Beijing: Rong Bao Zhai (Jung Pao Chai Hsin Chi), 1950. Quarto (29.7 × 20.7 cm). Original blue silk folder with mounted color woodcut title label; 16 color woodcut prints. The introductory text leaf is only included in photocopy; a small number of woodcut sheets with slight foxing, mostly outside the..... More

Berlin: Penka Rare Books and Archives, 2024. 132 pp. Fully illustrated. Texts by Vera Koshkina, Friedrich Haufe, Philipp Penka. Layout and photography by Markéta Cramer von Laue. ISBN: 978-3-9826154-0-0. "Fugitives from Culture" is not only a richly illustrated exhibition and rare book catalog, but also a comprehensive introductory documentation of..... More

Coimbra: Presença, 1927–1940. Folios (38.2 × 29.5 cm), and the last two numbers in octavo (24 × 19 cm). Original, often illustrated self-wrappers with linocut title lines in various colors, bound in stylistically appropriate, older cloth bindings with stamped cover and spine titles; nos. 1–15 each 8 pp., beginning with..... More

Buenos Aires: Arte Nuevo, 1957. Octavo (23.2 × 18 cm). Original staple-stitched printed self-wrappers; 19, [1] pp. with numerous pictures of exhibitions and individual works. Light wear to wrappers; else about very good. One of only six issues of the journal published between 1956 and 1958. The “Arte Nuevo” association..... More

USSR: self-published, late 1980s. Hand-made miniature pamphlets measuring 36 × 22 mm and 38 × 24 mm respectively, made from lined notebook paper, one stapled and one hand sewn, with original drawings in ink and color crayon throughout; [16] and [20] pages. Very good. Two one-of-a-kind miniature erotica zines, these..... More

Berlin: René Block, 1966. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; [8] pp. with reproductions of works by Polke. Very good. Only edition of the exceptionally rare catalog of Sigmar Polke's first solo exhibition and together with “polke/richter” his first artist's book. Polke is “widely regarded as one..... More

Prague: Grégr, 1945. Octavo (20.8 × 15 cm). Original staple-stitched decorative wrappers; [20] pp. Six full-page reproductions, and artists’ signatures reproduced on front wrapper. Very good. Catalog of a very early exhibit of Skupina 42 (Group 42) held in 1945 at Poš Gallery in Prague. With an introduction by Jiří..... More

Copenhagen: Kunsthal Charlottenborg, 1969. Quartos (35 × 25 cm). Each a folded gathering with [4] pp. printed on different papers in different colors. Very good or better. Apparently complete run (issue no. 12 was presumably not published and is not present in any known institutional holdings and past auction records)..... More

[New York: Self-published, 1967]. Quarto (28 × 20.8 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers; [20] pp. with numerous illustrations. Wrappers somewhat finger- and dust-stained; back wrapper with small loss at the edge; still good or better. Rare advertising brochure made up of xerox copies, produced by the "Factory" to promote Andy Warhol’s..... More

N.p.: n.p. [after 1796]. Quarto (27.5 × 20.5 cm). Contemporary decorative paper interim wrappers; with 64 copper-engraved plates on wove paper by Alessandro Baratta. Without the title page of the earlier editions; front wrapper with an old ownership inscription in ink; rear wrapper becoming detached; leaves occasionally with faint foxing;..... More

Belgrade: Salon Moderne Galerije and Salon Muzeja savremene umetnosti, 1964–1974. Oblong octavos (20.4 × 22.5 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; [24; 28; 24; 24 pp.] with numerous photographic reproductions. wrappers slightly dust-stained; else very good. Four rare catalogs of female artists from Yugoslavia, published by the Salon of the Modern..... More

[Achberg]: Achberger Verlagsanstalt, 1977. Folio (40 × 30 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 24 pp. with numerous reproduced photographs. Very good. An interview with Joseph Beuys published in the form of German tabloid journalism. The conversation with the Fluxus artist was conducted by scientists and journalists in Hamburg after the award..... More

Vienna: self-published, 1967. Eight single leaves, each measuring 29.5 × 21 cm, on differently colored stock. "Brus-Design 9" slightly creased and later flattened; with minor marginal losses well away from the text and image; "Brus-Design 6" hole-punched; the “Direct Art Festival” Program in faint print; else very good. Six prints..... More