited edition, this copy numbered 316/500 on cover sticker and signed by Robin Crozier. Contributions by Robin Crozier (cover), David Mayor, David Det Hompson, Opal Nations, Pat Taverner, Lucia Marcucci, Eugenio Miccini, William Xerra, Horacio Zabala et al. Moderate staining from rust on staples, light horizontal creases on front cover, generally in fine condition. Rare.
Groningen, Galerie Magazijn, 1976. Grey portfolio with title label, 31 × 22.8 cm, comprises a title sheet, 2 sheets with mounted colour photos, a folded xeroxed drawing and 28 sheets with b/w xeroxed images of a series of plants. Titled '1 dm² uit "16 dm² - een essay', signed and numbered 17/40, dated Groningen 1976 in felt-tip writing on first sheet. Very good copy, rare. Catalogue Raisonné: hdv 1976.081.4.
Noordwijk, Self-published, undated (ca. 1978). Published in unknown (but very small) edition. Black cloth hardcover, 41 x 32.5 x 2 cm, approx. 400 pp. Large format artists' book with full page xerox-type images, featuring designs for various tools to clean or smoke fish, such as feathers, barbecues, smoke ovens, as well as sketches and reproductions of works from 1975 to 1978. The opening page reads 'During the last four years I made fishermens medicaments and photographs of catching and cleaning processes. I designed smoke ovens and barbecues'. The book also presents documentation related to Giezen's project for the Venice Biennale in 1978 (representing The Netherlands), a collaborative endeavour with Venetian fishermen. Extremely rare publication by Dutch artist Krijn Giezen (1939 - 2011), pioneer in Ecological and Conceptual art. In very good state.
Promotional postcard set of Keith Haring’s Fertility Suite, published by Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, 1983. Includes the complete set of six postcards, offset lithograph on card stock, each 12 x 13.7 cm and the original pink/red envelope wrap, 12.5 x 14 cm. Envelope with some edge wear and a dedication by former owner, cards are mint. Rare item, only produced in an edition of ca. 200.
New York, Self-published, 1980. Softcover, 21 x 31.5 cm, 60 pp. Features texts by Holzer and images by Nadin offset printed in black on grayish paper. Published in conjunction with a show held at Rüdiger Schöttle in Munich, December 10, 1980 - January 20 1981, for which the rare double sided postcard announcement is included (mailed copy). Also contains 2 b/w original photos deriving from the gallery, showing a reproduction of a text work by Holzer (in German) and a work by Nadin. Light paperclip imprint on cover and first page of the book, else all items in very good state. (total 3)
(1) Mrs. Pilkington. Biography for Boys; or, Characteristic Histories calculated To impress the Youthful Mind. London, J. Harris, 1812. 5th ed. (4),211 p. Frontisp. Hcalf w. marbled paper boards. 16mo. (2) Sanders, Charlotte. The Little Family. Written for the Amusement and Instruction of Young Persons. London, J. Mawman, 1800. 2nd ed. (5),339 p. Sm. 8vo. (3) Summer Rambles, or Conversations, Instructive & Entertaining, for the use of Children. London, E. Lloyd, 1801. 2 vols. A few full-p. plates. -and 3 others. All w. signs of wear. Most quite rare. (total 7)
San Francisco, Steven Leiber, 1998. Fascinating sales catalogue alluding to the famous Documenta 5 catalogue (1972) with cover design by Edward Ruscha. This copy features a similar orange plastic ringbinder with a composition of ants spelling out SL (Steven Leiber) in lieu of Documenta's '5' on the cover, titled on spine (both printed on stickers). Three-ring binder, 29.5 x 27.5 cm, with numerous unnumbered photocopied pages, separated into sections by 4 dividers. Profusely illustrated in b/w with reproductions of artworks, posters, newspaper clippings, flyers etc. Contains 508 priced items, listed in the following sections: Artists' Books & Publications; Exhibition Catalogues & General Reference Multiples; Prints, & Drawing Material; Primary Documents. Published in an edition of 100 copies. Rare item in fine condition.
(1) Rare early announcement poster Galerie Rudolf Zwirner Cologne, 1969. Printed b/w, 29.5 x 20.5 cm, folded once, with small incision along fold, 3 small pinholes on top margin, else a crisp copy. (2) Three invitation cards by Gian Enzo Sperone Turin (1973 and 1974) and Rome (1976), the latter with pinholes. (3) Unusual exhibition card featuring a b/w photographic image of Cy Twombly resting between sheep, Denise René Hans Mayer Dusseldorf 1971. (total 5)
(1) This Way Brouwn, Galerie René Block, Berlin, 15 - 27 November 1969. 14.8 x 10.5 cm, printed one side. Mint copy. (2) This Way Brouwn, Zeichnungen 1964-69, Galerie René Block, Berlin, 2 - 7 November 1970. Opening on 30 October (maybe stanley brouwn will be present). 14 x 10.3 cm, printed one side. Mint. 3) Uitnodiging project stanley brouwn (invitation project stanley brouwn), Utrechtse Kring, Neudeflat Utrecht, 10 - 30 January 1972. Printed one side, 9 x 11.5 cm, with 2 perforated holes and light toning. Extremely rare card. (total 3)
Rare set of announcements for the first three shows held by the artist at Konrad Fischer gallery. All 10.5 x 15 cm, printed b/w both sides. (1) stanley brouwn. 14-31 Dec 1971. (2) Constructed Walk- Constructed Distance- Construction. 16 Jan. - 15 Feb. 1973. Apparently there was a mistake in the printed title, the word 'walk' is corrected in handwriting (as issued), replacing the word 'Work'. (3) stanley brouwn. 20 March - 12 April 1976. All 3 cards unmailed and in mint state. (total 3)
Announcement for brouwn's exhibition January 25- February 27 1977. Printed black on white, 76 x 26 cm, folded horizontally in 4 parts as issued. Features two parallel vertical lines below the text block, depicting 1000 mm 1:2, and 1 step 1:2, respectively measuring 50 cm and 43 cm. Light smudging, generally a good copy. Extremely rare artist's designed poster.
Bremerhaven, Kabinett fur Aktuelle Kunst, 1972. Double sided postcard announcement published in conjunction with the show held June 17 - July 2, 1972. Printed b/w, 10.5 x 14.6 cm. Features a photographic image of the 1971 performance 'Broken fall (organic)' at the Amsterdamse Bos, The Netherlands, in which Ader is falling from a tree into a creek. Very fine unmailed copy. Super rare.
Includes: (1) the poster for Beuys' first exhibition in the USA at Harcus Krakow Gallery, Boston, 1972, 38 x 28.5 cm. Mailed to Seriaal in Amsterdam, copy with wear. (2) Videogalerie Schum, 1970. Filz-TV, video object by Joseph Beuys. Postmarked card, printed black on brown stock. (3) Two cards by galerie Schmela. Includes the large folding card 'Barraque d'dull odde 1961-1967', 1971 and 'Fettecke', 1972. (4) Three cards by René Block, one from the New York space announcing a one week performance in May 1974 'Joseph Beuys: I like America and America likes Me', and two from the Berlin space, 1972 and 1979. (5) Vettor Pisani, Il coniglio non ama Joseph Beuys. Gian Enzo Sperone, Rome, 1975. (6) Joseph Beuys, Chi non sa o non ricorda ripete, Pescara, 1978. (Joseph Beuys, those who do not know or remember, repeat). Double sided card printed in red and green silkscreen, announcing an exhibition of political works, with text and a swastika on the front. Rare set. (total 9)
(1) Rare invitation card Hans Haacke at Howard Wise Gallery, New York, 1969, 18.5 x 18.5 cm, 4 pp. (2) Katalog Hans Haacke, May/June 1972. Addendum belonging to the Museum Haus Lange Krefeld catalogue series, 16 pp. (3) Large folded poster, 84 x 60 cm, Frankfurter Kunstverein, 1976. (4) Announcement flyer for a lecture by Hans Haacke, 'Political Artist USA', at George Paton Gallery, University of Melbourne, September 1 (undated) 1977. (5) Large and small poster announcement for Haacke's show at the Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven, 1979. (total 6)
(1) Kluster 1, Elektronische musik at the Student Common Room, London, Wednesday 8 November (1972). Super rare hand-made poster announcement for a performance by Konrad Schnitzler/Kluster 1, as part of the Szene Berlin show at Gallery House London. 61 x 42 cm, with stapled on information about the artist (student of Beuys, member of several rockbands, founder of Kluster and Eruption Multi Media Group), and the venue. Entrance 25 pence, discount for Sweaty Palm members. Used poster, with moderate wear.
(1) Dan Graham, Installations/Photographs - Videotapes/Performances - Architectural Models - Publications/Films. Museum of Modern Art Oxford, September- 1 October 1978. Poster, 60 x 42 cm, folded twice, pinholes in corners, else fine. (2) Dan Graham, video installation. Corps de Garde, Groningen, 1978. Postcard, 10.5 x 14.5 cm. Very good copy. (3) Dan Graham, architectural Models and Photographs. Paola Betti gallery, Milan, 1979. 29.5 x 21 cm, printed black on transparent white vellum. With pinholes and wear, rare copy. (total 3)
(1) Yes Coum Are Fab and Kinky, 1971. Poster, 46 x 29.5 cm, printed black and bright orange on white stock, designed by Coum Transmissions founder Genesis P. Orridge. Advertisement for the subversive music and performance art collective, showing a large portrait of P. Orridge as a child leaning on a tuba, and pictures of the members Tim Poston, Spydeee Gasmantell, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Haydn Robb, John Smith and Genesis P. Orridge. Folded twice, light creasing. (2) Music from the Death Factory by Throbbing Gristle. Newssheet, 58 x 44 cm, printed b/w both sides, folded. Poster on recto, text and collages on verso. Derives from Intermedia Magazine Vol.2 No.1, 1978, edited by Harley Lond in San Francisco. Intermedia, 'an Interdisciplinary Journal of the Arts, Resources & Communications, by and for the Communicator/Artist', was a kind of yellow pages for artists, writers, and musicians in the Los Angeles area and beyond. Both documents very rare.
(1) La Cucina Futurista (The Futurist Kitchen). Programme for 5 and 12 February, printed black on 2 sheets of silver paper, 17 x 11 cm. The events took place in a space covered in aluminum foil, where food was cooked on site according to Futurist recipes by Fillia, Prampolini, Mino Rosso, Burdese, Marinetti et al. Rare document. (2) Viaggio nell'Attico 71-77. Thick card, 12 x 12 cm. (3) India America, Musica & Danza, presented by Fabio Sargenti. With Ali Khan, Balamurali Krishna, La Monte Young, Charlemagne Palestine, Swarnamukhi and Joan Jonas. Colour printed folding card, 27 x 19.5 cm, 4 pp. All cards with small pinholes, generally in good condition. (total 3)
Complete set of 16 orig. drawings for the work (the orig. watercol.?). Also incl. a publisher's proof copy w. the text blocks glued on the pages. -and 4 copies of the printed work (Amst., Joh. M. Allis, 1948). A few minor defects such as browning and staining. Contains dated representations of var. peoples. Unique and rare set of orig. drawings. (total 21)
Rare complete set of all 6 Tintin figurines w. display in a 3D representation of the famed "Lisez Tintin" poster. Tournesol w. hat and umbrella, also incl. lamppost (sl. bent). All figurines w. (sl. dam.) certificates of authenticity. Figurines hand-painted polychrome lead alloy, all approx. 10 cm tall, wood display (30 x 23 x 20 cm), 2016. In very good condition. (total 7 plus display)
Geteekend en geschreven door Elsa van Hagendoren. Antw., De Nederlandsche Boekhandel, (1933), 2 vols., both 10 lvs. printed on 1 side only (in green and black resp. in blue and black), entirely dec. and orig. stapled wr. after Hagendoren, 4to. Both vols. w. imperfections but still good copies. De Bodt/ Kapelle p.239. Very rare booklets in an extraordinary personal style, published in a series called "Voor mijn kleine kinders", in which at least one other volume (Het roode Vosje) was published. (3) Rottiers, A.K. Klein Kongolees vertelselboek. Antwerp, De Sikkel, 1956, 99 p., ills. and orig. pict. boards after Hagendoren, 4to. Spine-ends worn. (total 3)
Ca. 1900-1940, incl. 30 picture postcards depicting works of art, views (a.o. Soerabaja and Java Hotel) and "Moluksche Zeetuin"), a series of 9 chromolithogr. advertorial cards issued by A.W. Peuchen Thee Koffie in Hilversum and 3 travel guides issued by K.P.M. Line. Otherwise comprising a.o.: (1) Het Centraal Kantoor voor de Statistiek. Departement van Landbouw, Nijverheid en Handel (Weltevreden). (Weltevreden), G. Kolff & Co, (1930), (19) p., printed in blue, brown and black, nicely ill., orig. stapled wr.. Library stamp on title-p., wr. browned along margins and sm. chip. W. loosely inserted stenciled introd. by J. van Gelderen, dated November 1930. (2) Inleiding voor de Type-Tentoonstelling van Indische sieraden en kleding in 'Rijks Ethnografisch Museum (Hoogewoerd 108) van 25 April tot 6 Mei 1916. Leiden, (1916), 8 p., orig. wr. Rare. (3) Door Nederlandsche en Buitenlandsche belangstellenden bij de viering van het 100-bestaan van 's lands plantentuin (...) geschonken. (Buitenzorg), 1920, 11 p., 4 plates and "Plattegrond van het nieuwe gebouw", orig. thread-bound wr. Very rare, no copies in NCC. (4) Java. Tentoonstelling van Indische schilderijen van C. Mystkowski. Amst., Kol. Instituut, 1932, (8) p., ills., orig. stapled wr. Added: Small archive on Hubert Humphrey Tangkau, incl. a photo album and a few unique items on the politionele acties. (total approx. 60)
Tot Vermaak en Onderwijs voor de Jeugd. Met platen. Amst., E. Maaskamp, n.d. (19th cent.). (6),184,(3) p. Hancol. engr. frontisp. and 3 handcol. engr. plates. Contemp. hcalf w. marbled paper boards (sl. worn). 64 x 55 mm. Browning/ foxing. Very rare, no copies traced; not in the KB. Collection of children's short stories.
Geïllustreerd door Hollandsche Meesters, leden van Pulchri Studio. Leiden, Van Doesburgh/ Rott., J. Vürtheim, 1896. Cl. 23 x 17 cm. Portfolio w. time table, calendar leaf des. by W. van Konijnenburg, index and 43 plates after a.o. W. Roelofs, T. Mesdag, T. van Hoytema, J. Israels, H.W. Mesdag, M. Bauer, P.J. Gabriel. Portfolio sl. worn. Rare, not in the KB.
Bulletin No. 2. N.pl. (Amst.), Commissie "Hulp aan Spanje", n.d. (ca. 1936), 23 p., orig. stapled photomontage wr. by Alma. 2 copies, both w. different defects/ imperfections. (2) Jan Roelofs. De trouwe kraan. Aangeboden aan de leerlingen van de middelbare scholen te Amsterdam ter gelegenheid van het gouden jubileum van het Bedrijf der Gemeente Waterleidingen: 1 Mei 1896 - 1 Mai 1946. Amst., 1946, 16 p., fold. plate and 4 ills. (isographics) by Alma, orig. stapled plain wr. 2 copies. (3) Kultuur en wetenschap in het nieuwe Rusland. Artikelen door Nederlanders. Rott., N.V. v.h. Van Staal for Internationale Arbeidershulp, 1928, 180 p., w. ills., orig. wr. by Alma. Wr. browned along margins. Rare. (4) Karl Liebknecht en Rosa Luxemburg. Over misdaad en straf. Amst., J.J. Bos & Co for "Comité van actie tegen de bestaande opvattingen omtrent misdaad en straf", 1922, (12) p., stapled linocut wr. by Alma (staple removed). Added: 3 boxes w. similar material, one w. 17 numbers of the periodical Klassenstrijd w. designs by Alma and H. Krop, the other boxes w. designs by D. Rüdeman (1902-80) and A.F. Küpper (1894-1934). (total approx. 50 in 3 boxes)
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