Prague: Český fond výtvarných umění, 1964. Octavo (20.5 × 15 cm). Staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; [12] pp. Very good; final leaf lightly creased. Exhibition catalog of Bohdan Lacina with seven reproductions, a prose poem by the surrealist writer Ludvík Kundera and a preface by Jan Tomeš. The artist was an early..... More

Prague: SČSVU, 1965. Octavo (21.5 × 16.5 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers; [16] pp. Eight black-and-white reproductions. About very good. With a long introduction by literary and art critic Jindřich Chalupecký (1910–1990), a poem by Novák, artist biographies and lists of works exhibited. An important exhibition held at the Václav Špála..... More

Prague: Český fond výtvarných umění, 1965. Octavo (18 × 12 cm). Staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; [16] pp. Very good. Scarce exhibition catalog of František Hudeček, with six full-page reproductions and a list of works exhibited. Introductory article by Eva Petrova and artist biography. The artist was an early member of the..... More

Czechoslovakia: Středočeská galerie, 1968. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). Staple-stitched green printed wrappers; [16] pp. Six full-page reproductions. Very good. Exhibition catalog of Skupina 42, with an introduction by Jan Dvořák featuring biographical information on the artists and a list of works exhibited. The Czech post-war artist collective “Skupina 42”..... More

Frýdek-Místek: Vlastivedný ústav, 1970. Octavo. Single leaf of light card stock, folded once to create [4] pp. folder. Four reproductions of Ovčáček’s work, mostly sculptural works. Handwritten correction of Ovčáček's address, likely in the artist's hand. Very good. Scarce catalog of an exhibition held in Frýdek-Místek, in North-Eastern Moravia in..... More

Orlová, 1980. Small quarto (24 × 21 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; [29] pp. Printed on coated stock, with forty reproductions, some full-page. Very good. Scarce provincial catalog of an exhibition of Ovčáček’s visual works at Orlová near Ostrova, including graphic art, painting, and sculpture, structured around letters and words..... More

Heerlen, Amsterdam and Loenersloot: Cubic Construction Center, Stedelijk Museum and others, 1965–1971. Octavos (17.5 × 17.5 cm.) and calendar boards measuring 35 × 17.8 cm. Calendar boards somewhat toned, else good or better. William Graatsma and Gerrit Jan Slothouber had a formative influence on Dutch design in the post-war period..... More

Moscow: Izdatel’stvo V. K. T. “Khudozhnik”, 1931. Octavo (17 × 13.5 cm). Original decorative wrappers; 16 pp., with 14 leaves of plates on coated paper stock. Light wear to wrapper and spine extremities; small loss to lower right corner; internally about very good. First and only edition of an exhibition..... More

Warsaw: Galeria Foksal PSP, 1977. Oblong octavo. Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; [12] pp. With seven pp. of reproductions. About very good. Early catalog of Krzysztof Wodiczko (b. 1943), a photographer and video artist best known for his large-scale projections onto monuments and public buildings. This was one of several exhibitions..... More

Santiago de Chile: Galería Cromo, 1977. Quarto (32 × 21.5 cm). Original side-stapled pictorial wrappers, with black tape to spine and two holes with enforcements, as issued (to allow for housing in ring binder); 24 pp. with a repeating photograph by Jaime Villaseca. Leaf margins slightly toned; else good or..... More

Moscow, 1937. Octavo (12 × 10.2 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; 61, [1] pp. Signed and inscribed by the artist S. I. Lobanov, who contributed works on Crimea. About very good. Catalog for an exhibition of paintings documenting places where Aleksandr Pushkin lived, worked, or which served as major inspiration..... More

Riga: Drukatava “Dzintars”, [1933]. Small square octavo (14 × 14.3 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers by Vilis Ciesnieks; [36] pp. Six black-and-white reproductions. Wrappers lightly soiled and toned; small chip to corner of rear wrapper; still about very good. Rare catalog for the “Green Crow” Art Association’s fifteenth exhibition, held..... More