- Some sl. occas. foxing. Backstrip trifle worn. = Rare publication, partly with remarkable typography.
- Yellowed; occas. underlining in pencil; dedication on htitle. Backstrip partly lacking and strengthened w. thin Japanese paper; wrappers w. a large number of restorations in blank margins.
= Global Avantgarde Portugal 3.
- First few lvs. very vaguely waterst.; sl. yellowed. Wrappers w. some restorations along edges and in corners.
= Natural history booklet on self defence tactics of animals.
- First and last page yellowed from offsetting of wrappers.
= Diagramming Modernity p.255 (other issue). I.a. contains a contribution on "Los Poemas Negros de Luis Palés Matos" by Margot Arce.
- Yellowed as usual; otherwise fine.
= Le Fonds Paul Destribats 123; Bolliger II, 464 and VI, 734 ("Die wichtige expressionistische Zeitschrift").
- Six ills. from other publications tipped onto blank pages; some (sl.) foxing/ thumbing/ soiling. Wrappers fine.
= Global Avantgarde Lithuania 34; Jankevičiūtė p.132. Rare exhibition catalogue of the Ars group of modern Lithuanian artists, which included i.a. Antanas Gudaitis, Antanas Samuolis and Viktoras Vizgirda. "The members of Ars placed a provocatively written statement in the publication that accompanied the exhibition, which effectively became the first manifesto of Lithuanian art." (National Gallery of Art, Vilnius: http://www.ndg.lt/collection/the-permanent-exhibition/the-new-art.aspx).
- Sl. age-toned.
AND an odd issue of Cahiers d'Art (year 7, no.1-2, 1932, ills., orig. wr., folio. Sl. finger/ dustsoiled; frontwr. w. vague folds).
- Fine. = Rare, shortlived periodical.
- Top of spine splitting; otherwise fine.
= Very rare exhibition catalogue of Issacher Ber Rybach (1897-1935), a Ukrainian Jewish artist who attended art school in Kyiv from 1911 to 1916. There, he belonged to a group of Jewish painters who combined the idea of a strong national self-confidence with an interest in modernist artistic movements. In the summer of 1916, Ryback traveled with El Lissitzky through Ukrainian and Belarusian Jewish small towns ("shtetls") on behalf of the Jewish Historical and Ethnographic Society, copying the paintings in wooden synagogues and carved gravestones in Jewish cemeteries. This trip sparked Ryback's interest in Jewish folk art, and from then on, he began regularly collecting and copying works of art. In 1917, Ryback participated in the Moscow Exhibition of Jewish Painters and Sculptors and was praised by critics as "one of the most brilliant and ingenious artists." Ryback left Russia in 1921 for Berlin, where he actively participated in international and Jewish cultural life. From 1921 to 1924, he was a member of the November Group and participated in its exhibitions and also exhibited his works at the Berlin Secession and the Juryfreie Kunstschau. With short manuscript dedication by ? to Walter and Grete Dexel.
- A few manuscript entries on the first week of January. Otherwise fine and unused/ mint.
= Nice art deco diary, w. endpapers printed in gold, produced by l'Imprimerie Paul Brodard and Ateliers Joseph Taupin réunis, Imprimeurs - Relieurs.
- Owner's entry on first free endpaper. Dutswr. lacks half of backwrapper, backstrip dam., some wear and other sm. defects (mainly strengthened on verso).
Wyn Griffith, Ll. Spring of Youth. Foreword D. Lloyd George. London, Constable, 1935, 1st ed., VIII,(2),134p., orig. cl. w. dustwr. des. by BEN NICHOLSON.
- Yellowed; pencil markings. Dustwr. soiled and sl. foxed/ stained, partly sunned, worn on folds and w. tears in margins (partly repaired on verso).
= One of only a few dustwrappers designed by Ben Nicholson.
- Fine copy.
Sobriëtas Almanak 1933. Bruges etc., Sobriëtas, 1933, 79,(1)p., ills., adverts, orig. wr. w. anonymous design.
- A large number of (unrelated) pencil annots. Wrappers sl. rubbed. = Nice small trade-catalogue.
AND a promotional postcard of "Argon. Sumnistros industriales" w. nice letterhead (used; filing holes).
- Wrappers yellowed and (sl.) foxed/ soiled.
= November/ December issue of La Danse, dedicated to the "Ballets Suédois" by Rolf de Maré, with loosely inserted (sl. fingersoiled) programme leaf for the performance of 22 and 25 November at the Théatre des Champs-Élysées. Containing remarkable typography and illustrations by i.a. Jean Borlin, Giorgio de Chirico, Foujita, Francis Picabia and Touchagues. Cf. Global Avantgarde France 19.
= Global Avantgarde Estonia 6; Geometrical Man p.81; Futurisms in the World p.290: "A book of experimental poems that even in its title, 'Geometric Man', shows the influence of the reflections on mechanized man foreshadowed in Marinetti's manifesto L'homme multiplié et le règne de la machine". One of the most striking Estonian avant-garde publications.
- One false fold; some vague occas. waterst. and offsetting in margins; 2 sm. damages in lower margin.
= Rare.
- All used.
= Droste p.29; cf. Rössler p.35; Lupton p.170f Herbert Bayer designed these banknotes in 1923 when he was still a student at the Bauhaus: "Designed nearly overnight for immediate printing, and relying on only the type available at the press, Bayer's banknotes are unique in their simplicity. With mainly Breite Grotesk (...) and none of the ornamentation, dense pattern, or portraiture that decorate most legal tender" (Lupton).
- Bookblock sl. warped; scribbling in pen and ink on upper pastedown.
= Nice typespecimen for the typeface designed by Heinrich Jost.