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Catalogue No. 295 (2016) JOHN BENJAMINS ANTIQUARIAT B.V. AMSTERDAM 12777-15436.tif [#15436] ANA ECCETERA (Also ANA ETC., or ANA EX CETERA). Bolletino. Esercizi, Notizie di Lavoro. Nos. 1-10, Genova. In proprio, 1958-1971. Together with: Prospectus (Analysis of Nos.1-10) and together with Numero Speciale Ezra Pound, Cantos 91,96. (all published). Original wrappers, (nos. 6-10 with the original banderolles still intact) EUR 2,500.00 Seminal artist periodical of the sixties, founded by Martino Oberto. Each number consists of two or more booklets or folded sheets, contained in a wrapper, printed in black and red (a Bolletino, a Supplemento and one or more added sheets, sometimes illustrated). “Una rivista per operatori di cultura- una rivista off - une rivista off kulchur - une rivista per l’anarchia culturale - une rivista per l’anapolitica culturale.” ; “ANA ETCETERA + DE CULTURA/ si parla anche di decultura. Di provocazione/PROVO romanzi normali.” Contributors include: Ugo Carrega, V. Miller, N.H. Pearson, J. Baltrusaitris, E. Siciliano, G. Barosso, I. Isou, M. & A. Oberto, a.o.

12627-14902.tif [#18356] ANTAEUS Nos. 1-75/76 (all publ.). Tangier & Hopewell: Antaeus/Ecco 1970-1994. Complete run of sixty-five issues (there were double numbers), all fine in wrappers. EUR 1,500.00 Edited by Daniel Halpern, and associate editors including Paul Bowles,and others. One of the best literary periodicals of its generation. Frequent special issues stand out, and among the contributors here are found Berryman, Bowles (frequently), Durrell, Fowles, Gunn, Ferlinghetti, Kosinski, T. Williams, Vidal, Oates, Burroughs, Ginsberg, Hollander, Moss, Roditi, Stafford, Boyle, Hawkes, Merrill, Auden, Bishop, Lowell, Rich, Ashburyand many others, Anderson &Kinzie, pp. 676-7

2 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13303-16547.tif [#16547] APEX. Zeitschrift für Kunst, Kultur, Fotografie (Later: Zeitdokumente zur Kunst). Nos. 1-21 (all publ.). Apex-Verlag, Palinkas, Koeln, November 1987-1995. 8vo, expanding to 4to; illustrated covers; all in fine condition. EUR 1,200.00 German magazine for contemporary and avant-garde art. Published by Wolfgang Schulz; editors (a.o.) Cäcilia Palinkas, Friedhelm Schöler, Michael Hooymann, Wolfgang Wehmeier, Axel Brand, Roland Kersten, Rolf Kirsch. Richly illustrated in b/w and colour. Text in German. Number 1 with an original contribution by Martin Kippenberger (Ansprache an die Hirnlosen für Andre Heller).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 3 14502-19209a.tif [#19209] ART THÈMES. Cote d’Azur, Paris, aôut-septembre `1989. NIce. Tabloid on newsprint. 28 pages. EUR 200.00 Arman-Cesar Aout-Septembre 1989, Galerie Ferrero. Portrait of Pierre Restany. Interview Christo by Lamarque Pouzan; James Turrell, Albert Chubacetc, 4 pages in the center by Ben: “redigés et concus par Ben”, partially in his handwriting.

13096-16035A.tif [#16035] AVALANCHE. (Berkeley:Undermine Press) Nos. 1-7 (all publ.). Berkeley, Undermine Press, 1966-(1976?). Original pictorial wrappers, 21,5x14 cm; no 7: 28x21,5, stapled in the spines. Illustrated. EUR 800.00 Editor: Richard Krech; copy editor: Shelley Silliman,with contributions by Harold Adler, Charles Bukowski, Tuli Kupferberg, Michael Upton, Ronald Silliman, Tom Sullivan, John Sinclair, d.a.levy, etc. In No. 1: The expanding plastic inevitable, an interview with Andy Warhol, Gerard Malanga & Bruce; No. 2 is Alchemy issue ; No.3 is special Rock and Roll

Issue. Nos. 1-4 are numbered as such, No. 5 is the “Molotov Ethyl Federal Road and Prison Map for Alameda County (4 pages”); No. 6 is John Oliver Simon, Dancing Bear (collection of poems), and No. 7 is a collection of work by the East Bay Poets Union (1776-1976 on Revolution).

4 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13277-16467.tif [#19033] BIG SKY Numbers 1-11/12 (all publ.). Bolinas/ Cal. Big Sky, 1971-1978. Eleven issues. In illustrated wrappers, generally in excellent condition. EUR 900.00 Rather rare complete set. Generally featuring work of “second wave” NY poets and writers in California. No 3 is the all-Clark Coolidge issue, no 6 features a suite of 19 photographs by Rudy Burckhardt, No. 11/12 is an “Homage to Frank O’Hara. Contributions by Tom Clark, Ted Berrigan, John Ashberry, Robert Creely, Allen Ginsberg, Kenneth Rexroth, Federico Garcia Lorca, a.o.

763-821.tif [#18897] BIG TABLE Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Chicago, Spring 1959-1960. Original pictorial wrappers, all fine (only no. 3 has small bump to left upper corner). EUR 600.00

One of the foremost magazines of the Beat Generation with contributions by Jack Kerouac, Norman Mailer, John Updike, A. Artaud, A. Breton, Allen Ginsberg (first appearance of Kaddish), Edw. Dahlberg, a.o. The first issue was edited by Irving Rosenthal as an alternative to the suppressed Winter 1959 issue of ‘Chicago Review’, and was itself subject to prosecution by the Post Office because of Burroughs (Naked Lunch) and Kerouacs’ contributions. Later issues edited by Paul Carroll. #1: The Complete Contents of the Suppressed Winter 1959 Chicago Review. Jack Kerouac, Edward Dahlberg, William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso. 152pp. #2 : Allen Ginsberg, Antonin Artaud, William S. Burroughs including 2 photographs, Andre Breton, Edward Dahlberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti & others, monochrome illustrations & covers by Leon Golub. 122pp. #3 : Allen Ginsberg, 4 photographic plates & covers by Aaron Siskind, Edward Dahlberg, Norman Mailer, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Jean Genet & others. 120pp. #4 : William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Franz Kline folding monochrome plate, The New Poets - Ginsberg, Corso, Creeley, DiPrima, Ferlinghetti & others. 141pp, bibliography. #5 : Frank O”Hara, Edward Dahlberg, Pablo Neruda, John Updike, Paul Bowles, Alain Robbe-Grillet & others. 125pp

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 5 14280-18855.tif [#18855] BLACK SUN PORTFOLIO Caresse Crosby. Portfolio: an international quarterly. Numbers I-VI (all published). Washington, DC; Paris, [etc.]: Black Sun Press, 1945-1948. All contents, in various sizes, loose as issued in portfolios. Some leaves are 4-page folders. No. 3 contains Charles Bukowski’s first separately published work. The set in original coloured stiffpaper wrappers, a bit dusty and stained, spines and hinges of most numbers damaged, but contents leaves all in good clean condition. EUR 2,500.00 After the war Caresse Crosby started a new cultural magazine with international contributions. Since paper was difficult to obtain in bulk, she bought papers of different sizes and colors to be put into cardboard folders and hence the name: Portfolio. Contributions from a variety of important figures from various important modern movements. Contributors include Henry Miller, Gwendolyn Brooks, René Crevel, Alex Comfort, Harry Thornton Moore, Karl Shapiro, Kay Boyle, Selden Rodman, Jean Hélion, Henry Moore, Harry Crosby, Camus, Sartre, Matisse, Eluard, Cartier-Bresson, Robert Lowell, Picasso, Giacometti, Carlo Levi, Giorgio de Chirico, Alberto Moravia, Bruno Zevi, Eugenio Montale, Morandi, Carlo Carrá, Manzú, Nervi, the Greek issue: Contributors include Nicolas Calas, Ghika, and Moralis. A detailed list of contents and condition can be supplied on demand

11470-15335B.tif [#15335] BOMB. Magazine. New art, theatre, writing and film. Nos. 1-24 .1981-1988. New York, Spring 1981 - Summer 1988. Large folio, original pictorial wrappers, issues in good clean condition (only some spine damage to number 2). EUR 1,500.00

The first 8 years in original imprint of this Artist-edited magazine, founded by Betsy Sussler (X-magazine), Liza Bear (who made this “the only authorized successor to Avalanche”:, cf. Allen), Sarah Charlesworth, Glenn O’Brien, Michael McClard. A quarterly on new art, writing, theater and film, reporting internationally; important documentatary magazine with numerous illustrations.

6 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14474-19096a.tif [#19096] BOOB. A Dada Derivative: Lovely Lovely Lovely Number 1-2 (complete). [San Francisco]: Privately Printed, [1952] by Jess (Collins) and Robert Duncan. First edition. Two 28x21,5 cm.sheets, offset printed on coated paper one side, verso blank. (No. 1 in excellent condition, No.2 with short nick to top margin (not affecting text or image). Paper only very lightly creased and foxed. EUR 500.00

Both issues published of this eccentric “Dada Derivative” periodical. The first issue illustrates a text and image collage by Jess, and the second issue matches a poem by Duncan, reproduced from holograph, and images by Jess. The first publicly published collaboration between the couple.

834-892.tif [#892] IL BORGHESE Vol. 1-8 (comprising anno 1-6). Milano, 1950-1955. First 5 years bound, rest original wrappers (illustrated wrappers from vol.5 no 8 onw.). With numerous (partly coloured) illustrations. EUR 800.00 Fortnightly, lateron weekly, directed by Leo Longanesi, ed. by Mario Monti, with literary contribs., political discussions, art- and literary criticism, cartoons, etc.; contribs. by Giov. Ansaldo, Gaet. Baldacci, Alf. Boensch, H. Furst, R. Kircher, C. Laderchi, Longanesi, O. Matzke, G. Prezzolini, G. Spadolini, etc.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 7 14470-19083a.tif [#19083] BULLSHIT Nos. 01-02 (all publ.). Milano, Multhipla Edizioni, 1991/92. Two numbers, 34,5x49 cm., 8 pages, folded (light wear over the fold). EUR 500.00 Edited by Gino Di Maggio & Allan Kaprow (the second issue only Di Maggio. No. 01 [october/november 1991] No. 02 [February/March 1992]. English texts, design by Bruno Trombetti. First number entirely devoted to Kaprow, 7 environments, with texts by him and pictures of his Happenings between 1957 and 1964. The second number dedicated to Ben Patterson ( with texts by him), photos by Wolfgang Träger and Fabrizio Garghe.

14353-18769a.tif [#18919] CAN CONTROL Vol.1 no.1 and no. 2. North Hollywood, CA: Ghetto Art Publications, (no 1 no month, no. 2 May/July1990. Quarto (27.75cm); glossy illustrated wrappers, stapled; [16pp each]; ills. Near mint copies, very rare early issues. EUR 600.00

Periodial concerned with grafffiti. Premiere issues of this influential graffiti magazine, reportedly the first to be published in color. A sequel to “Ghetto Art”. Not found in OCLC. Printed by Timothy Power & Raffi Guiragossian. Logo was created by Keli Gravel Ghetto Art Publications, North Hollywood.

8 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13741-17410.tif [#190992] C- MAGAZINE. A Journal of Poetry (+ Behind The Wheel)

An incredibly well preserved complete set, fine to almost mint: (“C” - A Journal of Poetry): - Nos. 1-14 (Complete, less No. 12 which was never published, but substituted by C-Comics No 1), including - BEHIND THE WHEEL (“C” No. 14, by Michael Brownstein). New York: Lorenz Gude and Ted Berrigan, 1963-1967. Side stapled mimeographed sheets with wrappers or selfwrappers (35,4x21,5 cm, except for no. 14 which is 28x21,2 cm). In near fine to mint condition, detailed condition of issues at the end of footnote.

- TOGETHER WITH: C-COMICS 1-2 (cplt) C-Comics Number 1. New York, C-Press, June 1964; folio, mimeographed, stapled; together with: Number 2. New York, n.d. (ca. 1966), Boke Press. Sm. folio; pictorial wrappers, stapled in the spine. Both fine.

This constitutes the complete appearance of both titles. Side stapled mimeographed sheets with wrappers or selfwrappers (35,4x21,5 cm, except for no. 14 which is 28x21,2 cm). EUR 22,000.00

Landmark Beat magazine, one of the cornerstones of the 1960’s mimeo revolution and poetry scene. “C” was founded to replace the short-lived “Censored Review,” which gathered work that had been banned from The Columbia Review. Edited by Ted Berrigan and Ron Padgett. “C” became the organ of ‘Second- Generation New York School’ (and served as a bridge between the older and younger branches of both The Beats and The New York School. Includes Ginsberg, Burroughs, O’Hara, Koch, Schuyler, Ashbery, Whalen, Orlovsky, Corso, Pagdett, Wieners, Elmslie, Lima, Rothenberg, Gysin, Saroyan,O’Hara, Koch, Schuyler, Ashbery and others. The very scarce No.4 was dedicated to Edwin Denby. The cover was designed by Andy Warhol and has on the covers the famed silk-screened images of Denby with Gerald Malanga.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 9 It marked the first time Warhol based a silkscreen on a poloroid, a technique that would become one of his defining methods in the 1970’s. Most of the other covers are by Joe Brainard. The Brownstein (No. 14) was published in 200 copies. There was no Number 12. Jed Birmingham, co-editor of Mimeo Mimeo, has quoted Ron Padgett as suggesting that “C” Comics No. 1 was intended in the place of issue 12 of C-Magazine, which given format and timing makes sense. (“C” Comics No. 2, despite its title, was issued under the Boke Press imprint).

- Detail of condition: No. 1. Fine; No. 2. Fine; No. 3 Light toning to verso of last sheet, else fine; No. 4 Touch of wear to fore-edge and spine, else fine. The Warhol cover about the best we have seen. the images on front and back cover clear and clean. The sheet on which the silkscreened polaroids were printed has shifted in the process, thus causing that the white stripe intended for the spine was displaced by a few cms to the front. Both images are identifiable, sharp and clear, in particular the kiss on the back cover. It is rare in this condition;

No. 5 Fine; No. 6 Near fine; No. 7 One tiny tear to fore- edge, else fine; No. 8 Light bend to upper corner, else fine; No. 9 Front cover a bit soiled, else near fine; No. 10 A few pale spots to front cover, else near fine; No. 11 Fine; No. 13: Fine; No. 14 (Behind the Wheel): fine; C-Comics No. 1: Near fine; No. 2: Fine.

10 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 1357-1448.tif [#19035] EL CORNO EMPLUMADO. THE PLUMED HORN. Quarterly Magazine of Poetry, Prose and Letters. Nos. 1-31 (all publ.). Mexico, 1961 - July 1969. Thirty-one issues, in illustrated wrappers, all in good condition with only some light shelvewear. EUR 4,500.00

Avant-garde magazine with an emphasis on Latin America and radical literature, art and politics, ed. by Sergio Mondargón, Margaret Randall, Harvey Wolin. They brought together the cutting edge writers and artists of the period, contribs. by Carlos Nieto, R. Owens, J.A. Shelley, L. Séjourné, Allen Ginsberg, Serge Gavronsky, Jerome Rothenberg, Anselm Hollo, Clayton Eshleman, Walter Lowenfels, Diane Wakoski, Víctor García Robles, Allen Ginsberg, Ernesto Cardenal, Charles Bukowski, Carlos Pellicer, Octavio Paz, Jaime Sabines, Rosario Castellanos, Besmilr Brigham, José Agustín, Felipe Ehrenberg, Vallejo, Neruda, Garcia Marquez, a.o. Printed in Spanish and English.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 11 14454-19047a.tif [#19047] CURTAINS Numbers 1-21 (all published). Maidstone (1-3) then Hebden Bridge: Curtains, 1971-78. Various formats, mostly mimeographed, with later issues offset printed. Some numbers with individual titles. With “bullet holes” to the back cover of no. 1, as issued, and occasional pasted in or inserted elements and holograph additions, as issued. A remarkably bright, near fine example, with the exception of number 18/19/20/21, which has a vertical crease to the back cover and last few pages. Exceedingly scarce complete. EUR 4,000.00 Edited by Paul Buck.

A remarkably sustained project distinguished by the innovative use of the mimeograph, unified design sense, and a far-ranging list of contributors of the most interesting poetry and prose of the decade, especially by lesser known authors. Curtains also made an effort to introduce hitherto unknown French writers in English translation. With contributions from Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti of COUM Transmissions, Lydia Davis, Paul Auster, Georges Bataille, Maurice Blanchot, Jacques Derrida, Jean-Pierre Faye, Bernard Noël, Edmond Jabès, Robert Kelly, Larry Eigner, Clayton Eshleman, Allen Fisher, Eric Mottram, Ulli McCarthy, Jeff Nuttall, Barry MacSweeney, John Hall, Douglas Oliver, Iain

Sinclair, John James, Bill Griffiths, Peter Riley, Pierre Joris, Keith Waldrop, Rosmarie Waldrop, Cid Corman, Claude Royet-Journoud, Roger Giroux, Alain Veinstein, Roger Laporte, Danielle Collobert, Mitsou Ronat, Jacques Roubaud, Marcelin Pleynet, Agnès Rouzier, Joë Bousquet, Jean Daive, Jean Frémon, Susan Hiller, Gina Pane, Vladimir Velickovic, Henri Maccheroni, Jean-Luc Parant, Paul Neagu, Philip Corner, Ulrike Meinhof, Opal L. Nations, Veronica Forrest- Thomson, Anthony Barnett, Michael Haslam, Glenda George, Geraldine Monk, Kris Hemensley, and Brian Catling. A remarkably bright, near fine example, with the exception of number 18/19/20/21, which has a vertical crease to the back cover and last few pages.

12 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14451-19044a.tif [#19044] DERISOIRE Nos. 1-2 [Complete]. Paris: c/o Bondage, c. 1986/1987. 4to, first issue xeroxed in b/w and stab-stapled, with two leaflets laid in; second number xeroxed in b/w on different sizes of paper stock, some of the sheets individually stapled together, and laid into a folded sheet. (each ab. 26/28 pages). Fine. Very rare. EUR 500.00 Edited by Ajax/c/o Bondage. Likely all issues published of this enigmatic artists’ periodical, or at least the only two issues noted by Perneczky, who terms it “a French graphzine of a late generation” and proposes a date of 1986. The first issue includes the manifesto of the “Reseau 666” group, as well as pieces by marker (Chris Marker?), ULRIKE MEINHOF (Lettre d’une detenue du couloir de la mort), and Artaud. With additional work across both issues by Bogdan Borkowski , Olivier, Charles W., Ajax, Yves Thelen, JDM , Noel Gaudin, Philippe Pissier, Nathalie Gauthard, Thierry Tillier , Ossang José Galdo, Kervizic and others. A few texts in English. A text in no. 2 proposes an English version of the issue, but that never materialised. OCLC locates no holdings.

14479-19111.tif [#19111] DOWN BEAT. 50 Years With Armstrong Vol. 17, No. 14. Chigaco: Down Beat, July 14, 1950. Tabloid format periodical, printed on cheap paper, 19pp. Folded into magazine wrappers. Light wear at folds, some chipping to delicate edges. Signed by Armstrong and his band. EUR 1,500.00 Special issue of this important Jazz magazine celebrating the 50th birthday of Louis Armstrong, who is pictured on the cover. Includes numerous features about and tributes to Armstrong, as well as an Armstrong discography. The front cover has been signed by Armstrong in green ink, as well as by the members of his current band: Earl “Fatha” Hines, Jack Teagarden, Arvell Shaw, Barney Bigard, Sleepy Grider, Cozy Cole and singer Velma Middleton. Additionally, one of Armstrong’s chief rivals at the time, trumpeter Henry “Red” Allen, has also signed inside.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13 14507-19214a.tif [#19214] DETROIT ARTISTS’ WORKSHOP PRESS (John SINCLAIR). Periodicals Collection of the periodicals published by this Press with involvement of John Sinclair; together 6 complete titles. Sold as a collection.

EUR 6,000.00 [14481] CHANGE [19117] Nos. 1 & 2 (all publ.) Fall/Winter 1965-Spring/Summer 1966. Artists’ Workshop Press: Detroit. Photographically ilustrated stapled wraps. First number in excellent condition, second number with some flaws to condition (see detail below) Edited by John Sinclair, with a poem (“Songs of Praise for John Coltrane’s”), essays, reviews, etc. by John Sinclair on Jazz. Very scarce -- Includes the foldout blank petition calling for the passing of an appropriation for $5 million for a National Humanities Foundation, with some of it going for jazz musicians. Condition of No. 2: front cover browned, worn, spotted and detached, back cover (if there was one) missing, contents used and browned, last few pp edge chipped and edge torn; last pp (77/78) detached.(lightly waterstained).

14 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14507-19214a.tif COLLECTED ARTISTS on newsprint in black and red [#19214] DETROIT ARTISTS’ WORKSHOP PRESS (John SINCLAIR). WORKSHEET added. Newsprint, yellowed; Periodicals [19218] The collected artists’ edgewear, in particular to the first Collection of the periodicals published by this Press with involvement of John Sinclair; worksheet - 1965. Staplebound issue. together 6 complete titles. Sold as a collection. booklet, 1 of 500 copies, 28x21,5 cm. The first issues of this tabloid [8] 50 [2] pages; white printed produced by a larger editorial team paper wrappers; paper toned, some at the Detroit Artists’ Workshop pages dogeared without affecting Press, From the second volume it text, lower part of front cover changed to ‘broadside’ format and lightly dampstained, without became a vehicle for marginal affecting the image, back cover countercultural expression dampstained and loose from top including revolutionary poetry and staple. Altogether a very good copy. Vol. 1: Contains Nos. 1-11. Printed in provocative political rhetoric. Edited by John Sinclair. 500 copies. Published at the height of the Includes work by Jim Semark, Gary Vol. 2: Unpaginated Poems by: Johnston, Ron English, Tom Robin Eichele, John Sinclair, Ron Paxton, Robin Eichele, Victor Caplan, Henry Malone, Allen Van Coleman, Magdalene Arndt, and Newkirk, Jerry Younkins, George Brian Nachsen. Although not Tysh, John Wieners & J.D. Whitney. stated, this copy is from the library As Magdalene Sinclair wrote: of Israel Izzy Young, former owner Among Friends-movement, was of the Folklore Center in the inspiration and encouragment Greenwich Village. it gave to young poets to keep on writing, as well as giving some people the push they needed to write their first poem.

White Panther - Detroit Free Press literary movement. Allen Van Newkirk was editor, with Ellen Phelan as art editor, and Michael McClure, Stan Brakhage, Diane Di Prima, John Sinclair ,Robert Kelly, FREE POEMS among friends. David Meltzer, Gary Snyder, Joel Oppenheimer, Sun Ra, etc. No. 1 [16447] Volume 1 (September/ Includes Breton on Revolutionary December 1965). Edited with an Art, a 12 page Jazz Section, poetry introduction by John Sinclair, for by Di Prima, John Wieners and the WSU Artist’s Society. Detroit, GUERILLA A Monthly Newspaper Michael McClure and more No. 2 The Artists’ Workshop Press, 1966. of Contemporary Kulchur Includes Tom Buri on William Pictorial wrappers, stapled. [18320] Volume 1 Number 1 and Burroughs, John Sinclair on Jazz Together with: Vol. 2 (April, 1966). Number 2. January-June 1967. and Bebop, poetry by Di Prima Detroit: Artists’ Workshop Press. Tabloid. Folded newspapers. The and Robert Kelly, Gilbert Limited ed, of 500 copies. Soft scarce first 2 issues . (Number 2 Sorrentino on avant-rock and cover. Small creases at corners else complete, Number 1 lacks pages more. very good. 4to stapled photo- 13-16). Both issues folded; printed illustrated wrappers.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 15 WHE’RE a Magazine of Location. Victor Coleman, Robert Kelly, [19217] No. 1 (all). Yellow Andrei Codrescu, Tom Raworth, photographic cover. Some foxing, Charles Olson, Robert Creeley, Lee paper yellow, a little damp to spine Harwood, Andrew Crozier, Bill edge, otherwise excellent condition. Hutton, etc Summer 1966. 114 mimeographed - No. 1 Cover photograph by Robin pages on yellow paper, side stapled Eichele (Charles Moore). Last page between yellow covers. 28x21,5cm. Mona’s Detroit,collage (b/w). Yellow photographic cover. Some foxing, a little damp to spine edge, otherwise excellent condition. Full page mimeo photograph of Robert Creely in the center. Edited by Ron Caplan and John - No. 5, edited by John Sinclair’s Sinclaier. Contributions by Robert brother Dave & Tom Mitchell & Creeley, Jack Spicer, Haniel Long, published by Trans-Love Energies, has a bound-in insert of poems by Ron Caplan. Front cover photograph and back cover illustration not credited.

- No. 2 Cover photograph by WORK AND WHERE Magdalene Arndt (John Sinclair & [19219] Signed by John Sinclair and Charles Moore). Issue dedicated to Al Young on the free endpaper. Jack Spicer contains five bound-in Reprint of four issues of the supplements, including “The periodical, Work, published National Dopester”, a drawing by quarterly (summer 1965-winter Merle Hoyleman and others. James McCracken and 1966) in Detroit by Artists Interview with Robert Creeley, Jac photographs by Magdalenae Arndt Workshop; includes a reprint of the Spicer’s Lament for the makers; “The Berkeley Poetry Conference” summer 1966 issue of Whe’re. Index to Kulchur 1-20; news and with portraits of Snyder, Ginsberg, Harbound reprint by Arno Press, reviews. Spicer, Olson, Duncan,etc. New York, 1974 - No. 3. Cover Photo Magdalene WORK Sinclair (John Dana, Charles [13691] Nos. 1-5 (all publ). Detroit, Moore,Stanley Cowell in concert). Artist’s Workshop Press, 1965-1968. published on the eve of Sinclair’s Size (h/w): 28 x 21,5 cm. Pagination jail sentence for marijuana varies from 78 to 146 pp. possession, contains a long section, Mimeographed sheets stapled in “Homage to Rainer Maria Gerhardt”, illustrated wrappers. A few minor edited by Tom Raworth. With 2 stains, etc. but generally fine. Scarce. pages of photographs by Added: 2 pamphlets of the Magdalena Sinclair. Artists’Workshop Press and - No. 4. Cover designed by Gary circular letter with Guerilla Grimshaw. contains an letterhead, signed by John Sinclair. unauthorized reprint of Michael Edited by John Sinclair. McClure’s book, Poisoned Wheat, Contributions by Clayton accompanied with a promise to Eshleman, George Bowering, remove it in a second printing.

16 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 6711-17423Q.tif [#17753] DIAGONAL CERO. Revista trimestral Argentina.

No. 1-28 (= last published, No. 25 never published). Buenos Aires, 1962-1969. Size (h/w): ± 24 x 19 cm. Loose (folded) sheets in original decorated wrappers or folders made of different stock. Illustrated by wood-engravings or linocuts (some coloured, most are by Edgardo Antonio VIGO) and collage.

TOGETHER WITH: - Anuario 1962 and Anuario 1963 (all published).

TOGETHER WITH PRECURSOR: - (Revista) WC. No. 2, La Plata n.d. (1958) loose sheats and an oblong sheet folding to 4 pages, in an illustrated brown kraft envelope (26,6x27,6 cm). Fine condition.

- (Revista) WC. No. 5, La Plata n.d. (1958). 10 loose sheets kept in green card folder,25x25 cm, image and lettering in black, with a sheet of brown kraft 18x11 cm., printed in red (a cross) and QEPD in black, pasted onto the front cover. Light wear on the spine and the edges. 2 out of 5 published numbers; extremely rare.(Detail see below).

TOGETHER WITH CONTINUATION: - HEXA’GONO. Nos. 1-13 (=all published). La Plata, Argentina, 1971-1975. In the original envelopes, as issued. (Comprising Nos. a, ab, ac, bc, bd, be, cd, ce, cf, de, df, dg, e). (Detail see below).

TOGETHER WITH CONTINUATION: - LIBRO INTERNACIONAL. International Book. Livre Internationale. (Director: Edgardo Antonio Vigo.), (La Plata –Argentina-), 1976-1980. 3 numbers (all published) In 4°. Loose leaves in poster stock folders, that of number 1 in blank and the two following stamped. Edition of 200 copies. Complete set.

Followed by: - NUESTRO LIBRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTAMPILLAS Y MATASELLOS. (Para) hacia una filatelia marginal creativa y paralela. (Our International Stamps. Cancelled Seals. (To) towards a marginal creative parallel philately). (Director: Edgardo Antonio Vigo) La Plata, (Argentina), 1979-1993.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 17 In 4°. Numbers 1-20, plus 2 “between numbers” and 2 “plaquetes” dedicated, respectively, to Julien Blaine and Harley Francis II. Complete set.

Loose leaves of texts, stamps and seals in carton portfolios illustrated with color woodcuts, seals, stamps, ribbons, and collages. The “between numbers” and plaquetes in a smaller forma (ab. half the size of the portfolios.

TOGETHER WITH: - An important group of 52 ARTIST BOOK PRODUCTIONS by Diagonal Cero Editions, mostly done by Vigo, detailed title list on rquest.

THE ENTIRE COLLECTION . IN VERY GOOD TO EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONDITION. EUR 70,000.00 Further details on request. Diagonal Cero is directed by Edgardo Antonio Vigo, the leading figure of the South American Concrete Art, Mail-Art and Concrete- and Visual Poetry movements, and great artist in wood-engraving. This is his periodical, finely produced in an innovative lay-out, using varying techniques for the illustrations (o.a. fold-outs, broadsides and colored paper) and frequently woodcuts. “Estamos en la DIAGONAL CERO, en el centro de la cuestion, observando a nuestros observadores, attrayendo y dejandonos atraer … Somos contradictorios … equivalente a libertad expresiva …” Alongside numerous contributions by the editor himself (many wood-engravings and most cover illustrations) we find a large array of other important contributors from all over South America, and elsewhere. Vigo was in contact with artists like Eugen Gomringer, Henri Chopin, Max Bense, Julien Blaine, Herman de Vries etc. In the first period, till number 19, the focus was on poetry and art by Argentinian and international authors and artists, as well as on the publication of the woodcut- collections. As of Number 20 (dedicado a la Nueva Poesia Platense) important elements of visual and experimental poetry were introduced, and started the diffusion of the work of the Movimiento Diagonal Cero experimental poetry group (Gancedo, Jorge de Luján Gutiérrez, Luiz Pazos Vigo and Carlos Ginsburg).

18 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 6370-18144.tif [#18144] EAU DE COLOGNE Nos. 1-3 (all published). Köln, 1985-1989. 40x26 cm., (No. 3: 30x24,5 cm.), stapled, 76pp, 84pp and 108pp. EUR 800.00 Monika Sprüth Galerie 1985-1989, Edited by Monika Sputh, Jutta Koether, Karen Marta, photography and illustrations in b/w and colour. Includes: Barbara Kruger, Annette Messager, Cindy Sherman, Susan Hiller, Ulrike Rosenbach, Nancy Spero, Meret Oppenheim, Rosemarie Trockel, Jenny Holzer, Dorine Mignot, Eva Meyer, Louise Bourgeois, Barbara Bloom, Hanne Darboven, Sophie Calle a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 19 14406-18886a.tif [#18886] EGOISTE. Revue de mode et de photographie. Numbers 0 and 1-17. Paris, 1977-2014. Original issues as published. (Together 29 physical issues as the last 6 arein 2 volumes each, and Number 3 is missing). Unbound,b/w printing on heavy white stock, 40x30cm. No. 0 mai 1977, No. 1 novembre 1977, No. 2 décembre 1977, No. 4 mai-juin 1979, No. 5 1982 (lacks 8 leaves,4 pages), No. 6 1982, No. 7 1983, No. 8 - Ava Gardner - 1984 No. 9 - Richard Avedon - 1985, No. 10 - Andy Warhol - 1987, No. 11 - Isabelle Adjani - 1989, No. 12 - Tome 1 : Yannick Noah - tome 2 : Glucksman - 1992, No. 13 - Tome 1: Uma Thurman - tome 2 : Le Cirque du Soleil - 1996 No. 14 - Tome 1: Gérard Depardieu- tome 2: Soeur Emmanuelle. No. 15- Tome 1: Natalia Vodianova- tome 2: Bernard-Henri Lévy. No. 16(2011)- Tome 1: Keira Knightly -tome 2: Jasmes Thierrée (small chip lower corner back cover,otherwise fine) No. 17 (2014) - Tome 1: Cate Blanchett- tome 2. Golsifteh Farahani EUR 4,000.00 Important photography journal on large size, luxuriously produced, very nicely printed on large paper (40 x 30 cm). Almost complete set (lacking only no 3). Very rare, in particular with the Zero number. Directrice Nicol Wisniak. Financed by advertising of the great brands of perfume, jewelry, watches and fashion. With the contribution of famous photographers (Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Bettina Rheims, etc.), on full page in black and white. With literary contributions by Marguerite Duras, Cioran, Françoise Sagan, William Styron, Jean d’Ormesson, Michel Tournier, Bernard-Henri Lévy, François Nourissier, etc. Nº 0 mai 77: Jean-Edern Hallier, Loulou Delauney, Olivier De Kersauzon, Éric Newton. de la Falaise, Matthieu Carriere, M. Rohmer, Maurice Rheims, Pascal Nº 9 RICHARD AVEDON, Helmut Cholodenko, Ph. Solliers, M. Lassance, J.- Greggory, Emanuel Ungaro, Pincemin, Newton, Françoise Sagan, David A. Leger, P. Eudeline, L. Catelli, Fr. Hardy, Marc Cholodenko, Alice Springs Hockney, Philip Johnson, Jrean S. Gainsbourg, C. Chatmet, B. Jacquot. Nº 6: Emile Aillaud, Ricardo Bofill - d’Ormesson, Bernard Frank, Michel Nº 1. novembre 77: Andy Warhol - Claire Bretecher, Roger Corbeau - Clio Tournier, Françoise Verny, Alive Springs, Regine, Francois Mitterand - G. Saint- Goldsmith, Roy Lichtenstein - André Catherine Deneuve, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Bris, Tan Giudiceli, Jean-Edern Hallier, Lwoff, Lisa Lyon - Andrzej Zulawski, Raïssa Garbatchev, Caroline Grimaldi, Serge Gainsborg. Abris anti-atomiques, Exposition Bernard-Henri Lévy, Jacques Chirac, Universelle 1989. Drew Barrymore, Philippe Grumbach. Nº 2. décember 77: Mick Jagger - Jodie Foster, Jorge-Luis Borges - G. St. Bris, Nº 7: Mikhaïl Baryshnokov, Caroline Nº 10: ANDY WARHOL, Federico Hubert de Givenchy, Yvette Horner - Grimaldi, Simone Veil, William Styron, Fellini, Liliane Bettencourt, Françoise Ingrid Caven, Philippe Sollers - Patrice Général Bigeard, Chalotte Rampling, Sagan, Helmut Newton, Chet Baker, Chereau. Angelo Rinaldi, Jean-Jaques Beineix, Gae Patrice Chéreau, Sigourney Weaver, Kark Aulenti, Elsa Schiapareli, Jean-Pierre Lagerfeld, Marguerite Duras, Jean- Nº 4 Mai-Juin 79: Jean-Paul Sarte, Edgar Changeux, Brassaï, Yves Saint Laurent, Paul Goude, Bettina Rheims, Brassaï, Faure, Joseph Losey, Gloria Swanson, Françoise Sagan. E.M. Cioran, Raymond Barre, Julian Helmut Newton, Madame Gres, Jean Schnabel, Richard Avedon, Yves Saint Verame, Tom Wolfe Nimen II, Madame Nº 8 AVA GARDNER, Norman Laurent, Jeanne Moreau, Robert Evans, Paulette. mailer, Margaret Thatcher, Ieoh Ming Ivo Pogorelich, Bernard-Henri Lévy, Pëi, Maurice Pialat, Valérie Kaprisky, Nº 5: Isabelle Adjani, Samuel Beckett, Bernard Frank, Betrand Poirot-Delpech, Caroline Gimaldi, Lawrence Durell, Inès Indire Gandhi, Arthur Rubinstein, Karl Philippe Grumbach. de la Fressange, Pina Bausch, Helmut Lagerfeld, Dalida, Gore Vidal, Sonia

20 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Nº 11: ISABELLA ADJANI, Marella Nakrosius, Bruna Nuytte, Marguerite Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Françoise Sagan, Agnelli, Richard Avedon, Milhaïl Duras, Oson Welles, André Glucksmann, André Glucksmann, Valérie Lemercier, Gorbatchev, David Lynch, Twyla Tharp, Richard Avedon, Peter Handke, Elie Le Cirque du Soleil, Stephanie Seymour, Guy Bourdin, Samuel Beckett, Francis Wiesel, Luc Bondy, François-Marie Diane von Fürstenberg, Botho Strauss, Bacon, Jorge Luis Borges, Françoise Banier, Jean Baudrillard, Bernard Frank, Luc Bondy, François-Marie Banier, Sagan, Bernard-Henri Lévy, Bernard Jean d’Ormesson, Françoise Sagan, Khalida Mesaoudi, Bettina Rheims, Frank, Angelo Rinaldi. Philippe Grumbach. Marguerite Duras, François Nourissier, Philippe Sollers, Bernard Frank, Patrick Nº 12 - Tome I: YANNICK NOAH, Nº 12 - Tome II: ANDRÉ et RAPHAËL Besson, Philippe Grumbach. Patrice Chéreau, Lady Di, Antoine GLUCKSMANN Nº 13 - Tome I: UMA Gallimard, Sylvie Guillem, Saul THURMAN, Richard Avedon, Sharon Nº 13 - Tome II: LE CIRQUE DU Steinberg, Stepahnie Seymour, Eimuntas Stone, Salman Rushdie, William Styron, SOLEIL

14015-18051.tif [#18051] EGOZINE Vol.1 no 1 and vol. 2 no 2 International Edition. Newby/Hollywood, CA, (later San Geronimo, CA). Summer 1975- 1976. 29,5x13cm., stapled, unpaginated. Offset printing on glossy paper, with numerous photographs. Number 1 is signed by Lambert, numbered 68/1000, with a partly burned play money bill attached to the back cover. It seems that a third issue was published in 1979, of which we have no further record. EUR 900.00 Edited by J. Lambert., with /P-ORRIDGE, Genesis (aka Neil Megson)/COSSEY Fanny Tutti (aka Christine).Vol. 1 Issue 1: The Cultural Camelion, Art Hoax, The Bon-Bon Era, Fashion: Fetish!, The Post Cultural Era. Vol. 2 Issue 2: L.A. art scene magazine, includes 3 pages on the famous 1976 COUM Transmissions performance at L.A.I.C.A. with photos and a note from Genesis and Cosey. Also a page contributed by the avant-garde Chicano conceptual/performance art group Asco and letters from Cavellini, Jerry Dreva and John J. Baylin. Genesis P-Orridge, born Neil Andrew Megson and later known as Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti born Christine Newby.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 21 14500-19204.tif [#19204] ENTR’ OPIUM. Künstlerzeitung Nos. 1- 8 (of 10 published). Kassel: Self published, 1987 - 1988. All diferent formats. Published in an edition of 50 copies each. EUR 1,600.00

No. 1. Large Quarto. Gudrun Emmert, Garry Fritsch, Martin 34 pages printed Gassner, Harald e. Hohmann, Andreas on different stock Kuhn, Rolf Lobeck, Brigitte Rathmann, - with original Gunnar Rosinke +Kirsten Uchman. contributions (paintings, walter No. 3. Small quarto, colors,photocopies, 60 pages, printed on Uchman, Joern Budesheim, Rolf Lobeck, collages, inserts etc.) different stock - with Harald Werner, Martin Gassner, Garry Original grey wrappers with pasted on original contributions Fritsch, Gunnar Rosinke. title, held together with 2 bolt screws. (paintings, walter Contributions by: Rolf Lobeck, Ottmar colors, photocopies, No. 5. Small quarto, 44 Kiefer; Gudrun Emmert, Gunnar collages, pasted inserts pages, with tipped in Rosinke; Joern Budesheim; Kirsten etc.). Blind stamped original blue rubber photograph, original Uchman, Thomas Bachler, Hartmut wrappers.Contributions by: Andreas drawings. Red printed Bepler, Martin Gassner, Thilo Mössner Kuhn, Gudrun Emmert, Thilo Mössner, wrappers. One of 50 +Harald Werner. Rolf Lobeck, Carolin Schneider, Otmar numbered copies. Kiefer, Gunnar Rosinke, Garry Fritsch, Contributions by: No. 2. Small quarto, Hartmut Bepler, Thomas Bachler, Joern Thomas Bachler, 60 pages, printed on Budesheim, Martin Gassner, Harald Hartmut Bepler, Joern Budesheim, different sotck - with Werner, Kirsten Uchman + Harald Gudrun Emmert, Garry Fritsch, Martin original contributions Hohmann. Gassner, Rolf Lobeck, Andreas Kuhn, (paintings, walter Thilo Mössner, Gunnar Rosinke + colors,photocopies, No. 4. Oblong octavo, 130 pages (offset). KirstenUchman. collages, pasted inserts Stapled, in original painted slipcase with etc.). Printed original light green pasted on title. No. 6. Folio, 78 pages, printed wrappers. Contributions by: Hartmut Bepler, on different stock - with original Contributions by: Thomas Bachler, Thomas Bachler, Andreas Kuhn, Harald contributions (paintings, walter Hartmut Bepler, Joern Bodesheim, Hohmann, Gudrun Emmert, Kirsten colors, photocopies,collages, inserts

22 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. etc. Photographic photocopies, wrappers with computer prints taped spine. collages, inserts Contributions by: etc. Printed stiff Thomas Bachler, wrappers with Hartmut Bepler, taped spine. Joern Budesheim, Contributions Gudrun Emmert, by: Martin Garry Fritsch, computer prints collages, inserts etc. Gassner, Martin Gassner, Harald E. Hohmann, Printed stiff wrappers with taped spine. Thomas Bachler, Joern Budesheim, Andreas Kuhn, Rolf Lobeck, Thilo Contributions by: Bachler, Bepler, Kirsten Uchman, Thilo Rössner, Andreas Rössner, Gunnar Rosinke, Waltraud Budesheim, Emmert, Gassner, Kuhn, Kuhn, Waltraud Schu, Harald Werner, Schu,Kirsten Uchman + Harald Werner. Lobeck, Rössner, Schu, Uchman, Werner, Harald E. Hohmann, Garry Fritsch, Wilka. Gunnar Rosinke. No. 7. Aufklarung als Unterhaltung. Jahrgang 2 1988. Oblong quarto, 74 No. 8. Effizienz und Faulheit. Jahrgang pages - with original contributions No. 2. Quarto, 54 pages - with original (paintings, walter colors, photocopies, contributions (paintings, walter colors,

7011-7558.tif [#19231] EVERGREEN (Nos. 1-31 publ. as: EVERGREEN REVIEW). Nos. 1-97 (last publ.). New York, 1957/58-1973, then No. 98 (last and all published), New York, Grove Press, 1984. Original illustrated wrappers; in-8 and in-4. A few corners and spines with faint creases or slight wear, but on the whole a fine set. Very rare complete. EUR 5,500.00

ADDED: A signed copy of Vol. 1 no 2 : San Francisco Scene 1957 Rosset, Barnet ( Editor ) Pictorial wrapper. UNIQUE copy of the most important Beat writing published prior to Kerouac’s ‘On The Road’. This ‘San Francisco Scene’ issue celebrates the epochal ‘Six Poets at Six Gallery’ reading, which turned several of the young poets, especially Allen Ginsberg with his reading of Howl (first appearance), into instant celebrities. Ferlinghetti offered to publish ‘Howl’ the next day. Signed by: Ferlinghetti, Michael McLure and Gary Snyder.

ADDED: A poster for Evergreen An original 44-1/2 inch high by 29-1/2 inch wide color poster illustrated with Sergei Ivanov’s May Day image advertising the counter-culture political periodical, the Evergreen Review. Circa 1967, the poster is illustrated with Ivanov’s image of a festive maiden in a sheer dress scattering roses over the heads of the massed proletariat. Cyrillic text is printed above the

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 23 periodical’s name “Evergreen” which is boldly printed across the top. The Cyrillic text is explained at the bottom as being a translation of the periodical’s slogan: “*In Russia it means Join the Underground”. This is boldly printed at bottom left next the request to “Demand Evergreen at your newsdealer” and an illustration of the magazine with the same cover image. There are several chips and short tears along the edges with a tiny piece out from the bottom left corner and a heavier crease to the top left corner.

The magazine of the Beat-Generation, edited by Barney Rosset, with contribs. by Henri Miller, L. Ginsberg, Albert. Camus, Jack Kerouac, Samuel Beckett, J.P. Sartre, Eugène Ionesco, Karl Jaspers, Tennessee Williams, Malcolm X, Vladimir Nabokov, Boris Pasternak, interviews with Bernadette Devlin (Women’s Lib and other topics), Fernando Arrabal, Ingmar Bergman. Several issues were banned, and sets are now hard to find.

14464-19072.tif [#19072] EYE Vol. 1 No. 1 - Vol. 4 No. 4, March 1968 - May 1969 (Together 15 issues, complete set). Includes the bonus items of the first 12 issues, last 3 did not have bonus items). Condition is vg to near fine, some issues have minute wear, but a pretty clean set, with only no 8 slightly waterstained. EUR 1,500.00 Eye Magazine was published by Hearst from 1968-1969: an interesting youth lifestyle / rock and roll magazine. Complete set (15 issues). The first 10 issues have posters intact, one is loose (with small paperloss). The 11th issue has the record present but loose, the 12th issue has the Spiderman comic book present (but loose). The last three issues don’t have any bonus items.

24 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Complete hard to find with all inserts present. “EYE magazine, where hipness met consumerism, was a brief candle amidst the flickering lights of the 1960s”. “An effort by the Hearst Corporation to cash on the exploding youth market in publishing: Glitz, glamour, and guys with money” EYE was well known for its high-quality inserts: *foldout posters of celebrities, a record, a comic book (Spiderman). Edited by Susan Szekely, Pete Hamill, Ed Sanders, Sally Wimmer, Michael Thomas, Charles Slack, John Gabree, Peter Swerdloff, Carig Karpel, Colin Bell, Lisa Wilson, Roy Novak, Al Ellenberg, Karla Kuskin, Nancy Weber, and others. Some features and names: Draft Women Now !, Psychedelic Color Poster, Jom Morrison, Mick Jasgger portrait poster, Jim Hendrix,Poster The Beatles, The Dylan Fgang, Tom Wolfe, John Lennen/Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Beach Boy, Candy Bergen, Steve McQueen, Rolling Stoness, Boy and the Pill, Dustin Hofman.

12160-13836.TIF [#15694] FACT: (Magazine). Complete set: Vol. 1 no 1-6 (Jan-Dec.1964), orig. wrps., fine. Vol. 2 no 1-6 (Jan-Dec. 1965), orig. wrps.; covers of no 3 slightly stained. else fine. Vol. 3 no 1-6 (Jan - Dec. 1966) orig wrps., fine. Vol. 4 nos. 1-4 (of 4) New York, 1967 (August). Orig. wrps., one front-cover stained. EUR 2,000.00

Edited by Ralph Ginzburg and Warren Boroson, libertarian journal, and important sixties publication. The magazine was notable for having been sued by Barry Goldwater over a 1964 issue entitled “The Unconscious of a Conservative: A special Issue on the Mind of Barry Goldwater”. In Goldwater v. Ginzburg, a federal jury awarded Goldwater $1 in compensatory damages and $75,000 in punitive damages, to punish Ginzburg and the magazine for being reckless. It put the magazine out of business. Cover designs by Herb Lubalin. Lubalin’s private studio gave him the freedom to take on any number of wide-ranging projects, from poster and magazine design to packaging and identity solutions. It was here that the designer became best known, particularly for his work with a succession of magazines published by Ralph Ginzburg: Eros, Fact, and Avant Garde. Contribs. by Arnold Toynbee (on the Vietnam war), Stokely Carmichael, a.o. Guest illustrators: Jim Spanfeller, Gerry Gersten, Chas B. Slackman, Etienne Delessert & Tom Huffman. Rare set. With the Marylin Monroe number. Vol. 4 no 4 (the important last one) substitled: An antidote to the timidity and corruption of the American press. Civil War: America is splitting in two. Contains the Poll by Fact with 30 wellknown Americans (Kazi n,Chayefsky,Ginsberg,Warhol,Hartford,Krassner,etc.; also Tuli Kupferberg “Divided we stand””, a letter from priosn(David Reed) etc.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 25 7239-7800.tif [#13328] GANDALF Nos.1-58. Amsterdam, 1964-1971. Orig. pict. wrappers, with nos. 1-2 and 4 in photoreprint. EUR 3,000.00 Dutch countercultural magazine, inspired by the Hippies, the sexual revolution and the Provo movement, published monthly, issues of ab. 50/60 pp. each, with numerous (provo-cative) photographs and ills., very typical for the sixties’ , edited by and with contribs. of: Peter Hamelink, Guus Dijkhuizen, S. Carmiggelt, J. v. Hattum, Jef Last, Heere Heeresma, D.H. van Proosdey (Dichterskring), J.W. Holsbergen, Ch.B. Timmer, R. Campert, Guus Vleugel, Bibeb, Willem, Michiel de Ruyter, J. Waasdorp, K. Soudijn, J. Wolkers, W. Noordhoek, Bertrand. Photos by F. Laufer, P. Boersma, E. v. Moerkerken, D. v.d. Klei, Peter Dicampo, Arn. Steenkamp. Erotic and prvocative photography, Ills. by Wolinski, Barbieri, Bertrand (erotic drawings) and many others.

14351-18767.tif [#18767] GHETTO ART Vol. 1 number 1, August 1987. Sun Valley, CA: Ghetto Art Magazine, 1987. Small folio (28cm); single sheet semi-glossy stock, offset printed in black and folded once vertically at center to create a 4pp zine; illus. A fresh fine copy. EUR 300.00 First issue of (reportedly) the first graffiti zine produced in Los Angeles, and certainly the best-known. First published in 1987, Ghetto Art ran for six issues under that title, prior to transitioning to a full-color format under the name Can Control. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs of illegal pieces and trains by some of the pioneers of graffiti in LA. First issue of (reportedly) the first graffiti zine produced in Los Angeles, and certainly the best- known. First published in 1987, Ghetto Art ran for six issues under that title, prior to transitioning to a full-color format under the name Can Control. Illustrated throughout with black and white photographs of illegal pieces and trains by some of the pioneers of graffiti in LA.

26 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12678-16705.tif [#19019] GNAOUA Number 1 (all published). Tangier (rather: Antwerp !). Spring 1964. Original pictorial wrappers (20 x 13 cm), 103 pages. Spine and back cover sunned, otherwise in perfect condition. EUR 500.00 Scarce Beat-journal published by Roger Binnemans (Ontwikkeling Antwerp), edited by Ira COHEN, with contribs. by William Burroughs, Ian Sommerville, Brion Gysin, Allen Ginsberg, M.McClure, J.Sheeper, Mohammes Ben Abdullah Yussufi, Tatiana. Signed (May 1964) by Jan vanderBorght, the host of Ira Cohen while in Antwerp.

7427-19097a.tif [#19097] HAPPENING NEWS The first number (of 6 published) mimeographed/photocopied in blue, in a very small edition, with original artwork stapled under plastic covers, produced and published in Antwerp September 1965 by Panamarenko, Hugo Heyrman, Wout Vercammen and occasionally Yoshio Nakajima, - (Blue issue): WHAT’S HAPPENING. 16 pages. 4to. Very rare. EUR 1,500.00 Published by Panamarenko and others from the Antwerp Happening Scene. According to the Bibliography included in Happening & Fluxus, Materialien, Koelnischer Kunstverein 1970, there were 6 issues published, nos. 3-6 under a different title (Milkyways).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 27 7482-17424E.tif [#19207] HEXA’GONO Nos. 1-13 (all published) ). La Plata, Argentina, 1971-1975. In the original envelopes, as issued. (Comprising Nos. a, ab, ac, bc, bd, be, cd, ce, cf, de, df, dg and e). Very light soilage to some of the issues, light wear to some edges and left lower corner of a few issues with a small dampstain, altogether however an excellent set of this fragile publication, internally fine. The per-final issue (12) has the attached banderolle “Auto-Censurado” attached Edited by Edgardo Antonio Vigo. and unopened. Visual-poetry and avant-garde EUR 10,000.00 publication from Argentina, the successor to DIAGONAL CERO which was published from 1962-1969 by Vigo. The numbering is done by letter combiation. Each envelope contains several (partly colored) prints, leaflets, pamphlets, collages; sometimes with punched holes. Visual poetry, conceptual art, political staments by (a.o.) Clemente Padin, Ginzburg, Edgardo A. Vigo (a.o.: comic-strip & “La Calle: escenario del arte actual); J.C. Romero, D. Higgins, K. Groh, J. Blaine, F. Vaccari, A. Alloatti, Pauline Smith. No. cd entitled ‘Arte Argentino de Vanguardia’.

28 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13168-16191.tif [#19134] HIDRA. Revista de Desenhos, Poemas, Ensaios. Numbers (Volumes) 1-2 (all published). - (1) Organização de E.M. Melo e Castro. ECMA, Porto, 1966. 72 pages plus 1 sheet folding to 3 unnumbered pages, in stiff beige carton (corners slightly bumped) with screenprinted (b/w) design on the frontcover. (34x 24,5 cm). (Empresa Grafica Feirense, Ltda, Vila da Feira). - (2) Lisboa, Organizaço de E. M. Melo e Castro, 1969. 9 leaves loose in folder.( 25 x 35 cm.) Handmade, edition of only 120 copies. EUR 2,200.00

Vol. 1: Graphic design and typography by Eduardo Calvet de Magelhaes, this collection brought together by Melo de Castro, with full- page illustrations by Manuel Baptista, Enrico Gonçalves, René Bértholo, António Areal, poetry and texts by A. Arago, G. Cruz, M.A. Menés, Helder de Macedo, J.Rui de Sousa, E.Gonçalves, M.T. Horta, F.Mourào-Ferreira, L.N. Jorge, R.M. Gonçalves, S. Tavares, A. Ramo Rosa, H. Helder, F. Hasse Pais Bramdào, Liberto Cruz and E.M.Melo de Castro (Mapa do Derto, 1962, a visual art poem printed over three pages as a fold- out in the back.

Vol. 2: Designed and compiled by E. M. De Melo e Castro. Original contributions by António Aragão: Faça o seu aviãro, Silvestre Pestana: Atómico Acto (red balloon, deflated), E. M. de Melo e Castro: Sintagrama, Mei Leandro de castro: Decomposição do nu, Liberto Cruz: PORTUGUÊS. Exercícios de fonética nº 5, José Alberto Marques: Texto matérico (painted matches on matchbook).

Rare complete set of the 2 volumes.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 29 14393-18861.tif [#18861] HYROGRAPHICS HYROGRAFIKS (HYROGRAPHICS) - AEROSOL ARTS MAGAZINE (MAY 1995). [London?]: S.i., 1995. Slim octavo; black and white laser printed wrappers, stapled; 16pp; illus. Light general wear, with a few faint creases. EUR 250.00 Edited by M. Brunt and R. Szczelkun. Only issue published in limited edition of Aerosol arts zine, produced by a two-man team who provided both the text and all 96 photographs. Contents include the work of more than 50 different artists, with at least 12 cities throughout England represented, together with hip-hop album reviews, coverage of the Bristol hip-hop scene, and a 2-page spread containing outlines. Cover art features a female character by the legendary Mode2. Not found in OCLC.

7663-14963.tif [#19220] INSOLATIONS. (Bernard Dufour, Bruno Roy). Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). Editions Fata Morgana (Bernard Dufour,Bruno Roy). Montpellier, 13 juin-9 décembre 1968. 4to; Loose sheets as issued in cardboard folders with ties.Labels on the upper covers (no3 relaid), fine. All three in excellent condition. Ills. Limited edition (130 copies for number 1, -200 copies for numbers 2 and 3), numbered and signed by the collaborators. The edges of all the sheets in all three volumes are just a little darkened, which is surely a normal phenomenon of the heliographic paper. EUR 4,800.00 ‘Insolation est un procédé héliographique de réproduction qui donne son titre à cette série d’ouvrages’.

30 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. - No. 1: ‘TOURMENTE’. Onze Poèmes de Michel Butor. Calligraphie, dessins et dactylographie: Pierre Alechinsky, Bernard Dufour, Jacques Herold.

- No. 2: ‘SORBONNE’. Contribs.: Jean Pierre Faye, Claude Ollier, Maurice Roche. Dessins: Bernard Dufour, Matta.

- No. 3: ‘LE SEUL MOT DE LIBERTÉ EST TOUT CE QUI M’EXALTE ENCORE’ (A. Breton, 1924). Contribs., calligraphie et dessins. Textes de Pierre Guyotat, Denis Roche, Romain Weingarten, Kateb Yacine; Dessins de Bernard Dufour, Ipousteguy, Wilfredo Lam, François Lunven. This volume with the bookplate of the English Surrealist John Lyle.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 31 13467-16915A.tif [#16915] INTERNATIONAL GRAFFITI TIMES. Nos. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10. New York, Intl.Graffiti Times, 1984. Varying sizes, broadsides folded into quarters, folded as issued. All in excellent condition. EUR 1,500.00 The first zine to focus on the art form of graffiti. Rare collection of 7 issues from the beginning. Printed on glossy stock, illustrated with b/w, photographs and collage. Edited by Phase 2 (aka Lonny Wood), who is generally credited to be the first writer to use the bubble style.

32 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 7742-15771A.tif [#19004] IRIS TIME. Unlimited. Directrice: Iris Clert. Numbers 1-46 (all published). Paris, 6 octobre 1962-avril 1975. In original parts as issued, each number 4 pages; quarto, b/w. EUR 4,500.00

A very rare complete collection of Iris Clert Gallery’s home- made magazine which reflects the spirit of the sixties as no other. Highlighting expositions in the Gallery of Arman, M. Henry, Chaissac, Bill Copley, Reinhardt, Marcel Barbeau, Pol Bury, Restany, Yves Klein, Duchamp, Geissler, etc. Feature articles like: ‘La grande quinzaine fiscale’, ‘Les suffragettes érotiques’, ‘Lancement de satellites sur le faubourg’, ‘Le spectacle de Pol Bury’, ‘Happy New Year from Van Hoeydoncks Space Boys’, ‘Les objets platoniques de Roy Adzak’, etc. Inclues “Special edition for U.S.A.”. Added: 3 invitattion for exhibition of J. Potin, B. Vansierandt Micro salon in collaboration with Galleria La Tartaruga in Roma.

14013-18049.tif [#18049] ISSUE NUMBER ONE Number 1 (all publ.). New York,NY,1967. 28x21,5 cm., stapled, unpaginated. Mimeograph. (light wear to the spine, back cover sunned). Side-stapled into photo-illustrated covers; [26]pp; illus. EUR 500.00 Only issue of this arts and poetry magazine, published and edited by Charles Rotenberg. The issue contains a special section on the poetry of Jackson Mac Low, with contributions by Diane Wakoski, Clayton Eshleman, Paris Flammonde, Robert Paton, and others. Illustrations throughout by Franklin Drake, Julie Wagner and Rotenberg.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 33 8027-8634B.tif [#19192] KAFT. (Originally published as KAF). Literair avant-garde tijdschrift. Nos. 1-16, incl. Nr. 12 1/2 (Index). Leiden, jan-feb. 1958- november 1963, and New series No. 1-3 (all?). All in the original illustrated wrappers (except no 1-2 without wrappers), a good clean set; of 20 numbers. Most wrappers beige with illustrations inside and outside in black, after no 9 coloured card, some printed in colour. Complete (or almost complete) set, quite rare. EUR 2,500.00 Founded by Herman Cohen Jehoram, with contributions by Rudi Fuchs, Paul Verhoeven, Kees Broos, Ben d’Armagnac, Peter Berger, Alex van Caspel, Rob Cassuto, Wim Hazeu, John Leefmans, Tromp Meesters, Laurens Vancrevel, Kees Holierhoek, Tjeerd Segaar, Pim de Vroomen, M.J.Koornstra (Reizende Bladen 67). Nr. 12 1/2 is the index to all issues. Illustrations by Paul Luning, Paul Verhoeven, Niek Biegman, Hans Locher, Rudi Fuchs (No.13).

12177-17323.tif [#17508] LONG HAIR Vol. 1 no. 1 (all publ). New York, 1965. Size (h/w): 20,2 x 16,3 cm. 80 pp. Original illustrated wrappers. EUR 350.00 Edited by Miles and Ted Berrigan. Contributions by Allen Ginsberg, Tuli Kupferberg, Jeff Nuttall, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Ted Berrigan, Ron Padgett, Michael Horovitz, Geoffrey Thurley, Gerard Malanga, Brian Patten a.o.

34 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8104-18321.tif [#18622] KULCHUR Nos. 1-20 (all publ.). New York, 1960-Winter 1965/66. Unbound, in original pictorial wrappers; slight wear on some issues, but altogether a very good set. With illustrations & photographs. From an edition between 500 and 1500 copies, thus are complete sets rather scarce. TOGETHER WITH: “Kulchur A New Quarterly “ Announcement Flyer Single sheet measuring . Flyer advertises a new magazine entitled KULCHUR, Diana Di Prima, Allen Ginsberg, William, Burroughs, and others, Rare first annoouncement flyer. - Also a example of an original mailing envelope - The roneortyped letter to subscribers that with no 2 publication will stop, reimbursement check included. EUR 3,000.00

Ed. by Marc Schleifer, later by Lita Hornick & Le Roi Jones and Frank O’Hara. Very important Beat-generation periodical, commenting also on art, jazz, cinema, theater etc.; With photographs and illustrations in the text. Contributors include Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Paul Bowles, Jack Kerouac, Charles Olson, Denise Levertov, Frank O’Hara, Robert Creeley, Gary Snyder, Nicholas Calas, Michael McClure a.o.; covers with work by Arthur Freed, Franz Kline, Larry Rivers, Kenneth Eisler, Joe Brainard, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol (+ a picture portfolio from his film “The Kiss” in no13 and Disaster series in no 17), Al Held, Robert Indiana. No. 4 a photograph of William Burroughs and Jack Kerouac in Paris ca.1955. Ills. Bruce Connor, Andy Warthol, Larry Rivers, Franz KleinRauschenberg, Larry Rivers, Leroy McLucas, Stephen Solosy a.o. - Announcement Flyer Single sheet measuring 5 1/4 x 7 1/2” high. Flyer advertises a new magazine entitled KULCHUR A New Quarterly featuring criticism and articles by Paul Bowles, William S. Burroughs et al plus poetry by Di Prima, Robert Nichols and Allen Ginsberg and drawings by Basil KIng. Undated, but from circa 1960. Fine condition. No. 13 (Andy Warhow from the movie Kiss) Ills. Bruce Connor, Anday Warthol, Larry Rivers, Franz Klein

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 35 8251-13337.TIF [#16551] LINEA SUD. Nuova rassegna d’arte e di cultura d’avanguardia. LINEA SUD. Nuova rassegna d’arte e di cultura d’avanguardia. Nos. 0,1,1 bis, 2, 3/4, 5/6. (all published). Napoli, Luca, 1963-1967. Original wrappers (tall narrow 4to; illustrated wrappers; first 2 issues on tabloïd size, folded twice, with light wear on the folds).

TOGETHER WITH: DOCUMENTO SUD Nos. 1-6 (all published). Napoli, n.d. (1959-1961). Size (h/w): 22,5 x 24,5 cm. Original pictorial wrappers EUR 5,000.00

Linea Sud Nos. 0 and 1 in tabloid size; Linea Sud No. 2: “PO IO RA MAspatolaballestrinimiccinigiulianiportapediomatticarregapignottimartinitolagiorgipersicobuenoscgiariluicapoole” No. 3/4: “NUO VERE ALTADE LLAPIT TURA ANA POLI”. Contribs.on Mimmo Paladino, Desidato, Morelli, Matarese, Rubino,Diodato. Linea Sud No. 5/6: Includes 2 loose inserted supplements with a poem by Ian Hamilton Finlay: ‘Nets’ (39 x 37,5 cm) & ‘Sails’ (59 x 37 cm), folded to fit the size of the issue.

With: Documento Sud: Directed by Luca Luigi Castellano, published by Edizioni Sud-Arte. Contributions by Andriani, Biasi, Jaguer, Goncalvez, P. Jorre de Saint Jorre, I. Michiels, E. Sanguinetti, F.T. Marinetti, F. Picabia, M. Persico, Toniato von Holten, a.o. Illustrations after Baj, Mesens, di Bello, Man Ray, Picabia, Biasi, Bertini, Kalinowski, Fahlstroem, Sant’Elia, Persico, a.o. Cover ills.: G. Biasi, M. Persico, G. Moreau.

36 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8509-18322a.tif [#18322] DE METRO. Satyrisch tijdschrift (subtitle changes) Complete collection of 35 issues published [comprising Nos. 1-34 plus extra Jan. 1945, Amsterdam, D.A.V.I.D., 15 Nov. 1944-29 Juni], as follows: - First year,nos. [1-3] illegally published with misleading numbering as Year 5 nos 7, 8, 9-12 (15 Nov. 1944-22 Nov. 1944) followed by: - Extra Nummer, 20 Jan.1945 and - Year 6 no. 1-3. Amsterdam, 19 Jan. 1945- 21 April 1945 continued as; - Year 6 (New Series Year 1, Eerste Daglicht Nummer [First legally published]) Nos. 7-14; Amsterdam, 10 Mei 1945 - 24 Aug. 1945 continued as: (Year. 2 ) Nos. 15-30 . 7 Sept. 1945- 6 Mei 1946 (from 30 issues published) continued as: ( Year 3) Nos 1-4. 10 Mei 1946 -29 Juni 1946 (4 issues published to the end of publication). Set in the original issues as published, some light foxing or occasional dampstains due to the newsprint paper, some edgewear, but in general a very good set in the original issues, unbound. ADDED: rare compilation book “Metro Mozaïek”. N.d., Uitgeverij David. With orig. wrapper (sl damaged). EUR 3,000.00

Extremely rare complete set. Edited by Jan-Gerhard and Marten Toonder. This rare satirical periodical published in The Netherlands during and immediately after the war, originated from the underground movement. Yr. 6 no. 1 was still illegally published and no. 7 (= Eerste daglicht- nummer) is the first “legal” issue, published after the liberation. Editor in chief was Jan Gerhard Toonder, and most important in Metro was the contribution of his brother Marten Toonder, with several full- page (and also smaller) politico-satirical drawings, satirizing the former underground-press, the internment politics, the military authorities, etc. Metro was founded in Oct. 1944 by J.C. Pellicaan and D.D.B. van Veen, both former collaborators of the illegal “Vrij Nederland”. To mislead the Germans but also “to irritate van Randwijk”, the first number published had the faked numbering Year 5 no. 7 (suggesting that it was founded even before “Vrij Nederland”.) Publication went on till Yr. 3 no. 4. Apart from M. Toonder we also find drawings by H.G. Kresse, Fiep Westendorp, H. Kabos, René Zwartjes, a.o.; other collaborators were J.G. Toonder, P. Beihuizen, Geert Lubberhuizen. DAVID stands for “De Algemene Vrije Illegale Drukkerij”. Winkel: 421. In total 35 issues were published. In the Index of the reprint another extra- number is included, which was never distributed officially, This is not included in the set offered. A few issues with small stamp “leesvereniging”.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 37 14378-18820.tif [#18820] MOUTH Nos. 1-7 (all publ.). Buffalo: Les Weischselbaum (1972). In stapled wrappers, excellent condition. EUR 400.00 Edited by Les Weischselbaum . With contributions by John Logan, David Ignatow, E.R. Baxter, Guy Beining, Kenneth Rexroth, John Perlman, David Meltzer a.o.; No. 5 is devoted to poetry by Vietnam veterans.

8803-9432a.tif [#9432] THE NEW MAGAZINE. Section of THE DAILY WORKER (till Dec. 12, 1925 entitled: SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT (of THE DAILY WORKER). Collection of 178 consecutive issues from Jan. 26, 1924 (=probably first issue) till October 15, 1927, including 2 special issues. Chicago, 1924-1927. Unbound, tabloïd, newsprint, in issues as published. With b/w illustrations, and photographs, and usually a large political cartoon on the first page. Newsprint paper,some ragged edges, light foxing, but relatively well preserved. EUR 1,800.00 A very good run of the supplements to America’s communist newspaper; only 20 scattered issues lack in the period offered between Jan. 1924 and Oct. 15, 1927. Issues of 8 pp. each. Edited by Robert Minor and Alex Bittelman. Contribs. include: Moissaye J. Olgin, T.J.O/ Flaherty, Ruth Fisher, William F. Dunne, L. Trotzky, Karl Radek, Alex Bolgar, Ernst Thaelmann, John

38 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Pepper; a lead-article on John Reed in the final issue, also on Sacco and Vanzetti and KuKluxKlan (edges somewhat torn of thisissue). Special issues on the 5th Anniversary of the Communist International & The Teapot Special. Illustrations and satirical drawings and political cartoons by Wm. Gropper, Robert Minor, Fred Ellis, Georg Grosz, Hay Bates, Maurice Becker, A.Z. Pollack, Hugo Beller a.o.

12534-14643.tif [#15078] THE NEW REVIEW. An international notebook for the arts. Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). January 1931 through April 1932. Small quarto. Printed wrappers (in good condition, except for no 4, which has some wear and detached covers). EUR 1,000.00 Edited by Samuel Putnam (and later with co-editor Peter Neagoe). Associate editors Ezra Pound, Richard Thoma and many contributing editors. One of the most important of the expatriate periodicals. Contributions by Cocteau, Bodenheim, Reavey, Eberhart, Pound, Pasternak, Antheil, Thoma, Hiler, Zukofsky, Alberti, McGreevey, Shapiro (Sanford), Brassai, Farrell, Unamuno, Mangan, Biely, Miller, Arp, Carnevali, Beckett, Marinetti, McAlmon, Turbyfill, Bunting, Cunard, Vail, Boyle, Rexroth, Fearing, Macleod, etc. No. 4 in second printing (special theme: “Machines”) has contributions by Apollinaire, Marinetti. Prints Samuel Beckett’s sixty-nine line poem, “Text”

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 39 13300-16544A.tif [#16544] NO NEWS (CONTINUATION OF : ZEITSCHRIFT FUER TIEGEL UND TUMULT -NO NEWS Numbers 1-25 (all under this title). Kassel, 1986-1992. Continued as: NO NEWS. Numbers 26-40 and 1 ‘Extra-gabe’ (together 41 vols, all and last published). Kassel, 1992-1998. In a great variety of presentations, originally in folders, lateron becoming an object periodical, with various ready-mades, objects and supplements. From an edition of originally 150 copies reduced to 60 or 75 for ‘No News’. EUR 8,000.00

Edited by J. O. Olbrich and W. Luth. Each number/volume of this periodical was realised in cooperation with an artist, e.g.: Hainke, Stake, van Scooten, Jappe, Williams, Heckert, Heidsieck, Arts, Noel, Monro, Schnyder, Baroni, Norros, McLean, Koch, Resch, Böhmler, Die Zwei, Selg, Rindlichs bacher, Andryczuk, Ay-O, Dahn, Figueiredo, Franzobel, Hildebrandt, Spoerri and others. The numbers 16 and 25 with signed contributions by various artists. Detailed list of artists and contents of the issues on request.

40 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8858-9488.tif [#9488] THE NOBLE SAVAGE. A Meridian Periodical. Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). New York, 1960-1962. Original pictorial wrappers (very good condition, with only light soilage to cover of no 5) EUR 350.00 Edited by Saul Bellow, Keith Botsford, Jack Ludwig, Aaron Asher. Contribs incl.: J. Berryman, R. Ellison, H. Gold, Arthur Miller, Wr. Morris, H. Swados, J. Feiffer, D.H. Lawrence, N. Algren, L. Simpson, etc. Covers designed by Elaine Lustig.

14453-19046a.tif [#19046] OCULIST WITNESSES Nos. 1-3 (all published). Dorchester, MA: Other Publications, 1975-6. 4to. First two issues mimeographed; third issue photocopied. Stapled in illustrated covers. EUR 600.00 Edited by Alan Davies. Complete set of this little magazine of experimental poetry. A short manifesto in the first issue outlined the magazine’s goal, which was to print several poems by each poet alongside other writings, such as letters or criticism. The quality of the contributors and the submissions was very high. Issue one features a great self-referential and visually punning cover by George Schneeman. The scarce second issue features a great drawing by Joe Brainard, who also contributes four short stories to the issue. Other contributors to the first two issues include John Wieners, Fielding Dawson, Gerard Malanga, Lewis Warsh, Aram Saroyan, Bernadette Mayers et al. The final

issue inaugurates a shift towards the language tendency, including Ron Silliman’s “OF NOTE CONCERNING THE CURRENT STATUS OF aRb” and foreshadows the editor’s little magazine A Hundred Posters, which would become one of the seminal publications of the Language Poets. Some scattered foxing and spots soiling, still very good.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 41 14469-19133a.tif [#19133] OFF THE WALL. The Newsletter/Journal about Events, Posters & The Arts of Happenings.

Numbers 1-9 (all publ.), The Poster Project Ltd. 1991/1995. First six issues broadsheet, folded twice; last three tabloid, folded once. Each 8pp.-24pp. Color offset. Signed by W. Wilson on the first issue. In perfect condition. EUR 1,200.00 The Journal of Rock Art, Poetry and Creative Thought. The first journal devoted to the psychedelic poster artists: Wes Wilson, Eric King, Jacaeber Kastor, Walter Medeiros, Ben Edmonds, John Platt, Dick Wentworth, Paul Getchell and Paul Grushkin and others.. (No 1 signed by Wilson).

13952-17895.tif [#17895] DE OPSTOOT No. Nul (zero) - 12 (13 issues). January - 28 July 1982. Published by Coöperative Vereniging De Opstoot u.a., Amsterdam. Newsprint, folded once. 12 - 16 pp per issue. EUR 700.00 Dutch - Belgian satirical fortnightly publication edited by Lex van Almelo, Jos Collingnon and Hans van Laarhoven. Contributions by Werry Crone, Theodoor Holman, Harrie Jekkers, Kamagurka, Pierre Kartner, Koos Meinderts, Len Munnik, Willem, Max Koot, Willem van Manen and many others. With illustrations. Rare complete with the zero number.

42 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12721-15322.tif [#17813] OTHER SCENES (JOHN WILCOCK’S OTHER SCENES). The International Newspaper

-A major collection of 48 issues, from the start in 1967 till 1971 [Years 1-5] with erratic and often false or misleading numbering. EUR 15,000.00

Our description follows the publication dates and we offer as follows: - [First year]: Vol. 1 no 1, Vol. 1 no 2 (frayed along the edges), Vol. 1 no 3 (frayed along the edges), Vol. 1 no 4, Vol. 1 no 6 , Followed by an undated issue: “Free issue June 1967”, ( this copy repaired with tape) Vol. 1 no 7 (bad condition) Vol. 1 no 9, Vol.1 no 10, OZ ISSUE , Vol. 1 no 11 (paperspotted), Vol. 1 no 12, Vol. 1 no 13 (this entitled “Shinjuku Sutra”, in 2 versions, also Shinjuku Sutra # 2); - Followed by an unnumbered issue dated January 1968 (published in Los Angeles). - [Second year]: First issue (of Other Scenes & The New York Seer), March 1968; Second issue, May 1968; (Vol. 2 no. 3), June 1968, (Vol. 2 no. 4 = VENICE BIENNALE), July 1968; (Vol. 2 no. 5) August 1968; - Followed by two unnumbered issues, both dated September 1968 with different content;

- Then continued as: (Vol.1, error 1969 (cover damaged); Vol. 3 no. 7, 1970;. 4th year no 5, May 1970 Vol. 4 should be) Vol. 2 no. 6, September June 15-30, 1969; Vol. 3 no. 8, July no 8, October 1970; 1968; (Vol.1, error should be) Vol. 2 1-14, 1969; Vol. 3 no. 10, August 1, - [Fifth year]: Vol. 5 no. 1, Spring no. 7, October 1968; (Vol.1, error 1969; Vol. 3 no. 11, August 15, 1969 1971; Vol. 5 no 3, Fall 1971 With: - should be) Vol. 2 no. 8, November (including the Summer Rerun Special issue dated June 22-30 1968; (Vol.1, error should be) Vol. 2 Section); Vol. 3 no. 12, September 1, (1969?), most of which consists of no. 9, December 1969; Special 1969 (pencil on the cover); Vol. 3 no. blank pages; details in Centerfold Digest Issue Oct-Dec 1968; (Vol. 1, 14, Sept.30; Vol. 3 no. 15, October 15; (= The Do It Yourself Newspaper error should be Vol. 2 no. 10, Vol. 3 no. 16 (misnumbered, =17), Contest); - A Nation of Gamblers January 1969. December 1969 (spine damage); issue [not dated] (bad condition); Vol. 3 no. 18, Christmas 1969 (light - [Third year]: 3rd year no. 2, damage); - An unnumbered issue published February 1969; 3rd year no. 4, April 1969 incplt; Special Digest Issue, - [Fourth year]: 4th year no. 2, in the UK dated Sept. 1973. May 1969; 3rd year no. 6, June 1-14, February 1970; 4th year no. 4, April

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 43 John Wilcock’s Other Scenes, ostensibly a fortnightly Johnson, John Byan, John Lennon and the Peace Campaign, gazette, appears 20 times a year (but appearance is not Cathe Cozzi (collages), Billy Name, Irwin Goldstein, etc. ; 1967 necessarily always in the same format or can be in another no 2: Poem for Warner Stringfellow by John Sinclair; nice manifestation). “ Wilcock was one of the pioneer-founders photocomposition on frontpage; 1967 no. 3 with compositions of the Underground press and closely connected to Andy of photographs of beat bands,by Derek Taylor; letter from Warhol. He was also the first printer of Andy Warhol’s jail; 1967 Newsletter: Love-In Inventory; L.A. Weekend Interview. Other Scenes was his own publication. It with Andy Warhol; 1967 no.4 Underground Press Syndicate emerged from a column by that name (which Wilcock Members First Meeting; photographs of Tuli Kupferbarg, Art wrote for the East Village Other) to a full-scale paper about Kunkin (selling prototype of L.A.Free Press). 1967 no 6: Jean the international underground scene. Amongst the very Jacques Lebel, Claes Oldenburg, Simon Vinkenoog. 1967 no.11 numerous and varied contributions (a mix of original work is printed in green, on larger size; unfolded it has a poster and contributions by the network of correspondents quoting “Tanea”on the backside; deals with the regime in Greece and from the international underground press) we find Ed Ruscha censorship. 1967 no. 13 was published in Tokyo, December, (logo’s for nos. 4 and Newsletter 4). J.J. Lebel, Claes Oldenburg produced in conjunction with SHINJUKU-SUTRA, Japan’s (Juxtapositions,1 no 8), Simon Vinkenoog (Amsterdam first underground paper (printed on better paper, 24 pages). City on the Make), Simon Watson Taylor, Geldzaher (a.o. Martin Cohen on “Vinyl” (first Andy Warhol film shown in on Warhol), Bill Beckman, David Widgery, Nad Freedland, Japan; New Face of Buddha by Schecter; poem by Mikhai Robert Wolf, Alan Kaprow, Rosemary and Tim Leary, Billy Kashmarin, Haneda Riot, Karmiol with photographs of Name, Shunk-Kender (photography), Tuli Kupferberg, Pete Nichigeki, and other Japanese underground issues). 2 no 4 is Young, Les Levine, Ania Steckel (Photography). Pictorials by Venice Biennale Edition (Wallace Berman,Yoko Ono, Kaprow, Norman Rubington (drawings reminiscent to Max Ernst), Nam June Paik, Christo, Ruscha), 3 no 5 has supplement Tony Azuth, Gerard Malanga, Mazaro Nahoki, Gilbert Skelton, Underground Cinema Eroticism and Visual Poetry Denis-Lebois-Quarez, Chis Pelletier, Sine, John Bruce Walker, Supplement (Warhol, Brakhage), etc. John Webster, Allen Katzman, Neil Phillips, Bill Hughes, Ray

44 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 9065-19137A.tif [#19137] OU - CINQUIEME SAISON (partly in DE-LUXE edition) A magnificent collection of the periodical OU, comprising Numbers 1-44 (in 32 physical units, as some were double or triple issues), founded and published by HENRI CHOPIN from 1958 till 1974, plus the concluding number 45 published in Bourges, 1979. This is the most important collection of Concrete and Visual Poetry ever published.

Detailed as follows: - CINQUIEME SAISON: Nos. 1-19. Paris, printemps 1958 - automne 1963. Original illustrated wrappers, 8vo, later sq. 8vo.; fine; complete with the gramophone record belonging to no 14/15. Together with All three Supplements 20 Octobre 1961, 20 Janvier 1962, 3 Mai 1963 (signification de l’art) -OU: Nos. 20-44 (= last published). Sceaux (France), from no 34 Ingatestone (Essex,Great Britain. 1964 - 1974. In the original illustrated and decorated wrappers and portfolios. THE NUMBERS 20/21, 22, 23/24, 25, 26/27, 33, 36/37 are in the DE-LUXE EDITION and no. 34 is one of the lettered edition B-J. - and additional :13 letters and a postcard from Gianni Bertini to Chopin, dating 1974/75/76 concerning their works and collaboration. “Cinquième Saison” was at first edited Raymond Syte, after the first 2 numbers it was taken over by Henri Chopin and continued under his editorship. With contributions by Chopin, Syte (under various pseudonyms), Michel Seuphor, Pierre-Albert Birot, Guillevic, Jean Follain, Luc Estang, Saint-Helm, Jacques Spacagna, Bernard Heidsieck, Paul de Vree, Ime Pan, V. Feyder, M. Cahn, Arthur Petronio, etcetera. Artistical contributions by: Bertini, Key Sato, Chavignier, Paul Arma, Hundertwasser etc.

• No. 1 (printemps 1958): Directeur: Raymond Syte, • No. 5 (été 1959): Chopin Piece politique, Claude with Chopin (Petites Suites). Pelieu, Gaston Puel. (This issue now missing) • No. 2 (aout 1958): with Chopin (Vouloir) and • No. 6 (Automne 1959) contains Poème-concret ‘La Jacques Spacagna (Peu pressés). Peur’ pour trois voix et bandes magnétiques. • No. 3 (décembre 1958, entitled ‘La Poésie Jazzante’) • No. 7 (hiver 1959/60): Chopin adds Arthur Pétronio contains Chopin’s first ‘audio-poème’ (La Pêche). and Pierre-Albert Birot. • No. 4 (mars 1959) Henri Chopin becomes the sole • No. 8 (printemps 1960): ‘Poésie ouverte’ . responsible editor-in-chief. On white paper, • No. 9 (été 1960): the number of pages doubles; for untrimmed. lack of money Chopin published this and the next

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 45 issue with cooperative support from his authors • No. 16 (automne 1962): Cover by Key Sato & H. “Au plus près 1”. Chopin, reproducing works of various Japanese • No. 10 (automne 1960): “Au plus près 2”. First issue artist (Numéro franco-japonais). Stamp of Petronio. to contain illustrations (Rousselot, Pierre-Albert • No. 17 (hiver 1962-63): Cover by Chavignier. Birot, Edmond Humeau, Sain Helm, Michel ‘Numéro d’échange entre la Belgique et la France’. Seuphor, Ernest Haumesser). Monogram of Arthur WithMonogram of Artur Petronio Petronio. • No. 18 (printemps 1963): Cover by Léo Breuer. • No. 11 (printemps 1961): Contains Jean-Jacques Dessins et textes de Gaston Chaissac; Michel Lévêque: Labyrinthe. Mythologie personelle. With Seuphor: L’éphémère est éternel (written and with illustration by Hundertwasser; (Covers of nos. 11-13 stage settings by Piet Mondrian in 1926); etc. and supplements designed by Ernest Haumesser). • No. 19 (été/automne 1963): Cover by S. Rodillon. • No. 12 (été 1961): first issue with collaboration by Contributions by Paul de Vree, Jean Arp Smadja; nos 11 & 12 contain first publications of Sol (unpublished poem ‘Motus Motus’). De nouvelle Air. dimensions sonores et visuelles (Hansjorg Gisiger; • No. 13 (automne/hiver 1961): Chopin ‘Sur-dada 1961’. Tjerk Wicky/Luc Peire: Filme Pêche de Nuit; M. Luc Peire, composition graphique. Arnould, etc. Monogram of Arthur Petronio, also • No. 14/15 (printemps/été 1962): enlarged size (19 x inside. 19 cm), cover by Luc Peire & Henri Chopin. Article by Chopin, Lovano and Seuphor: ‘Introduction sur Together with: - Supplément (1) 20 oct. 1961: les arts nouveaux’. The first number to be published Poèmes-objets. - Supplément (2) 20 janvier 1962: with a gramophone record (‘Flutes de sang’ by G. Poésie objective. Exposition ‘Galerie La Jeune Murail & ‘Mélismes’ by M. Delannoy). Parque, Lyon’ de J.J. Lévêque, G. Guillot, H. Chopin, J. Pérol.- and the very rare Supplement: Signification de l’art du xx.es. Mai 1962, by Seuphor and Chopin.

From here onward with change of name: OU Nos. 20-44. Sceaux/later Ingatestone. 1964-1974, partly in DE-LUXE with many additional supplements, as detailed below, and the No. 45 (last published) which is a reprospective published in Bourges,1979.

• n°20/21. 1964 : DE-LUXE. Couverture originale de OU au pochoir. Contributions de Berni, Sharkey, Gianni Bertini. Dim : 27 x 27 cm. 1/10 exempl. de Furnival, Altmann, Houédard, Heidsieck, F. luxe une gravure originale de Guitet (signée) et un St.-Thibault, Chopin, Burka, Morgan, Pelieu, Finlay, bois de Bertini (signé) dans un étui-chemise gris. Haussman. Joint : Bulletin de sousciption Contributions de Bertini, Guitet, Gysin, Dupuy, • n°23/24 . 1965 : DE-LUXE. Couverture originale de Janicot, Berthier. Inclu un disque 33 tours : face A : Kosice. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/10 exempl. de luxe : Etui Heisieck Poème-partition et Gysin I am, contenant l’exempl. + une suite contenant un Machine-Poem, face B : Gysin Machine-Poem et photomontage original de Kocise et une Chopin Vibrespace Audio Poème. De plus : - lithographie signée de Rotella. Contributions de l’exempl. est signé par Chopin - Gysin et Heidsieck Man Ray (Rayograph), Bertini, J-L. Philippe, sour leur nom au colophon. - l’exempl. est dédicacé Rochber Gybduf (lire : ROtella, CHopin, BERtini, au libraire et éditeur Jean Petithory par Bertini avec GYsin, B. heidsieck, DUFrêne), P.A. Gette, B. un jeu de mots sur OU. Joint : Bulletin de Heidsieck. Recueil (19 x 19 cm, 16 pp) : souscription - n°22. s.l.n.d. [1964]: DE-LUXE. contributions de Caniaris, P. Clerc, P. de Vree, G. Couverture originale de Paul-Armand Gette. Dim : Foreau, Janicot, Lattanzi, Rotella. Disque 33 tours 27 x 27 cm 1/10 exempl. de luxe sur Arches avec une (25 cm), Face A : Dufrêne Crirythmes 1958 et 1964, lithographie originale de Gette et une gravure Rotella 7 Poèmes phonétiques 1949 à 1963, originale de Berni dans un étui toile où est inscrit Heidsieck Poème-partition “J” 1963, face B :

46 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Heidsieck Le Quatrième Plan 1963, Brion Gysin 3 Altmann et une sérigraphie de Furnival. Permutations 1960, Chopin Audio-poème “l’energie Contributions de Edmund Alleyn, Roberto du sommeil” 1965. Altmann, Serge Béguier, Bertini, Jan Burka, Henri Chopin, John Furnival, Ilse et Pierre Garnier, Hirsal Grögereva, Jiri Kolar, Kosice, Hansjörg Mayer, Rancillac, C. Frederick, Reutersward, Rotella, Ben. Disque 45 tours (17 cm) face A : Raoul Hausmann Poèmes phonétiques 1918, Face B : Bernard Heidsieck Poèmes-partitions 65, Chopin Audio-poèmes 1962 et 1963. • n°28/29. 1966 : Couverture originale illustrée de Henri Chopin. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/475 exempl. numérotés. Contributions de François Dufrêne, Spacagna, Julien Blaine, Cozette De Charmoy, Melo e Castro (Objet poématique, Chopin raconte que l’artiste est venu les apporter lui-même pour éviter la censure), Adriano Spatola, Yaacov Agam, Alain Arias-Misson, Fr. Saint-Thibault, Laura Sheleen, Jean Boudet, F. Dufrêne, Paul de Vree. Disque 33 tours (25 cm), face A : Dufrêne 12’35. Kocise: Original Photomontage No. 23/24 triptycrirythme 1966 et Paul de Vree veronika 1953, Face B : Paul de Vree Ogenblik 1948, Kleine Caroli • n°25 . 1965 : DE-LUXE. Couverture illustrée (auteur 1963, Vertigo Gli 1963, Een Roos a Rose 1964 et anonyme). Dim : 26 x 27 cm 1/10 exempl. de luxe Chopin Sol Air, ballet des espaces 1961. avec une lithographie originale de Chopin et une • n°30-31. 1967 : Couverture originale de Ben Vautier. néo-gravure en relief de Krasno dans un étui toile. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/475 exempl. numérotés. 9 Ce numéro a été réalisé à l’occasion des Scéances de poèmes + 1 badge poétique de Yaacov Agam, 1 Poésies de la Quatrième Bienale de Paris. dépliant-relief-objet de John Furnival (signé et daté Contributions de Dufrêne, Ian Hamilton Finlay, 1967), 1 dessin d’ Aude Jessemin, 1 graphie de Luc Jean-J. Lévêque, Gabriel Paris, Dora Feilane, Peire, 2 poèmes futuristes polonais d’Anatol Stern, 1 Chopin, Serge Béguier, Bertini, Fr. Saint-Thibault, poème graphique 2 couleurs de Luigi Ferro. + joint Laura Sheleen, John Giorno, Brion Gysin, Heidsieck, le bulletin de souscription. Disque 33 tours (25 cm) Les Aëlys, P.A. Gette, Alain Jouffroy, Jean-Clarence de Chopin Le corps, 22’ pour Vivre pour vivre II, Lambert, Rodolfo Krasno. 1957, enregistrement exclusivement vocal 1966. • n°26/27. 1965 : DE-LUXE. Couverture originale • n°32. 1967 6 pages agrafées publiées à l’occasion de illustrée de Burka. Dim : 27 x 27 cm Le homard l’exposition Lumière et Mouvement, de Dufrêne, Cosmographique. 1/10 exempl. de luxe dans un étui Chopin et Wolman au Musée d’Art Moderne de la in 4 oblong sur lequel est collé une empreinte- Ville de Paris. Dim : 21 x 27 cm Textes La Guerre - deux périodes de Blaine, Chopin et Muller, Crirythme en six de Dufrêne (correction manuscrite de Chopin), La Mégapneumie de Wolman. • n°33. 1968 : DE-LUXE. Couverture originale de Bernard Aubertin. Dim : 19,5 x 19 cm. 36 pages. 1/10 exempl. de luxe sur Arches avec un dessous d’affiche de Dufrêsne, un collage d’Heidsieck, un poème graphique (dactylopoème) de Chopin, un Beguier: Empreinte-Photomontage No. 26/27 scotch de Wolman dans une boite de toile noire. Contributions de Albert Birot La Grande Vie, Jean photo de Béguier et contenant le n° sur Arches + la Claude Moineau Manifeste significations, Henri suite comprenant une aquatinte de Roberto Chopin Lettre ouverte aux musiciens aphones.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 47 Disque 45 tours (17 cm), face • n°36/37. 1970 : DE-LUXE. Couverture originale en A: B. Heidsieck : Biopsie V 66, plastique rouge de Gianni Bertini Dim : 27 x 27 cm Quel Age Avez-Vous?, 1/10 exempl. de luxe avec une sculpture magnétique Dufrêne: Crirythme 67 Dédié de Alice Hutchins et un chapeau sonore de Anna à H. Chopin, face B: Gil J. Lockwood conservé dans une boite de toile rouge Wolman: Mégapneumes 67, La avec une fenêtre laissant apparaitre un sein de la Mémoire, Chopin: Audio- couverture sculpture de G. Bertini. De plus, les poème 67, le Ventre de Bertini. posters de Neuhuys, Moineau et Chopin sont sur Joint: Bulletin de souscription papier de luxe. Contributions de Raoul Hausmann, Novak, Stefan Themerson, A. Hutchins, A. Lockwood, Tom Phillips, Paul Neuhuys, Moineau, Matusow, R. Hausmann, Paul de Vree, H. Chopin, Michel Seuphor, Brigitte Chopin (fille d’Henri). Wolman: Scotch No. 33 Disque 33 tours (25 cm), face A : Ladislas Novak La stucture phonétique de la langue tchèque 1969, Hugh Davies Shozyg 1 & 2, , face B : Sten Hanson Don’t hesitate do it, do it right now - The glorious desertion 1969, Chopin Les grenouilles d’Aristophane 1967, Heidsieck Ravaillac, tu connais? 1969.

Chopin: Dactylopoème original No. 33

• n°34/35. 1969 : Edition 1/10. Couverture originale cartonnée rouge estampée à froid de Gisiger. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/10 exempl numérotés de B à J dans un étui de toile rouge avec en plus une gravure estampée à froid de Gisiger signée, l’offset de Alice Hutchins: Sculpture magnétique No. 36/37 Balch-Burroughs-Gysin-Sommerville signé par Chopin et mis à part l’offset de Balch-Burroughs- Gysin-Sommerville et le poster de Degottex, tous les posters sont sur papier de luxe. Contributions de Balch, Burroughs, Gysin, Chopin, Bob Cobbing, P.A. Gette (affiche 68 Le mur - the wall, sur papier fort), Degottex (affiche en sérigraphie Il faut du noir pour sortir du rouge), Hugh Davies,Gomez de Liano, M. Seuphor. Disque 33 tours (25 cm), face A: Dufrêne Haut-satur 1967, face B: Bob Cobbing Marvo movie natter 1968, Spontaneous Appealinair Contemprate Apollinaire 1968, Chopin : Mes bronches 1966. Exempl. dédicacé et signé par Chopin. Joint : Bulletin de souscription Anna Lockwood: Chapeau sonore No. 36/37

48 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. • n°38/39. 1971 : Couverture originale de Henri • n°42/43/44. 1974 : Couverture originale de Axel Chopin. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/475 exempl. Knipschild. Dim : 27 x 27 cm 1/10 exempl. de luxe Contributions de Chopin (Affiche en sérigraphie avec un collage de Maccheroni (Sens interdits) et la sur un texte de Burroughs - Affiche en sérigraphie suite de Tom Phillips sur beau papier signée et sur un texte de Phases), Cahn, Cozette de Charmoy, numérotée + objet en bois sur lequel est inscrit OU Jean Degottex (Affiche en sérigraphie Feu la n°42/43/44 signé par Chopin le tout dans un étui culture), Gisiger, Raoul Hausmann, Marcel Janco, de toile rouge. Contributions M. Corfou, T. Phillips, Marcel Mariën, Richard Orton. Disque 33 tours (25 M. Janco, A. Lora-Totino, Chopin, N. Zurbrugg, Jo cm), face A, Chopin : le rire est debout 1969, B.E. Verbrugghen, Henri Maccheron(affiche signée), R. Johnson : (Among) II, 1970. Face B, Hanson : Aaron et l’Association. Le fac-similé de la lettre de Railroad poem et Révolution 1970, J. Bekaert : The Roussel annoncé au colophon n’est jamais paru day after 1969. dans aucun des tirages. Disque 33 tours (25 cm), • n°40/41. 1972 : Couverture originale de plastique face A : W. Burroughs Reading 1965, Ake Hodell noire de Hansjörg Gisiger (Portrait d’Ernest). Dim : Numro Ba Besch, 1970, face B : Amirkhanian Each 27 x 27 cm 1/475 exempl. numérotés. Contributions ‘LL 1971, Novak Two poems 1958-62, Rimbaud Le de Lacasse, Gerz, Hutchins, Themerson, Norguet, C. Vrai Sonnet des Voyelles, Chopin Les mandibules de Charmoy, Chopin. Disque 33 tours (25 cm), face du “Déjeuner sur l’herbe” 1971. Exempl. dédicacé au A : da Silva Audio-poem 1971, William Burroughs libraire et éditeur Jean Petithory. Joint : 5 Valentine Day Reading 1965, face B : Brion Gysin sérigraphies de différentes tailles de Tom Phillips Poems 1960-62, Heidsieck Passe-Partout no 4 1970, signées et dédicacées à Henri Chopin. Chopin Le soleil est mécanique. La couverture est un peu défraichie. EUR 40,000.00

Maccheroni: Sens interdit No. 42/43/44 Tom Philips: sérigraphie No. 42/43/44

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 49 9080-9728.tif [#16386] THE OUTSIDER Nos. 1-4/5 (five numbers in four issues, first three in original wrappers ,Numbers 4/5, “The Patchen issue”: stiff decorated wrappers). All published. New Orleans/Tuscon, 1961-1969. (With a few additions as described below). EUR 1,000.00 Edited and hand-printed by Lou & Jon Webb. Complete run of this important magazine of art and literature from the Loujon Press. (Volume 1, numbers 1, 2, 3, and volume 2, numbers 4/5, complete in 4 issues. New Orleans (nos. 1-3) and Tucson (nos. 4/5): Loujon Press, Fall, 1961; Summer, 1962; Spring, 1963; and Winter 1968-69). Contributions by Bukowski, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, Mezz Mezzrow, Charles Olson, Harold Norse, Rexroth, Lawrence Durrell, D. Levertov, DiAna di Prima, Dick Higgins, Henry Miller, Gary Snyder, LeRoi Jones, Robert Bly, and many, many others. Large section of the final issue is devoted to Kenneth Patchen. Illustrated with photographs. Laid in no 4/5 are: an Outsider order blank, creased and with some silverfish damage; “The Editor’s Bit and Obit,” an account of the making of this issue and the many afflictions that beset the editors (also printed in the magazine); and a reprint of an article from the Tucson newspaper describing the disastrous effects of a flash flood that destroyed much of the stock.

084-9732.TIF [#19216] OVUM 10 Nos. 1-7, 10 (=last publ). Montevideo, December. 1969-1972. Orig illustrated wrappers. (Issue numbering in pen in left upper corner of each issue). Continued as: 2a Epoca: Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6 (lightly soiled). From 6 issues published. Montevideo, 1972-1976. 4to. Original wrappers. Stencilled & stapled. EUR 4,500.00 Edited by Clemente Padín. Articles on concrete and visual poetry, expositions, etc. Issues of ca. 12-20 pp. each; richly illustrated, with texts and work of o.a.: Edgardo Antonio Vigo, Fr. Gandolfo, Fr. Bonilla, Michele Perfetti, G. Deisler, Maurizio Osto, Jack Seligson, Aquile B. Olivia, Julien Blaine. ‘...Ovum 10 es una revista de investigación poética y de difusión de las corrientes de la nueva poesía...’ Thesecond era of OVUM 10 was produced as an assembling with (signed or unsigned) contributions by Michael Gibbs, Tim Ulrichs, Mary Harding, Klaus Groh, Robin Crozier, Davi det Hompson, Guy Schraenen, Deisler, Raoul Marroquin, a.o.

50 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12709-15304A.tif [#15304] PANDORA’S BOX (contributions by Josef BEUYS, Sol LeWITT, Richard HAMILTON, Rob SCHOLTE a.o.). Contemporary Archaeology. Complete edition, consisting of 3 boxes with original, unique works of art. Rotterdam, Publishing House Bébert (Bebert), 1985-1990. A mixed-media collection containing signed work of 31 noted artists:

Box 1: From source to use. Pandora Part One. Box 3: Protect me from what I want. Pandora Part [Rotterdam], 1985. Rose laquered box (35,2 x 28,3 x Three. [Rotterdam]. 1990. Black laquered box. (35,2 x 12,7 cm). Copy No. 101. 28,3 x 25,2 cm). Copy No. 186. Box 2: This box contains items you ordered. Pandora Publishing House Bebert. Limited to 150 copies (75 for Part Two. [Rotterdam], 1987. White laquered box (35,2 sale) for the complete set of 3 boxes (Boxes 1 and 3 x 28,3 x 14,3 cm). limited to 200 copies each, box 2 limited to only 150 Copy No. 95. copies). (Added: 5 subscription forms and invoices from Bébert to the original subscriber of this set). EUR 15,000.00

A remarkable artists project, containing signed works of Jenny Holzer (Protect me from what I want), Edwin Janssen, artists such as Joseph Beuys (Dyptich ,silkscreen on felt and Aldo Rossi (The Dutch Tower), Rob Scholte (Echte meesters wood), Sol LeWitt (set of 5 silkscreens), Maria van Elk (folded signeren hun werk altijd; photograph pressed on stretched litho), Arie van Geest, Richard Hamilton (colotype), Lawrence canvas), and many others. The wooden boxes made by Piet Weiner (text object), Rene Daniels (silkscreen/drawing van Schadewijk (1 & 2) George Stefansson (3); Text printed and painted bow tie) , Klaus Gubbels (collage,drawing), in silk-screen by Ger Stahlhofer (on Hollands Register, 200 Ben Vautier (text and record), Richard Artschwager (Face, grams for boxes 1 & 2; Arjomari,Rivoli 240 grams for box 3. silkscreen), Daniel Buren (Untitled, folded silkscreen), More detailed list of contents on demand. Guillaume Bijl (Composition trouvée for a girl’s bedroom);

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 51 13629-17195C.tif [#17195] PARIA

--First series: No. 4 (of 4 published), May 1970, dedicated to the “massacre in Kent”, this copy from the personal archive of the director Antonio Rodriguez (ciclostyled production in very small number of copies, 4 numbers published only, between 1969 and May 1970). Published in the area of Lugano, Switzerland, and distributed to some friends only. --Second series: complete in 17 numbers, published in Locarno, later in Viganello (Ticino, Switzerland) as follows - No. 1 (also Number Zero), Summer 1970 until Number 19 (dicembre 1975), which number was preceded by an unnumbered issue containing poetry: West Coast Paria a cura di Franco Beltrametti. Numbers 10 and 17 were never published (as explained by Antonio Rodriguez, the layout maquettes for Number 10 were sent to Milano for printing at the IAP [International Alternative Press], and lost there, as also confirmed in writing by Ignazio Maria Gallino, the director; the reason for nonpublication of No. 17 remains unclear, it was probably omitted simply by mistake). EUR 14,000.00

52 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. A very rare collection of this fantastic publication, probably the most complete that has been on the market. Founded, directed and designed by Antonio Rodriguez (Edolo, Brescia 1948) or “Pariananda” as he liked to sign, was published between 1969 and 1975. The first stencilled issues went under, only a copy of Number 4 survived (it was the personal copy of Antonio Rodriguez, who remembers that he has personally stencilled it) Other copies are unknown. Ditributed in Switzerland, Italy and the USA, by Re Nudo and the Stampa Alternativa. Contributors and texts by: Hermaus, Franco Beltrametti, Gianni Milano, Giorgio Mariani, Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, cartoons, drawings by Mizio Turchet, and various unsigned or unidentified contributors from Switzerland (Hotcha), and Fribourg (Revolté). Inspired by the Living Theatre, with strong international relations and influences. Without any concrete connection or political convictions all elements of the period are present: Psychedelic design, hippies, popmusic, the situationists, etc.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 53 9150-15325a.tif [#15325] THE PARIS REVIEW. Published Quarterly. Nos. 1-204. Paris, New York, 1953-2002. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Complete set in original wrappers, unbound, untrimmed. Except for slight wear on spines of some of the early issues this set in very fine condition throughout. EUR 4,500.00 Long ongoing set, complete for this period and starting from the origin, of this important magazine edited by George A. Plimpton & others. Later affiliated with “La Table Ronde”.

Fiction, poetry, essays, interviews, features, art. Contribs. incl.: Jack Kerouac, Henry Miller, Gary Snyder, Peter Handke, E.L. Doctorow, Milosz, Philip Roth, v.h. Reve, Beckett, Mailer, and many others. Interviews with o.a. Hemingway, Boris Pasternak, De Beauvoir, Arthur Miller, Vladimir Nabokow, Updike, Kurt Vonnegut, Garcia Marquez, Brodsky, Caldwell, M. Kundera, Irving, Murdoch, Kingsley Amis, Charles Olson, A. Moravia, George Simenon, Dorothy Parker, etc. Also articles (with illustrations) on important artists o.a. Kokoschka, Christo, Picasso, Chagall, Giacometti, Hélion. No. 9 contains Self-Portraits by 16 European Artists.

54 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13721-17636.tif [#17636] PERMANENT FOOD (Maurizio Cattelan) Complete set of all 15 numbers published: Nos. 1-15 (all publ.). Milano, Dijon, 1996-2007. Original wrappers. In mint condition; Added: Two numbers in the DE LUXE EDITION: - Number 9. (Untrimmed. Signed in black feltlpen, with a small drawing added, as No. 68 of 70). Left bottom corner of back cover lightly bumped, otherwise fine. - Number 15 (P).(With a diecut round hole of 6 cm diameter right through the middle of the entire issue,signed in black feltpen as No. 42 of 70). Faint crease to left corned of back cover, otherwise fine. EUR 14,000.00

A COMPLETE set with two numbers in the DE-LUXE edition. The notorious “cannibale” periodical, edited/ published by Maurizio CATTELAN and Paolo Manfrin, with Dominique Gonzales- Foerster. Fully described in “In Numbers(Aarons/Roth)”, where all the front-covers are reproduced. ... “Drawing its substance from images conscripted from an international stockpile of other magazines, P.F. has been generally devoid of explanation, except for a short declaration in which P.F. characterizes itself as a second generation magazine with a free copyright,”... “As a whole the magazine works on the principle that to put together two images makes the meaning of those images completely different..” Contributors include Vanessa Beecroft, Angela Bulloch, Claude Closky, Anne Frémy, Liam Gillick, Carsten Höller, Maurizio Nannucci, Philippe Parreno, Wolfgang Tilmans, a.o. for the first number, and many anonymous contribution and images taken from the international glossy press. While later issues are relatively common (as the publication became more widely know more people cared to keep the issues), the early ones are extremely rare, because they went mostly unnoticed and were thrown away.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 55 9245-15768.tif [#15768] PHANTOMAS. Revue / Review / Revista / Zeitschrift / Tidskrift / 6 fois l’an. Nos. 1-163 (all publ.). Bruxelles, déc. 1953-1977. Unbound, original pictorial wrappers, various sizes (8vo, roy-8vo or 4to). Numerous illustrations and photographs. ADDED: No. 31/34 (Humour Vert) in the variant De-Luxe edition with a green cover and on larger size. ADDED : 7 original designs, as detailed below. ADDED: A.L.S., n.d., with envelope, mailed 24.12.1962, from Henri CHOPIN to Gianni BERTINI: Visual poem, typed, for Phantomas “Coonivresse de la nature humaine pour l’an 1963’ (One sheet, torn over the folding, with envelope and accompanying letter). EUR 5,000.00

An extraordinary set of this artist periodical, founded and directed by Théodore Koenig, Joseph Noiret, Désiré Viardot, later with Gabriel & Marcel Piqueray. The best and most influential periodical for the artistic and literary avant-garde in Belgium after the War. Several issues are double or triple-issues, devoted to particular topics, often in scope and content like books. Special issues (e.g.): No. 50: Robert FILIOU/Gianni BERTINI, with the roulette (Poème à jouer Roulette by Filiou, Cat.Filiou No.6) on page 3 perfectly intact, and covers by Gianni Bertini; L’Art Naif; L’Amour; L’Humour vert (31/34); La nature; Italie; Homo Ludens; La Mémoire; Le Coeur. Several deal with one author or artist: M. Havrenne, Colinet, Permantier, Broodthaers (No. 62, small defect to right upper corner of front cover) , Pansaers, Koenig, Noiret, Puttemans, etc.. Added: a poster for the retrospective Phantomas Exhibition of 1975 in the Museum of Ixelles (Elsene) in No. 140/145. The numbers 10, 15/16, 22, 23, 31/34 and 41/42 are noted for their unusual and nicely designed covers, which are (despite their fragility) perfectly conserved in this set.

56 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Detail of the 7 added original pieces (working models for covers, etc.): • No. 38/40. mai 1963: Serge VANDERCAM. Original working copy for the cover of this triple-issue: collage of black and red paper, pasted on heavy beige paper, 21,8x15,8 cm. • No. 41/42. oct. 1963: Hugo CLAUS. Original ink drawing, Signed. 17x16 cm. (Right lower corner has trace of tape used to affix the drawing to the master-copy, causing loss of some paper without affecting the image (This issue devoted to Flemish avant-garde poetry, with contribution by Claus). • No. 100/111. 1971: Guido BIASI. Original drawing, black ink, 30x20 cm, as the printer’s model for this special issue “Mémoire”, with extensive handwritten letter to Koenig, a.o. instructing about the page-make-up. • No. 118/123. 1972: Vanni VIVIANI. Original drawing, ink and colour pencil: Apple in a square. 22,2x15 cm. This issue devoted to the heart (“Pour la circonstance l’artiste quitte un peu de sa rigueur en donnant à sa sempiternelle pomme la forme d’un coeur d’ou s’échappe une feuille encore soudée à son rameau”. On the reverse side instructions by Viviani for the page-make- up. TOGETHER WITH a very nice drawing/message to Th.Koenig in black,red and green (not used for the periodical): “Caro teodoro”. ti mando I disegni del cuore, promessi per fantomas,spero vadano bene, tu come stai? Io vivo a ti abbraccio.”

• No. 133/139: ERRO and Wout HOEBOER . Pastel and gouache. 32x23cm. Model designed by Erro bu the graphic part is done by Wout Hoeboer. (signed and dated on the reseverse by Hoeboer). TOGETHER WITH: • The paste-up ORIGINAL WORKING COPY for the POSTER: (in black and white/50,5x36,5, drawing and pasted-on printed lettering): Arbre Généalogique de la Belgique sauvage (the genealogical chart of the dvant-garde periodicals published in Belgium). A very nice and important document reproduced in Koenig’s history,p.307 (fig 107).

• (See: Th. Koenig, Histoire de la peinture chez Phantomas).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 57 9249-19108A.tif [#19108] PHASES (Archive)

• Série 1: Nos. 1-11 (all). Paris, janvier 1954-mai 1967. Original illustrated wrappers roy. 8vo. Continued as: • Série 2: Nos. 1-5 (all and last publ.). Paris, mai 1969-nov. 1975. Original illustrated wrappers; 4to. Complete, together 15 issues (no 5/6 is a double-issue).

Partly de-luxe copies.

Exceptional collection enriched by numerous original arttworks, typescripts and manuscripts, letters and correspondence related to p[articular numbers and maquettes for the layout of the issues. From the 15 issues there are 6 in the de luxe-edition, and 3 are Jaguers copies, kept in specially designed boxes.

Collaboration by: Scutenaire, Dotremont, Jaguer, Pansaers, Tarnaud, Tapié, Duprey, Giguère, Pastoureau, Aleschinsky, Guerasim Luca, Bryen, Dangelo, R. Hausmann, Gustafson, J.J. Lebel, J.C. Lambert, Jouffroy, Lacomblez, Viseaux, J. Pierre, G. Legrand, Brunius, Chavée, L. Carrington, Mayoux, Cortazar, Thiercelin, Meloux, Langlois, P. d’Arschot, Smejkal, K. Seligmann, L. Novak, Dupuy, A. Roussel, B. Atmani, C. Bernard, P. Joostens, Metton Roquefort, Cruzeiro-Seixas, M. Henry, Guillon, B. Jund, G. Ducornet, I. Serpan, P. Kral, M. Bullock.

EUR 35,000.00

An Archive of the periodical PHASES, the Organ of the group of artists, painters and writers, united under this name by Edouard Jaguer. The mouvement intended to be a continuation of the Surrealists and COBRA. It organised many exhibitions and manifestations around the periodical, and was particularly important Belgium, thanks to Jacques Lacomplez (director of the periodical Edda), who met Breton in 1958.

Première série :

• N°1 : Janvier 1954. Couv. illustré d’un dessin de la tribu • N°2 : Mars 1955. Couv. de Max Ernst. Publié à l’occasion Iba - Hors-texte de K.O. Götz - Hors-texte de Christine de l’exposition Phases de l’Art contemporain à la galerie Boumeister manquant mais remplacé par un hors-texte de R. Creuze à Paris. Joint : - Lettre autographe signée de Max Jaguer Joint : - Dessin original de Corneille reproduit dans Ernst à Edouard Jaguer relative à la couverture - 4 dessins l’exempl. - Divers documents de correspondance adressés à originaux à l’encre de Dangelo signés et datés 54. - 4 dessins Henry Trouvé originaux à l’encre de Chine de Gillet dont 3 reproduits en négatif dans l’exempl.

• N°3 : Nov. 1956. Couv. de Raoul Hausmann. Joint : - Gouache originale de Bertini signée - Dessin original à l’encre signé de Pierre Aleschinsky reproduit dans l’exempl. - 4 encres de Chine signées d’André Poujet et datées 59.

Corneille (Phases I - No. 1)

Aleschinsky (Phases I - No. 3)

58 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. • N°4 : Catalogue de l’exposition Phases au Stedelijk • N°9 : Avril 1964. Couv. de Jean Langlois - 2 Gravures Museum d’Amsterdam du 10 mai au 10 juin 1957 originales de Guadalupe Posada Joint : - Dessin original à l’encre de Jacques Zimmermann signé et daté 62, reproduit • N°5/6 : Janv. 1960. Couv. de Camille Bryen (trace de dans l’exempl. - Dessin original de Roland Giguere signé marque d’étiquette) Joint: - Dessin original de Camille et daté 1963, reproduit dans l’exempl. - Dessin à l’encre de Bryen. Dim : 32 x 23 cm J.H. Silva monogrammé et daté 22.II.64 (décoloration tout reproduit en couv. - 3 autour car dépasse de l’exempl.) petits dessins originaux au stylo bille signés • N°10 : Sept. 1965. Couv. de L. Novak - Bois original de R. de Scanavino - Dessin Martini - Lithos de W. Lam et de J.P. Vielfaure 1/20 exempl. original à l’encre signé du tirage de tête signés et numérotés par Jaguer et daté de Paul-Armand Gette et 65 comprenant : - Eau-forte collage signée de Enrico Baj - daté 12.59, reproduit dans Litho signée de Wilfredo Lam - Litho signée de Jean-Pierre l’exempl. - Dessin original Vielfaure - Bois signé de Remo Martini 2 pages détachées à l’encre de Chine signé en fin de vol. de Jean-Charles Langlois et daté Paris 1960, • N°11 : Mai 1967. Couv. de Bin Kondo - Découpage de reproduit dans l’exempl. - Wilfredo Lam - Litho-collage de Enrico Baj - Litho de C. Bryen (Phases I - No. 5/6) Dessin original de Claude Frantisek Muzika 1/20 exempl. du tirage de tête signés et Viseux reproduit dans numérotés par Jaguer comprenant : - Rayogramme original l’exempl. signé au crayon de Man Ray avec le cachet de son atelier au dos - Découpage signé de Wilfredo Lam - Litho signée • N°7 : Mai 1961. Couv. de K.O. Götz - litho originale de d’Enrico Baj - 3 lithos signées de Musika et datées 67 Giguère - litho originale d’Aleschinsky Joint : - Lavis original sur carton signé de K.O. Götz légèrement différent de celui reproduit dans l’exempl. - Manuscrit autographe complet de 5 p. Le citron signé de Gérard Legrand publié dans l’exempl. - Dessin original à l’encre signé d’Adrien Dax proche de celui publié dans l’exempl. - 2 pages du manuscrit autographe de Jacques Lacomblez rehaussé à l’encre, signé et enluminé à l’encre, les Wilfredo Lam Man Ray K.O. Götz (Phases I - No. 7) 2 pages reproduites dans (Phases I - No. 11) (Phases I - No. 11) l’exempl. Seconde série : • N°8 : Janv. 1963. Couv. de Jacques Lacomblez - Litho originale de J.H. Silva - Litho originale de Corneille - • N°1 : Mai 1969. Couv. de Umberto Mariani 1/20 exempl. du Xylographie de Z. Marowski Joint : - Couv. originale à tirage de tête signés par Jaguer comprenant : - Litho signée l’encre avec collage de de Karl-Otto Gotz - Litho signée de Pozzati - Sérigraphie J. Lacomblez + 2 essais réhaussée de Roger Frézin : annoncée dans le colophon de couleurs de la couv. - mais ne figure pas à l’exempl. - Collage de Paul Joostens (p. Dessin original à l’encre 79) : non annoncé dans le colophon Joint : - Dessin original d’Henri Ginet reproduit de Christian Dotremont : logogramme, daté, titré au verso dans l’exempl. - 1 second de sa main Incendie de gel, monogrammé, reproduit état de la litho de J.H. Silva dans l’exempl. - Maquette originale de mise en page de 88 - Dessin original signé pages sur papier fort, chaque page signée par E. Jaguer - d’Adrien Dax reproduit Litho signée de Pozatti correspondant au n°1 - Lettre de dans l’exempl. - Dessin Ladislav [Novak] adressée à Jaguer : projet pour Phases original à l’encre signé de XII - Tapuscrit de 7 p. de l’article de L.R. sur Paul Joostens, Hans Meyer Petersen et texte un peu différent de celui paru - Tapuscrit de 2 p. de daté 1963 Pierre Vandrepote Eruption de la parole, texte n’ayant pas J. Lacomblez (Phases I - No. 8)

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 59 du présent cahier par Antony Zydron : peintre, sculpteur et théoricien polonais qui a participé au mouvement Phases entre 1968 et 1990.

• N°3 : Nov. 1971. Couv. de Flavio Chiro - Chirographie de Jean- Luc Gass - Chirographie de Giuseppe Gallizioli - Chirographie de Juan-Carlos Langlois Dotremont (Phases II - No. 1) Rousseurs sur la 4ème de couverture été retenu pour ce numéro - Manuscrit de 5 p. de Gilles Devillepoix Envoutement, texte n’ayant pas été retenu pour ce numéro. - 3 p. tapuscrites largement corrigées et augmentées par Jaguer relatives à ce numéro.

• N°2 : Mai 1970. Couv. de Roger Frézin - Litho d’Umberto Mariani - Linogravure de Camiel Van Breedam sur toile de • N°4 : Dec. 1973. Couv. jute - Découpage de Ladislav Novak 1/30 exempl. de tête de Carlos Revilla - Chirographie de Guy Ducornet - signés par Jaguer comprenant : - Litho de Wilhem Freddie Chirographie de Gérard Vuillamy : manquante Exempl. n°1 signée et datée 69 - Eau-forte de Pierre Bassard signée - signé par Jaguer ne comprenant pas les oeuvres indiquées Découpage original au colophon mais celles indiquées pour les 30 exempl. signé par Novak - Lino de luxe excepté la litho de Gérard Vuillamy manquante de Van Breedam : - Chirographie de Guy Ducornet signée - Sérigraphie de signée et datée 1970 - Philippe Collage signée - Sérigraphie de Renzo Margonari Shirographie rehaussée signée Joint : - 4 p. de dessins préparatoires à la boite de à la main de Flavio Bernard Jund - 18 textes publiés dans ce numéro à savoir Shiro signée et datée : - E. Jaguer : - Cadran terrestre : tapuscrit de 9 p. corrigées 70 - Litho de Mariani manuscrites + plusieurs versions du texte - Malagatana signée et datée 70 Joint Ngwenya Volute: tapuscrit de 2 p. - Détails biographiques : - Maquette de mise sur Hendrick Cramer : tapuscrit d’1 p. - Direction en page au crayon recommandée : tapuscrit de 6 p. corrigées + plusieurs de 88 p. d’E. Jaguer - versions du texte : Non . publié. - D. Joski : Les exercices Tapuscrit de 1 p. : La du rubis : tapuscrit de 2 p., corrigé, accompagné d’une déesse dans la maison carte adressée à Jaguer - R. Erben : Rougeur : tapuscrit d’1 de Christian Bernard p., corrigé - J.P. Guillon : Cours de diaant hantés : tapuscrit L. Novak (Phases II - No. 2) - Tapuscrit de 3 p. : J’ai in 12 de 21 p., corrigé - G.H. Morin : Isis avait un amant révé d’un jeu de quilles : tapuscrit de 2 p., corrigé - C. Dotremont : Jorn er dod : de Edouard Jaguer - Manuscrit de 7 p. largement corrigé: tapuscrit d’1 p., corrigé - J.L. Roure : L’enclume au pied-bot Grande marine poétique de Ladislav Novak - Manuscrit : tapuscrit de 3 p. - G. Roquefort : Poèmes : tapuscrit de 4 de 10 p. in 12 oblong : Frantisek Janousek de Frantisek p. - P. Reznicek : L’imbécile : tapuscrit de 2 p., corrigé - B. Smejkal - Divers articles parus dans le numéro (Sasa Pana Lampin : Le cri d’amour : tapuscit d’1 p. - M.H. Leiria : - Gellu Naum - Stephan Communiqué des surréalistes portugais : tapuscit de 3 p. - Foll) - Divers documents M. Cesariny - A. O’Neill : Epaves de l’incendie du chateau relatifs au numéro dont de l’Amiral Wolf : tapuscrit d’1 p. - P. Kral : Quilles de miel un ensemble de lettres : tapuscrit de 2 p., corrigé - M. Henry : Arthur Harfaux, qui de Jaguer invitant les est-ce ? : manuscrit de 7 p. - H. Cramer : Trajectoire autour artistes à participer à d’un signe : tapuscrit de 8 p., corrigé - G. van Mulden : Phases et la réponse Poème : tapuscit d’1 p., corrigé - L. Vancrevel : La luxure des artistes. - Exempl. à l’état sauvage : tapuscrit de 3 p., corrigé et en 2 versions contenu dans un différentes. - B. Caburet : Le n’importe-quoi et le presque emboitage-objet en rien : tapuscrit de 3 p., corrigé. - Ensemble de lettres peau, peint et découpé, d’artistes ayant participé à ce numéro, à savoir : - Lettre agrémenté d’une de Carlos [Revilla] au sujet de la couv., Antoine Bernhart, chevelure spécialement Christian Dotremont, François Pluchart, Guy [Ducornet], conçue pour le numéro 1 Mayo avec un dessin original et la réponse - Lettres de

60 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Edouard Jaguer à Marcel Marien, Jean-Luc Gass avec la et chatiment, genèse : 1 p. manuscrite + 1 p. tapuscrite et réponse Le tout conservé dans une extraordinaire boite de corrigée - P. Kral : Fenêtres sur la nuit : tapuscrit de 2 p., Bernard Jund spécialement conçu pour cet exempl. corrigé - P. Kral : L’age du collage : 2 états de la traduction du texte (32 p. + 14 p.) + 1 lettre relative à la correction - • N°5 : Nov. 1975. Couv. d’Enrico Baj - 4 Chirographies de Ensemble de lettres d’artistes ayant participé à ce numéro Apellbaum, Kraguly, Rikki et Ducornet, Zeller Exempl. à savoir D. Joski (2 lettres), Enrico Baj (2 lettres), G.H. 1 signé par Jaguer un peu hétéroclite. Il reprend les Morin, Carlos Revilla, J. Hondermarcq, F. Barbatre, U. oeuvres indiquées pour un des 30 exempl. numérotés à Mariani, J. Serpan, J. Gladiator Piget, Guy Ducornet ( 3 savoir: - Litho en coul. de Jules Perahim signée - Litho

L. Zeller (Phases II - No. 5) en coul. de Rik Lima : manquante - Eau-forte de Rikki signée et datée 75 - Eau-forte de Claude Sarthou signée et datée 75 - Empreinte de W. Appellbaum signée et datée 74 - Jeu complet des 4 pl. de timbres de S. Wald et L. Zeller - Chirographie de Rikki et Ducornet : manquante Seules 3 oeuvres sur 7 indiquées pour le n°1 sont présentes: - Rikki et Guy Ducornet: Jeu de dominos Collage original sur (Phases II - No. 5) carton de Ludwig Zeller - Dessin lettres) - Enveloppes d’artistes envoyées à Jaguer : - 2 original sur carton de enveloppes illustrées de collages originaux de Claude Claude Sarthou - Jeu Féraud - Enveloppe réhaussée à l’aquarelle de Giuseppe de dominos réalisé Gallizioli - 4 enveloppes réhaussées de Franklin Rosemont par Rikki et Guy Le tout conservé dans une extraordinaire boite de Guy Ducornet - Dessin Roussille spécialement conçu pour cet exempl., boîte qui a original de Roure figuré à l’exposition Boîtes au Musée d’Art Moderne de la signé : en plus Joint Ville de Paris en 1977 : - 14 textes publiés dans ce numéro à savoir : - Jaguer : - C’est donc : tapuscrit de 4 p., corrigé - La nappe C. Sarthou (Phases II - No. 5) phréatique des années 50 : tapuscrit de 16 p., corrigé - Lodie Serrano : Poème : tapuscrit d’1 p. - D. Joski : Les naufrages de Sébastien Jonquille : photocopies - M. Bullok : La carotte : 3 p. photocopiées, corrigé - R. Galizot : A proposs du matérialisme magique: tapuscrit de 5 p. - G. Legrand : Espaces transmutés, envergure de Toyen : tapuscrit de 6 p., corrigé - L. Zeller : Un patient incredible : tapuscrit d’1 p. - G. Ducornet : Introduction au surréalisme actuel aux USA : tapuscrit de 19 p., corrigé + 4 enveloppes rehaussées de Franklin Rosemont - B. Lampin : Le voyage du coracle : tapuscrit de 6 p., corrigé - P. Voskovec : Sur Roman Erben : tapuscrit de 2 p. - G.H. Morin : Crime

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 61 14491-19159.tif [#19159] POLYGRAFIES JOURNAAL Nos. 1-7, all publ., Musterstichting, Delft, 1979. Issues 33,5x10,5 printed in colour by a photographic procedure using various printings in varying colours of ink. Together 162 pages, bound together under a black thick paper cover, with title-shield mounted to the front. Very rare. EUR 800.00

An artist book, probably a one-man’s operation, with handwritten (witty) texts, of a personal character, and numerous illustrations. The handprinted issues in different colours on white stock have a very charming effect. Pres. dir.: Amust. Quaestor- liber B. van Bengel, executive editor Jos van Limbergen (all pseudonyms) except for the executive editor: Jos Van Limbergen (Borgerhout, 13 januari 1902 - 25 februari 1975) a Belgian scientific journalist who popularised astronomy in Flanders with many articles, demonstrations and talks.

62 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14439-19020a.tif [#19020] PRAXIS Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Chicago, Jackson Gray, 1979-80. A complete run, 6 issues published in various sizes, with numerous photographs of rock and punk music scenes, also design advertising. EUR 4,000.00

A short-lived art, music, and design magazine with a New Wave and Punk aesthetic that came out of Chicago in 1979-80, and was hardly distributed outside. An experimental magazine publishing a mix between pop culture, high art, fashion, poetry and punk music. Articles and interviews on music groups. profiles on fashion designers Elio Fiorucci and Thierry Mugler, contributions from poets Jerome Sala, Elaine Equi, Gerard Malanga, and photographers Michael Weinstein, Bill Edmundson, Alan Bass, Jim Elliott, etc. Music groups include 8-Eyed Spy, Gang of Four, the Buzzcocks, B-52s, Roxy Music, Pere Ubu, the Cramps, Robert Fripp, Jonny III, Tuxedo Moon, Peter Murphy, etc There were only 6 issues, each one in a different format. -No. 1 June 1979 (30,5x30,5 cm) 50 pages, spine stapled in blue/red cover (very lightly shaven). b/w photographs. - No. 2 August/Sept. 1979. (25,5 x 25,5 cm) 60 pages, green cover, spine a bit worn, otherwise very good. - No. 3 Dec.1979. Oblong, 20x30,5 cm. 96 pages. Dark-red/ green cover. With fexidisk (Robert Tripp) and with the original

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 63 Small pouch of BLUE HAIR. Fine condition, still in the original plastic mailing pouch. - No. 4 Poster, printed in colour, recto/verso, 88x112 cm., folded to 28x22 cm., , with only very light wear over the folds, in excellent condition. Not dated but in the right corner is printed “Parxis 4, Decade Dispatch, Homewreckers Calender, Road Map to1980”. - No. 5. March 1980. 35,5x27,5 cm. Red/yellow cover, 60 pages, with 4 loose sheets extra. Excellent condition. - No.6. Nobember 1980. A white card portfolio of 96 unbound sheets with 4 pages added (spine a bit worn); with a vinyl 45’record (Big Clock Music). It was not distributed outside of Chicago and print runs were relatively small, very rare.

14328-18712.tif [#18712] PROGETTO. Rivista trimestriale di attualita culturali Nos. 1-6. (all published) Imaginazione Studio Forma – art director Augusto Concato. Milano: edizioni Typress, 1977- 1979. All folio size and in near fine condition. EUR 600.00 Edited by Rainieri Carano (dir. responsabile) and Franco Ferrari (dir. editoriale) Contributions by Francesca Duranti, patrizia Vicinelli, Dadamaino, Adriano Spatola, Berty Skuber, Giovanna Sandri, Armando Marocco, Vito Boggeri, Giulia Niccolai, Suzanna Santoro, Giuliano della Casa, Cioni Carpi, Anna Valeria Borsari, Beppe Devalle, Luca Patella, Stephanie Oursler, Augusto Concato, Eliseo Mattiaci, Hidetoshi Nagasawa, Luciano Fabro, Franco Guerzoni, Amalia del Ponte, Ettore Innocente, Gigliola Carretti, Grazia Varisco, Samuel Montealegre, Nanda Vigo, Maurizio Mochetti, Valentina Bernardinone, Giuseppe Desiato, Diana Rabito and Antonio A. Trotta. • Numero 1. luglio-agosto-settembre 1977. 55 pages, illustrated throughout illustrations by Enric Siò. Issue dedicated to U.S.A.azioni” - • Numero 2. Brasile. ottobre-novembre-dicembre 1977. • Numero 3. Danimarca. gennaio-aprile 1978. • Numero 4. Francia. maggio-novembre 1978. • Numero 5. Dianetica – lo scienza moderna della salute mentale. Text in Italian and Englisch. dicembre 1978 - marzo 1979. • Numero 6. Il compass negli Occhi. Situazione tendenziosa dell’arte italiana vista da Romana Loda. aprile-maggio 1979. 71 pages, illustrated throughout.

64 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14468-19080.tif [#19080] PSYCHEDELIC MONOGRAPHS Numbers 1-6 (all published): 23x15cm., (except 1: 21x13,5cm.), Naples, Ft. Lauderdale, Boynton Beach, FL, 1985/93. orig. wrappers, 84pp/320pp EUR 1,200.00 Compiled and annotated by Thomas Lyttle. Successor to the Psychedelic Review, each issue containing a wide range of well-researched articles. Contributors include Thomas Riedlinger, Peter Meyer, Timothy Leary, Peter Stafford, Joel Bartlett and others.

9468-18256.tif [#18625] PSYCHEDELIC REVIEW Nos. 1-11 (all publ.). Cambridge, New York, Summer 1963 - Winter 1970/71. Size (h/w): 22,8 x 15 cm., sizes of nos. 9-11 between 20,5 x 20,5 cm. and 27,9 x 21,6 cm. Nos. 9-11 illustrated. Original illustrated wrappers, only some light soiling and wear. Altogether a set in very good condition. EUR 2,000.00 Complete run of this magazine edited by Paul A. Lee, Ralph Metzner, Gunther M. Weil, Timothy Leary, Felix Morrow and other psychedelic pioneers. Articles by Alan Watts, R. Gordon Wasson, Richard Evans Schultes, Albert Hofman, Menri Michaux, Art Kleps, Steward Brand, René Daumal, R.D.Laing, etc. Research, influence, experiences, regulations, information on the use of LSD and other psychedelic drugs. “... The Psychedelic Review is a quarterly devoted to the study of LSD, mescalin and the other psychopharmacological substances sometimes known as mindopening or consciousness-altering drugs. These studies also extend to nonpharmacological methods of altering consciousness: hypnotism, yoga, zen and other ancient and modern means...”.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 65 14369-18810.tif [#18810] PULPSMITH Vol. 1-8 (all publ). New York, The Smith, 1981-1989. complete in 29 issues, glossy illustrated wrappers, some a bit shaven but overall in excellent condition. Pocket size, pulp format, 19x13 cm. EUR 1,000.00 Publishing project from Harry Smith at The Smith. Articles, short fiction, ballads, poems by Tom Clark, Johnny Stanton, Borges, Bruchac, Bukowski, Rukeyser, Komunyakaa, May Sarton, Erica Jong, and a wide range of others.

13370-17963a.tif [#17963] PUSS Nos. 1-24 (all published), [Stockholm], Solna, Williamssons offset, respektive Sala, Ågren & Holmbergs boktr. AB. January 1968 - (October?) 1973. 29x21,5 cm, last 3 issues tabloid size. Printed in black and red; stapled in the spine. Added: [Prenumerationserbjudande]. (Solna?, ca 1968?, a 4 page coloured prospectus; and: Puss International (16 pages, not dated), probably a zero-number, ca. 1968. EUR 3,000.00 Complete set of this subversive satirical Swedish underground monthly. Edited by Lars Hillersberg (cartoonist), Karin Frostenson Johan de Geer (photographer, filmmaker), Ulf Rahmberg, Lena Svedberg, Arne Svensso, Chister Themptander and others. Issues varying in size from 16 to 28 pages/issue. The attacks are both on international and internal political issues, targeting the US presidents, sexual liberation, etc.

66 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12995-15866.TIF [#19126] RADICAL SOFTWARE Nos. 1 - 4. New York Spring 1970 - Summer 1971. (each 6-8 double sheets of 57x36 cm for the first 3 numbers , no 4 39,5x28 cm. , 3 + 24 + 16 pages , in original cover by Ant Farm. Library stamp (ex New Mexico Univ) on nos 3 and 4 , else in excellent condition,with only very moderate wear on the edges. - together with: No 5. New York, Gordon & Breach. 1972. 120 pages, 30x22,5 cm., orig. pictt. wrappers, paperback , light to moderate wear to corners and edges(on cover: and The Realistic Hope Foundation. -together with: -Volume 2, number 1. New York: Gordon & Breach, Science Publishers, Inc., 1972. Quarto, 72 pages, illustrated throughout. Illustrated wrappers by Ira Schneider. Discreet trace of tape on top front wrapper + former library stamp on title page, otherwise fine. -Vol. 2 no 2. New York, Spring 1973, (30x23 cm). 64 pages; stapled. Orig.covers (somewhat yellowed). EUR 2,800.00

Together 7 consecutive issues (from 11 published in total). The very rare original edition of this early video art publication, edited by Beryl Korot, Phyllis Gershuny, Michael Shamberg. No.3: “Grassroots Television”, titlepage illustrated by Andy Poynor, No. 4 edited by Beryl Korot with Megan Williams: “Raindance”, cover illustrated by Ant Farm. All 4 numbers with contributions of Ira Schneider. With No. 5 of vol. 1 the periodical switches to commercial distribution by Gordon & Breach (1972) Editors: Dudley Evenson, Michael Shamberg, assoc.editor Beryl Korot Vol. 2 no 1:Changing Channels.. Vol.2 no 2: The TV Environment by Beryl Korot & Ira Schneider “A celebration of 1950s and 60s broadcast Television. Chronicles the careers of Dennis James and Bill ‘Gray. This issue, from the minimal front cover to the off-screen image of Tex Antoine on the back cover has an informational conceptual art look”. On the editor: “Beryl Korot is an internationally exhibited artist first known for her early pioneer work in video art, and for multiple channel work in particular. She was co-founder and co-editor of Radical Software (1970), the first publication to document artists’ work and ideas concerning video.” Publication continued till vol. 2 no 6. See: Gwen Allen, p.289

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 67 14482-19118q.tif [#19118] RAT. Subterranean News New York: R.A.T. Publications, 1968-1970. 42 tabloid issues (ca.29 X 42-45cm); newsprint wrappers, offset printed in colors and folded vertically at center; illus. Comprising: Vol.1, Nos.1-8, 10-11, 13, 15-17. 19-21, 25,28; Vol.2, Nos.1, 3-5, 7, 10-23, 27-28 + extra issue The East Village Other presents RAT(Nov.19, 1969), together with - 3 un-numbered issues from 1970, and - the April, 1972 Special Issue of RAT: Woman’s Newspaper. All issues show light overall wear to extremities, with horizontal folds at center, occasional light toning and short edge tears with attendant creasing; overall a very good condition. EUR 4,800.00 New York’s second major underground newspaper (following the East Village Other), and one of the most politically Left underground newspapers of its era. Under its original editor, Jeff Shero, RAT combined a doctrinaire Marxist-Leninist outlook combined with underground related content, other UPI papers

68 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. -comix, psychedelics, and sex. In particular important for to hard-core Marxist radical feminism. Unfortunately, the original contributions by William S. Burroughs in a number editorial shift eliminated most of the newspaper’s humorous of issues, as well as much other original content by writers and (more importantly) salacious content; circulation from the New York Village-Freak-avant-garde scene. In 1970 dropped off precipitously, internal divisions emerged between the female staff of RAT staged an office coup, expelling all the separatist and inclusionist staff factions, and the women’s RAT male staff members (including Shero), changing the name saw only about a dozen issues through the press. Issues of of the paper to Women’s LibeRATion, and altering the focus RAT, in particular an important group as offered here, are rare.

9552-17563.tif [#17563] R AW. The graphix magazine of postponed suicides (becoming: The graphic magazine for damned intellectuals; The graphic aspirin for war fever; The torn again graphix magazine; etc.). Vol. 1 No. 1. New York, Fall 1980. Folio. Original pictorial wrappers, light traces of use but a good copy. Complete with the insert “Two-fisted painters”. EUR 800.00 First issue of the ferocious large-folio comics journal that was founded and edited by Art Spiegelman and F. Mouly, with a colourful illustrated cover and depressing comic strips. With a centerfold “two- fisted painters” by Art Spiegelman. Contributions by Alfred Jarry, Art Spiegelman, Francoise Mouly, Jacques Tardi, Joost Swarte, George Griffin, Gerry Capelle, Winsor McCay, Mariscal, Josh Alan Friedman, Mark Beyer, Lynne Tillman, Patricia Caire, Bazooka, Mark Newgarden, Jerry Moriarty, Kaz, Geoff, Robison, Heinz Emigholz a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 69 14472-19094a.tif [#19094] DIE REIHE. Periodical Devoted to Developments in Contemporary Music. Bryn Mawr: Volumes (nos)1-8 ( all publ.). Theodore Presser in Association with Universal Edition, 1958-1968. 8vo, each volume an 8vo bound in printed wraps of varying colors, by the Austrian designer Willi Bahner. Spines a bit worn, with reading creases and some light chipping to paper, and creasing to the wraps, but otherwise a sturdy, very good set. Scarce complete. EUR 2,000.00

All issues published of the first English language edition of one of the most important new music periodicals of its time, which began publication in German in 1954 out of the circle of composers which coalesced around the Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk (NWDR). The covers are brilliantly and minimally designed in a variety of hues by the unheralded but important Austrian designer Willi Bahner. The contributors are largely European, though John Cage offers several important texts. The periodical was the most important English language source of information for European experimental and serial music, though this English language version was often contentiously received by English language readers. The periodical came to an end after a falling out between the two editors, with the epic issue no. 8. To the credit of the periodical, one of the most bitter attacks on the magazine was published in die Reihe itself, an attack on work by Stockhausen by the Dutch physicist Adriaan Fokker - a fitting coda to a provocative and contentious periodical. Each issue was devoted to articles on a particular theme. No. 1 - Electronic Music, No. 2 - Anton Webern, No. 3 - Musical Craftmanship, No. 4. Young Composers, No. 5. Reports Analyses, No. 6. Speech and Music, No. 7. Form-Space, and No. 8. Retrospective. More detailed contents on request.

70 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 7683-14031.tif [#19148] revue INTEGRATION. Revue pour la nouvelle conception de l’art et de la culture. Revue voor de nieuwe konseptie in kunst en kultuur. Review for a new conception in culture and art. Nos 1, 2/3, 4, 5/6, 7/8, 9, 10, 11/12 and 13/14 (all published). Arnhem/ Eschenau, Jan. 1965 - Oct. 1972. Original wrappers and portfolio’s. In generally excellent condition some issues loose in spine or contents detached (but complete) and some covers very lightly soiled. TOGETHER WITH PRECURSOR: revue NUL = 0 Tijdschrift voor de nieuwe konseptie in de beeldende kunst / revue pour la nouvelle conception artistique / zeitschrift für die neue künstlerische konzeption. Nos. 1, 2, 4 (of 4 issues, all publ.). Arnhem, Nul-Verlag, nov. 1961-1964. Original illustrated wrappers, stapled in spine; 4to. Publication of the Dutch ZERO group, first issue edited by Armando, Henk Peeters and Herman de Vries; later issues edited by Herman de Vries. No. 1: with texts,in French & German, by B. Aubertin, Sascha Sosnovsky, H. Mack, G. Uecker, a.o.; No. 2: with text in English, French & German by o.a. Henk Peeters, Aubertin, Sleutelaar, De Vries. No. 4 with texts, in English and German, by Matthias Goeritz, Dietrich Sauerbier, Jef Verheyen, Y. Kusama, Gerd Winkler and art-work by Hans Bischoffshausen, Antonio Calderara, Wolfgang Schmidt, de Vries. First number in the original aluminum-foil wrappers, with minor damage to the edges and a pencil-written D on the front, number 2 with light soilage and some toning to the wrappers; no 4 in perfact near mint condition. EUR 12,000.00 Excellent collection of these inter-related periodicals, which started as the publication of the Dutch ZERO group, first issue edited by Armando, Henk Peeters and Herman de Vries; later issues edited by Herman de Vries. It became then the most important periodical for the New concepts in art, visual poetry, etc. --Revue INTEGRATION: Important conceptual art journal, published by Herman de Vries, successor to his periodical ‘NUL = O’, with collaboration of W. Ganzevoort, H. Goepfert, M. Goeritz, N. Vigo, D. Sauerbier, P.K. Iden, Chr. Mehert. With original artwork and/or texts in English, German French and Dutch by Aubertin, Fontana, Mathias Goeritz, Megert, Chopin, Dieter Rot, de Vries, Friedmann, Paul de Vree, Aubertin, Ligeti, Houedard, Nusberg, Goeritz, Deman, Vieira, Ad Reinhard, Collectiv Dwizjenie, de Vries, a.o. Published in an ed. of 300-350 copies. Nos. 2/3, 7/8 and 13/14 are double issues; No. 11/12 was published separately as: Formes cubiques. Rapport d’une recherche fondamentale 1955-1970. - Kubische Gestaltung. Bericht über eine Grundlagenforschung 1955-1970. - Cubic Design. Report on a basic Research 1955- 1970. - Cubische Vormgeving. Verslag vana een basisonderzoek 1955-1970. Responsible for this edition:: Centrum voor cubische, Constructies Jan Slothouwer + William Graatsma. Heerlen, Centrum Cubische Constructies (1971). 100 leaves printed on one side plus supplements nd some serigraphies in colour.Original wrappers. 30x21,5 cm. (Staples oxidised). --Revue Nul: No. 1: with texts,in French & German, by B. Aubertin, Sascha Sosnovsky, H. Mack, G. Uecker, a.o.; No. 2: with text in English, French & German by o.a. Henk Peeters, Aubertin, Sleutelaar, De Vries. No. 4 with texts, in English and German, by Matthias Goeritz, Dietrich Sauerbier, Jef Verheyen, Y. Kusama, Gerd Winkler and art-work by Hans Bischoffshausen, Antonio Calderara, Wolfgang Schmidt, de Vries.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 71 9912-15779E.tif [#19167] ROBHO. Les Carnets de l’Octéor nouvelle série. Nos. 1-5/6 (all publ.). Paris, 1967-1971; 5 issues, 41 x 28 cm., fully illustrated. In good condition with minor shortcomings: no. 1 has a faint horizontal fold, no. 4 has light foxing on the edges of the front page. Includes in No. 5/6 two posters (60x80cm,) by Martial Raysse; folded. - Proxima Centauri 29/9/69.Text and illustrations recto/ verso. - Oued Laou 1971. Printed in pink (diapositive) on white. (Verso blank) - And a pamphlet: On en (a) assez des artes, 1 page 21x30cm, stencilled on yellow paper. EUR 4,000.00

Avant-garde art periodical close to concrete art movements, edited by Julien Blaine and Jean Clay, designed by Carlos Cruz-Diez, photographs by Michel Desjardins and André Morain, regular contributors: Christian Duparc, Alain Schifres and others. Continues in a way the ‘Carnets de l’Octéor’ published in Aix-en-Provence in 1962 (4 issues published). Issues vary in length from 18 - 60 pages. Contribs. include also: Vasarely, Yaacov Agam, Grégoire Muller, F. Morellet, Joel Stein, J.F.Bory, Piero Manzoni, features on Hans Haacke; Kineticism in New York; Concrete artists in Prague; Lohse; Meta-art; Madi & Arden Quin; Yoko Ono, Jan Dibberts, Saburu Murakami, Michio Yoshihara, VantogerlooRévélations, TAKIS; Pénétrables de Soto; Lygia Clark, Man Ray, THEATRE GUERILLA TRACT CINEMA; Mathias Goeritz; Sanejouand; Dossier Argentine, Tucuman brule; Medalla; Aubertin; Guerre au Moma; Quelques aspects de l’art bourgeois:La non- intervention.

72 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 10019-10710.TIF [#16187] SATIRICON. Revista mensual/Por ser usted $ 4. Ano 1 no. 1 - Ano 3 no. 26 (last publ.). Buenos Aires, (Aurea Editora, Editores Asociados). 10 Nov. 1972-March 1976. Also present is the ‘Edición extraordinaria Fin de Año’ dated Dicembre 1973.Folio (original pictorial wrappers, some slight soilage and repaired spines. Lacks no 24, this issue is added in colour photocopy. EUR 1,000.00 (“Terrorismo en los kioscos”) Rare almost complete set of this artistically important subversive politico-satirical and humorous monthly published in Argentina in opposition to the regime. “Revista Show de la Actualidad argentina y otras yerbas, ya explotó en todos los kioskos”. It was naturally suppressed by the authorities and had to stop publication. In spite of the parge circulation complete sets are rare. Line drawings and photographs, similar to American MAD, and the French and German counterparts Charlie and Pardon, also similar to elemnts of Penthouse and Playboy in the adult erotic humor. Director: Dios; Director irresponsabile: Oskar Blotta; contribs. by Carlos D. Cavero, Landrú, José Miguel Heredia, Flax (Lino Palacio), Leopolodo Durañona, Oski, Calol, Garaycoche (“El señor Cienfuegos”), Limura, Grondona White, Aldo Rivero, Pedro Ferrantelli, Andres Cascioli, Carlos Ulanosky. Walter Canevaro, Iquierdo Brown, Rolando Hanglin, etc.

14452-19045.tif [#19045] SI & NO: Revista Quadrimestrale di Letteratura Moderna e Contemporanea. Nos. 1-6 [Complete?]. Roma: Si & No, 1974-75. Original wrappers. EUR 900.00 Edited by P.A.Jannini. Texts in Italian and French. The first six issues, likely all issues published, of this rare Italian little magazine of experimental literature. Gabriele Aldo-Bertozzi is listed as being the Segratario di Redazione, and there is some Lettrist content, especially an article on Lettrisme by Bertozzi in Vol. 3, as well as material on Surrealism and Futurism. Other highlights include the inclusion of a letter from F. T. Marinetti in the second volume, an interview with Philippe Soupalt in no. 3, Jose Pierre on Surrealism and Magic in no. 4, and extensive writing on Tristan Corbiere, especially in no. 5, which is entirely dedicated to work about him. Previous owner’s signature to title page of each number, with some occasional bumping and couple of closed tears to paper covering the spine of the final number, generally sturdy and very good. Exceeding scarce: these are the first copies we’ve seen, and OCLC locates only an unknown number of issues in an institution in Sweden. [22110]

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 73 14407-18890a.tif [#18890] SHINY Nos. 1-14 (all publ.) 1986-2008, complete. [subtitle varies] ,as follows: International nos. 1 (Spring 1986) - 4 (1988); The Magazine of the Future, nos. 5 (1990) - 7/8 (1992); Magazine, nos. 9/10 (1999) - 14 (2008) (all published). New York / Denver, CO: Shiny International Publications, Inc., 1986 - 2008. Fourteen issues in twelve physical issues (varying from 248 to 248 pages) illustrated throughout. Large 8vo. Very good overall; nos. 1 - 4 show slight rubbing and minor marginal age toning, else fine. Illus. wraps. EUR 2,000.00

New York poetry, art, and fashion journal edited by Michael Friedman and Steven Hall (with art direction by Tom Lee and Duncan Hannah), illustrated throughout. Influential underground literary magazine. Contributions by John Ashberry, Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard, Clark Coolidge, Dennis Cooper, Lydia Davis, Fielding Dawson, Larry Fagin, Ted Greenwald, Brad Gooch, Lyn Hejinian, Anselm Hollo, Piero Heliczer, Wayne Kostenbaum, Jackson Mac Low, Harry Matthews, Bernadette Mayer, Taylor Mead, Eileen Myles, Ron Padgett, Kit Robinson, Ann Waldman, John Wieners, etc.; interviews with artists and musicians including Chris Burden, Arthur Russell, Throwing Muses, etc.; reproductions of photographs and artworks by Chris Burden, Todd Eberle, Allen Ginsberg (photo portfolio), Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Duncan Hannah, Man Ray, Phil Niblock, Warren Sonbert, and others.

74 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14501-19205a.tif [#19205] SIOSEH Nrs. 1- 33. (all published) Originally planned as a quarterly magazine. Vienna: Sissi Farassat, 1999 - 2010. All small duodecimo’s (10,5 x 7,4 cm) unpaginated (in between 28 – 100 pages). Some issues stapled, some hand stitched, some unbound , while some in an oblong format + nr 17 as a leporello. Illustrated wrappers. EUR 2,500.00

Photographer Sissi Farassat showcasing both her own only a few know. He thus resembles a collector who looks for work and work by 138 other artists - viennese and foreign. beauty in the small and creates a universe of his own with his Thoughtfully and very personally presented + most discoveries. Such clientele is quite like the editor herself who issues signed and dated by farassat; some with looslely usually finds her topics and authors amongst the friends and inserted original work: in nr. 7 a contact print and original acquaintances that she gathers around herself. Yet again, she photographs in nrs. 9, 20, 24, 30. Nr. 2 of Sioseh is published selects a frame that seems quite familiar: each issue ranges as part of Eikon. Internationale Zeitschrift fur Photographie from fashion, travel to black and white photographs and und medienkunst. (Heft 26/27) 1998/1999. Nr. 32 consists of begins with commented portraits that Sissi Farassat herself loose contributions by a great number of artists with cut outs, provides. Nevertheless, the outlines of the topics are almost photographs, a cd, a silk screen print, a collage, a drawing etc. always blurred: at times fashion photos turn out to be murder all part of a street art/graffiti exhibition. nr. 33, the last issue stories and a journey could lead to Korea or be along the consists of 94 loose cards in a printed slip case. farassat asked blockade around Vienna’s Parliament building. the artists to make for this last issue a contribution around the Often other genres such as pictograms, film stills or comics theme ‘selfportrait’. 92 of the artists made such a contribution. are also included. One could say that the editor likes to draw ‘Thirty-three is what SIOSEH means: the smallest borders just to show that they are essentially permeable. photography magazine in the world. Quite extraordinary how Nevertheless, her path does not lead to arbitrariness— there a periodical on photography has made its way into public are too many breaks for it to be the case. Sissi Farassat domain because its second issue is not a publication in its questions the mainstream by taking it with humor, by own right but a contribution in another photography journal. regarding it as if it were an exotic universe, curiously Such unique placement is quite typical of SIOSEH whose registering all that surrounds us and by not following the editor will present each new issue at different locations: cafés, current dictates of taste (…) SIOSEH is not really a magazine bookshops, boutiques, etc. However, with the presentation of but a work of art. Each of its issues is a minor event and a magazine in another a specific quality was lost, namely, the occasions an encounter with its editor... (Excerpt from: image of a medium. This is why SIOSEH’s size that makes it Timm Starl, “Dreiunddreißig heißt SIOSEH, die kleinste so striking: the booklets with 36 to 48 pages are the size of a Fotozeitschrift der Welt,” in: FAZ, Feuilleton, 03. 16. 2001, p. postcard – needless to say when open […] The buyer holds 46) eyes on im MUSA: Sissi Farassat “SIOSEH forever” by in his hands something not everybody has access to and theartVIEw

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 75 13767-17481A.tif [#17481] SIPAPU Volume 1 no. 1 through volume 26, no. 2 (consecutive issue 52), January 1970-1996. Complete set. Winters, California: Noel Peattie, 1970-1996. 52 issues ranging from 8 to 47 pages. Illustrated. Self-wrappers.( 27.9 x 21.3 cm.). Printed in b/w, offset. EUR 2,000.00

Edited by Noel Peattie. “A newsletter for librarians, collectors their collections and a record of all sorts of conferences, book and others interested in the alternative press,(ISSN 0037- fairs, and the like, it also published interviews (mostly of 5837). which includes small and ‘underground’ presses, third little magazine editors) in about half the issues and hundreds World, dissent, feminist, peace, and all forms of indescribable of reviews of obscure but worthy publications. The first publishing in general.” This remarkable labor of love by a interview, in issue 3, is with Steve Levine, publisher of the late, talented librarian at the University of California, Davis, City of San Francisco Oracle. Others include Joseph Bruchac, is essential for any serious collection of underground Jack Shoemaker, John Wilcock, and Michael Davidson. Other literature. OCLC locates 130 holdings worldwide, most of contributors include Kate Barnes, Dick Higgins, Richard them incomplete sets, including 14 in Australia, Canada, Kostelanetz, Michael McClure, Gary Snyder, and A.D. Winans. New Zealand, and the UK. Complete sets in the wild must Indexes every five or ten issues. This set includes some be vanishingly rare. “All forms of indescribable publishing” ephemera and original correspondence from Noel Peattie. also includes the following: gay, lesbian, and transsexual; (This set was the personal copy of Lawrence McGilvery, African-American, Asian-American, Chicano, and Native whose name appears on the address labels, and who made the American; the poor and aged; and homeless and prisoners write-up for this item; the correspondence was between him (Peattie sent free subscriptions to prisoners upon request). and the editor). Although Sipapu began as a beacon for librarians to forming

76 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14332-18721au.tif [#18721] Ettore SOTTSASS (EDIZIONI EAST 128 (Milano)

Unique collection of the COMPLETE PERIODICALS of the publishing house ‘’ EDIZIONI EAST 128” created and run by Ettore SOTSASS in Milano (which he had started in Palo Alto, California, from his room “East 128” in the hospital there). The collection comprises:

a) The extremely rare complete set of the periodical ROOM EAST 128 CHRONICLE Nos. 1-3 (all published), 1962, - together with the ORIGINAL LAY-OUT STENCILS which were used by Sottsass to print (mimeograph) Number 1 and - together with the ORIGINAL MAQUETTE, WITH the ORIGINAL ARTWORK and handwritten INSTRUCTIONS used to lay-out and print Number 2.

b) Complete set (Nos. 1, 2/3) of the spectacular hippie periodical PIANETA FRESCO in fine condition, - together with the ORIGINAL LAY-OUT WITH PASTE-UPS AND ARTWORK used by Sottsass for NUMBER 2/3.

c) TOGETHER WITH a set of 14 printed book publications of the publishing house, title-list below, all in firstprint and perfect condition.

EUR 85,000.00

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 77 Collection detailed as follows: a) Room East 128 Chronicle: Numbers 1-3 (complete, extremely rare). Palo Alto, CA. , June-August 1962. 3 issues, originals as produced in stencil or mimeographed. WITH THE ORIGINAL STENCILS OF NUMBER 1 and the ORIGINAL MAQUETTE WITH ARTWORK OF NUMBER 2.

This first Number, seven sheets made by hand by Sottsass with his wife Fernanda Pivano, had an edition of only 30 copies. Number 2 had an edition of 90, and Number 3 had 140 copies printed. “It originally came to being due to the unusual circumstance of an illness, which forced Sottsass into a hospital room inf Palo Aklto/Cal. He had to spend several months in the hospital and Fernanda Pivano, who was with hime, suggested editing a magazine, which would be something between a personal diary and medical bulletin, helped by some American writer friends”. “Pre-pop” graphics and personal texts.

78 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. b) Pianeta Fresco. Nos. 1 and 2/3 (all published). Milano, East 128. (December 1967- Equinozio invernale 1968). Unpaginated (No. 1: 114 pages + 4 pages covers; No. 2/3: 162 pages + 4 pages covers). Original wrappers. TOGETHER WITH THE ORIGINAL MAQUETTE WITH ORIGINAL ARTWORK AND DESIGNS OF NUMBER 2/3.

Pianeta Fresco was published by Allen Ginsberg is mentioned in the Graziella Putelli, Miro Silvcera, Giulio Edizioni East 128 in Milano, Number 1 masthead as “Direttore Irresponsabile”. Saponaro, Miryam Sumbulovich, Gianni in a printrun of 275, Number 2/3 in a The journal “expressed Fernanda Pettna, Archizoom, Lorenzo Malli, printrun of ca.1500. Pivano’s interest in the USA Donatella Pera, Paolo Pasciolla, and underground culture and Sottsass’ many others. It was a wonderfully produced colourful experiences with the Eastern culture handcrafted underground magazine, A spectacular production with in the ‘60ies, all supplemented with made by Ettore Sottsass jr. with magnificent colourful underground the contributions of Allen Ginsberg Fernanda Pivano and Allen Ginsberg. artwork. Offered here together with the with his concrete adhesion to the Zen The magazine was privately printed for original maquette for No.2/3. philosophy”. (MDG in Rassegna No. 12). friends, by reservation only, on different coloured stock and in various colours. It Contributors include Gary Snyder, is dedicated to the poets and writers of Neal Cassidy, Vittorio Di Russo, Poppi the beat generation. Ranchetti, Andrea Donna, Pino Franzosi,

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 79 c) 14 firstprints of books by the publishing house.

• Le Ceramiche delle Tenebre, East 128 Milano 1963 [1] • La Poltronova presenta: mobili disegnati da Ettore Sottsass 1965, East 128 Milano 1965 [13] • Hisiao Chin, TAO, East 128 Milano 1963 [2] • (Sbaang) Libretto di auguri 1966, East 128 Milano 1965 • Philip Whalen, Monday in the Evening, East 128 Milano [14] 1963 [3] • Le Belle Ragazze, testo di Fernanda Pivano foto di Ettore • Fernanda Pivano Ettore Sottsass jr, Auguri per sempre, Sottsass East 128 Milano 1965 [14/ 15] East 128 Milano 1963 [4] • Liibretto di auguri 1968, East 128 Milano 1967 [16] • Michael McLure, Thirteen Mad Sonnets, East 128 Milano1964 [5] • [17 not printed] • Fernanda Pivano, Lui (Sottsass) e gli ornamenti per le • Stephen Levine, Notes from the Genetic Journal, East 128 donne, East 128 Milano 1964 [6] Milano 1969 [18] • [7 not present, 8, 9, 10 not published) • Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Smoking Grass Reverie, East 128 Milano 1968 [19] • Le favole del ferro da stiro. Ricordi di Germana Marucelli scritti da F. Pivano, East 128 Milano ottobre 1964 [11] • Gregory Corso, The Geometric Poem, East 128 Milano 1966 [12]

The numbering between brackets follows the bibliography Maffei/Tonini: I Libri diEttore Sottsass.

80 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14473-19095a.tif [#19095] SOUNDINGS Volumes 1-16 [Complete]. Sylmar, California : 1972-1990. First edition. 4to, various paginations. 16 numbers in 13 volumes. Some issues with individual titles. Title written ink to edge of text block of two issues, single small unobtrusive ink notation to the cover of one issue, but generally near fine to fine. EUR 4,000.00 Edited by who started this following a workshop attended at California Arts Inst with Dick Higgins All issues of one of the most substantial US periodicals devoted to experimental and new music. Soundings was notable for reproducing scores, many from the composer’s holograph. Number 13 is a special issue devoted to the music of James Tenney. With contributions across the numbers by Lou Harrison, Pauline Oliveros, Wolfgang Stoerchle, Harold Budd, James Tenney, Robert Ashley, Harry Partch, Dick Higgins, Philip Corner, Paul Bowles, Silvestre Revueltes, Guillermo Ceniceros, Steve Reich, and many others.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 81 13057-19143a.tif [#19143] SPIRALE Numbers 5, 6/7 and 8. Bern, undated (1955- 1960. 35x35cm, loose leaves in orig. Thin card wrappers. Out of 9 issues published. (Gwen Allen, p.301). EUR 2,000.00 Redaktion und verlag marcel wyss, spiral press, stadion wankdorf, bern schweiz / und eugen gomringer, hochschule für gestaltung, ulm deutschland. Articles and illustrations by R. Fink, R.P. Lohse, P. Mazetti, A. Piccoli, E. Gomringer, M. Bense, G. Rühm, H. Heissenbüttel, L. Moholy-Nagy, - Heft 5. Bern, undated. (1955). Large square 4to, 22 leaves,loose in orig. black wrappers (very lightly rubbed), front illustrated by M. Wyss (zincograph) and another full page inside, 3 lithographs by Josef Albers, coloured lithos by F Geiser, G.Ifert and Karl Gerstner (on double page), b/w lithos by P.Thalmann, Rolf Willimann, H.Mattmüller (zincograph), I.Bombelli, - Heft 6/7. Bern, undated(1958). Large square 4to.. 32 leaves in orig. Yellow wrappers (with very light soilage, small price-label), front illustrated by M. Wyss (zincograph). Col.lithograph by Richerd P.Lohse; Col.lithograph by C.Graeser, 2 lithographs by C.Graeser and H.Spahr, a zincograph by M.Wyss. 4 Pages constructivist designs as advertising. Photographs by: Heininger (2), W.Klein (2), P.Keetmann, H.Lederer (2), R.Schröter, G.Ilfert, O. Aicher, R.Humbert, M.Wyss. Mit Beiträgen von R. Fink, R.P. Lohse, P. Mazetti, A. Piccoli, E. Gomringer, M. Bense, G. Rühm, H. Heissenbüttel, L. Moholy- Nagy, u.a. Photographische Beiträge von W. Klein, M. Wyss, O. Aicher, H. Lederer, T. Schneiders, P. Keetmann u.a. Small label affixed to left lower corner. - Heft 8. 1960. 44 leaves (of wich 8 pages Concrete Poetry, edited by Eugen Gomringer), 6 leaves design advertising, In orig green wrappers (with small label). 1 page col.print (8 colours) by K.Gerstner, further illustrations (full page and in the text), b/w) by K. Gerstner, H.W. Franke, F. Achtleitner, R. Azeredo, E. Gomringer, H. Heissenbüttel, D. Rot G. Rühm, O. Wiener a.o.; photography by B.F. Laposky, H.B. Frank, R. Groebli, M. Wyss, O. Steinert, H. Lederer, P. Keetmann, S. Kuhn a.o.

14463-19071a.tif [#19071] SUNDANCE (Magazine) Nos. 1-3 (all published). San Francisco, Running Dog Inc.,Also numbered as: Number 1, April-May 1972; Vol.1 No. 2, August- September 1972;Vol. 1 No. 3, November-December 1972. 36,5x 27 cm., glossy covers, stapled in the spine (each 80-88 pages + covers). Printed on various stock,partly newsprint, partly better white stock. Condition good (only slight wear to covers, no. 2 with very light moisture staining) EUR 500.00 Complete run of this short-lived magazine published in San Francisco, by Craig Pyes (Editor), Anne Waldman (Editor), Alec Dubro (Editor) Ken Kelley, editor, Poetry editor, John Morthland, Music editor, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, also Paul Krassner. Oversize format (11” x 15”) monthly magazine. Graphics, articles, reviews. . “It is a direct descendent of a newspaper called SunDance, which was formerly published by the White Panther Party of Ann Arbor.” No.3 Nixon and the Mafia. Rare.

82 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13286-16486J.tif [#16699] TECHNE (Tèchne) Vol. 1-10 (consisting of 7 physical volumes: 1, 2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10). Each volumes is an assembling of loose contributions by various artists , stapled twice in the left margin. Most staples rusting, but intact; with overlaying edges (ca. 34x25,4 cm.). Condition varies, from good (with only light wear) to excellent.

• Vol. 1: ottobre 1969. Antologia a cura di Eugenio • Vol. 5/6: Antologia a cura di Eugenio Miccini, 1970. Miccini,1969. Black front cover with the banderol Yellow front cover (detached from staples), back stapled on; small defect to blank back cover . cover pribnted in blue. With contribution Arcelli • Vol. 2: dicembre 1969. Antologia a cura di Eugenio loosely laid in. Added: programma ‘Arte per Arte’, Miccini, 1969. Redazione: Pier Luigi Tazzi, Egidio maggio/giugno 1970. Mucci, Gianni Broi. Red front cover, with the • Vol. 7/8: Antologia a cura di Eugenio Miccini, 1970. banderol; blank back cover; Redazione: Pier Luigi Tazzi, Egidio Mucci, Gianni • Vol. 3/4: Antologia a cura di Eugenio Miccini, 1970. Broi, Giusi Coppini. Grey front cover, back cover Green front cover (detached from staples), with the printed in grey. With folded large size poster banderol printed, ,back cover blank;. Loose insert: (“Montepulciano cripta del Gesu.etc”). And 4 other large poster-size,folded 4 times: “Giuseppe inserts not stapled; Manigrosso,Techne 13 febbraio, Firenze”; and a • Vol. 9/10: giugnio 1972. Antologia a cura di Eugenio signed contribution by De Vree; Miccini, 1970. Violet front cover and blank back cover (pasted around stapled pages).

EUR 8,000.00

TECHNÉ,an assembling published in Florence, was Eugenio Miccini, Giovan Battista Nazzaro, Michele Perfetti, handmade from artists submissions (like “Geiger” which Oberto, Poggiali, Gabri Rossi, Renato Spagnoli, Giuseppe was published in Torino), but with notably more political Chiari, Timm Ulrichs, Franco Vaccari, André Vandegeerd, engagement. It was edited by Eugenio Miccini. Each number Pierre Vandrepote, etc. comprises ab. 60 sheets contributed by various artists and There were 3 more volumes published (11/13, 14/16, 17/19), poets such as: Adriano Spatola, Sarenco, Bussotti, Gianni not offered here, in smaller size, and entirely printed (not Bertini, Bernard Aubertin, Betto, Jean-François Bory, fcontaining loose contributions). These later volumes are Giovanni Broi, John Cage, Luciano Caruso, Lino Centi, Gilo thicker, sewn in card wrappers (22x16cm) and of less interest. Dorfles, Josef M.FigueresWalter Fusi, Isgrò, Fabbio Mauri,

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 83 11383-12174.tif [#17909] TECHNE. A PROJECTS AND PROCESS PAPER. Published in New York. (Experiments in Art and Technology, E.A.T.)

Volume 1 Nos.1-2 (all publ.). New York, Experiments in Art and Technology, April 14, 1969 - November 6, 1970. 12 pp. each. Folded tabloïds. 39×27,5 cm. (12); (12) pp. Illustrated. First issue folded one additional time. Excellent copies. EUR 1,000.00

The only two issues published of this spin-off from E.A.T.’s exhibition activities. Published by Billy Klüver. Layout by Tom Gormley. Contributions include: “The Pavillion” by Billy Klüver, (on the Pepsi pavillion of Expo ‘70), Fujiko Nakay (Making of Fog or low-hanging stratus cloud) , Interview with Claes Oldenburg, Experiments in Art and Technology (Brooklyn Museum), Naum Gabo (Kinetic sculpture), Max Neuhaus and Ted Wolff Interview, Niels Young, and Project, Artists in India, etc. Rare complete.

84 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14478-19110d.tif [#19110] UPFRONT. a Journal of Activist Art (originally 1ST ISSUE. Published by PADD. Political Art Documentation/Distribution.

Numbers 1-14/15. Complete Set including the Winter 1986-7 Supplement Concrete Crisis. New York, February 1981-Winter 1986/87 (all published, first 2 issues under the title “1st ISSUE”.). Very good,near mint condition; some issues with very small library stamp, 1 issue with mailing label on the back. Starts with issues of 18, resp 16 pages, gradually enlarging to 84 pafges in coloured covers. EUR 1,800.00 Edited by Lucy Lippard and Miriam Borofsky, Elizabeth Kulas, PAD/D Political Art Documentation and Distribution. Rexrs and illustrations by Lucy Lippard, Nancy Angelo, Susan McCarn, A panel discussion on Art, Ideology and Education with Carol Duncan, Dan Newman,Tim Rollins, Ira Shor, Hans Haacke and others. Publication is irregular, as folows: 1st Issue #1 February 1981; 1st Issue #2 May-June 1981; Upfront #3 Dec/Jan 1981; Upfront #4 Feb/March 1982; Upfront #5 February 1983; Upfront #6-7 Summer 1983; Upfront #8 Winter 1983-4; Upfront #9 Fall 1984; Upfront #10 Fall 1985; Upfront #11 Winter 1985-86; Upfront #12-13 Winter 1986-7; Upfront Special Exhibition Supplement Concrete Crisis: Urban Images of the 80s Winter 1986-7; Upfront #14/15 Winter Spring 1987-88.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 85 14167-19003a.tif [#19003] UTOPIA. Tweemaandelijks tijdschrift voor wetenschappelijk amusement (Utopia. Bi-monthly for scientific entertainment).

Complete set . Numbers 1-10. 1975-1978 1975 - 1977. Together with the 2 Thematic supplements (all published). Variously produced issues in different formats and paper. Complete sets are quite rare because of the small edition of the first issues. EUR 2,000.00

Redactie / edited by: Hans Oldewarris, Hans Kamphuis, Jan Pesman, Peter de Winter. Variously produced issues in various formats and paper. An important and very remarkable periodical on innovative and creative design. Nr. 1. “Various articles with supplement : Guitar with electronics” Oktober 1975. Edition: 300 Nr. 2. Stefan Schlesinger and Van Houten, 3-d.postcards, supplement “Een I.Q. kleurentelevisie”. Various articles. On the cover a bathing cap designed by architect H. Th. Wijdeveld in the 1920s. March 1976. Edition: 300 Nr. 3. Prijsvraag voor een restaurant in Peshawar, Pakistan. Op de omslag het winnende ontwerp van Jan Benthem / Competition for a restaurant in Peshawar, Pakistan. On the cover the winning entry by Jan Benthem. May 1976. Edition: Nr. 7. Water towers and solar energy. 1977. Edition of 1500 500 copies. Druk Twigt B.V. Gouda. In transparent plastic tube. (5 Nr. 4. From the archives of Hergé and Speer, Joe Colombo, sheets of 30x90 cm,printed on one side in blue, rolled into the Cthulhu-mythology. September 1976. With the cigarette- tube; later these were cut again and stapled together). paperbook attached. Edfion: 500 Nr. 8. Schrijfmachines / Typewriters. Met bijdragen van / with Nr. 5. Superimposed plates. January 1977. dition: 750 contributions by W.F. Hermans, Rudy Kousbroek, Piet Grijs. Nr. 6. Dutch pavilions at World Exhibitions, The car as Nr. 9. Televisie / Television. (With complete script of Utopia ornament. TV-program on the future developments of television.

86 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Nr. 10. (also numbered as Jrg. 3 ( september1978 American Paperback Cover Art. Met bijdragen van / with contributions by Hans Oldewarris, Mark Schaffer, Piet Schreuders, Ed Schilders, Thomas L. Bonn, Huib Opstal. Complete with the Samples of Carbon-paper (inside) and Correction-foil. Edition: 2000 ex. TOGETHER WITH: - Utopia - special. (1) Speciale uitgave Architekt JUJOL 1879 – 1949 Samenstelling / compiled by Rein Saariste, Dolf Dobbelaar, Joris molenaar, Paul de Vroom. bouwplaat / Cardbord model: Kees Christiaanse. Limited ed. in cardboard box. 500 copies.November 1976 - Utopia - special 2. DWL-brochure met voorstel tot het vestigen van een werkgemeenschap in het watertorencomplex op het voormalige Drinkwaterleidingterrein in Rotterdam /DWL-brochure with the proposal to set up a working community in the watertowercomplex in Rotterdam. Samenstelling / Compiled by Hans Oldewarris, Peter de Winter, Victor Mani, Hans Werlemann. (This volume very rare as it was only given to the town council members at that time in Rotterdam. Just 150 copies) - An unused original Utopia envelope

14165-18325b.tif [#18325] VERBEELDT. Avangardistische Tijdschrift (Literair, Cultureel, Actueel).

Nos. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and “De nieuwe sleur/Verbeeldt No. 1 (all published). Stichting Cult, Groningen, januari 1982 - maart 1984. 4to, orig. Illustrated wrappers, lightly rubbed, very good condition. Rare. EUR 400.00 Edited by Alfred Boogaard, Jan Wynsen Bruinsma, Rene Cuperus, Albert van Doorn, Wierd Duk, Chris Glerum, Jacques Hermus, Gerlof Leistra Year 1 nr. 1. April 1982. Titel: under the surface. Doel: verbeelding van de werkelijkheid. 52 pp. : Groninger Museum, van stof tot discussie. Year 1 nr. 2: 48 pp. : Art in residence. Vertalen is onmogelijk. Ziektekiemen, avantgardistisch theater. Kunst. Adolf Loos, ornament is misdaad. Year 1 nr. 3, oktober 1982: 52 pp..: Het bestaan. Potemkin. Zsa Zsa. Anton Brand. Gedichten. Gabriela en de Meeuw. Echo/dood ’82. Elly Strik. Year 1 nr. 4, december 1982: 44 pp. graffiti. Werkman & De Ploeg. Kunstbijlage GKG. PM in Groningen? T.V. Vormgeving. rijk geïllustreerd. Kwaliteit: in nette staat. Number 0 (Nulnummer). Groningen, Januari 1982, Plain green cover, Land art. 44 pp. Y r 1 nr. 5: mrt-april 1983. 44 pp. Die Wiederkehr der Dinge. Kunstkatern: on installations. Cyriel gedichten. Postal moderne. Hand vanuit Hölderlin’s toren: interview Kester Freriks. Construction II. De nieuwe sleur

verbeeldt, nr. 1: maart ’84. 46 pp. Edited by k, J. Eriksz, Chris Glerum, Chris van Houts, Gerlof Leistra, G. van Schoonhoven, L.J. Stiller, Elzo Smid, Heinrich Stiller, V. de Velde, Nico van Vliet, Dirk van Weelden: Jack Kerouac, Maarten Biesheuvel, Bob & Brill, Ab Visser, Alfred Bos, Johnny Lydon.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 87 6246-19015a.tif [#19015] THE VILLAGE CRY (FLITZ FLYING MAGAZINE). A Palm Beach Production / Made in Switzerland. (Continuing Palm Brach News) Annoucement of the new title: 4 pages sampling No. 2: including a poster calender and an inserted postcard to ask for the full issue, followed by - Nos. 2-7 (the complete appearance under this title) and a - Number 8 which was published as FLITZ FLYING MAGAZINE. (The first issue was published as ‘Palm Beach News’). Basel, November/ December 1976 - November 1977, No. 8 dated 1982.Tabloid size, folded once, With numerous photographs. EUR 1,000.00

(Formerly: Palm Beach News, only No.1 published)). Well No. 4: Movie Issue with Klaus Kinski, Daniel Schmid, Maria presented trendy (mostly) photography magazine edited Schneider. Shortstories. Experimentalfilm. Fashion; by Beat Presser and Rolf Paltzer, who were the art directors. No. 5: UFO’s, Soucoupes volantes, YALTA (Chess for three) Nicely laid-out, well designed magazine. This is the sequel to a etc.; photographs of flying saucers etc. from the collection Lou publication called “Palm Beach News” of which ony a number Zinsstag, Basel. Poster by John Thornton; 1 appeared (Nov./Dec. 1976, not offered here. No. 6: Punk Rock, Reggae, Charles Bukowski, Exchange. No. 2: Exclusive Fashion Photography (Paris). Photography Photography by Jean Philippe Daulte, Karen Knorr, Annette by Claude Guillemin, Peter Knapp, Laurence Sackman etc.; Weatherman etc.) Poster by Paul Roberts; (Together with No.2 Annoucement, 4 pages). No. 7: First half of the 20th century. Photography by Francis No. 3: Architecture, Fashion. Photography by Beat Presser, Hoffmann, Ralph Gibson, etc.; poster by Brion Gysin. Gunar Larson, Dorotea Quarella, Sackman, Lothar Schmid, No. 8: FLITZ FLYING MAGAZINE. Werner Herzog Knut Bry, Georg Staerk; Cover: Friedrich Rawyler; large Magazine (with Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale and Indios). poster by Jo Francki unfolding in the middlespread;

88 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 6370-15624.tif [#15844] WALLPAPER Nos. 1-5/6. New Paltz,NY / London. September-December 1974 -June 1976. Folio; original wrappers, made from heavy wallpaper, different for each number. (Ltd. ed. of 200 copies, resp. 260 copies ). Cover of no 4 lightly shaven,spine of no 1 with small defect and faint library stamp, otherwise in excellent condition. EUR 1,800.00 Rare (near) set: Artistic & literary quarterly, first number compiled by Anthony Howell and Fiona Templeton, contibuting editors: Richard Bernas, Susan Bonvin, David Coxhead, Andrew Eden, Susan Hiller, Anthony Howell, Anthony McCall, Richard Quarrell, Bill Shephard, Amikam Toren, Susan Hiller, Anthony Howell, Anthony McCall, Richard Quarrell, Bill Shepherd, Amikam Toren, and John Welch. a.o. A variety of contributions e.g. Fiona Templeton; Lynne Tillman; Susan Hiller (“More excerpts from ‘Dream Mapping’ “); Carolee Schneemann (“Recent Work”); Carla Liss; John Sharkey; Anthony Howell (“Depression Poem”); Allen Fisher; Paul Buck; Annabel Nicolson; Daniel Dahl; Susan Bonvin; Harley Gabel (musical scores); Anthony McCall; and David Coxhead.

13035-17316B.tif [#19016] WEDGE Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). New York, NY, Wedge Press, 1982-1985. Orig. wrappers, 22,5x22 cm. (small stain on frontcover of no 1, small defect to bottom-spine no 3/5; but altogether a very good set) EUR 1,400.00 Edited by Phil Mariani and Brian Wallis. With numerous illustrations, b/w; text in two columns. No. 1: An Aesthetic Inquiry”72pp. Contributors: Art Papier (Interview with Joseph Beuys), G.A.A.G., Jenny Holzer, Jonathan Crary a.o. No. 2:The Spectacle” 74pp. Contributors: Richard Prince. Guy Debord, Pat Thomson, Michael Oblowitz, Jonathan Crary, Barbara Krugera.o. No. 3/4/5: Partial Texts: Essays & Fictions: 14 booklets, different format in folder. Kathy Acker, Silvia Kobowski, Nan Becker, Reese Williams, Mathew Geller, Richard Milazzo, Roberta Allen, Theresa H.K. Cha, Harry Condoleon, John Fekner, Candace Hill, Gary Indiana, Sarah Charlesworth and Phil Mariani. No. 6: Sexuality : Re/Positions. Guest editor: Silvia Kolbowski. 72pp. Contributors: Victor Burgin, Jean-François Lyotard, Judith Barrya.o. No. 7/8:The Imperialism of Representation, The Representation of Imperialism” 131pp. Contributors: Edward Said, Jurgen Habermas, Noam Chomsky, Jonathan Crary, Edward Herman, Gayatri Spivak, Jean-Luc Godard a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 89 11631-16740L.tif [#16740] X-RAY. Magazine Nos. 1 - 10 (all published). San Franciso, Ventura, Pasadena /California, 1993 - 2004. (No. 4 - 10 in this set are one of 26 lettered copies signed by many of the contributors, No. 4 was shot and kissed by Hunter Thompson). There were no lettered copies for the first three issues: no. 1 was limited to 100 copies, nos. 2 & 3 were limited to 200 copies each. Formats vary from Velo-bound sheets to items enclosed in a box. This set in very fine condition, with some important related material added(see below). EUR 7,500.00

A complete run of this opulent “magazine” of art and literature. Edited by Johnny Brewton. Every issue is an assembling put together by hand, and features an exciting array of inserts, tip-ins, stickers, broadsides, chapbooks, flexdiscs, photographs, unusual graphics, x-rays, art objects, and fold-outs. Contributions include previously unpublished material by Charles Bukowski, Hunter S. Thompson, Richard Brautigan, Bern Porter, Billy Childish, Mark Faigenbaum, John Held, Jr., Dan Fante, Michael Montfort, A. D. Winans, Gerald Locklin, Jack Micheline, Allen Ginsberg, Johnny Brewton, Neeli Cherkovski, Wanda Coleman, Ruth Weiss, Hubert Selby, and many others. - With an important addition: many of the prospectuses and announcements from X-Ray are present (in total ca. 30 various pieces, addressed to the former subscriber/participant to this set. These include 1 a.l.s.postcard, 3 t.l.s. , X-Ray spare-parts; x-ray Box #1 Mark Faigenbaum, etc.).

90 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 6555-16691.tif [#19132] ZG. (Zeitgeist) Numbers 1-15 (all published, complete set). London, New York. 1980-1988. Tabloid , folded to 29x20,5 cm, then large folio, last issue 30,5x23,5. All well preserved and clean. Very scarce complete. EUR 3,000.00

Edited by Rosetta Brooks, this lavishly produced magazine explores new hybrid art-forms, where art, music, fashion and sub-cultures intermingle. ZG (“Zeitgeist”) published critical writings and artist projects, approaching visual arts as one facet of a wide arena of cultural production, including fashion, punk, music and television.First 6 published in London by Gallery House Press, then becoming ZG Magazine & Ultra Thin Magazine, the last as ZG Magazine & Kent Fine Art. Intended by its founder Rosetta Brooks to focus on “self-consciously borderline activities” (editorial, first issue). Each issue has a central theme. No. 1 Editorial, Modes of Perception, etc. (also 80/1); No. 2 Sado-Masochism (also 80/2); No. 3 Image Culture (also 81/1); No 4 Future Dread (also 81/2); No. 5 New York (also 81/3); No. 6 Street Vision ; No 7 Desire; No 8 Heroes; No 9 Breakdown; No 10 The Body; No 11 Double Trouble (with Art & Text); No 12 Religion; No 13 Political Fictions; No. 14 Icons and Idols; No 15 Altered States (Special Double Issue). Contribs. include: David Widgery, Malcolm McClaren, Richard Strange, Dick Hebdige, Alan Joyce, Victor Burgin, etc. More detailed contents on request.

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