82/284 Svijet Year VI no 11 
- Flattened vertical fold.
= Italian born artist Otto Antonini played a prominent role in the magazine Svijet from 1926 to 1932.
82/285 Taches d'Encre No 7 Ed L Cadenel 
- Lacks 1 woodcut plate (by Eeckman); loosening; ruststains from staples.
= Contains i.a. contributions on the woodcut in the Netherlands and on Jan-Frans Cantré. The woodcuts are by PETER ALMA ("Banque"), FOKKO MEES ("Chèvres") and JAN-FRANS CANTRÉ ("Eté").
82/286 Tank No 1½ Ed F Delak 
82/286 Tank No 1½ Ed F Delak 
82/286 Tank No 1½ Ed F Delak 
82/286 Tank No 1½ Ed F Delak 
82/286 Tank No 1½ Ed F Delak 
- Loose (as issued?). Frontwr. sl. faded.
= Global Avantgarde Croatia | Serbia | Slovenia 23; Futurisms in the World p.241; Benson p.270f and 287; Mansbach p.216ff. Avgust Černigoj studied for one semester in 1924 at the Bauhaus in Weimar with Kandinsky and Moholy-Nagy. Only two issues of Tank were published between 1927 and 1928: no.1½ and no.1½-3. Ideologically, Tank can be considered the successor to Zenit (banned in 1926), celebrating the "Barbarian Genius of the Balkans". Containing free typography, entirely set in lower case. "Inside both issues, representatives of all "isms" of early twentieth-century art neighbored one another. The poems and essays revealed a similar variety, authored by Micić, Tristan Tzara, Anatoly Lunacharsky, Henri Barbusse, and Kurt Schwitters, to name a few of the most famous" (Benson). "Despite its short life, the journal was among the most influential cultural enterprises of the decade, enabling the Slovenian progressive front to participate in the international modernist movement as a full confederate. Ljubljana became briefly a capital of the European avant-garde through the pages of Tank, one of its principal objectives and accomplishments being the abrogation of traditional borders among the various arts and letters" (Mansbach). Extremely rare highlight of Slovenian avantgarde.
82/287 Teatron ve Omanut No 3 4/5 and 10/11 Ed A Yachnovitz 
82/287 Teatron ve Omanut No 3 4/5 and 10/11 Ed A Yachnovitz 
82/287 Teatron ve Omanut No 3 4/5 and 10/11 Ed A Yachnovitz 
- No.3 sl. waterwrnkled and mouldy at the beginning and end; no.10/11 w. two filing holes.
= Monthly periodical on theatre and art.
82/288 Tekhnicheskaya Propaganda No 5/6 Ed N Bukharin 
82/288 Tekhnicheskaya Propaganda No 5/6 Ed N Bukharin 
- Stamps on title-p.; dogeared. Spine-ends dam.; traces of paper ticket on backwr.
= Global Avantgarde Russia 70 (other issue)
82/289 Teknika da Shroma No 22 24 
- Partly waterstained and -wrinkled; sl. dogeared. A few restorations along edges of wr.
= Global Avantgarde Georgia 43 (other issue); Chepyzhov 33. Monthly technical magazine published under several variant titles.
82/290 Tentoonstelling abstracte kunst 
82/290 Tentoonstelling abstracte kunst 
- Wrappers vaguely foxed/ yellowed.
= Interesting exhibition catalogue containing contributions by H. Buys ("Abstracte kunst"), Piet Mondriaan ("Kunst zonder onderwerp"), Kandinsky ("Abstract of Concreet?"), Gorin ("De ontwikkeling van de nieuwe plastiek"), Georg Schmidt ("Constructivisme") and S. Giedion ("Hebben wij nog behoefte aan kunstenaars?") . A total of 70 abstract works of art were exhibited, i.a. works by H. Arp, J. Bendien, C. Brancusi, A. Calder, T. van Doesburg, C. Domela-Nieuwenhuis, B. Hepworth, A. Herbin, W. Kandinsky, P. Klee, P. Mondriaan, H. Moore and F. Vordemberge-Gildewart.
ADDED: The Museum Of Modern Art Bulletin, vol.XII, no.2. New York, MOMA, 1944, 12p. (incl. wr.), ills., frontwr. w. ill. by EL LISSITZKY, 4to (sl. dustsoiled).
82/291 Tér és forma Épitömüvészeti folyóirat Year 1 no 1 and 3 and Year 2 no 12 Ed Mihály Lakator 
82/291 Tér és forma Épitömüvészeti folyóirat Year 1 no 1 and 3 and Year 2 no 12 Ed Mihály Lakator 
- Wrappers sl. (dust)soiled and (1x) vaguely foxed; frontwr. of first issue w. vertical fold and sm. owner's entry (a better, sl. trimmed frontwr. of another copy loosely added); wrappers some other sm. defects; backstrips (sl.) dam.
= Three issues of the Hungarian periodical Space and form on modern architecture.
82 292 Tereschenko N 
- Backstrip dam. (portions lacking).
82 293 Thiel T 
82 293 Thiel T 
- Wrappers sl. worn at extremities.
= Entirely typeset in lowercase Futura. Rare.
82/294 Tiempos Nuevos Revista de sociologia arte y economia Year II no 3 
82/294 Tiempos Nuevos Revista de sociologia arte y economia Year II no 3 
- Yellowed. Wrappers trifle soiled and some sl. wear/ tiny imperfections.
La Nueva Era. Revista mensual de doctrina e informacion. Year II, no. 4. Ibid., la Nueva Era, 1931, 26,(2 advert.)p., ills. (i.a. by GEORGE GROSZ), orig. wr. w. woodcut portr. of Lenin by JULI FIGUERAS, 4to.
- Yellowed; all pages and frontwr. lack tiny portion of blank fore-edge margin. Lacking corner of backwr. carefully replaced.
82 295 Titus G M ed 
82 295 Titus G M ed 
82 295 Titus G M ed 
- Vague gluestains in inner-margin of 2 prelim. lvs.
= Rare yearbook of the White Cross Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. It was first opened as the Protestant Hospital in 1892 and was located at 700 Park St. Later it was renamed as the White Cross Hospital Emergency Room in 1926. Riverside Hospital replaced the White Cross Hospital when it closed in 1961.
82 296 Tolnai G 
82 296 Tolnai G 
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION on htitle. = Nice modernist private binding.
82 297 Tolstoj A N 
82 297 Tolstoj A N 
- Spine sunned.
Košutić, S. S naših njiva (Plodovi zemlje). Zagreb, Matice Hrvatske, 1936, 203,(1)p., orig. cl. des. by ZVONIMIR SUPEK.
- Bookblock sl. warped.
82/298 Transition James Joyce in New Work 
- Sl. yellowed; some (vague) foxing, 1 repaired sm. tear.
= Rare leaflet which was originally tipped onto the frontwr. of Transition no.15 (Paris, 1929), advertising the contents of that issue, listing all contributors as well as the general subjects of this Important and influential magazine, of which 25 issues were published between 1927-1938: "Super-occident/ Words/ Typography/ Photography/ Cinema/ Painting/ The New Mythology". Rössler p.53.
82/299 Trauksme No 1 Ed J Plaudis a o 
= Literary modernist group Trauksme ("Anxiety") existed from 1928 to 1931 and published its magazine of the same name on an irregular basis. This first issue contains the group's manifest Mēs esam ("We are") in which their program is clearly defined.
82/300 Trauksme No 2 Ed J Plaudis a o 
= Literary modernist group Trauksme ("Anxiety") existed from 1928 to 1931 and published its magazine of the same name on an irregular basis.
82/301 Trauksme No 3 Ed J Plaudis a o 
= Literary modernist group Trauksme ("Anxiety") existed from 1928 to 1931 and published its magazine of the same name on an irregular basis.
82/302 Trauksme No 4 Ed J Plaudis a o 
= Literary modernist group Trauksme ("Anxiety") existed from 1928 to 1931 and published its magazine of the same name on an irregular basis.
82/303 Trauksme No 5 Ed J Plaudis a o 
= Literary modernist group Trauksme ("Anxiety") existed from 1928 to 1931 and published its magazine of the same name on an irregular basis.