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Unsuccesful orders will be kept on file for the titles requested and we shall requote without obligation if found again. 6. Orders should be addressed to (Please mention the article-identifier [#in brackets]): John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. P.O. Box 36224. Klaprozenweg 75G 1020 ME AMSTERDAM The etherlandsN Phone: +31-20-6304747 e-mail: [email protected] website: antiq.benjamins.com rare PeriodicAlS selEcTED TITlES Cover illustrations: AMENOPHIS BIZARRE [#19507] page 3 [#19685] page 11 FILMLIGA SEMINA [#19316] page 36 [#18766] page 93 RUBBER KWY [#19690] page 88 [#15504] page 52 Conditions of sale see inside back-cover Catalogue No. 300 (2019) JOHN BENJAMINS ANTIQUARIAT B.V. AMSTERDAM 11111111111111 [#19507] AMENOPHIS. Périodique trimestriel (Revue sous Bandelettes). A significant collection of 26 numbers in 22 volumes (+ one special issue of nr. 5 with handwritten dedication ) published between 1968 and 1985. Various formats, printed in b/w and colour, richly illustrated. The following numbers are included: No. 1, 4, 5, 5 special, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,+supplt, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17/18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 29/30, 31/32. EUR 4,000.00 Belgian artist periodical, (in total 38 numbers published). founded by André Morlain, directed by José Goemaere (Lot/Brabant, Belgique), with André Vandegeerde, Marie-Claire Gouat, Robert Kayser, André Morlain, contributions by Charles Autrand, Jean-François Bory, Pierre Boujut, Stanislas Defize, Pierre Gallissaires, José Goemaere, Marie-Claire Gouat, Horus, Robert Kayser, Théodore Koenig, Nefertiti, Lucifer, Jean-Marie Le Sidaner, André Miguel, Jean-Claude Moineau, André Morlain, Pierre-Yves, Christian Prigent, La tatane à toutoune, Albin Tzaut, Michel Vachey, Jean-Pierre Verheggen, Nicole Verheyden collage + tipped in thin plastic glove. Illustrated wrappers by Marie Claire Gouat. - Nr. 7. Bruxelles/Paris: Amenophis/ Charles Autrand, Jean-Francois Bory, Aout 1970. Illustrated portfolio illustrated by Robert Kayzer, containing 2 folded posters. Poster 1: ‘La Cocote des Arts’ (68 x 54 cm unfolded, printed in red) by Marie-Claire Gouat, Robert Kayzer, Nicolas Poster 2 (61 x 53 cm unfolded, printed in blue) ‘Trop Milles millions de milliards de trop pas de vis universel trop simple trop de O zeros” Texte Morlain Graph Kayzer. - Nr. 8. Poster. J.F.Bory;, printed in black on white paper, 56,5x45,5 cm. - Nr. 1. Bruxelles: self published, n.d. - Special: Nr. 5. Aménophis pour voir folded 3 times [septembre 1970) - Nr. Small quarto, 34 pages, illustrated LEU mONdd à travers lev MONDD. 9. Bruxelles : Amenophis, octobre 1970. throughout. Wrappers illustrated by Another copy of issue 5 with only Square quarto, un paginated, 44 pages Gilbert Herreyns. 22 pages loosely inserted in the of which two fold-outs. - Contributions - Nr. 4. AMemNOnPHIS fait une place original covers. The pages seem to by Thierry Agullo, Charles Autrant, aux Soleils. Bruxelles: self published, be proof prints for issue 5. The cover Gianni Bertini, Etienne Bertozzi, Daniel octobre 1969. Square quarto, 42 pages. of this issue with original (different) Biga, Robert Kayzer, Dr Leon, Werner illustrated throughout. Front cover by handwriting by the contributors being a Lambersy, André Miguel, Cécile Miguel, Jose Goemaere. presentation copy for Francois Di Dio: Norge, Clemente Padin, Michele Perfetti, ‘Cet Exemplaire est une incarnation de Jean-Marie Le Sidaner, Christian - Nr. 5. Aménophis pour voir LEU L”ERREUR nous le DIDIONS a Francois Tobas, Jean-François Bory, Jochen Gerz, mONdd à travers lev MONDD. du soleil NOIR. Art pour Art Pur. Notre Roland Flexner, Marie-Claire Gouat, Bruxelles: self published, janvier 1970. pharaons reincarne sous l’angle (Noir)’ Jean-Claude Moineau, André Morlain, Square quarto, 44 pages, illustrated Jean-Pierre Verheggen, Chimele Vernon, throughout + inserted photogravure by - Nr. 6. Mai 70. AMEnauFILS. Bruxelles/ Nicolas & Inconnu. Francois Massal. Front cover by Robert Paris: Amenophis/Charles Autrand, Kayser. The sheet covering the image in 1970. Square quarto, 38 pages, illustrated - Nr. 10. Poster. Littérature Policière, Série place. throughout, with original hand colored Noire. J.C.Moineau; adressed and mailed John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 3 to Gianni Bertini. 10 décembre 1970. - Nrs. 19. Le Pied. Bruxelles: Amenophis, (With two staple-holes; this has possibly novembre/ decembre, 1980. Quarto, 60 been originally stapled to another piece, pages, illustrated throughout. Illustrated which we do not have) wrappers. - Nr. 11. 2 Posters, Azerty, mars 1971 - Nr. 20. Autopsy I. Bruxelles: Amenophis, & C’Est une histoire..,Ivan Alechin. Juillet / Aout-Septembre, 1980. Quarto, Together with: Supplément au n° 11. 48 pages, illustrated throughout. Rotterdam: Kunstcentrum ‘t Venster, Illustrated wrappers. September 1970. Bruxelles / Paris / - Nrs. 21. Autopsy II. Bruxelles: Milano: Amenophis / Charles Autrand/ Amenophis, Juillet, 1980. Quarto, 66 Jean Michel, 1970. Square quarto, 14 pages, illustrated throughout. Illustrated pages, illustrated throughout. Illustrated wrappers. This issue with an original wrappers. Published on the occasion signed and numbered (77/100) of an art manifestation held in ‘t Venster lithograph by Pierre Pourbaix. (Rotterdam), from September 5 25, 1970. - Nr. 25. On lui a tout pris et elle ne - Nr. 12. Made in Italy, 1971. Bruxelles: se révolte pas. Bruxelles: Amenophis, Amenophis, 1971. Yellow printed Juin, 1983. Quarto, 58 pages, illustrated envelope containing 12 mimeographed throughout. Illustrated wrappers. contributions printed on different Wrappers by Roland Topor. Second colored stock. Contributions by half of this volume damped and some Salvatore Passarella, Sergio Dangelo, waving pages toward the end. Nicolas, Besozzi and Emilio Cremonesi - Nr. 26. Le hareng mystique. Bruxelles: a.o. (This copy belonged to Gianni Amenophis, novembre, 1983. Small Bertini and was mailed to him) quarto, 84 pages, Illustrated throughout - Nr. 13. Decmbre 1971. One sheet, 61x43 + one original ‘montagemanuel d’une cm., folded to 22x15,5 cm., b/w. Together bande magnetique’ by Jean Francois with supplement: a brown envelope Lacroix. Illustrated wrappers. “Cette enveloppe contient des graines - Nrs. 29-30. Le Trou. Bruxelles: d;Utopie”; adressed to Gianni Berrtini Aménophis, mars - juin, 1985. Folio, 80 - Nr. 14. Mars 1973. Bruxelles/ Paris: pages, illustrated throughout, Illustrated Amenophis, 1973. Tall quarto, un wrappers. paginated, (42 pages), illustrated - Nrs. 31-32. La dérive des continents. throughout. Illustrated wrappers. Bruxelles: Aménophis, 1985. Folio, (portrait d’apres nature d’un enzyme 80 pages, illustrated throughout, glouton). Wrappers lightly foxed Illustrated wrappers. Contributions towards edges. by Arbizzani, Barzin, Bertola, Bragard, - Nr. 15. Bruxelles: Amenophis, fevrier 76. Burgaud, Chaty, Colaux, Collignon, Quarto, 44 pages, illustrated throughout. Colot, Compere, Criel, Darbellay, De Illustrated wrappers by Eliane Taeye, Devil, Gasmi, Gouat, Joos, Kayser, Maurissen. Lefevre, Mastin, Mawet, Morlain, Nupi, - Nr. 16. si ce héros ne vous plait pas Orester, Petchanatz, M&G Piqueray, Amenohis peut vous en offrir un autre. Pochet, Puttemans, Reszohazy, Tania, Bruxelles: Amenophis, decembre 76. Trentini, Vancluysen and Vinche. Quarto, 60 pages (+ a 28 pages insert Added: Supplement A (no date) Poster by Justine Envermer), illustrated “Oproject for the World” No 5. Tobas. throughout. Illustrated wrappers by R. Kayser. - A more detailed list with the - Nrs. 17-18. Special Nourriture. Bruxelles: contributors to the individual issues on Amenophis, Mars 1979. Quarto, 96 request. pages, illustrated throughout. Illustrated wrappers (le saucisson utilize en couverture a ete grassement prete pa la firme Van den Bouf). 4 John
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