= Rare complete youth periodical, founded by artist Frank-Ivo van Damme in which graphic art is combined with short literary stories, pieces, and poems.
- No.14 without the loose inserts by Alice DE BAKKER.
= Art and design magazine published by the gallery Plus-Kern (founded by Jenny van Driessche and Yves de Smet). No. 8 contains a loosely inserted leaf: "Ingreep I" by Stanley BROUWN. No. 12 with a double-p. plate with handcoloured parts by Lou COPERS. No.15 is a folded silkscreen poster. Also poetry contributions i.a. by Paul de Vree.
AND 7 duplicates.
- Very fine. = In total 6 vols. were published.
= With an ORIGINAL DRAWING (pen and ink and watercolour) and calligraphed dedication by the artist on first blank.
- Lacks 3 plates. Box sl. soiled and worn.
= Nice overview of Hungarian communist agitational poster design.
= Facs. reprint of the ed. 1907.
Ewe, H. Schiffe auf Siegeln. Rostock, Hinstorf, 1972, 231,(1)p., num. (tinted) ills., orig. cl. w. dustwr., 4to. - AND 1 other.
- Fine set.
= Arntzen/ Rainwater P492: "Standard work on the goldsmiths of Paris from 1292 to the end of the 18th century (...)."
- Chemise upper joint splitting; foot of spine dam. = Rare avantgarde periodical.
Gerritsen, A. Een gescreende Rinus van der Lubbe. Nijm., Socialistische Uitgeverij Nijmegen, 1972, (36)p., ills., orig. wr., 4to.
- Frontwr. w. owner's entry. = Sunschrift 56. SIGNED by the author on title-p.
AND 11 exhibition catalogues, i.a. from Neue Galerie der Stadt Aachen (Enkel des Stijl (1973, SIGNED by LEX WECHGELAAR on inside (worn/ dam.) chemise) and Von Pop zum Konzept (1975)); Stedelijk Museum (Karel Appel (1955, unnumb.)) and no.191, 212, 221, 332 and 419) and on Aad de Haas (i.a. Catalogus tentoonstelling Aad de Haas (Maastr., 1955, (full-p.) ills.)). - ADDED 1 other.
= Compton, Russian Avant-Garde Books 1917-34 p.145f.
= Rare artist's magazine, connected to the magazine Furore of Piet Schreuders. I.a. contributors are Piet Schreuders, Fedde Spoel and Sipke Huismans. With the rare envelope.
- Sl. yellowed as usual. Backwr. w. slender waterstain; frontwr. sl. browned along spine and w. manuscript no. in pen in lower outer corner.
= Rare, early publication on cubism by one of its main theorists.
- Corners w. folds/ creased; lower right blank corner lacking sm. portion. Verso w. large ms. instruction concerning the reproduction of the photograph, i.a. to eliminate the dedication.
= "Aux sympathiques lecteurs de Fluxus, Avec le reconnaissance affectueuse de Martial Raysse".
Idem. (Quotations). Milan, Galleria Iolas, (1967), fold. broadside, 52x18,5 cm., printed on yellow paper.
= Published on occasion of the exhibition "Martial Raysse Opere 1963-1966".
= Periodical published by the group Realisten: Nicolaas Wijnberg, Amrey (Fiedler), Paul Damsté, Theo Kurpershoek, Kees Andrea, Jan Groenestein, Hans van Norden, Jan Peeters, Herbert Fiedler and Lex Horn.
- All very fine copies of the DELUXE edition.
- Top of slipcase of second vol. sl. worn. Both very fine copies of the DELUXE edition.
- Bookblock broken. Lacks part of backstrip at foot of spine.