= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
= Fraser L291. "New Anxiety", the successor of the periodical Trauksme ("Anxiety"), published by the modernist literary group of the same name.
- Trifle yellowed; filing holes in left blank margin; flattened horizontal and vertical fold. Used, w. typescript letter to Liesel Brassat, dated 15 September 1941, signed in pen and ink (by ?) and w. purple stamp using the vignette by Domela.
= (Very) rare. The Jutta Klamt -Schule was a "Seminar fur deutsche Gymnasitk/ Ausbildungsstätte für Bühnentanz" in Berlin-Grunewald. - ADDED: a small. photogr. plate ("Gruppe 13, Nr. 299") of dancing people at the Jutta Klamt-Schule for the Tanz-Bilder-Album.
= Walter Kampmann (1887-1945) studied at the arts and crafts school in Elberfeld and became a teacher there in 1913 and head of the design class at the Higher Technical School in Berlin in 1919. He was a member of the Novembergruppe and co-founder of the Gruppe Selektion in 1932. In 1937, after the 'Entartete Kunst' exhibition, he was fired from teaching.
- Verso w. collector's stamp "Sammlung Heeren".
= Published on occasion. of the 31st anniversary of the Exlibrisverein, Berlin.
- Binding trifle foxed at extremities, but w. fresh colour; the rare dustwr. sl. foxed (backwr. worse) and age-toned/ sl. dustsoiled, w. a few sm. tears in margins.
= Bauhausbücher 9. Fleischmann p.158; Lang p.123; Lupton p.128f (1st ed., 1926).
- Spine and backwrapper renewed.
Gul. R. Sprogstančios Bombos (Kovojantieji Revoliucionieriai). Vol. 1. Ibid., Gervės, 1932, 186,(1)p., orig. wr. w. anonymous design.
- First vol. only; backwr. and backstrip plasticized.
AND 1 other: K. MAY, Sidabro ežero turtai. Vol. 2. Lithuanian transl. J. Vadeikis (ibid., 1930, contemp. hcl., orig. wr. w. anonymous design pres. Mediocre copy).
- No.6-7 w. owner's entry in pen and ink on frontwr. and sm. stamp on backwr.
= Armenian language children's magazine published in the Georgian SSR.
- Some foxing. Wr. sl. stained/ soiled and creased.
Bernstein, M. Al Shen Ha-Sela. Dramah be-chamesh ma'arekhot. Ibid., idem, 1928, 127p., orig. wr. w. anonymous design.
- Unopened copy; hinges sl. weak.
- Wrappers sl. foxed. = Very rare work of poetry containing interesting free typography.
- Wrappers professionaly restored.
= Csaplár p.29 (ill.) and p.85 (cat. no. 27); Gergely/ Györgi/ Gábor p.161 (cat. no. 125). Extremely rare work of poetry by Lajos Kássak, editor of the periodical MA, printed in only 300 copies. The only copy we could trace is the one in the collection of the Kassák Museum, recorded by Csaplár and Gergely/ Györgi/ Gábor.
- Pinholes in corners; formerly folded.
= Poster for an exhibition of works by Lajos Kássak (1887-1967) at the Galerie nächst St. Stephan, Vienna and the Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz, April-June 1971, w. use of the image of the frontdover of Kássak's 1M (Vienna, 1921), cf. Csaplár p.29 (ill.) and p.85 (cat. no. 27); Gergely/ Györgi/ Gábor p.161 (cat. no. 125).
- Some sl. foxing/ dustsoiling; last 2 lvs. w. (large) repair in lower and sm. repair in upper corner; first 5 lvs. w. sm. repaired tear in blank fore-edge margin; lower blank margin of first leaf restored. Wrappers some professionally restored spots; carefully rebacked w. matching paper.
= Global Avantgarde Austria 9; Csaplár p.36; Bolliger III, 8 and IV, 40; Lang p.158.. One of the major anthologies of contemp. modern art, containing illustrations of works by i.a. H. Arp, T. van Doesburg, M. Ernst, J. Gris, G. Grosz, F. Léger, El Lissitzky, L. Moholy-Nagy, P. Picasso and Man Ray. Rare.