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Click here to subscribeUtrecht, De Roos, 1981. 1 of 175 copies.(2) Straatnamen. Woubrugge, Avalon Pers, 1984. No. XXII of 25 Roman numb. copies. (3) Huissens een climacterium. Utrecht, De Roos, 1965. No. 3 of 175. (4) De Zwoeger. Zwanenpolder, Les éditions Fléau, 1984. No. 12 of 30. (5) De Wingerdrank. Nijgh & van Ditmar, 1937. Rare paperback version -and 24 more by or on Bordewijk. (total 29)
Boulogne-sur-Seine, Éditions de l'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, 1938, 118, (2) p., ills., orig. picture wr., large 8vo.A bit browned along edges, upper outer corner bent. Sl. stained/ foxed. Spine browned and sl. dam at top. Overall a fine copy of this rare publication on the fifth Congrès Internationale d'Architecture Moderne (CIAM). Contains contributions by: Le Corbusier (Solutions de principe); J. LL. Sert; Sirkus; Norbert Bázard; Colonel Vauthier; and Freysinnet, a.o. (2) Le Corbusier. Quand les cathédrales étaient blanches. Voyage au pays des timides. Avec 45 croquis dans le texte. Paris, Plon, 1937, (11), 325 p., ills., orig. picture wr. Printed on poor quality paper, untrimmed and brittle/ browned in margins; wr. torn at upper joint and spine browned. Overall a good copy. (3) Idem. Croisade, ou Le Crépuscule des Académies. Paris, G. Grès et Cie, 1933, 88, (1) p., ills., orig. picture wr., large 8vo. Owner's entry on title-p. Spine strengthened w. strip of tape, traces of former strengthening w. cellotape near spine. Added: 1 other work by H.Th. Wijdeveld. (total 4)
The first 3 issues were produced by Bart Boumans and his students at the Enschede Art Academy (NL) in 1982, featuring contributions from international mail artists and students. Thereafter Care was produced by individual artists, various proposals circulated but it is not certain what actually appeared. This lot contains the initial issues 1,2 and 3. Added is the rare Extra issue published in a small edition of 14 from the late contributions for the first 3 issues. Additional Care issues in the lot are No.6 and No.10.(1) Care 1, March 1982. Faux wood portfolio, with loose inserted artists' contributions. Numbered copy 66/75. In original sending envelope. (2) Care 2. Printed transparent plastic sleeve containing loose sheets. Numbered 70/75 on the original rubberstamped envelope. (3) Care 3, October 1982. Profusely decorated ribbed cardboard envelope closed with plastic clips (one broken), with loose and bulgy contributions. (4) Care Extra, Dec 1982. One of an edition of 14 distributed among collaborators. Assembled by Rein Jelle Terpstra. (5) Care 6, 1983. Edited by Sonja van der Burg, Arnhem. Collaged envelope with loose inserts. (6) Care 10, 1985. Edited by J.P. Jacobs, New York. Blue folder with loose inlays. (7) 12 documents regarding Care, including content sheets and posters for issues 1 and 3. More information on Care contributors on request. See also 'Geza Perneczky Assembling Magazines 1969-2000' p. 74-75. (total 18)
Groningen, 1817-1854, various bindings and sizes.W. occas. defects. From the collection of the Groninger artist and typographer Abe Kuipers (1918-2016). Comprised of a.o.: (1) R.G. Rijkens. Praktische handleiding voor de beoefening der schrijfkunst; vooral ten dienste van de onderwijzers der jeugd. 1827. (2),XVI,140 p. W. 4 fold. engr. plates, contemp. boards (2) Algemeene ophelderende verklaring van het oud letterschrift, in steenplaatdruk. Uitgegeven door de Maatschappij: Tot Nut van 't Algemeen. Leyden, Deventer and Gron., D. du Mortier en Zoon, J.h. de Lange and J. Oomkens, 1818. IV,66 p. Old wr. Explanatory vol. on a work containing 17 early lithogr. plates that are reproductions of old manuscripts. (3) B.H. Lulofs. Aan de dappere studenten van Groningen en Franeker. 1831. 12 p. Orig. wr. (4) H. Wester. Tweede spelboekje; voor weinig-gevorderde leerlingen. 1840. (16) p. Contemp. threadbound wr. (5) H.A. Spandaw. Vaderlandsche poëzij en liederen. 1817. VIII,(4),76 p. Orig. printed boards (6-7) M. van Heyningen Bosch. Moeder Anna en hare kindertjes. Een schoolboekje. I-II. Twintigste druk/ zesde druk. 1847/1827. 95,(1); 94,(1) p. Contemp. non-unif. wr., beautifully printed in various lettertypes, incl. civilité. (8) Album der deelgenooten van het feest der herdenking van akademischen leeftijd loopende van 1820 tot en met 1830, op den 19 Junij 1844 te Groningen gevierd. 1844. 4to. Letterpress introd. followed by 2 lithogr. titles and 8 lithogr. plates that are reproductions of signatures, modern threadbound wr. (9) Bouwstoffen tot eener geschiedenis van de boekdrukkunst en den boekhandel in de provincie Groningen. Verzameld door J. ,Oomkens. J. Zoon. 1854, "niet in den handel". (6),80 p. Orig. printed wr. (loose). A rare bibliographical work, starting w. Gerhard Ketel (1597-1602) and ending w. T.T. Borgesius. Added: 3 others, incl. a Den Bosch imprint (1831) and Abe Kuipers. A. van der Veen Oomkens, een Groninger lettergieterij in de negentiende eeuw (1987). (total 24)
Year 1, complete in 11 vols. (monthly and Nov.-Dec. double issue). Amst., De Hooghe Brug, Jan. 1918-Dec. 1918. Large 4to. Raffia-bound, orig. covers, extensively ill. (1st issue w. pasted plates). Cover des. by a.o.: J.L.M. Lauweriks; M. de Klerk; H. Krop; C.J. Blaauw; R.N. Roland Holst; H.A. van Anrooy; E.J. Kuipers; C.A. Lion Cachet; J. Sluijters; S. Jessurun de Mesquita; and W. van Konijnenburg. Inserts in nos. 2; 4; 5; 7; 8; and 11/12. Edges sl. worn, otherwise in good condition. An excellent set of the rare 1st year. (total 11)
Geneva, Héros-Limite, 1997. Rare first edition. Softcover, with protective tracing paper wrapper, 21 x 15 cm, 207 pp. Overview of Carrión's critical writing and treatises on artists' books, annotated with the author's comments. Includes an extensive bibliography. Text in French and English. Wear on protective wrapper, moderate age toning, interior very good.
Turnhout, De Warande, 1991. Illustrated box printed as a photo camera, containing two catalogues, designed as photo albums. Produced on the occasion of an exhibition of multiples from the collection of the Archive for Small Press & Communication, edited by Guy and Anne Schraenen. Includes a list and pictures of works by John Baldessari, Joseph Beuys, Marcel Broodthaers, James Lee Byars, Hanne Darboven, Robert Filliou, Lucio Fontana, Jenny Holzer, Sol LeWitt, George Maciunas, Hermann Nitsch, Panamarenko, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol, Lawrence Weiner, Ben Vautier, Wolf Vostell and others. Very slight fading to spine of one of the catalogues, else very good. Rare.
Bevattende de vijf Bouwordes, alsmede de Grieksch-Dorische, Rustieke en Attische Ordes; met de noodige verklaaring, door A. Stoel, bouwkundig teekenmeester en lid der Maatschappij tot aanmoediging der Bouwkunst, te Haarlem. Haarlem, J.B. van Loghem, 1844, 12 p., w. 30 lithogr. plates, orig. printed limp boards, 4to.Plates waterst. in upper right corner, as well as the final few plates also in lower right corner. Paper over covers wrinkled and a bit worn at extremities. Very rare, according to OCLC only 2 copies in NCC (KB and Historisch Centrum Limburg).
2 vols. Milan, Teullie, 1957 and 1958. No. 2: orig. cover after Mesens, contributions by a.o. Dubuffet, Fontana, Bertini, and Restany; no. 3: orig. cover des. by Fontana w. circular perforations, double-p. lithogr. by Arnoldo Pomodoro.No. 2: covers sl. worn, newspaper cutout glued to title-p., some discol. around edges. No. 3: covers have some scratches/ tears, some discol. around edges. Otherwise in good condition. Rare. Il Gesto, 1st publ. in 1955, was the official periodical of the Nuclear Art movement. (total 2)
Arabicarum. Cum scholiis Zamachsjarii (Abu al-Qasim Maøhmud b Umar al- Zamakshari). Edidit, vertit, et illustravit Henricus Albertus Schultens. Leyden, J. le Mair, 1772. (20),171,(1) p. Sm. 4to. Text in Arabic and Latin, large engr. coat of arms by A. v.d. Meer above dedication (to Willem V), "E typographia Dammeana" on final p., extensive annotations in pencil, library stamps on endpapers, ticket on spine, 19th cent. gilt halfc. Sl. foxing, covers and spine a bit worn at extremities. Very rare collection of Arabic maxims and proverbs, originally compiled by the medieval Persian theologian, grammarian and lexicographer Zamakshari (1075-1144). This collection ed. by the orientalist and professor Henricus Albertus Schultens (1749-1793).
Geständnisse einer Dame von gutem Ruf. Aus dem Französischen. München, Eros-Gesellschaft, 1920. W. 10 tipped-in orig. etching, some signed 'G. '19'. Printed in 400 numb. copies for subscribers only. Calf, ribbed spine w. git lettering. Rare. (2) Das Mädchen in dem Porzellanturm. Eine Chinesische Arabeske nach H. de Régnier. Berlin, 1922. W. 8 signed etchings by Martin E. Phillipp. Printed in 60 numb. copies. Dec. boards. Lacks spine. -and 1 more. (total 3)
Maciunas designed cards, 6.5 x 26 cm, glued together to form a square of 6.5 x 6.5 cm. Both sides of the cards are printed black on off-white, with texts and images promoting the now famous An anthology of chance operations,concept art, anti-art, indeterminacy, plans of action, diagrams, music, dance constructions, improvisation, meaningless work, natural disasters, compositions, mathematics, essays, poetry. Available directly from La Monte Young for $ 2.98. Rare item in very good condition.
de cognoscendis, et curandis morbis. Editio postrema Veneta juxta tertiam Luduno-Batavam. Bassano, 1788, sed prostant Venetiis apud Remondini ("Emendebat Joannes Sebastianus Menchetti" on final pages), 8 parts in 4 vols. (incl. the index-vol.), 314; 3,(1),284; 256; 260; 268; III,(1),555; VIII,630; 80 p., w. engr. frontisp. portrait, each vol. w. woodcut printer's mark on title-p., contemp. simple limp Italian vellum w. remnants of ties, 4to. Part 3 wormholed and waterst. in lower blank corner; occas. other wormholes/ (water)stains; vol. 6 sl. moulded at the beginning and end (incl. binding). The first two bindings w. split upper joint, final binding dam. on spine. With contemp. owner's entry of Joannes R. Rodriguez on upper pastedowns. Complete copy of a very rare edition, hardly ever offered for sale as such. (total 4)
mis en vers François, revus & approuvez par le synode Walon des Provinces-Unies. Nouvelle edition. Amst., H. Dusauzet, 1730. No pagination. 7.5 x 5 cm. W. p. of music, contemp. or sl. later full longgrained red moroccan binding, both sides w. single gilt fillet border, spine w. 5 compartments between fillet lines, gilt dentelles on edges of covers, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Rare work in a very fine binding.(2) Kern der kerkelijke historie, enz. Tweede deeltje. Met figuurtjes. Dordr., A. Blussé, 1755. (2),245-558 p. 4.7 x 3.2 cm. W. 11 engr. plates (incl. 3 portraits and 1 fold. plate), rebound in modern leather w. use of orig. gilt front cover, part of backstrip and silver clasp (w. engr. initials "H.A.V.K." on inside) and catch. (total 2)
Uit de Fransche in onze Nederlandsche taal overgezet door J.W. Luder, Den laatsten druk, van nieuws overzien en van veel drukfeilen en misslagen gezuiverd. Deventer, J.H. de Lange, 1806, (12),71 lvs., w. woodcut frontisp., contemp. limp vellum, 12mo. Waterst. in upper margin at the beginning, a bit browned and dog-eared. A good copy of this nice and rare fortune telling chapbooklet. By pointing at one of the 16 numbers of the wheel of fortune shown on the frontispiece, a question (in total 71) and an answer to it, can be found in the booklet. Some of the questions: (2) "Of gij zult winnen in uw koopmanschap ofte niet?". (9) "Of de vrijer eer zal sterven, of de vrijster?". (16) "Of de vrijer de vrijster bemind, of de vrijster de vrijer?". (23) "Waar toe gij van natuure genegen zijt?". (32) "Of gij wijs zijt of niet?". (40) "Of uw vrijster u meer liefde toedraagt als uw medevrijer?". (47) "Of de courtizane, daar gij mede verkeerd, is dangereus of niet?". (63) "Of die zake, die verhandeld werd, u profijtelijk of schadelijk zal wezen?". The introduction is directed to "de gezamentlijke jonge juffers van Amsterdam. Zoete juffertjes, &c", and is dated "Steenwijk, den 1 Julij 1667". De Vries 314. Rare.
Amst., van Kampen & zn., 1952. 5th ed. Signed by Willem Elsschot, dated '5 okt, 1957'.(2) De Verlossing. Bussum, C.A.J. van Dishoeck, 1921. Rare sc version. Front cover loose. (3) S. Carmiggelt. Notities over Willem Elsschot. Bibliofiele Bijenkorf bibliotheek, 1975. Numb. and signed by Carmiggelt. Added: (4) Paul van Ostaijen. Verzameld Werk. Poezie I and II. De Sikkel/D.A. Daamen N.V./ G.A. van Oorschot, 1952. 1st ed. Hc, with dust-j. (total 5)
Published by C&A, ca. 1920. 10 p. Opening sentence "En Zoo" zei Moeder, ging het nu, toen ik nog zoo klein was als jullie; toen ik nog op een turf moest gaan staan". With: (2) St Nicolaas. Luchtvaartmij. Spanje-Holland. no publ., ca. 1920. (10) p. Ills by "Rie S.". Ill. wrappers. (3) St. Nicolaas. No publ., ca. 1920. Opening sentence "Het was den avond van 5 December." -and 7 more rare early 20th cent. Sinterklaas editions. Added: Cover of an epinal album (lacking content), cover ills. Sinterklaas. Ca. 1890. (total 11)
Superb and rare cut glass on the Colonial Trade exposition held in Amsterdam, 1883. One of the buildings and floral decoration, on rim foot glass. H. 14 cm. Added: (2) 16 col. lith. plates and 1 double-page col. lith. "Plattegrond van het tentoonstellingsterrein". Loose as published in original envelope with colour-lith. title, 12 x 18 cm. Envelope dam. Overcomplete set (6 lith. and map in repeat). (3) Herinnering Amsterdam. Met 16 stadsgezichten, 1883. J.F. Haeseker & Co, Haarlem. Cover severely dam., plates good. (total 3)
geboren princesse van Hessen-Kassel, douairiére van Johan Willem Friso, prins van Oranje en Nassau (...). Plegtig volvoerd binnen Leeuwarden op den 13den van Wiedemaand des jaars 1765. Bestaande dit werk in twee-en-twintig vel kopere plaaten, waar by gevoegd is een accurate beschryving van bovengemelde plegtigheit. N.pl. (Leeuwarden), Abraham Ferwerda and Rienk Jelgerhuis, n.d. (1765). Obl. folio. Contemp. marbled calf, gilt border around size, gilt edges of boards, ribbed and gilt spine w. mor. letterpiece, all edges marbled, 10 letterpress p. (incl. 2 p. w. dedication to the States of Friesland, with engr. coat-of-arms), followed by 22 engr. plates by Rienk Jelgerhuis. The series consists of 21 numb. plates of sections of the funerary procession of Maria Louisa von Hessen-Kassel (1688-1765), w. the names and ranks of the participants below in letterpress, and an unnumb. overview plate of the entire procession. Sl. foxed (endpapers a bit more) and some offsetting from turn-ins and occas. sl. fingersoiling, leather over upper joint and along part of lower edge of front cover split (one piece of leather loose but preserved, lacks a 2nd sm. piece) and some smaller imperfections. Very rare complete copy. From the well-known extensive library of Mr. Ferdinand Caspar Koch (1873-1957), w. his bookplate on first free endpaper. Muller, Historieprenten, 4160.
Rare complete set published between 1978-1982, in 25 copies (some copies are double issues). Edited by Michael Gibbs, Kontexts Publications, Amsterdam. Staple bound xeroxed booklet, 21.5 x 17 cm, presenting a review on exhibitions, art events, performances and video screenings, with special attention to innovative work of young artists and art galleries in the alternative scene in Amsterdam. Most articles in English. Amongst the contributors are General Idea, Vito Acconci, Reindeer Werk, Milan Knizak, Lawrence Weiner, Marina Abramovic, Ulises Carrión and Raul Marroquin. Some copies with moderate age wear, generally a very fine set. Full list upon request. (total 25)
par M.J.M., professeur dans l'un des principaux établissements de la Belgique. Brussels, C.J.A. Greuse, 1851. 100 p. W. 2 fold. wood engr. external views of the building by Holywett and 2 fold. maps w. legends indicating the places reserved for each participating country, a few sm. ills. in the text, contemp. owner's entry in pen on half-title, orig. printed thread-bound wr., sm. 8vo. Mild foxing and staining, and a few dog-eared p. Front wr. together w. half-title almost loose, wr. frayed and w. repairs, paper over spine almost gone. Despite the defects, still a good copy for such a fragile and sm. publ. Extremely rare.
Fluxroll published by Fluxus in Cologne-Mulheim, designed by George Maciunas. Black offset on glossy white paper. Three paper leaves, glued together and rolled, printed on both sides. 167 x 10 cm. Rare and important Fluxus document. One of the first anthologies with lists and photographs of Fluxus actions, members and publications. Slight age wear along top extremities, generally a well-preserved copy.
Volledige uitgave vertaald door M.M. de Vries-Vogel. Met medewerking van en ingeleid door Prof. Dr Jan de Vries. Printed in Wormerveer by Meijer's Boek- en Handelsdrukkerij for W. de Haan in Utrecht, n.d. (1940), in 275 numb. copies (this copy is numbered 61, one of 250 copies bound in half leather), XXV,(1),490 p., w. 5 tipped-in col. plates, frontisp., title-vignette, (full-p.) ills and gilt cover-illustration all by Anton Pieck, orig. giltlettered half leather, folio.Covers sl. foxed; leather a bit chafed/ rubbed; 1 outer corner bumped. (2) Sprookjes en vertellingen van de Gebroeders Grimm. The Hague, printed by the Zuidholl. Boek- en Handelsdrukkerij for Gebroeders van Cleef, n.d. (1895), (8),480 p., richly illustrated w. wood-engr. (full-p.) ills. after P. Grot Johann, orig. gilt pict. cl. by G. Oostenbroek en Zoon Hofboekbinders (Haarlem), w. col. ill. after Grevenstuk on frontcover, folio. Apart from some minimal imperfections, a very fine and attractive copy. Rare. And 2 others illustrated by Gustave Doré and Hans Tegner. (total 4)
4 titles in one volume. Sm. 4to., cased binding w. title. 1. Den Ommegank van Amsterdam, ofte Onderrichtinghe, over het verseekeren van eenige Hollandsche Heeren, door den Princen van Oreangien; en blocqueren van de Stadt Amsterdam, door sijn Exellentie Gouverneur van Vrieslant. Na de Copye gedruckt tot Breda in Augustus, Anno M.D.C.L. [Johannes Goethals] 8 p. Knuttel 6775. 2. Den Rechten Ommeganck vande gevioleerde Stadt van Amsterdam. Gedruckt in 't jaer der nydigheydt van de Hollandsche vryheyd. [1650] 8 p. Knuttel 6780. 3. Redenen en Motiven die Sijn Hoogheyt de Prince van Orangien hebben bewogen by de hant te nemen, so ten regarde vande ghearresteerde Heeren (..) 8 p. [Cornelis Musch. Amsterdam] 1651, Knuttel 7011. Tiele 3893. 4. Waerachtigh ende Noodigh Bericht. Van 'tgunt by de Heeren Staten van Hollandt ende West-Vrieslandt in den jare 1650. van tijdt tot tijdt is geadviseert, geresolveert (...) Mitsgaders wederlegginge van seeker geschrifte geintituleert Redenen ende Motiven (...) Amsterdam. Nae de copie In 's Graven-Hage. Wed. ende Erfg. Hillebrant Jacobsz. van Wouw. 1651. 26 p. Knuttel 7022. W. 3223. Rare.
Artists' book, rubber stamp prints on cream felt, 18.5 x 18.5 cm, 11 pp. Stapled with black insulating tape along the spine. Cover features the title stamped in black. First edition. Handmade by the artist in an edition of 100 copies. The book functions as a flipbook, ten felt sheets with red and purple stamps present two boxers in action. General yellowing of felt, folds on corners of 2 felt sheets, a very fine copy. Rare.
Joannis Murmelii de discipulorum officiis q[uo]d Enchiridion scholasticon inscribitur. [volume 1]. Ep[istol]a seu volumen divi Hieronymi ad Nepotianum de clericorum officiis cu[m] Murmellii commentariis. Hermanni Buschii carmen saphicu[m] in urbem Ruremundensem. Joa[n]nis Murmellii ode saphica de duplici voluptate. Zwolle, “Impressum Zwollis per me Petrum Os de Breda”, n.d. (ca. 1505), (26) lvs., w. woodcut title-ill;ustration and woodcut illustration below the colophon, modern vellum, sm. 4to.W. contemp. marg. annotations and underlinings in pen. Very good copy of a very rare early Zwolle imprint. Pieter van Os was active as a one of the first printers in Zwolle from 1479 tot 1510. Johannes Murmel (1480-1517) of Roermond ("de Ruremunde"), was professor in humanities in Münster, Alkmaar and Deventer. Nijhoff/ Kronenberg 1564; Hain/ Copinger 11646.
N.pl. (Amst.), ABC Teekenschool N.V., n.d. (ca. 1935-1945). 4to. 36 lvs. printed on 1 side only, 1st leaf w. anonymous introd., all others w. photogr. ill. of a nude male or female (after photogr. by Atelier Merkelbach/ Jacob Merkelbach (1877-1942) not indicated in the booklet), orig. stapled wr. w. tipped-in orig. photogr.2 loose lvs., otherwise contents good, wr. sl. soiled, front wr. sl. dam. silverfish, tipped-in photogr. w. creases and sm. marginal defects. Extremely rare, no other copies traced. Provenance: Atelier Merkelbach (see archive elsewhere in this auction).
Two posters including (1) Wat Op De Tafel Staat Staat Op De Tafel. Colour screenprint, 118 x 83 cm. Published for Sonsbeek 93 Arnhem, curated by Valerie Smith. Artists included Maurizio Cattelan, Mike Kelley, Annette Messager, Michael Asher, Miroslaw Balka, Alighiero e Boetti, Allan Ruppersberg et al. Rare.(2) Lawrence Weiner: What is set upon the table sits upon the table. Works from the beginning of the sixties towards the end of the eighties. Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1988. Offset printed in 4 colours, 95 x 62.5 cm. Both copies in fine state. (total 2)
op de Wester-Schelde, in augustus 1809, aantoonende de moeilijkheid van het naderen tot Antwerpen. Handcol. aquatint bird's-eye view by A. Lutz after Capt. Coehburn, 28 x 21.5 cm.Sl. stained, waterst. in lower blank corner. Muller, Hist. Prints, 5777. (2) Perspectief gezicht van de Schelde van het Fort Bath tot Antwerpen. Amst., Gebr. Buffa, n.d. (ca. 1832/33). Handcol. lithogr. bird's-eye plan by Desguerrois & Co. after A. Oltmans, 41 x 17.5 cm. Atlas v. Stolk 7180 (creased). Both prints rare. (total 2)
en begraeffenisse van (...) Prince Wihelm Frederich, Vorst tot Nassauw (...) overleden binnen Leeuwarden, na (...) een onversiene pistool-schoot, acht dagen kranck te bedde hadde gelegen, den een-entwintichsten October, M.DC.LXIV, en aldaer (...) den vijfthienden december M.DC.LXIV (...) ter aerde bestelt. Series of 25 numb. engr. of the funeral procession, by M. Noé and C. Appeus after F. Carré, the extensive text engr. by P. Langweer, n.pl. (Leeuwarden), "Authores et editores Sixtus Regneri Arumtsma, Allardus Stellingwerf et Sachaeus Sibema", 1666. Names of the artists and publ. on leaf 25, w. letterpress leaf with explanation, all lvs. approx. 23 x 59 cm, all mounted at upper margin under individual passe-partouts.Professionally restored copy w. sm. repaired tears and dam./ sl. moulded spots (esp. the first and final few plates), plate 15 cut inside the borderline at upper margin, in all left margins, 2 sm. repaired holes indicate the spot at which the prints were originally tied together with a simple binding thread. A (very) good, rare copy. Muller, hist. prints, 2199-b; Atlas van Stolk 2305; Hollstein Dutch Noé 26; Hollstein Dutch Apeus 5. (total 26)
1879. All 15.5 x 21 cm. Complete series of 37 albumen photos, orig. board mounts measuring 38 x 29 cm, all w. letterpress no. and title below image.A bit foxed, mounts sl. soiled. An amazing, rare complete series of photos shot during the second Polar journey of the Willem Barents, 1879. Images taken by William Grant, a specialist in Arctic photogr. under difficult working conditions. The Amst. photogr. Mottu printed Grant's negatives. Incl. images of, a.o.: the crew; Gubin Bay; and the meeting of Barents w. the Isbjörne. -and 9 similar photogr. on sl. smaller mounts. (total 46)
(1) De rivier de Merwede van (omtrent) de Steenen-Hoek, oostwaards-op, tot verby het dorp van Sleeuwyck (...). (2) De rivier de Merwede, van even boven het dorp Steenwyk (...) en Loevesteyn, etc. (3) Caarte ofte afteeckening van de rivier de Merwede van Gorinchem af benedenwaarts, etc. N.pl., ca. 1730. 53.5 x 64 cm (2) and 53 x 63 cm. Final map framed.The first 2 maps w. tape stains in blank margins and generally sl. stained, all w. vertical folds as publ. Rare complete set of 3 maps, of which the first 2 can be joined together to form one large map. This map set a standard for Dutch river mapping to help find a solution to the frequent flooding of a vast low-lying area along the south river bank called the Biesboch.
London, Institute of Contemporary Arts, 1983. First edition. Softcover, 30 x 21 cm, 63 pp. Published in conjunction with Kruger's first European exhibition that toured from ICA London to Bristol, Villeurbanne (France) and Basel (Switzerland).Numerous b/w plates, preface by Iwona Blazwick and Sandy Naime, essays by Craig Owens and Jane Weinstock in English. With inserted text booklet in German. Rare early catalogue.
receullis et publiés par (...). Ghent, P.F. De Goesin-Verhaeghe, 1829, (4), 4 introd. p., lithogr. frontsp. portrait of Joan d' Huyvetter and 22 engr. plates w. detailed illustrations of vases, tankards, beer mugs, wine jugs, decanters, goblets, serving trays, dishes, clocks and stained-glass windows, cont. half calf, sm. folio.Inner hinges partly showing the sewing of the quires (occas. a bit loose); top of spine dam. Rare, published simultaneously with a Dutch language edition. About the interesting collection of Joan d'Huyvetter (1770-1833), member of the directory board of the Academy of Fine Arts at Ghent and the Royal Academy in Amsterdam. Vanderhaeghen, Bibl. Gantoise, 7250; Cat. Rijksmus. III, p. 356. (2) Lucien Double. Promenade a travers deux siècles et quatorze salons par Lucien Double. (Collection de Mr. Léopold Double). Paris, Ch. Noblet, 1878, 53, (2) p., w. 26 plates depicting paintings, furniture and decorative table wear, cont. half calf by L. Bauser, letterpiece on spine, large 8vo (leather sl. rubbed). Fine and luxurious ed. Overview of the splendid art collection of Léopold Double, artillery officer, art collector and bibliophile. Double owned paintings from the Dutch school, incl. works by Rembrandt, Frans Hals and Vermeer, the French school (Watteau), furniture, porcelain etc. Lugt, Repert. 41161. (total 2)
Hilversum, Steendrukkerij de Jong en Co, 1964. Softcover, 25 x 25 cm, sheets cut in geometric compositions in white and red on thick stock. In original green printed wrapper, folded to form triangles, featuring a biographical text about Bruno Munari in 8 languages. First edition of 2000 unnumbered copies. Slight age toning, two flaps of the fragile wrapper have come apart at the folds, the other flaps have tears along the folds but are still attached. Interior displays moderate dent and some yellowing at lower margin, generally a fine copy of this celebrated and rare artists' book.
met alle de Steden, Dorpen, Ambachten, Litmaten, Polders, etc. N.pl., 1712. Obl. large folio. Contemp. mottled calf w. raised bands, gilt and ribbed spine, gilt lettered 'Delflant' on both sides, remnants of 8 ties, engr. title on 2 lvs., followed by engr. general map in splendid handcol. and heightened w. gold, and 25 numb. engr. maps (each measuring 515 x 590 mm) by T. Doesburgh, L. v. Anse, J. & J. Deur & P. Sluyter after N. & J. Kruikius & A. Houbraken (forming, when put together, a wall map of 260 x 280 cm), all in plano (unfolded), several maps flanked by fine large armorial cartouches.Binding weak on upper inner hinge, covers worn and lacking portions of leather, the 2 title lvs. w. central waterst., leaf 16 and the final 2 lvs. stained in lower part of the image, the other lvs. marginally waterst. (esp. in upper blank margin/ upper inner corner), occas. sm. tears. Despite the defects, an acceptable copy in plano, very rare.
Ouvrage indispensable pour chacun qui voyage dans ce pays. Seconde édition. Orné d'un atlas de 19 cartes. Amst. etc., L.A.C. Hesse, n.d. (1807). (2),8,16,218,(1) p. 12mo. Contemp. gilt hleather w. morocco letterp., 19 fold. engr. maps and plans.The 1st ed. appeared at Hesse in 1804, with only 1 map. This 2nd ed. is expanded with an "Atlas faisant partie du Voyageur en Hollande" w. separate fold. title page w. address of Hesse. Extremely rare and very nice travel guide.
Purple/pink silk-tissue paper with rubberstamp and lemon spot, 37 x 30 cm. Rubberstamped 'BROUWN lemonspot' at the top. Produced by the artist for the portfolio 'Figur 1' by Galerie Patio in Frankfurt in a limited edition of 100 of which 30 were handsigned artists' proofs. This is one of the 30 signed copies, signed in pen in lower right corner. In mint state.Lemonspot can be considered as integral part of Brouwn's work similar to productions like the footstep imprints of pedestrians from the same period, the early 60s. Rare, one copy in Kröller Muller Museum Otterlo The Netherlands.
Hendrik Friso, prince van Orange en Nassau (...). Gehouden den IV. Februari MDCCII. Naeuwkeurig nagetekent door P. van Cuyk, Junior, en in het kooper gebragt door J. Punt. The Hague, printed by Daniel Monnier for Pieter Gosse Junior and Nicolaes van Daalen, 1755. Large folio. Contemp. half roan, ribbed spine w. later manuscript letterp., 40 letterpress p., Dutch and French text in 2 columns, title w. engr. vignette, and 41 double-p. engr. plates (the overview from another copy and framed, see below). Fine series of large prints depicting sections of the funeral procession of William IV, Prince of Orange (1711-1751), w. the engr. names and ranks of the participants, and a plan of the New Church at Delft w. legend indicating the places for the participants. The final, unnumb. print (not present in several copies traced) w. the overview of the procession is taken from another copy, hancol. and framed. Otherwise orig. contents. Binding worn along extremities, spine-ends dam./ chipped, front cover lacks leather over lower corner, back cover pasted over w. later paper. A good, large paper copy printed on thick paper of a rare work. See also lot 1682 and the following lot. (total 1 book and 1 framed print).
Rare complete set of the richly ill. journal published by the Visual Arts Office for Abroad, Amsterdam. Edited by Geert van Beijeren, Frans Haks, Gijs van Tuyl et al. Text in English. Staplebound grey card wraps, 25 x 21 cm, ca. 40 pp. each. Signature design by Joost van Toorn which includes a mounted label on the cover doubling as mailing sticker. Most copies are unmailed, except for No.19 and 22 (addressed to Frans Halsmuseum), No.20 (Benno Premsela) and No.23 (Wim Beeren, Stedelijk Museum). The journal features upcoming and prominent artists in the Dutch art and architecture scene. Highlighted artists include Ger van Elk, Ulay/Abramovic, Marlene Dumas, Rem Koolhaas et al. The No.1 issue is much sought after as it contains an extensive article on Stanley Brouwn, 'The artist as a pedestrian', by Antje von Graevenitz. Most copies with some discolouration along spine, else very good. (total 24)
Stuttgart/Brussels, Dieter Roth's Verlag/ Edition Lebeer-Hossmann, 1978. Vinyl record in ills. sleeve, 31.1 x 31.4 cm. Edition of 300 copies. Rare recording subtitled: Autonom-dialogische Thematik (Roth & Rainer Mixed and Divided Art: Autonomous Conversational Subject Matter), produced during a painting session with Arnulf Rainer. Fine copy.
Uitgegeven door de recherchecentrale, IIIe directie, ingevolge bekendmaking A.P. No. 1-14 DD. 18 februari 1943. N.p., n.publ., 1943-44. 7 vols. Paper wr. 8vo. Opsporingsregister A: 1ste jaargang. no. 4 (juni 43), no. 9 (november 43), 2de jaargang no. 7 (juli 44), no. 8 (aug. 44); Opsporingsregister B: 1ste jaargang no. 4 (juni 43), no. 5 (juli 43), no. 7 (sept 43).Very rare publ. of wanted persons. (total 7)
Van hare eerste beginzelen, oude voor-rechten (...) Aanwijzende hare bezienswaardige en wonderlijke zeltzaamheden (...) Amsterdam, Abraham en Jan de Wees, 1662. 16mo. Leather, sides covered w. paper, frontispiece w. coat-of-arms Amsterdam, title w. sm. vignette (22),344,(14) pp. and 9 copper engr. incl. one folded view and one folded plan. Frontispiece loose, 2 book-plates on first end-papers. Incompl. as more often; nevertheless a charming copy of this rare early edition. Sold w.a.f.
(1) Yutaka Matsuzawa, Catechism Art. Amsterdam, Art & Project, 1973. 21 x 9.5 cm, 18 pp. Stapled booklet, ed. 300, first printing March 1973. Artists' book with event score-like text and nine blank pages meant to generate a meditative mood. (2) Francesco Clemente, Undae Clemente Flamina Pulsae. Amsterdam, Art & Project, 1978. Red linen hardcover 17.5 x 13 cm, 16 pp. containing 16 mounted cards on handmade Indian paper. Printed by Kalakshetra Publications Press, Madras, India in an edition of 800. Rare and beautiful piece. (total 2)
Various sizes and (col.) techniques, all but a few signed or monogrammed and some dated 1899-1930 in the technique, some tipped onto mounts, loosely inserted in portfolio.Partly w. remnants of former mounts/ thin spots, generally in good condition. Incl. some duplicates/ variants in col. and/ or size. Large collection (very rare) of bookplates, incl. some nice works by Jugendstil, a very skillful German heraldic painter, graphic artist and author. Comprised of ex libris for, a.o.: Fritz Amberger (w. collector's stamp of Gerard Lewin verso); Fritz Baumeister; J. Bayers; A. Bersche (w. Karl Koch's (1864-1905) collector's stamp); Bürgerschule Markneukirchen; Harald von Denffer; Gustav Ehrhardt; Johannes Falck; Hermann Gelder; Otto Haak (many different examples, some also signed w. stamp verso); Johannes Junge; Heinr. J. Klüber; Theod. von Kohlhagen; Otto Krause; Leonard Lammerer; Ernst Meissen; Willy Mampe; Curt Möbest; Winfred Porter Truesdell; Henry Presch Jr.; Ludwig Regnat; Lorenz Rheude himself; Ernst Roth; Walter Schneider; Société Suisse Héraldique; Albert Treier; Emil Vogt; Ernst Weller; A. Weller's Verlag Kahla; Eugen Wiedamann; and Wilhelm Graf zu Leiningen-Westerburg. (total approx. 200 in 1 portfolio)
des principaux habitans du globe, avec leur costume; des animaux divers qui s'y trouvent, et une exacte description de leurs moeurs, de leurs usages et habitudes. Par Mme H***. Deuxième édition, revue et corrigée. Paris, A. Eymery, 1823. (2),II,194,(2) p. Obl. Orig. printed green boards, engr. title, frontisp. and 30 plates w. 2 charming ills. each.Back cover sl. stained, 1 plate loose. 2nd ed. of this charming and rare introduction for the young scholar to the principal nations of the world, by the still unidentified author Mme H***. 1st ed. publ. 1821 (the frontisp. still with that date).
Zero onuitgevoerd, Henk Peeters, Franck Gribling et al. Amsterdam, Kunsthistorisch Instituut, 1970. 32 pp. Includes a stencilled document by Jan Schoonhoven. Rare record on the planned, but never realized, project ‘Zero op Zee’ (Zero on Sea) meant to take place in 1966 on the Scheveningen Pier. Instead, an exhibition featuring models and sketches took place at Galerij Orez in The Hague in 1966. Participating artists were Lucio Fontana, Heinz Mack, Otto Piene, Günther Uecker, Jan Hendrikse, Jan Schoonhoven, Henk Peeters, Yves Klein, Yayoi Kusama et al. 'The project was an optimal expression of their optimism about the possibilities of technology and their dedication to integrate art into everyday reality'. (C. Huizing, T. Visser. Nul = 0, Stedelijk Schiedam, 2011.)
Reyse, welche von einem holländer, Wilhelm Schouten genandt, neulicher Zeit is verrichtet worden (...). Franckfurt am Main, Pauli Jacobi, 1619. 1 text part and 1 plate part. Text: 35 p. Folio. Splendid large engr. title ill. w. double portrait of Magellan and Schouten above a world map, 2 fold. engr. charts outside collation. Plate part: letterpress title-p., 9 plates (incl. the same engr. as on the title of text and 1 chart), loose quires.Professionally and beautifully restored copy, leaf AV w. loss of text, leaf BIV w. repaired tear sl. affecting the text, occas. sm. tears in margins, quires sl. browned, occas. sl. stained. Very rare early ed. Willem Schouten (1577-1625) discovered the Strait of Magellan in 1616, during one of the greatest maritime voyages of all time. The orig. Dutch ed. appeared in 1618. The beautiful ills. were made by members of the De Bry family.
Edition 227/350, signed in pencil by de vries on first page. 30 x 21.5 cm, 87 p. Contributions by: Staakman; Nusberg/Dwiezjenije; de vries; Vieira; Houédard (Op poems in dots); Sharkey (Concrete poem); Deman; Aubertin (L'art dans la société capitaliste), a.o. Exquisite, rare and signed copy. Added: (2) herman de vries Werken 1954-1980. Groningen, Groninger Museum, 1980. Softcover, glassine dustwrappers with a dry tree leaf pressing, loose as issued. 29.5 x 21 cm, 206 p. Text in Dutch and German with plates in b/w, list of works and bio/bibliographic information. Print run of 1.000. Very fine copy. (total 2)
depuis leur naissance jusq'à l'âge de puberté. Ouvrage qui a remporté le prix le 21 Mai 1762, à la Société Hollandoise des Sciences. Paris, Vallat-La-Chapelole, 1762. (16),238,(2) p. Contemp. hcalf, gilt spine w. mor. letterpiece, owner's entry "J. Louis Bourdillon" (almost certainly Jean-Louis Bourdillon (1782-1856)). 12mo. Ex library copy of the Bibliotheek Academie voor Lichamelijke Opvoeding, w. scattered stamps and (remnants of) labels (1 on foot of spine).1st ed. of this comprehensive manual on the physical education of children. Not in Cioranescu, nor in Buisson, Nouv. Dict. de Pédagogie. (2) J.B. Basedow. Nouvelle méthode d'éducation. Traduite de l'allemand par. Mr. Huber. Francfurt and Leipsic, "en commission chez Gaspar Fritsch", 1772. XVI,398 p. Contemp. blindst. calf, ribbed spine. Good copy from the library of Detlev von Arnim-Kröchlendorff (1878-1947), w. his stamp (and "doublette") on title-p. Not in Duyx, De Filantropijnen. Rare. (3) É. Barruel. Plan d'Éducation Nationale, considerée sous le rapport des livres élémentaires. Paris, Desenne, 1791. (4),215 p. W. 1 large fold. table, contemp. half calf, ribbed and gilt spine, corners of boards sl. dam. The rare 1st ed. Cioranescu, Education, 3766. -and 2 others of a similar nature. (total 5)
Obl. 4to. Engr. dedication w. title, followed by a complete set 16 numb. engr. views, all w. address of P. Schenk in Amst., ca. 1700.Sl. stained/ fingersoiled in blank margins (a few inside the plate mark), final plate w. sm. hole in blank corner. A good complete set, very rare. Fine views of the palace seen from different sides and of the surrounding garden, fountains and buildings. Added: handcol. copy of plate 8 and 4 similar views of Honselaarsdijk, publ. by the same. (total 22)
Tijdschrift voor Letteren en Schoone kunsten. Rare Dutch artist periodical, tied to surrealism. Edited by Vancrevel and herman de vries. Published in Arnhem by M. Israel, 12 volumes (1963-1968) in a small edition of ca. 150. Striking handmade covers, staplebound, first two issues 21 x 15 cm, later ones 29.5 x 21 cm. Features stencilled and original contributions by writers and artists such as herman de vries, Stanley Brouwn, Freddy de Vree, J.C. van Schagen et al. Stanley Brouwn contributed a poem to PTL No.1 (Berekening/Calculation) and an original pasted in autumn leaf to PTL No.2 (Herfstbrouwn). There are several original paperworks/collages by Herman de Vries throughout the series. Beautiful rare set of the first series. (1) No.1 Summer 1963, cover with original stamped red dots, numbered 000047, stamped twice on cover. Creasing along extremities, cover toned along spine, interior near mint. (2) No.2, numbered 000186 on frontcover (hard to detect, inside the letter L). Some wear around edges of fragile cover, else fine. Includes HERFSTBROUWN, a glued in leaf by Stanley Brouwn, mint. (3) No.3/4, numbered 000361, ribbed cardboard cover with wear around extremities. (4) No.5, numbered 000606, creasing and dog-eared (10 cm) on cover, else very good. (total 4)
Super rare newspaper style publication, with lay-out copied from the Helsingin Sanomat. Contains 8 beautifully printed sheets, 57 x 40 cm, featuring a huge amount of facsimile artists' stamps printed in tones of blue and gray. Made in an edition of 100 copies.Housed in cellophane covered original cardboard poster tube, 80 x 6 cm, profusely rubberstamped with the title-stamp (courtesy of George Brecht). An original b/w photo is pasted on one of the plastic lids. Stamp contributions by Perneczky, Armleder, Lucchini, Tot, Friedman, Uecker, Thomkins, Megert, Spoerri, Filliou and others. The publication is in mint state as it was kept in the roll since the 1970s. Derives from the collection of Tjeerd Deelstra. No other copy found.
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