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Catalogue No. 298 (2017/2018)

JOHN BENJAMINS ANTIQUARIAT Visiting address: Klaprozenweg 75g · 1033 nn Amsterdam · The Netherlands Postal address: p.o. box 36224 · 1020 me Amsterdam · The Netherlands tel +31 20 630 4747 · fax +31 20 673 9773 · [email protected] JOHN BENJAMINS ANTIQUARIAT B.V. AMSTERDAM CONDITIONS OF SALE

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LIFE VILE [#13905] page 46 [#19422] page 64

BILE LIFE BEGINS WITH LOVE [#19374] page 11 [#16220] page 46

FILE LIFE MAGAZINE [#18948] page 30 [#14841] page 46

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Catalogue No. 298 (2017/2018) JOHN BENJAMINS ANTIQUARIAT B.V. AMSTERDAM

12852-19245a.tif [#19245] 468 REVISTA GRAFICA EXPERIMENTAL Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Ediciones Lorito Tinto. Buenos Aires, Abril 1985-Marzo 1991.Each issue in a different coloured card folder with an original ilustration (collage) on the front, containing loose leaves with prints, (colour) woodcuts, collages, xerox, rubber stamps, various printing techniques, paper stocks and even hand drawn illustrations and elaborately folded sheets (in no 3). .xerox and dot matrix computer printing as well as woodblocks (style of of Vigo) and other means; folders size 16x21,5 cm. Each with one to six round punch-holes on the bottom corresponding with the issue number. Limited editions of 200. Most contributions are signed. All in excellent condition apart from some occasional light wear and very light foxing on the folders. Ano 1 No. 1. Abril 1985. 15 leaves and 2 double (one in colour). Ano 1 No. 2. (n.d. 1985?). 11 leaves and 1 double. Ano 2 No. 3. (n.d., 1986 ?). 11 leaves and 1 double. No. 4 Julio/87. 10 leaves and 1 double (of which no 10 on tabloid-size folded newsprint). No. 5 Marzo 90. 14 leaves. No. 6 Marzo 91. 14 leaves. EUR 8,000.00

Director: Carlos Gregorio Pamparana. No. 1: Contribs. By Claudia del Rio, Francis Picabia, Sixto Gonzalez, Adriana Scattolin, Elvirar Pereyra (cover design), E.A.Vigo (from Hexagono) Cordel, Grupo “Fos”. No. 2: (Cow Town Art, First day of issue). Contributors: Enrique Aarau, Liliana Grinberg, Graciella G. Marx (with stam in silver on front cover, and probably the artist of the collage), Gustavo Larsen, Elvira Pereyra, Hilda Paz, Mariella Rothberg. Some contributions signed, numbered and with some rubber stamping. No. 3: Front cover collage by Eduardo Zabalet. Back cover with woodcut and blindstamping. Eds. Adriana Scattoli, ElvraPerayram Contributors: Javier Portela Goyana, Lido Iacopetti, Mariela Rotheberg, Marta Cesarono, Enrique newsprint, poemes metaphysiques, 8 lettering, collage by I Muestranomade Arau, Alfredo Mauderli. Page 7 with pages, illustrated, last page with “Note Ralveroni, another in colour by hand drawn illustrations and elaborately du Jardinier” stamped Jule Blaine, with Ralveroni affixed to the inside flap, folded sheets. No. 4: Cover by Edgardo spanish transl 3 pages typescript on 3 with stencilled text on the “Muestra Antonio Vigo (with blindstamped pages. No. 5: Cover by Carlos Gregorio Nomade” (exposition tinerante). 14 oval figure, back cover “Anteproyecto Pamparana. Contributions by Dora leaves (some unidetified,possibly de proyecto:realizaciondeuna tapa de Bianchi, Adriana Scattolin, Mariela 1 lacking) by Esteban, Ciampini, revista). Contribs Ana Perrota,Maria de Rothberg, Guillermo Deisler, Gustavo Gemin unidentified), Moñoz, Perez los Angeles de Rueda, Hilda Paz, Emilio Larsen, Juan Carlos Romero, Martin Aznar, Lombardo, Gobel, Pamparana, enart, Mario Daniel Gemin, E.A.Vigo, Glas, Edgardo Vigo, Pedro Bericat, Calderon, Fontana, Guttierrez Marx Cecilia Aguero, Daniel Besoytaorube, Carlos Zerpa, Grupo Excombres, Paulo (unidentified), Vergara (unidentified) , Julien Blain: tabloid-size folded Bruscky. No. 6: Black cover with silver Novarin.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 3 14558-19376.tif [#19376] 491 A group of 10 issues (whole numbering nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 15 as detailed below). Forest Park, Georgia and Buffalo, NY 1973–c.1980 Black and white offset print. Wrappers. Staple bound. Very good condition, only some sunning to edges. Dimensions vary by issue. EUR 1,800.00

Artist publication. Edited by Greg Puchalski Contributions by: Spaceangel, O. Nations, S. Haddock, R. Meltzer, M. Gehrlre, A. Banana, Daddaland, T. Hosier, Whitson, Tip Top, a.o.

• Vol. 1 no. 1 PORTRAIT OF FILE MAG. 11x14 • No. 7, March 75. SPECIAL OUTDOOR cm. Unpaginated [36 pages] EMBALMING ISSUE. 14x22 cm. • Vol. 1 no. 2 MEANWHILE, HELEN, NO. 3, Unpaginated [12 pages] MEETS J.R., NO 2, FOR THE 1ST TIME. • No. 8 IF YOUR LIFE EVER BORES YOU, Cover by Hoo Hoo Archives J. R. Thomas. RISK IT. 14x22 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] 11x14 cm. Unpaginated [44 pages] • No. 9 KEN FRIEDMAN: A CAMEL AND A • Vol. 1 no. 3 HOMAGE TO VIVIAN WINDOW! Brown offset print and rubber STANSHALL. Cover by Whitson. 11x14 cm. stamp ink. Cover by G. Puchalski. 14x22 cm. Includes folded insert. Unpaginated [28 Unpaginated [8 pages] pages] • No. 11, July 77. THE WORD IS NOT DEAD: • No. 5 PORTRAIT OF STIEGLITZ & IT IS SIMPLY CHANGING ITS SKIN. 14x22 DUCHAMP. 14x22 cm. Unpaginated [8 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] pages] • No. 15 ARE WE NOT MEN? WE ARE • No. 6 IT’S ONLY “DADA” BUT I LIKE IT. DADA. 22x36 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages] 14x22 cm. Unpaginated [8 pages]

13575-17103.tif [#17103] ACME JOURNAL. Vol. 1 Nos. 1-3 (all published). New York, NY, (J.C.J.Mecandler), 1992/94. 20,5x20,5 cm., original wrappers, 105pp, 142pp. and 123pp; followed by BEING NOT WITHIN. Journal of Hijacked Pages. Vol. I no 1 (in number 3). The complete set. EUR 600.00 A critical, non-profit journal on the arts, devoted to multi-ideological perspectives, edited by Joshua Decter and John Miller. “each issue will develop a specific theme, providing a forum for investigations into the heterogeneity of contemporary culture...” : No. 1: Inspired by the contempt for what art criticism has become. -No. 2: Sites of Criticism symposium. -No. 3: Cultural permission. Contributors: A. Cueff, L. Nesbitt, N. Spector, M. Babias, I. Graw, B. Wallis, M. Corris, B. Weil, and many others.

4 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 11887-19320a.tif [#19320] a (A NUEVA VISION). Publicación trimestral de la Editorial Nueva Visión. Publicación de Arte. Nos. 1-3 (all published). Complete. Buenos Aires, Agosto 1956- Marzo 1958. EUR 6,500.00 The very rare complete set.

- Numero 1. Buenos Aires, agosto, 1956. Pliego de 8 páginas de 38 x 28 cm. Páginas 1 y 8 Fernández-Muro: Tema con círculos y verticales (serigrafías); p2 Raúl Gustavo Aguirre: hierva, hormiga, guijarro; p 3 y 7 Alfredo Hlito: dibujos; p4 y 5 Sara Grilo: Composición (Serigrafía numerada 37/100 y firmada en lápiz); p6 Edgar Bayley: Poema.

- Numero 2. Buenos Aires, marzo, 1956. Pliego de 8 páginas de 38 x 28 cm. Páginas 1 y 8 Sara Grilo: Composición (serigrafía); p2 y 7 Edgar Bayley: Poema.; p3 y 6 Fernández-Muro: Tema con círculos (serigrafías); p4 y 5 Clorindo Testa: Composición (Serigrafía).

- Numero 3. Buenos Aires, marzo, 1958. 14 páginas, 32 x 29 cm. Tapa (serigrafía) y fotograma: Tomás Gonda; p 3 Sara Grilo (serigrafía numerada 23/50 y firmada en lápiz); p4 y 5 Clorindo Testa; p6 Eduardo Jonquiéres (serigrafía numerada 23/50 y firmada en lápiz); p8 Fernández Muro (serigrafía). Pliego aparte con textos de Jorge Rom Brest y Damián Bayón.

14515-19248a.tif [#19248] Antonio ARAGAO. Poema azul e branco/ Poema vermelho e branco

Two issues (all published). 1970/1971. Two envelopes (19x18 cm) with a hole showing folded coloured paper. EUR 1,400.00 Poetical experiments by the Portuguese poet Aragao (member of the “PO.EX”), “esta poema nao serve para usa nem para consumo”. Very beautiful small coloured production.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 5 14394-18862.tif [#18862] ARKITIP Issue 00 11. Hollywood, CA: Arkitip, 2001. One of 500 copies hand-numbered on the front wrapper, this being copy no.126. Quarto; illustrated wrappers; 80pp; illus. Light wear to rear wrapper, else very Near Fine, lacking the original unprinted polybag. Together with the original insert: 8 Kimpsons trading cards designed by KAWS, each measuring 9,5x7,5cm,wrapped in printed wax paper with circular seal; small creases to wrapping paper, seal present but obviously opened; cards uniformly Fine. EUR 800.00

Edited by KAWS (a.k.a. Brian Donnelly). darling. The insert cards feature 8 Early issue of this highly-regarded images of his “Kimpsons” canvas series art and culture magazine, typically on rectos; versos feature an 8-part black produced in small numbers with and white image of one of his early creative packaging and design by artists vinyl KAWS Companion toys. With of greater and lesser renown. Cover contributions by Terry Richardson, and insert by KAWS, together with Angela Boatwright, Yogi Procter and an interview and photo spread by the others. A highly sought-after issue, sold guerilla street artist-turned-gallery out upon publication.

507-558.tif [#17713] arTitudes INTERNATIONAL Nos. 1-45 (all publ.). Paris, oct./nov. 1972 - oct./nov. 1977. Original wrappers; 21x30cm; covers in color, text and illustrations inside b.w, together 17 physical issues, several (especially lateron) were double or triple issues. (Very good set, with only very light dustsoilage). Together with precursor: arTitudes. Nos. 1-8/9 (all publ.). Paris, oct. 1971 - sept. 1972. Tabloid-size, 40x29cm. printed in b/w; with illustrations, and detachable poster in the middspread of each number. (Very light toning to first number, otherwise very good set). Added: François Pluchart: L’Art corporel. Editions Rodolphe Stadler. Déc. 1974.(Exhibition catalogue) - Henri Maccheroni. Editions artitutdes international, avec Les Mains Libres. (Numéro Hors série, mai 1973). EUR 3,200.00

Directeur: François Pluchart. Magazine Ph. Glass, W. Vostell, A.Pieyre de No. 1: Hervé Fischer, Pour une pratique on contemporary art, exhibitions, Mandiargues, etc.; Later issues become artistique; No. 2: H. Maccheroni. international manifestations, a section thematic: Les Langages, La Vidéo; Cadeau pour les partisans; No.3: G. on cinema etc., with contribs. by and on La peinture (contribs. by M.Pleynet, Fromanger. Le peintre et le modéle; Vito Acconci, Girolamo Arrigo, Alain V.Bioulès, J.-P. Pincemin, P. Valentiner, No. 4: J.J. Lauquin. L’action picturale Kirili, Marcel Broodthaers, Ben, M. D. Abadie, Luca M. Venturi, J.J. Léveque, antamorphique (later issues did not Ioppenheim, Dan Geraham, Sarkis, Jean- etc.), L’Indécence; Les Marginaux; La contain posters anymore). Cover-ills. Francois Bory, Dieter Schnebel, Gina Sentimentalité; La Cuisine. No. 12/14 (starting with no 6 in colour) by Miralda, Pane, Gilbert and George, Urs Luethi, contains Catalogue of the Art Sale Fr.Pluchart, Jean-Pierre Pincemin, Henri Maccheroni, Peter Hutchinson, Binoche à l”espace Cardin in 1974. Hans Hartung, Duane Hanson, Josef Luciano Fabro, Journiac, L.Weiner, Complete with poster-supplements: Albers, etc.

6 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 595-13917.tif [#17568] AVANT-GARDE Nos. 1-14 (all publ). New York, 1968-1971. Original wrappers, sq. 4to, with numerous illustrations and photographs. A SPECIAL SET which includes 3 VARIANT COPIES: • No. 6: 2 different covers: (In Full Bloom, photo of pregnant woman, D.Dalrymple; and another: Anniversary, all text cover) • No. 11: 2 different covers: Red cover:John Lennon Erotic Lithographs, and variant Black cover Wedding Bliss • No. 12: 2 different covers: Jorgen Boberg fantasy art; and the other: Nude black female photograph, by Hugo Bell (has a tiny scratch). Together 17 issues in EXCEPTIONAL FINE CONDITION (see below) EUR 1,500.00

The famous magazine edited by Ralph series on the American People; other drug photos,; in the first issues is a “No Ginzburg; No. 2 contains the Marilyn issues feature artists like R. Lindner, More War-Poster contest”. No. 14 has the Monroe Trip (photographic prints George Tooker, Melle, Paul Wunderlich, Photoalphabet, with images of nudes, by Bert Stern, possibly the last photos lithographs by John Lennon, etc.; composed by Ed van der Elsken, Anna taken before her death. This portfolio photography takes an important part of Beeke, Anthon Beeke, Pieter Brattinga, was also included in the “Day Glo the magazine with work of Lee Kraft, R. Geert Kooiman. This created a problem Designer’s Guide” for 1969.); No. 8 Denim, J. Wasser, Hattersley, C. Fischer, with the authorities and led to the Picasso’s Erotic Gravures; No. 9 Cover Weir, Capa, Mitchell, Ira Cohen, Tome cessation of the publication. The set by Fuchs, Image Stars (not the all text Wesselman, Hugh Bell, Mary Ellen Mark, in near mint condition, (except for a variant Femmes Fatales); No. 11 John a photographic story on ‘Andy[Warhol]’s thin scratch on the frontcover of no 12 Lennon’s erotic lithographs ‘Bag One’; Girls’, Mati Klarwein (anonymously), variant and a small stain in no. 14).) No. 13 Alwyn Scott Turner, Photographic Norman Mailer, Mary Ellen Mark’s

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 7 611-665.tif [#17796] AZ. Arte d’oggi. (First number subtitled “Mensile d’arte”, No. 12: Arte d’ Oggi + Estetica Industriale). Nos. 1-12 (all published, also numbered as Anno 1- anno 3). Milano, 1 luglio 1949 - april/maggio 1952. Tabloid-size (50x 35cm); 4pp per issue. All issues were originally folded twice (for mailing) and the fragile paper shows moderate wear and discoloration over the folds, sometimes with very minor loss of text and image). This is in particular the case for No. 12. The first number has small loss of text on the folds and small inkstains. Altogether a good set of this very rare publication.

TOGETHER WITH PRECURSOR: ARTE ASTRATTA IN ITALIA One sheet of newsprint, with text and reproductions in b/w on both sides, forming the Manifest and Catalogue of the Exhibition on Abstract art in Italy, Roma, ART CLUB, 1948. One sheet, 60x47, folded, with some toning and light wear over the folds and margins. With texts and illustrations of the leading figures. EUR 5,000.00

Together with “Arte Astratta in Italia” Very rare complete set. (with depicted works): Accardi, Attardi, these are the first Italian journals after “Arte astratta in Italia” opens with Consagra, Dorazio, Dorfles, Dova, the war to be exclusively engaged the text of the manifest starting with: Fontana, Garau, Ghiringelli, Guerrini, with avant-garde abstract art, modern “Dall’Impressionismo fino all Cubismo Licini, Magnelli, Manisco, Massaglia, architecture and music. Director: Mario si è sviluppata una vera e propria Mastroianni, Maugeri, Mazzon, Monnet, Ballocco. Contributors include: George rivoluzione contro quanto di metafisico Munari, Perilli, Pizziano, Prampolini, Braque, Aaron Copland, Eugenio Gentili, e transcendente vi era nell’arte.” - Reggiani, Sagfilippo, Soldati, Sottsass Bruno Munari, Pietro Reina, Luigi Comitato organizzativo: Perilli, Roma; Jr., Spazzapan, Turcato, Vedova, Viani. Pestalozza, Gianni Monnet, J. Belampo, Sottsass Jr., Milano e Torino; Pizzionato, Critical and introductory texts, in Italian Ignazio Gardella, Renato Righetti, Venezia. Comitatio d’onore: G.C.Argan, and some in French by J.Albers, M. Bill, Giorgio Dolfini, Carlo Perogalli, Luigi P. Bucarelli, G. de Angelis d’Ossat, G. G. Dorfles, G. Formaggio, W. Kandinsky, Veronesi, (No. 8 on the 25th Biennale Ginghirellui, C. Maltese, L. Marchiori, Le Corbusier, F. Léger, P. Mondrian, G. di Venezia), etc.; numerous illustrations C. Sotgiú, E. Villa, L. Venturi. Exhibitors Morri, E. Sottsass Jr. featuring Italian and foreign artists.

13315-16572.tif [#16572] ART PRÉSENT. Revue trimestriel (Revue d’art contemporain). Nos. 1, 2/3 (all publ.). Paris, Art Présent, 1975-1976. 32 pp.; 64 pp, incl. illustrated covers; stapled. 4to. (b/w, photographically illustrated). Light soilage; old ownership stamp on frontcovers, otherwise clean. EUR 400.00 Directed by Nicol Genetet-Morel, edited by Alain Pomarède. (a.o.): Interview with Marcelin Pleynet, texts by W.S.Burroughs, Lucio Pozzi, Sylvia Mangold, Michael Goldberg, Renata Ponsold, Jean-Pierre Faye, Jean Delmas, Boudjema Bouhada, etc.; Jean Delor/Pierre Manuel (concrete photographs), photographs by : Renata Ponsolt, Alain Pomarède, Ron Testa, Ignacio Gomez, a.o.

8 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14561-19381a.tif [#19381] BANG: The Hot Communication Monthly Paper Nos. 1-10 (complete). 10 December 1970-1o Novembre 1971. Tokyo, Caméléon House, 38,5x27cm, 12 issues of each 8 pages, together a volume of 96 pages, in publisher binding with cover illustrated by Ikeda and Shimotani. EUR 700.00 Illustrated periodical, founded and directed by the poet Tetsuo Shimizu. In each issue one page dedicated to the illustrators Ken Obata, Masaaki Takauji, Taku Ikeda, Keishiro Komatsu, Aoi Fujimoto, Toshinobu Imai and Nisuke Shimotani. Shimizu is a multifaceted avant garde poet and publisher of comics. He was one of the first to create an internet site in 1996 dedicated to avant- garde poetry (on the proliferation of the haïku), stopped again in 2016.

13214-17411B.tif [#18901] BASTARD ANGEL Nos. 1-3 (all publ.). San Francisco: Harold Norse, 1972-1973. 4to in stapled wrappers. Three issues, a few light spots to rear cover of no 1, else all near fine. EUR 350.00 Edited by Harold Norse. With contributions by Burroughs, Kerouac, McClure, Bowles, Ginsberg, Bukowski, Malanga, Norse, Whalen, Genet, and many others. The third issue features the Beat Generation prints of Peter Le Blanc.

[#18902] THE BOSTON EAGLE The Boston Eagle 1-3 (complete). Boston: Boston Eagle, 1973-1974. 4to, fine in side-stapled wrappers. EUR 300.00 Edited by William Corbett, with Lee Harwood and Lewis Warsh. In addition to writings by the three editors, a complete list of contributors includes: John Wieners, Fanny Howe, Michael Palmer, Jonathan Cott, Paul Evans, Gerard Malanga, Pat Nolan, Larry Fagin, Bill Berkson, Bernadette Mayer, James Tate, and Clark Coolidge. Secret Location p. 266.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 9 14543-19339a.tif [#19339] BERKELEY. A journal of modern culture Numbers 1-10 (all publ.). Berkeley: Bern Porter (1948-1950). Ten issues, all tabloid, 8 pp, folded once as issued. A very nice, excellent set, with minor shortcomings (see below). EUR 3,000.00

Edited by James Schevill and Jane Hohfeld. Contributions by Sherwood Anderson, Frank Lloyd Wright, Yvan Goll, Sartre, Paul Eluard T.J.Ken Jr & James McCarthy, Brecht, Alban Berg, Patchen, Allan Swallow, Rukeyser, Curtis Zahn, Alex.Meiklejohn Sydney Hook Corman, Schwitters, Bob Brown, Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, Man Ray, Zadkine, Wolfgang Paale (on Gerszso), Clarence John Laughlin and many others. A ll very good with the following flaws, #1. chip and creases to lower corner, #5, spine largely split, #6, short tear at fold, #7 short edge tear, #9 split to horizontal fold.

803-19436a.tif [#19436] BLURB. Onregelmatig verschijnend tijdschrift onder red. van Simon Vinkenoog. Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). Paris, (June) 1950 - (June) 1951. In original parts (selfwrappers) as published; illustrated. Limited ed. of ab. 200 copies per number. (In good condition, slight browning and closed marginal tears to nos.1 and 8; no. 6 with handwritten ownership name in ink in the right upper corner). A nice set of this mimeographed periodical. Added: broadside prospectus, signed by Ad den Besten (stencilled, inserted in no 6). EUR 2,000.00

One of the important periodicals of the generation of the (in no 5,”pour Hugo Claus” and the cover of no. 8), Simon Fifties in the Netherlands; edited and with contributions by Vinkenoog. The added prospectus is solliciting subscribers Simon Vinkenoog (sole author for nos. 1-3), Hans Andreus, for the De Windroos Series (“Aan de lezers van Blurb””; Lodeizen, Remco Campert, Jan Hanlo, Paul Rodenko, Hugo uitgeversmmaatschappij Holland), signed by Ad den Besten. Claus, W.F. Hermans, Ad den Besten, etc.; with ills. by Russell One of the important periodicals of the generation of the Sully (in no. 1), Jaap Nanninga, Paul Rodenko, Corneille Fifties in the Netherlands; edited and with contributions by Simon Vinkenoog (sole author for nos. 1-3), Hans Andreus, Lodeizen, Remco Campert, Jan Hanlo, Paul Rodenko, Hugo Claus, W.F. Hermans, Ad den Besten, etc.; with ills. by Russell Sully (in no. 1), Jaap Nanninga (in no 2), Paul Rodenko, Corneille (in no 5 and the cover of no. 8), Simon Vinkenoog.

10 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14556-19374o.tif [#19374] BILE A group of 19 (of 25 published) unnumbered and undated issues,including “transparent BILE issue.”Publisher: Bradley Lastname, No Tickee/No Washee Enterprises. Chicago, IL 1978–1984. Red, green, blue, and black offset on white, red, yellow and transparent paper. Staple bound. Edition of 200. 6 issues are numbered and signed by Bradley Lastname in ink on recto. One issue with a postcard signed by Lastname. Very good condition. Mostly ca. 28 x 21,5 cm., but one issue smaller size ( 21,5x17,5 cm ). One issue with “Exquisite Corpse Supplement” (movable transparent paper); One issue is called “Scratch and Sniff”; There is one larger issue transparent paper,unfolding to 43,5x 28, with large insert/Bile Broadside 3 (Charlotte Moorman’s Video Mastectomy) and another issue contains Bile Broadside 4 (on red paper, 40), and one issue smaller 21,5x17,5 cm. Added: three issues with mailed envelopes to Jeffrey Cook EUR 3,500.00

Artist magazine. Edited by Bradley are influenced by or based on Surrealist Lastname. Graphic magazine with themes. Bile has a handmade feeling, illustrations, text, and image collage, some issues with special features added, photocopied and rubberstamped. The e.g.: two issues with a venticular eye titles is based on the mail art magazines glued to the page that blinks open and VILE and FILE, resounding LIFE (Red closes as the issue is moved around. and White logo). Many contributions (cf Allen p.244)

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 11 780-19253.tif [#19253] BLACK MASK Nos. 1-10 (all publ.). New York, Nov. 1966 - April/May 1968. Original issues; folio; illustrated. Together with the rare 4 page pamphlet: Black Mask, Union Nationale des Etudiants de France/ Association Federative Gen. des Etudiants de Strasbourg (Internationale à l’AFGES; “nous et les Provo’s”. Nouvelle. 16-11-66.) Complete set, rare. In very good condition. EUR 3,000.00 Edited by Benn Morea and Ron Hahne. One of the publications that formed the prelude to the ‘World wide revolution of youth’ and the student revolts, linked with the Situationist International in Paris, Heatwave in London, Provo in Amsterdam, Rebel Worker in Chicago, Black Panthers (Lowndes County Freedom Organisation). Contributions by L. Moholy-Nagy, Dennis Mora, Benn Morea (‘Art and Revolution’), Ed Clark, a.o. Texts by André Breton, Bertrand Russell, H. Arp, Camus (interview), a.o. No. 10 incl. article ‘Berlin Dada’ by David & Stuart Wise

14517-19252f.tif [#19252] BRAVEAR. Nos. 1-16 (all publ.). Bravear, Hayward, Ca, 1982-1987. Unbound, as issued. EUR 1,600.00 Complete run of this San Francisco area “magazine for moderns” with coverage of local and national punk and new wave acts.

12 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14410-18903.tif [#18903] BRICOLEUR San Francisco: David Gitin (1969). 4to. Glued in the spine in illustrated wrappers, excellent condition. EUR 150.00 Contributors include Duerden, McClure, Oppen, Crozier, Coolidge, Meltzer, Potts, Eshleman, and many others. Tipped onto the rear cover is a musical score by Charles Amirkhanian. (Mama Movie Modesto).

14445-19034.tif [#19034] BROKEN COBWEBS Number 1 (all and only published). Ann Arbor: Bleeding Phantom Press (1970). 4to. 53 pp Side-stapled and taped wrappers. EUR 250.00 Edited by A.J.Lindenberg. Works by Blazek, Cauble, Creeley, Spicer, and others. Uncommon (OCLC shows six holdings).

14390-18851.tif [#18851] CABARET VOLTAIRE SLUGGIN’ FER JESUS [San Francisco]: Rough Trade. [1981] . Poster; 43x32,5. b/w, printed on recto only. Spectacular poster promoting this EP, issued originally in Belgium. Designated “Trade One 12” but it’s really 121. EUR 300.00

14390-19373.tif [#19373] CABARET VOLTAIRE Numbers 1-5 (all). San Diego, CA 1977-1978. Black and white offset and rubber stamp printing. Wrappers. Staple bound. Very good condition. 11 x 14 cm. EUR 1,000.00 Edited by Steve Hitchcock. Neo-dada magazine with thematic issues.

BLUE STAR EDITION [No. 1]. Numbered in felt pen 78 of 500. Unpaginated [100 pp.] No. 2, Fall 1977. MISTAKES & ERRATA. Numbered in felt pen 187 of 250. Unpaginated [104 pages] No. 3, Spring 1978. THE DRAWING COMPLETION TEST. Numbered in felt pen 17 of 250. Unpaginated [102 pp.] No. 4. NEW MUSIC INTERNATIONALE EDITION. Numbered in felt pen 38 of 250. Unpaginated [100 pp.] No. 5, Fall 1978. DECADENCE. Numbered in felt pen 77 of 250. Unpaginated [84 pp.]

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13 14404-18883a.tif [#18883] CANDY Nos. 1-2 (most probably all published). Ed. J. Friedrich, Chicago, n.d. (1993). 4to; photocopies b/w pages, orig wrappers, no. 1 comb binding, title painted trough stencils, no. 2 stapled wrappers. Rare. EUR 300.00 Magazine of found, purloined and collaged images and texts, relating to primarily sexual themes. Contributors include: Georges Bataille. Hans Bellmer, Charles Lutwige Dodgson, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, Joseph Beuys, Christian Boltanski, Georges Hugnet, J.G. V=Ballrs, Media Whore, Panther Sahibm etc. The Ballard contribution consists of photocopied pages from Crash, to be continued in Candy 3, but that apparently never appeared. Rare, OCLC locates 1 copy of No. 1 (apparently together with a lollipop, but that is not the case here), and no copies of no 2.

14239-19341a.tif [#19341] CENTER. Edited by Carol Bergé Nos. 1-13 (all publ.). Woodstock-New York: Center (1970-1984). 4to; original illustrated wrappers, in very nice condition except for some faint uneven sunning to nos.4,5 and 10, and “50c special” penned to rear cover of #7. (also some ink notes in the text). Side-stapled or perfect bound wrappers. EUR 2,400.00 Edited by Carol.Bergé. Contributions by Ray Johnson, Philip Corner, Jackson Mac Low, David and Eleanor Antin, Charles Plymell, Clarence Major, John Wieners, Richard Kostelanetz, Lyn Hejinian,Fielding Dawson, Ivan Gol, Ed Sanders,E lisabeth Moore, Dick Higgins, and others.No. 1 and 8 with cover photograph of Georgia O’Keefe by Michael Vaccaro. Final issue is one of 200 numbered copies SIGNED by Bergé, contains a very long list of important contributors.Very rare omplete.

14 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14411-18904.tif [#18904] CHANGE Unnumbered (only issue published). San Francisco: Change (1963). Loewinsohn. 4to. 20 pages. Fine in side-stapled wrappers. EUR 400.00 Edited by Ron Loewinsohn and Richard Brautigan, literary anthology magazine. The publication lasted just one issue because, according to Loewinshohn, “He [Brautigan] wasn’t reliable or stable . . . and if you criticized him he would clam up and wouldn’t talk to you for six months, which is what happened.” In addition to the editors contributions by Whalen Bob Miller, Duerden, Kyger, and others.

13113-17283C.tif [#18380] CINEMA RISING Numbers 1-3 (all publ.). London (UK), Cinema Rising Ltd. 1972. Tabloid, unpaginated. Very good, almost mint set. EUR 1,100.00 Ed. Tony Rayns. The first issue: The Naked Lunch on Film ?, background to Third World Cinema Film Festival, Film in Belfast; Cannes ‘72; Directory of Independent Film Makers; interview with Antony Balch (maker of “Towers Open Fire”, “The Cut Ups”, and “Bill & Tony”), and features stills of William Burroughs from “Towers Open Fire”. Interview with Donald Cammell, incl. stills from “Performance” and a photo of the director with James Fox in Powis Square. Photos of Kenneth Anger at work; cover photo of Joe Dallesandro; etc. Number 2: Hitchcock’s Frenzy, interviews with Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut, etc. Number 3 with an interview with Mike Hodges; reviews of Warhol movies shown at Cannes; Fellini’s “Roma”; Hitchcock; “Fritz the Cat”; back page ad. for “A Clockwork Orange”.

11861-13112a.tif [#13112] CINÉMATOGRAPHE. La revue de l’actualité cinématographique. Nos. 1-126. Paris, février 1973-janvier 1987. Original pictorial wrappers. 4to. Lacks 10 issues. EUR 1,000.00 Collection of 117 thematic issues, profusely illustrated. Lacking nos. 9-11, 15, 18, 22, 24, 29, 50 & 59, and two issues slightly waterstained. Published till 1990.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 15 12530-19343a.tif [#19343] CLIMAX. A creative review in the jazz spirit. Sessions (Nos.) 1 and 2 (probably all publ.) New Orleans: The Climax Jazz, Art & Pleasure Society of Lower Bourbon Street (1955 & 1956). 42 + 88 pp. Two numbers. Large 8-vo and 8vo; Original pictorial wrappers (first issue slightly bumped at overlaying edges, but still very good). Added to No.1: illustrated leaflet “Eyes on Mexico” by the Climax Jaz, Art and Pleasure Society. EUR 650.00

Edited by R. Cass. Devoted to fiction, Curtis Zahn, Kenneth L. Beaudoin, and poetry and documentation of theNew many reviews of live and recorded jazz. Orleans jazz scene. Contributors include The second number features Eight New Lawrence Lipton, Jacques Prevert, Judson Orleans Jazz photographs by Ralston Crews, Mason Jordan Mason, Gil Orlovitz, Crawford. Very rare.

14537-19325.tif [#19325] CLOSE UP A group of 6 issues published by POOL, Territet. Present are the followingissues: Vol.II - No 6, June 1928: Vol. III No. 2, August 1928; Vol. V No. 1, July 1929; Vol. V No. 4, October 1929; Vol. V No. 5, November 1929 and Vol. VI No. 1, January 1930. Covers (some with pasted-on photographs) preserved, some spines lightly damaged. Inside some browning, but overal good codition.. EUR 350.00 The Only Magazine Devoted to Films as an Art. Edited by K. Mecpherson, assisted editor: Bryher.

13481-16950.tif [#16950] COCKSURE Number 1, 1969. Voyeur Publishing, New York, 1969. (all published ?) Newsprint. 24 pages. EUR 300.00 New York pornzine. Editor: William Alien, photos: Charles DeGaulle, entertainment: Mary Contray, art: Pierre Monet.

16 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13983-17957c.tif [#19295] CODE Nos. 1-10 (all published). Amsterdam, 1983-1989. In the original illustrated wrappers, (with small burnhole to front cover of no. 2). 4to. (limited edition between 250/450 copies), Rare complete set with the original plates. EUR 4,000.00 Edited by Waling Boers, Martin van Vreden, Dirk van Weelden. Together with original serigraphies, some folding out, included in the issues, some unfolded.

No. 1: folding screenprint b/w by Frank No. 4: folding screenprint, b/w, by Rob No. 7: screenprint b/w, signed by Jiri van den Broek (monogr.FB83) Scholte, entitled “Olympia”, but title Dokoupil No. 2: screenprint in colour by Peer changed by the artist in “Utopia”, signed No. 8: folding screenprint b/w, signed, Veneman (monogr. PV 84),and Rob Scholte 1985 by Ton van Summeren (+1 extra, not photocopy by Rob van Koningsbruggen No. 5: screenprint in colour by René folded) (RvK 84) Daniels (monogr. RD 86) No. 9: has no art supplement (which No. 3: folding screenprint Martin van No. 6: screenprint in colour by Han only appeared in a de-luxe version, by Vreden, and folding colour copy by Schuil, and folded poster by K.Michel. Peter Schuyff) Günther Forg (e.a.Forg,985) No. 10: no art supplement was published.

13733-17387.tif [#19351] COMPREHENSION Volume 1 numbers 1 and 2 (all publ) . San Francisco, spring 1950. 16 pages, in decorated covers; printed on purple- tinted paper in dark purple ink. With illustrations. 27,5x21,5 cm.; except for minimal damage to right lower corner of cover of no 1 a mint copy. EUR 650.00

Edited and published by Ridgely Point; other contributions by Michael Cummings, with Dora M. Perry. Demarest, S.Deam Lipton, Nila Larkin, Editorial by Cummings, Henry Miller: Anthony Boucher, Gerben Dekler a.o.; On censorship and public resposibility; illustrations and art by Lazlo Moholy- Ken Fletcher: The Navy is an Ostrich; Nagy, Irving Norman, Bern Porter, Emil David Frailey: Friendly review; James White, Siemund A.E.Betz, Kenneth Chevill; Richard Dermody: Danger Patchen Leonard Breger, Jorn Belson, a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 17 14547-19345d.tif [#19345] CRONOS. An international quarterly review. Nos. 1-4 (all publ.; also as 1 no 1-3 and 2 no 4). Columbus: (Spring 1947-March 1948). Four issues. The first three 4to in stapled wrappers, the last 8vo. All a bit rubbed and lightly soiled, else near fine in stapled wrappers. EUR 400.00 Edited by Richard Wirtz Emerson. George Santayana Peter Viereck, Cummings, Rexroth, WC Williams, Zukofsky, Rexroth, and other lesser known poets appear. Vol.2 no 4. Special poetry issue. Article on Ezra Pound, “Philosopher at Bay,” by Harold H. Watts. Poetry by Louis Zukofsky, William Carlos Williams, Kenneth Rexroth, Giuseppe Ungaretti, Eugenio Montale (trans. William Weaver, John Conley, Maurice English). Spine slightly bumped at bottom, some shelfware

13579-19346.tif [#19346] THE CROUPIER Number 1 (all published). Seattle, WA. The Croupier Press. 1965. 21x14 cm., stapled, unpaginated. First and only issue. Laid into this copy is a brief TLS presenting this copy, and a later holograph postcard announcing the Croupier Press Post Card Series. EUR 300.00 Contributions by Charles Foster, Jack Hirschman, Stuart Z. Perkoff, William J. Margolis, Tony Scibella, and others.

14528-19302a.tif [#19302] CUEVANO. Pliegos de Poesia Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Santander, Marzo 1977-Febrero 1978. Each 1 sheet of paper (different colours),62 x44,5. folded to 22,5x15,5 cm. Text recto/verso, with illustration in b/w. by Gerardo Diego, Rafael Gutiérrez Colomer, Malo Macaya, Isaac Cuende, etc. EUR 300.00 Literary review, mainly poetry from Santander. Edited by Gerardo Diego, Rafael Gutiérrez Colomer, José Luis Hidalgo, José Hierro, Ana García Negrete, Malo Macaya, Isaac Cuende, a.o.

18 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13899-18547A.tif [#18547] DAMAGE Collection of 8 numbers: Nos. 5-12/13 (=last published). San Francisco, March 1980-June 1981, without nos. 9 and 11, but inclusive of the Special Issue “Western Front Edition”. Tabloid newsprint, some moderate toning, else excellent condition. EUR 800.00 The Bay Area’s answer to LA’s Slash Four, Crime and PiL. Western Front magazine, and equivalent to New York festival special edition from October Rocker. About 40 pages each, printed 1980, published between issue 9 and 10. b/w with a colour added the to nicely Pictures and profiles of all participating designed front pages. Unparalleled early bands including Black Flag, Bob, punk coverage of the flourishing SF Cosmetics, Crime, DOA, Feederz, Gears, punk scene. No. 5: March 1980 Coverage Lewd,Nervous Gender and on and on. includes Offs, Johanna Went, Madness No. 10: Magazine, Amos Poe, Castration and Nick Zedd’s They Eat Scum. No. 6: Squad and the usual heapin’ helpin’ of May 1980 Lene Lovich, Lydia Lunch, SF coverage. Published November 1980. Mutants etc. No. 7: July 1980 installment No. 12/13: June 1981 swan song of this with Cramps, Tokyo scene including top-notch SF mag. DOA, Roky Erickson, a Friction interview and Flipper. No. Chrome, Stranglers, Siouxsie, Robert 8: August 1980 coverage of Gang of Anton Wilson etc.

13358-16692.tif [#18700] THE DICK. An occasional newspaper of observation, literature and commentary (truth, rectitude, honor & knowledge). Vol. 1 no 1 (all published). NY Lower East Side, 1967 [Fuck You Press], [1967]. Folio, newspaper size, 8 pages, with illustrations, printed on white paper (faint fold due to mailing across, small chip at fold, very light toning and soilage only, else sound and complete). EUR 1,000.00 Edited and largely written by Ed (copyright 1967 Ed Sanders), and other content Sanders, although it does not carry the of a provocative and explicit nature.Not in Fuck You imprint. On the front page FUG YOU, but long attributed to Sanders, the in headlines: POET TED BERRIGAN giveaway reveals itself: “A newspaper of truth, TEACHES PARROT TO SCARF COCK. rectitude, honor & knowledge created, published Contributions by Ted Berrigan, Michael & edited by an anonymous spur-Phantom at a McClure etc. Two full pages contain the secret location in the lower East Side, New York comic ‘The adventures of Supersnatch’ City, U.S.A.”. (Clay & Phillips, p. 167)

13844-17665.tif [#17665] DREAM HELMET Number 1 (all publ). Fort Lee, NJ, The Somniloquist’s Press 1978. 25x20 cm, illustrated wrappers, 112 pp. EUR 250.00 Editor: Bill Wolak, art director: Steven Frim. First and only issue of this Surrealist- sympathetic journal, with contributions by Paul Eluard, Charles Henri Ford, John Digby, Ira Cohen, Ted Joans, Joyce Mansour, Sue Matiko and many others. Cohen served as Asia Correspondant, Digby covered Europe. With numerous b/w illustrations in collaged surrealist/dreamed style. With Sue Matiko, John Digby, Ira Cohen (Asian correspondent).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 19 [#18641] DOT ZERO Numbers 1-5 (all publ.). Dot Zero Inc. - Finch Pruyn and Company, New York. 1966-1968. Original card wrappers, first issue embossed cover, others photographically illustrated. 30,5x23 cm. An excellent set; only the cover of no 1 very lightly soiled, otherwise excellent condition. Complete set, very scarce. Order forms on back covers unused, thus back covers all intact. EUR 2,800.00 “Ground breaking design journal”(Gwen Allen). Edited by Robert Malone, design Massimo Vignelli. • Number 1. Editorial Statement by Environment) Dimensional Science Communications Robert Malone; Decline of the visual, • Number 3: Issue on Mass by Will Burtin; Alpha Chambers by by Marshall McLuhan; Computer Communications. Contributors: John Kenneth Isaacs; Expo 67 Puts You in Graphics, by Maurice Constant; McHale, Clay Felker, John Dievold, the Picture by Bosley Crowther and Variations on the face, by Bruno Germano Facetti, John Szarkowski Five Films at Epo by Willard van Dyke. Munari; Psychology of the Visual, by (Photography and the Mass Media), • Number 5. Fall 1968. Issue on Martin Krampen; Printing as an art Gordon Hitchens, Jay Doblin, Mildred Transportation Graphics.(Symposium form: Eugene Feldman; Questions Constantine, Thomas George held at MOMA Oct. 1967). of Legibility, by Bror Zachrisson; • Number 4. Summer 1967: Issue on Contributions by George Nelson, Alternatives to Architecture, by Arthur World’s Fairs. Contains: A theory Lowell Bridwell, Jocj Kinneir, Pierre Drexler; Book review, by Douglas of Expositions by Umberto Eco; Bourgeau, Henry A. Barnes, Will MacAgy. Illustrations in black and The concept of Environmental Burtin, Jonathan Barnett, Donal white and colours. Management by Serge Boutourline; Appleyard, Peter Chermayeff, Vbob • Number 2. Issue on Corporate Designing ‘Creative America’ by Ivan Noorda, Charles M. Haar. Harmomn H. Identity. Contributors: Jay Doblin, Nan Chermayeff; Creating Emotional Goldstone, Daniel T. Scannell. Adams, George Bain, Allon Schoener, Involvement in Geography, Geology Reyner Banham, Fgui Bonsieppe, and Space Science: an interview with Kenneth Galbraith (Economics and Rudolph de Harak; Thoughts on Three-

14529-19303.tif [#19303] LA DRAGA. Arte, arquitectura y urbanismo desde Cantabria Numero 0, Santander, 1978 (all publ.) . No page numbering (146pp.). Typographical wrappers. 20.5x21, with interesting layout and makeup, richly illustrated. Somewhat dustsoiled, otherwise internally fine. EUR 300.00 Directed by Elisa Obregón andRafael Gutiérrez. Collabortors: Isaac Cuende, Jesús Lázaro, Jordi Borja, J.R. Saiz Viadero, F.L.A. The first and only issue of this periodical with rich content. An article on Manuel Raba, concrete poetry by G. Colomer, interview with Vicente Aleixandre, etc.

14577-19415.tif [#19415] DE DUALIST Year I, no.1 and 2. (all published) Amst., Decipi, 1947, 2 vols., (4) cyclostyled lvs., recto only, stapled, 4to; (4) letterpress lvs, recto and verso, loose in orig. dec. wr. by? - Both issues folded once - Together with: SPLEEN. Internationaal Rare periodical from the literary maandblad van en voor scheppende avant-garde in Amsterdam.Ed. N. verschoppelingen. No.1. (prob. all published) Ed. Augustin. Second issue contents present in duplicate. Short-lived periodical, N. Augustin. (Amst., N. Augustin), 1950, (4) contributions by i.a. Simon Vinkenoog. cyclostyled lvs., 4to. - Folded. AND 4 other issues Spleen with contributions by i.a. Simon of similar short-lived but interesting periodicals, i.a. an untitled Vinkenoog under pseud. Victor Simonsz cyclostyled issue w. collected contributions from the periodical Sense and (a short review of De Avonden), Dolf sentences edited by N. AUGUSTIN (Durgerdam, ±1950, 4to. Folded). Toussaint and Wim Simons. EUR 400.00

20 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14575-19411a.tif [#19411] DOL. Republikeins Weekblad, provocerend, immoreel, vol slechte wil. Later: Sartirisch en Vulgair). Nos. 0, 1-10 (likely all published). Brussel, De Dolle Morgen. (7 Feb. - 26 Sept 1990). Tabloid on newsprint, b/w and red added; 16-24 pages/issue. EUR 750.00 Subversive weekly edited by Jac Bucqouy. The first number and the (free) zero number are mostly identical. Contributions by Herman Brusselmans, Johan Anthierens, H.J.Claeys, Guido Lauwaert a.o. . Brusselmans with strips (‘Het mooiste dagboek ter wereld’. Other contribs: Pirana, Charles Bukowski, Jacob Knödel, Marc Baerts, Vuillemin, Choron, Reiser, and Jan Bucqouy himself. Many semi- pornographic contributions and illustrations, photographs etc., Nos. 7-9 with long pornographic strip/cartoons of Rintintin etc. In No. 10 Boudwijn en Fabiola ‘De Sexbom’ (Willy Vandersteen).

12262-14083.tif [#14083] DRAWING AND DESIGN. New Series. Vol. 1-5 (all published, comprising nos. 1-34). London, July 1926-April 1929. Original pictorial wrappers. Illustrated. Rare complete. EUR 1,250.00 Published under the auspices of “The Studio” Limited. First series was published as ‘Drawing’ (1915-1920). Contributions on British artists like Paul and John Nash, Ethelbert White, Frank Dobson, Stanley Spencer, Duncan Grant, Walter Sickert, Eric Gill but also on Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Kees van Dongen, Pierre Bonnard, André Derain, etc. With numerous illustrations in the text, and some full-page or hors-texts, with two original wood-engravings by Ethelbert White (in no. 1) and by the Dalziel Brothers (after John Millais in no. 3). Features on exhibitions in Paris and London, contribs. like “The German Expressionist Woodcut”, “Russian Art Movements since 1917”, “Embroidery as a Modern Art” and articles on film (by Robert Herring) & theatre (by Audrey Scott).

6810-18143.tif [#18905] EAST SIDE REVIEW. A magazine of contemporary culture. Vol. 1 no. 1 (all publ.). New York, Jan./Feb. 1966. 4to. Original pictorial wrappers; numerous illustrations. 96pp. Offset on different colors of paper stock. EUR 300.00 Edited and published by Shepard Sherbell; numerous photographs (Peter Moore a.o.); contribs. by William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Gregory Corso (Notes on the Lenny Bruce obscenity trial), Leroi Jones, Norman Mailer, Kenneth Patchen, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Robert Bly , Tuli Kupferberg, John Wieners a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 21 [#19448] Ed.912. Milano. Publications. Edizioni d’arte contemporanea. Edited by G. E. Simonetti, D. Palazzoli, G. Sassi and others. Printed by Arti Grafiche La Monzese, Cologno Monzese.

• DA-A/AU DELA. “da-a/u delà,” a magazine of arts and literature (No. 1, only published). Milano, ottobre 1966 (Stampa Arti grafiche La Monzese). (w/h 13,5 x 26,3 cm, stiff wrappers, containing 2 sheets in harmonica folding, opening to 14 pages of 6,2 x 26,2 cm and one loose insert of 12 x 26,2 cm printed on the same stock as the covers). • BIT. Arte oggi in Italia/ art: what’s happening in Italy today. Vol. 1 nos. 1-6; Vol. 2 nos. 1-4 (all published). Milano, Editore “Ed. 912. Edizioni di cultura contemporanea”. Together 10 numbers in 9 (no. 3-4 is a double issue, printed and bound as “tête-bèche” with a cover for each issue). Unbound in the original wrappers, some very light dust-soilage, otherwise in good to excellent condition. Number 6 with the screw. • SITUAZIONE series: First edition, 1967 Posters nos. 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. Group of 7 (out of probably a total of 10 published). Each poster measures ab. (h/w) 70 x 49,5 cm; all (except for no. 1 and 10) are doubled on a textile DA-A/AU DELA: Contains texts and underground, and all (except no. 10 which is pristine) are illustrations (b&w only) of Slvano Bussotti, Ben rather yellowed and slightly smudged. Rare. Vautier, Emilio Villa, Lourdes Castro, André EUR 7,500.00 Balthasar, René Berthold, George Brecht, La Monte Young, Magdalo Musio, Dick Higgins, Wolf Vostell, Daniela Palazzoli, and others.

BIT: Richly illustrated and highly Trin. Issues varying in length from Interview with Lucio Fontana (No. 5), informative art magazine focusing on 32 - 126 pages. Contributions by and Biennale di Venezia, Celant, Triennale contemporary avant-garde art and art features on: Bruno Munari (letter, in di Milano, Documenta Kassel, News on movements in or related to Italy. With No. 1), Kounellis, Schifano, Enrico Baj, Galleries and Exhibitions in Italy. Later important Fluxus issue. Published Dan Flavin, Jon Phetteplace, Gianni issues include also articles on cinema, in English with parallel Italian text. Emilio Simonetti, Lamberto Pignotti, theatre, music and the current student Daniela Palazzoli Dirretore responsabile Concert Fluxus (in no 2), Arman, Brecht, movements (Anno 2 no 2 on Rudi / Editor. Comitato editoriale / Editorial Cage, Castellano, Twombly, Tinguely, Dutschke). See: Maffei/Peterlin, p. 71/73. council: Germano Celant, Mario Wesselman, Alviani, Scheggi, Arakawa, Diacono,Daniela Palazzoli, Tommasso Bauermeister, Warhol, Vautier, etc.;

22 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. SITUAZIONE:

• Numero 1: Mario Diacono. APPEL apple Lappe. • Numero 8: Cavan McCarthy.Telegram from 1967. Ed.912. Edizioni di cultura contemporanea. Vietnam, 1967. Ed.912. Edizioni di cultura Milano. Tirato in 500 esemplari numerati per I contemporanea. Milano. Tirato in 500 tipi della “ Arti grafiche la Monzese”. In Cologno esemplari numerati per I tipi della “ Arti Monzese, aprile 1967. (No. 394). This poster (in grafiche la Monzese”. In Cologno Monzese, contrast to the others) not mounted, clean and luglio del 1967. (No. 450). not yellowed; drawing pin holes in the corners and small closed tear to left margin. • Numero 9: Magdalo Mussio “COME”. 1966. Ed.912. Edizioni di cultura contemporanea. • Numero 2: Franz Mon. 1966. Edizioni di cultura Milano. Tirato in 500 esemplari numerati contemporanea. Milano. Tirato in 500 esemplari per I tipi della “ Arti grafiche la Monzese”. In numerati per I tipi della “ Arti grafiche la Cologno Monzese, febbraio del 1967. (No. 403) M o n z e s e”. In Cologno Monzese, febbraio del 1967. (No. 391). • Numero 10: Ben VAUTIER. No. Dieci: Art Total. Milano, Ed.912. Edizioni di Cultura • Numero 5: Arrigo Lora Totino. Movimento. 1966. Contemporanea (Serie No. 10, Stampa: Arti Tirato in 500 esemplari numerati per I tipi della Grafiche La Monzese, Ciologna Monzese). 1967 “Arti grafiche la Monzese”. In Cologno Monzese, (Juglio). 70x50 cm., 1967. Printed in blue and febbraio del 1967. (No. 399). purple on white stock. In fine condition.

• Numero 6: Jirí Kolár. Le poème visuel III 1963. Ed.912. Edizioni di cultura contemporanea. Milano. Tirato in 500 esemplari numerati per I tipi della “ Arti grafiche la Monzese”. In Cologno Monzese, febbraio del 1967. (No. 389).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 23 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

24 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 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 in Palo Alto/Cal. He had to spend several months in the hospital and Fernanda Pivano, who was with him, 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.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 25 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,

26 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 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 di Ettore Sottsass.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 27 14572-19402a.tif [#19402] ENTRAILS. THE MAGAZINE OF HAPPY OBSCENITY (Endtales. Intrailz, Endtrails) Nos. 1-5 (all publ.) New York and Homestead, FL: Whispershit Press / Olivant Press, 1966-1967. Four quarto issues (ca.23-28cm) and no. 4 slightly smaller. Mimeographed, offset-printed, and photostatically reproduced sheets, side-stapled into illustrated wrappers; 100; 83; 112; 72; 45pp; illus. A very nice set. Laid into Issue 1 is a mimeographed leaflet, titled “Entrails: A New Shattering Poetry and Literary Magazine Will Resound with Bombastic Thuds Upon the Open Mind,” followed by six quotes praising EUR 1,400.00 the publication.

Edited by Gene Bloom. Contributors press publication “Entrails” dedicated to Lenny Bruce include Charles Bukowski, Douglas who was being legally hounded for using sexual Blazek, Tuli Kupferberg, d.a. levy, expressions in his act” Condition: nice set,. Issue Clarence Major, Carl Larsen, William one shows two tiny stains along upper edge of front Wantling, Steve Richmond, Ted wrapper, else Near Fine. Issue 2 is edgeworn, dust- Berrigan, John Fowler, D.R. Wagner, soiled, and lightly toned, with rear wrapper pulling Sid Rufus, Harold Norse, Donald away from staplesand lacking the requisite “Beat Cauble, and Mike Berardi, and others. Nickel Bag” affixed to inner rear wrapper; Very Good Complete run of Brooklyn poet only. Issue 3 shows light foxing to text edges, light wear Gene Bloom’s “magazine of happy to wrapper extremities, with a faint cup-ring to upper obscenity,” published between 1966-67. Bloom moved from his native front wrapper; contains the requisite paper yarmulke Brooklyn to the Lower East Side in 1965, where he immediately stapled to inner rear wrapper; Very Good+. Scattered wanted to immerse himself in the thriving poetry scene. “Since I foxing to lower front wrapper of Issue 4, with some was an imported poet of lower case renown, the answer was easy; mild dustiness to Entrails Anthology, else Near Fine. put out a poetry magazine, get to know as many artists and poets Not in Clay & Phillips. who lived in the area and produced. So I did, naming my small

13297-16537B.tif [#16665] ETC (&ETCetera). Quinzenário cultural (folheca cultural). Nos. 1-25 (all publ.). Lisbon, 17 January 1973 - October 1974. In the original issues, illustrated selfwrappers; except for a small tear in the last page of the final issue all in good condition ( Issues of 20-24 pages, with front-page in colour. ( 33.5x28,5 cm). EUR 2,000.00

Portuguese Avant-garde magazine directed cultural and anarchist movements, including by Fernando Luso Soaras, after number 7 by ecological issues etc. Long impressive list of Vítor Silvo Tavares. Journal for the left-wing contributors, see Daniel Pires, p. 197-200. intellectuals, close to the international counter-

28 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13689-17307.tif [#17307] FORMA 1. Mensile di Arti Figurative. Forma 1 (Numero 1), all published. Roma, marzo 1947. 8 pages. Tabloid size (34,7x24,6 cm), as published, printed b/w. Light toning of the newsprint paper, in particular extremities, a small closed tear to the right margin and light wear on the fold; small spine damage around the staple, with a little loss of paper in the margin only. Small stain in the margin of p.3. Altogether however in generally good condition. Very rare. EUR 3,000.00 One of the rarest periodicals of che nelle sue più recenti esperienze in pittura e in scultura the Italian avant-garde after the ha dimonstrato quale strada limitata ed angusta esso war. The group FORMA 1 was sia”….” Roma, quindici marzo 1947”. Articles by Pietro formed by Carla Accardi, Ugo Attardi, Pietro Consagra, Piero Consagra (Teorema della scultura); Mino Guerrini Dorazio, Mino Guerrini, Achille Perilli, Antonio Sanfilippo, (Perchè la pittura); Giulio Turcato (Crisi della pintura); Giulio Turcato, a.o. Forma 1 published a Manifest, subscribed by Musica moderna; Léo Gischia (Tendenza di rivoluzione); these artists, which sought to bridge the gap between Abstract Piero Dorazio (Stile e tradizione); Achille Perilli (Gli and Realist art in Italy in this period: “Noi ci proclamiamo espressionisti del secolo; Astrattisti a Milano). On page FORMALISTI et MARXISTI, convinti che i termini marxismo 3: “Una bella donna è una bella donna. Una bella statua è e formalismo non sono INCONCIABILI, specialment oggi che una bella Forma’’). Work reproduced (b/w photographs) gli elementi progressivi della nostra società debbono mantenere of Pietro Consagra, Mini Guerini, Giulio Turcato, Piero una posizione RIVOLUZIONARIA E AVANGUARDISTICA e d’Orazion, Viani, Antonio Sanfilippo, Carla Accardi, non adagiarsi nell’equivoco di un realismo spenta e conformista Ugo Attardi.

14204-18420.tif Preceded by:

14523-19285.tif [#19285] LA FABBRICA. Gruppo Arte Sociale Numero 1 (all published). Roma, Agosto 1946. Original sheets, 44x32 cm, 4 pages with illustrations in b/w in the text. EUR 1,200.00 Only issue published of this periodical printed black and red; this preceded FORMA 1. With the participation of Accrocca, Assunto, Barbagallo, Dorazio, Fulci, Guerrini, Maggioletti, Perilli, Vespignani. Militant young artists united in the group “Arte Social”, opposing the prevailing academic art. Dorazio, Perilli and Vespignani promoted their ideas in this journal, and organised a show on the sidewalk of via Veneto near the Galleria del Secolo (bastion of the official art).

14204-18420.tif [#18420] LA FABBRICA DELLA REPRESSIONE La fabbrica della repressione / La fabbrica. Socialismo e barbarie. Only issue published (?), Milano, Edizioni di Puzz, 1975 (settembre), 25x17,5 cm, 56 pages stapled in the spine, mimeographed in black and red, illustrations and cartoons. EUR 400.00 Situationist periodical, published by informale...” The second part “La fabbrica. Socialismo PUZZ. “La fabbrica della repressione” e barbarie”, is a story in cartoons followed by two reconstructs the history of repression texts: “Tutte le ore feriscono, l’ultima uccide. Il “suicidio” in Italy after 24 July1974, facts in di Giorgio Cesarano” by J. Camatte and G. Collu, chronological order: “Puntualizzazione... and “A proposito dell’articolo” Estetica e teppismo. I lungo le linee di forza...”, “Creatività critica - Controinformazione situazionisti davanti all’altare del Dio Nulla” by Valerio critica - Critica radicale”, “Autonomia, radicalizzazione, aggregazione Riva. [see Mangano, “Le riviste degli anni Settanta”, pp. 234-236].

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 29 is however excessively rare. All others are in very good to near mint condition. A remarkable set of great rarity so complete. Vol. 1, No. 2 & 3. May – June, 1972. “Manipulating the Self Issue.” Vol. 1, No. 4. December, 1972. “Eye of the Shadow Issue.” Vol. 2, No. 1 & 2. April – May, 1973. “Special Double Issue.” Vol. 2, No. 3. September, 1973. “IFEL Special Paris Issue.” Vol. 2, No. 4. December 1973 “Mondo Nudo Issue.” Vol. 2, No. 5. February, 1974. “Annual Artists’ Directory Issue.” Includes flexidisc (at the end, spine a little weak). Hollywood Edition Art’s Birthday Fb.1974 is laid in. Vol. 3, No. 1. Fall 1975. “Glamour Issue.” Vol. 3, No. 2. Spring 1976. “New York City Edition Issue.” 7078-16911a.tif [#18948] FILE. Megazine. Vol. 3, No. 3. Spring 1977. “Special People Issue.” Vol. 1-6 no. 3. Vancouver, 1972-1985. L. folio; original pictorial wrappers; Vol. 3, No. 4, Fall 1977. “PUNK ‘TIL YOU numerous illustrations; then continued in a new consecutive numbering: PUKE!” Nos. 25-29 (last publ.), 1986-1989. (no. 25 folio, nos. 26-29: roy.8vo.) Vol. 4, No. 1, Summer 1978. “1984 A original wrappers. A set in very good to near mint condition, with only YEAR IN PICTURES.’ wear and tearing to the first number (condition detailed at bottom of the Vol. 4, No. 2, Fall 1979. “Special Transgressions Issue.” footnote). Vol. 4, No. 3. Summer 1980. “Special TOGETHER WITH: Vol. 3 no 1 “Glamour Issue”in a variant (Fall 1975). Global Downtown Issue.” EUR 16,000.00 Vol 4, No. 4. Fall 1980. “Foreign Agents Issue.” Complete set of File Magazine. 27 issues Andy Warhol, David Byrne, Robert Vol. 5, No. 1, March 1981. “Special Success (including a variant, all published) of Cumming, Salvador Dalí, etc.- Vol. 3 no Issue.” this remarkable periodical published by 1 Glamour Issue, With the VARIANT Vol. 5, No. 2, Fall 1981. “The Re- General Idea, edited and designed by AA Black and white. Wrappers. Staple bound. materialization of the Art Object Issue.” Bronson, Jorge Zontal and Felix Partz. approximately 200 variants, of which Vol. 5, No. 3. Spring 1982. “X Ray Sex First published in the year that LIFE- this is one, with the High Profile logo Issue.” Magazine had to cease publication, FILE screen printed on the cover. Very good Vol. 5, No. 4. 1983. “Special General adopted the lay-out of the front cover, condition. Also: Vol. 2 no. 5 and Vol. 5 Idea Issue - Mondo Cane Kama Sutra.” size and style. Issues are mostly around no. 1complete with the Flex-disks; Vol. SPECIAL GENERAL IDEA ISSUE a theme: Women’s Issue, Paris Issue, 5 no. 2 complete with insert Bartolini. sticker affixed to front cover. Mondo Nudo, NYC Issue, Punk Issue, Vol. 1, No. 1. April 15, 1972. “Mr. Peanut Vol. 6, Nos. 1 & 2. 1984. “General People Issue, Artists Directory, Image Issue.” is only in fair condition, fragile Idea’s 1984 and the 1968-1984 FILE Bank Issue, People Issue, Transgression due to paper quality. Wear and tearing Retrospective Issue.” Issue, Global Downtown, Foreign Agents, to wrappers (Four 0.5” tears along fore Vol. 6, No. 3. 1985. “Diane Frankenstein The Re-Materialization of the Art Abject, edge, two tears repaired by tape; bottom Issue.” X Ray Sex, Mondo Cane, Kama Sutra, etc. right corner torn off; several 1” tears FILE MEGAZINE No. 25 / ART & File 6 no. 1/2 is a retrospective number to back cover along spine and to back TEXT No. 22. 1986. FILE MEGAZINE on General Idea and File, 1968-1984. cover fore edge. Single 1.25” tear to 26, 1986 FILE MEGAZINE 27, 1987 FILE Contribs. include: William Burroughs, pages at fore edge). This first number MEGAZINE 28, 1987 FILE MEGAZINE 29, 1989

30 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14536-19323.tif [#19323] THE FACE. Independent Rock Monthly subtitle changes frequently: Rock’s Final Frontier; Music/Movies/Style. Nos. 4-54. London, Wagadon Ltd., 4 August 1980-October 1984. Glossy, spine stapled, illustrated coloured covers. EUR 500.00 Large ensemble of 49 numbers of this important music and style magazine. Edited by Nick Logan. Very well presented, fully illustrated. Issues of ab. 90 pages.

14324-18707.tif [#19194] FLOW Volume 1 nos 1-2 (probably all). Kathmandu: Flow, Sangam Press, 1970, No. 1 February, 1970; No. 2 n.d., 1970. Both issues 4to, paperbound.Printed on delicate paper stock. No. 1: With multi-colored painting by Leddin tipped on to the front cover. Very light damages, but overall in very good condition. Loosely laid in 4 pages of The Crest, and 1 loose page of Chuck Haridas, probably meant for promotional purposes. No. 2: Colour printed wrappers, sewn binding. 82pp. + advertisement pages. Back wrapper slightly rubbed in the spine, light staining on lower corner of front wrapper, otherwise in perfect condition. EUR 1,500.00 Quarterly magazine, with Beat Poetry, The Himal Centre. Six pages of additional texts and other contributions from India laid in (mostly poetry). OCLC shows no copies of and the West. Co-edited by Michael this issue. Not found in the Harvard papers either. Hollingshead with Kristof Jastrzebski (and No. 2: “Year of ther Iron Dog”. The second issue others). Published in Kathmandu, with of this Anglo-Nepalese poetry journal, co-edited an editorial address in London. No. 1: by Michael Hollingshead with Kristof Jastrzebski Rare early publication on LSD, edited by (and others). Includes a contribution by George Michael Hollingshead, Timothy Leary and Andrews. Hollingshead and Jastrzebski first others. This issue features several articles met at a hippie ashram in the late 60s, and later and letters related to LSD by Michael lived at the psychedelic Pure Land Ashram, a Hollingshead and includes a two pageletter commune established by Hollingshead on the from Timothy Leary to Hollingshead. Other features include translations Isle of Greater Cumbrae. Jastrzebski subsequently of Nepalese poetry (M.B.B.Shah) and a proposal for the establishment in became active in the free festival movement in Kathmandu of a Centre for the Scientific Study of Religion to be known as the mid-70s.

7222-13327.tif [#19160] FURORE Nos. 1-21 (last publ.) Together with the four pre-publication issues which were numbered as Minus-numbers -5, -4, -3, and -1/-2. Amsterdam, 6 June 1975-Winter 2000-2012. Together 25 issues, in the original pictorial wrappers. EUR 1,500.00 Rare complete, Piet Schreuders production. Dutch avant-garde art & literary periodical, ed. by Aart Clerkx, Laurie Langenbach, Franka van der Loo, Piet Schreuders, important for its innovative design. Literary contribs. include W.F. Hermans (prepublication of ‘Onder Professoren’), Campert, Heeresma, Komrij, Schippers, Carmiggelt. Design & ills. by A. Clerkx, Piet Schreuder, a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 31 7082-19319a.tif [#19319] FILM CULTURE. (Later: America’s Independent Film Magazine). Published every two months.

Nos. 1-79 (all publ.). New York, January 1955-1996. Original pictorial wrappers, varying sizes from 8vo to 4to; with numerous illustrations and photographs. With occasional minor damage to the covers (see below), but in good to very good overall condition. An excellent complete set of this important magazine has become very difficult to find and to assemble. EUR 10,000.00

The complete set of this important avant-garde and Hughes, Luis Bunuel, Jean-Luc Godard, Mich. Antonioni, experimental cinema magazine, ed. by Jonas and Adolfas Anais Nin, Seymour Stern, Truffaut, James Broughton, etc. Mekas, with George Maciunas the Lithuanian FLUXUS artist. etc. Among the special issues are no. 30 on Stan Brakhage Together with P. Adams Sitney, Hollis Melton. Contribs. by This issue devoted to a work by filmmaker Stan Brakhage Orson Welles, Hans Richter, Erich von Stroheim, Lotte Eisner, entitled Metaphors on Vision. A very good copy in corrogated John Gilchrist, Joseph von Sternberg, Joris Ivens, Robert cardboard covers designed by fluxus artist George Maciunas.

32 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Obi (wraparound) present and in very - No. 61 on James Broughton, good condition with a few small chips at - No. 62 (1978) is A Guide to Independent edges); Film and Video, ed. by Hollis Melton - No. 36 on D. W. Griffith(ed. by Simon (Anthology Film Archives, 1976); Stern); - Nos. [72-75] is The Legend of Maya Deren, - No. 43: Special Issue : Expanded Arts” by Vévé A. Clark, et al. (here present in the NewYork, NY, 1966. Tabloid, (designed by Book edition). George Maciunas), 12pp; Maciunas designed nos. 14-18,30 and - No. 45 Guest-edited by Gerard Malanga, 43-45. (Gwen Allen, p. 260) The set is in designed and produced by George excellent condition. Detail of some (minor) Macunias. A Warhol-themed issue shortcomings: no. 16 spine split; nos. 22/23, featuring film stills, interviews with 24, 35 have small library stickers on the spine; members of his circle, and contributions no.30 small chips to top of wraparoundand by Mac Low, Wieners, Malanga, and many faint fold to first 20 pages; no. 36 small others; damage to inside frontpage as result of - Nos. 50-51 on Hollywood blacklisting, attempt to remove an ex-libris; nos. 37 and 65/66 have some damage to backcover; no. - Nos. 56-7 on Leni Riefenstahl, 67/69 has an old price sticker on the front.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 33 7089-19316c.tif [#19316] FILMLIGA. (Orgaan der Ned. Filmliga). Tijdschrift voor zelfstandige Filmkunst (after 1931 subtitle becomes: Onafhankelijk Maandblad voor Filmkunst).

Vol. 1-8 (all published. Amsterdam, J. Clausen (later: Rotterdam, Nijgh & v. Ditmar), 1927/28-1935, together with the continuation: FILMGIDS. Vol. 1 nos. 1-6 (last and all published, on orig,wrappers,light wear). Rotterdam, Jan.-June 1936). A complete collection, entirely in the original wrappers, in very good almost fine condition (only a few shortcomings, detail below). EUR 17,000.00

“Film League”. Complete set of the only serious avant-garde film periodical published in the Netherlands; first year (nos. 1-12) entitled ‘Orgaan der Ned. Filmliga’, published monthly in relation to the programs shown by the league, with very serious articles on the films and their makers; in later years the contents become less strictly connected to the league’s monthly program, but are not less serious. Editors: Menno ter Braak (till 1931), Joris Ivens (till 1930), L.J. Jordaan, H. Scholte, C. van Wessem, Knap, J.F. Otten. Contribs. include (apart from the editors, who gave an important share, especially ter Braak en Ivens): El G. de Roos, M.H.K. Franken, M. Sluizer, D.A.M. Binnendijk, N. Rost, A. Muller-Lehning, J. Lenauer, Lou Lichtveld, Jef Last, C.J. Graadt van Roggen, Math. Visser, Ch. Boost, Rico Bulthuis, and numerous important contributors from abroad (often publishing in German, French or English) e.g.: Cavalcanti, Marko Bardach, W. Ruttmann, Fr. Rosenfeld, Symon Gould, S. Silka, V. Huszar, Germaine Dulac, Eisenstein, D. Marion, Rene Clair, Moholy-Nagy, H. Richter, G. van Hecke, Mary Dressler, Ellen Kahn, Erika Mann, etc.

34 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Illustrations include: woodcut by Mirowitch; potraits by Jordaan (Renée Clair, Cavalcanti, Lang, Bataloff); Mitry; photo’s by Germaine Krull; photo composite by Paul Schuitema, Moholy- Nagy (Photogram), Man Ray; etc. etc.a few issues on a special theme (Hollywood, Disney, Dutch Cinematography, Film in the Netherlands). Two supplementary plates (by Cavalanti and Mirowitch, and photomontage by S. van Ravesteyn) are present. Year 1 (12 numbers), 1927- Aug.1928, with woodcuts by Cavalanti and Mirowitch in no.1; Photomontage by S.van Ravestein included in no 11in/bw,(same image as the cover which has red added;some repairs to the edges,but front cover in perfect condition). All typographical covers. Year 2 (10 numbers). Oct.1928-Oct.1929. White typographical covers, with (mostly) photograpical (Joris Ivens) or woodcut illustrations. Year 3 (10 numbers). Nov.1929-May 1930. White typographical covers, illustrated as Yr. 2. A small stain on the front cover of no 5 and no 9/10 with light damage to the right edge. Years 4 and 5 (12 numbers each). November 1931-Oct,1932. Covers in colour, designed by and with photomontages of Paul Schuitema.Two issues loose in the spine and 2 issues slightly stained, otherwise all excellent. Year 6 (12 numbers). November 1932-Dec,1933. Photo illustrated covers. Year 7 (12 numbers). January-December 1934. Covers photomontages by Cas Oorthuys. Year 8 (12 numbers). January-December 1935. Covers photomontages by Cas Oorthuys.

14179-18349a.tif [#18906] THE HARRIS REVIEW Nos. 1-2 (all publ.) NY: Harris Schiff 1971. 4to. 68 + 94 pp. Both volumes very near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Cover art by George Schneeman and Gerard Malanga. EUR 400.00 Edited by Harris Schiff. Contributors include Padgett, Mayer, Fagin, Brainard, Berrigan, Spicer, Notley, Giorno, and many others. Schiff was a poet associated with the Poetry Project at St.Mark’s Church.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 35 14289-18606a.tif [#18606] HEAVEN. The Magazine of Visionary Vision and Beyond. Nos. 1-9 (all publ. ). Tokyo, Heaven Express (1-4) Gunyû-sha (5-9), 1980-1981, 25,7x21cm, illustrated front and back covers, spine stapled, with very light wear.

TOGETHER WITH precursor: WX-raY. Catch Wave Magazinbe. No. 0 (only issue published). Tokyo, WXY inc., 1979, 36,4x26cm, 50 pages text and illustrations, illustrated covers stapled in the spine. Cover illustration by Heikichi Harata.Edited and started by the designer Heikichi HARATA, who had before worked as designer for « Shinjuku Play Map (1969-1972) ». In 1979 he starts his own design office under the name « WXY ». This was their flagship publication with the collaboration of numerous important designers and photographers. However iIt only could publish this first Zero-number. Harata then continued his career publishing the magazine “Heaven”. Rin Yokokawa, Masayoshi Sukita,Tetsushi Takei, Eiko Takaya, Kôichi Tanikawa, and others. EUR 4,500.00

Edited by HARATA HEIKICHI (born Oka, Jin Satô, Tetsushi Saitô, Jerry N. 1947), who did the graphic design, Uelsmann, Duane Michaels, Les Krims, assisted by Keiji Itô, Harumi Yamazaki, Marcia Resnick, Albert Watson, Rena Kazuhiro Watanabe, Jun’ichirô Small, Katsuyuki Yamamoto, Daimon Sanai, Shigetoshi Onodera, Mahito Musashino. Texts by: Izumi Suzuki, Hashimoto, Iyo Suzuki, DanTakasugi, Shiori Inaki, Mitushiro Takemura, and Atsuko Shiba, Naoya Nakamura, and others Comics by: Harumi Yamazaki, others. Photography by Nobuyoshi Hirokazu Watanabe, Yla Okudaira, Araki, Masayoshi Sukita, Heikichi Kazuhiro Watanabe, Shigeru Sugiura, Harata, Jun’ichirô Sanai, Hiroaki Roman Slocombe, Bruno Richard, Ishii, Tadaaki Kimata, Hideki Hirose, Yoshikazu Ebisu, Ginji Sabasawa, Ôji Toshirô Kondô, Michinori, Katsumi Suzuki, Shôichi Shiomi.

36 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14139-18280.tif [#18280] HYPNOS Nos. 1-5 (all published), Paris, 1969. : 14x21,5 cm., stapled, 22pp, 26pp or 30pp. EUR 500.00 Edited by Alain Cvalata. Réservé aux adultes. Ma vie de garçon, d’après les Mémoires du Vicomte de Nantel. Photographs by Crancé, Dalmas, Oriol and Serain.

7605-8185.tif [#8185] IMAGE. A quarterly of the Visual Arts. Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). London, 1949- Summer 1952 With precursor: ALPHABET AND IMAGE. Nos. 1-8 (all publ.). London, 1946-1948. Tog. 16 issues, roy. 8vo., with original pictorial wrappers, first 4 in spiral bindings. EUR 800.00 Edited by Robert Harling. Articles on drawing, woodengraving, sculpture, photography, color stencil, lithography etc., reviews of books and exhibitions, the last no. of Image contains lithographs by Henry Moore. Alphabet & Image is primarily concerned with typography and the graphic arts.

7658-8260.TIF [#8260] INS AND OUTS. A Magazine of Awareness. Nos. 1-4/5 (all publ.). Amsterdam, June 1978 - July 1980. Original pictorial wrappers; illustrations & photographs. EUR 800.00 Journal of the “Magic Amsterdam” ‘avant-garde’, edited. by Edward Woods, with assistance of, and guest-editorships by Ira Cohen, Mel Clay, Neeli Cherkovski, Hans Plomp, William Levy, a.o. Articles & photographs by Steef Davidson (on the Nieuwmarkt: Subway Culture in Amsterdam), Mel Clay (The Myth of the Male Orgasm. Window Shopping in Amsterdam Red Light District), Hans Plomp, Rachel Pollack, Ira Cohen, Simon Vinkenoog (on Magic Amsterdam). Marijke Mooy,, Steve Weiss, Jessie Gordon, Bruce Carpenter & Charlz Baba, Rachel Pollack, Magic Mike Taylor.Bert Schierbeek, Tajiri, Marpa, a.o.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 37 7662-8264.tif [#8264] INSITA. Bulletin of Insite Art. Nos. 1-6 (all publ.). Bratislava, Slovenska Narodna Galeria (Bratislava), 1971-1973. Original wrappers, oblong-4to. Richly illustrated. EUR 350.00 Complete set. Devoted to naive art, particularly in Eastern Europe. Text in Slovakian, French and English. Extensive well illustrated articles on insane and naive art from Eastern Europe and articles on the 1st and 2nd Triennales of Insane Art held in Bratislava. Issues of 150-200 pp. each, with ills. Dubuffet Jean; Piwocki Ksawery; Witz Ignacy; Okrucky Jan; Dorfles Gillo; Cassou, Jdean, Selz Jean; Setlik Jiri; Williams Sheldon; et al. Tkac Stefan; editor; No. 6 the 3rd Triennale of Insuite Art.

12370-14314.tif [#14314] INTERNATIONALE SITUATIONNISTE: PLANKTON. The Quarterly Bulletin of the Plankton Society / Driemaandelijks tijdschrift van de Vereniging ter Bestudering van het Plankton / Revue trimestrielle de la Societe d’Etudes du Plancton.

(Vol. 27, No. 3). Paris, 1969. Size: (h/w): 26 x 16,5 cm. 120 pp. Uncut. Original wrappers around the original text-pages of the August/September issue 1969 of the Paris INTERNATIONALE SITUATIONISTE (Number 12). EUR 1,000.00

“Undercover” situationist publication Vollenhoven “Gregarious behaviour distributed in the disguise of a scientific in the I.C.O. zone: Answer to the first natural history journal (‘Founded by the part of the communication delivered Fonds Neerlandais pour la Recherche by M. Jacob: World & infra-world or/ scientifique, Nederlandse Organisatie and life & infra-life”. The back-cover of van Zuiver-Wetenschappelijk the issue contains the following curious Onderzoek). Contents of the issue as information: “Un numéro spécial de printed on the front-cover consists notre revue paraîtra en février 1970 qui of the following imaginary articles: sera consacré au compte-rendu par Pr. Parvus “La métamorphose de l’équipe du Professeur Riseau-Lebel de la larve garnautine”, E. Pouget “Le l’expédition de recherches sur la fosse syndrome de Frei en deça des grandes 74 de Meni-Montang (Indonésie). Nos profondeurs”, M. Jacob “Dynamique abonnés recevront automatiquement ce des courants sous-jacents: 1) Monde & numéro spécial.”. Very rare document of infra-monde abyssal (à suivre).”, G. Van the Situationist movement.

38 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12494-14556.tif [#16379] ISTHMUS Number 1-6 (all publ.).San Francisco: Isthmus,1972-1977. Size (h/w): 26 x 18,3 cm. Illustrated. Original illustrated wrappers. EUR 400.00 Edited by J. Rutherford Williams. With contributions by Gunn, Meltzer, Enslin, Malanga, Charles Henri Ford, Mecalf, Upton, Bly, Di Prima, Bruce Conner, McClure, Blazek, Dorn, Michael Myers, Hirschman, Brandi, Mariah, and others.a.o. Illustrations by Bruce Conner, Alice Codrescu,cover art by Zephyrus Image’s Michael Myers on issue 2.

7776-18608e.tif [#18608] IX. Hebdomadaire. Nos. 1-5 (all publ.). Paris, vendredi 23 mai - 26 juin 1969. Large-folio; Unbound, fine. EUR 1,000.00 Students rebellion, flower power, sexual revolution in France: this shortlived weekly (of 16 pp./issue) was directed by Alain Valtat, with contribs. by Jean Streff, Alain de la Haute-Maison, André Laude, Yves Lancelot, François Pagery, etc.; illustrations and satirical drawings by Vasco, Willem (Chez les métèques nos.2-5), Wolinski, Pétillon, etc.; numerous photographic ills.; articles featuring Johnny Halliday, Wilhelm Reich, Les Lycéens: La révolution ou la fesse, etc.

14530-19305a.tif [#19305] JOURN’HAL Numbers 0, 1 & 2 (complete set, all published). Paris, Publications de la Grande Halle, janvier-juillet 1985, 37,8x26,1cm, 16p., 24p., 16p., in sheets EUR 750.00

Directed by Gilles de Bure, published Chapuis, Pascal Dolémieux, Elizabeth Marc Guillaumot, François Weyergans, at the occasion of the transformation Philipp, Yves Streith, Philippe Trétiak, Liberatore, Jean Pierre Leloir, Pierre Le of the “Grande Halle de la Villette” into Judith Vincent, Gad Weil, SIAP, Jean tan, Marguerite Duras, Hans Silvester, a cultural center (initiative of Jacques Charles Rosier, Eve Arnold, Magnum, Paul Azarides, Guy le Querrec, Blaise Lang) combining Jazz, Pop, and Richard Kalvar, Sam Cambio, Robert Ndjehoja, Henri Cartier Bresson, Alain Contemporary Art next to each other. Doisneau, Antoine Blondin, Jean Wais, Dominique Frétard, Marie With the collaboration of Philippe Paul Kaufman, Goudeneiche, Olivier Dominique Lelièvre, James Cliffson, Boggio, François Caviglioli, Bernard Boissière, Jean Didier Wolfromm, Robert Giraud.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 39 7763-15408A.tif [#15408] IT (THE INTERNATIONAL TIMES) Nos. 1-164 (all). London, 14 Oct. 1966-Oct. 1973; -TOGETHER WITH FIRST REVIVAL: Vol. 2 nos. 1-3 (all published under the original editors). London, May/ June-August 1974. Unbound, folio, tabloïd, some issues 4to; illustrated. - TOGETHER WITH SECOND REVIVAL: Vol. 3 (1975) till Vol. 5 no 6 (=final issue, published June 1980; the complete period lacking vol.3 no 1 only). - ALSO PRESENT ARE SPECIAL ISSUES: - No. 10,5 Emergency Issue (on yellow paper, margins torn and soiled), - No. 14,5 Summer Sadness for John Hopkins (=large folding poster in colour) - No. 22, 5 Instant Information Poster. Happy New Life 1968 (=large folding poster, b/w, - ‘Frivolous Summer Issue’ 1980 (Tabloïd) and - undated (smaller size) ‘Festival Issue-Official Guide to what’s next’. The issues in this set are Tabloïd, and a few 4to, all are in generally good to very good condition, with inevitable slight damage to margins and over foldings of some of the issues, and some discoloration due to the newsprint- paper.

Together with window poster: YOU CAN GET IT HERE Window poster. 22,5x28,8 cm., b/w. Offset in black on white stock. 22.9x30.4cm. Illustrated with the IT logo, featuring Theda Bara, with lettering by Michael English. The first printing of this flyer, slightly larger than later versions, and with the paper’s name, address and telephone number printed along the lower edge. This copy has corner pinholes from having originally been attached to the wall at Indica Books, but is otherwise Near Fine. EUR 14,000.00

40 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. The major underground paper of Britain, have been brought against it. IT’s impact of the period, the drug scene, anti- wellknown also abroad, edited by Barry on design, style and writing techniques Vietnam demonstrations, happenings Miles, later TomMcGrath and Bill Levy. has remained till this day. It was in Amsterdam, Alexander Trocchi, Published as nos. 1-164, 14 Oct. 1966 - 19 financed in periods by The Beatles and and so on. Contribs. include: William Oct. 1973; vol. 2 nos. 1-3, May/June - Aug. was central to the development of 1960’s Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Alexander 1974; vol. 3 nos. 2-4, July-November 1975; culture. No. 1 publishes an obituary of Trocchi, Bertrand Russell, Bob Dylan, 1976 no. 1 (Sep.) -12, Aug. 1977; vol. 4 Andre Breton by Jean-Jacques Lebel, Ezra Pound, Gary Snyder, Adrian nos. 1-12, (Jan.) - Dec. 1978; vol. 5 nos. 1-5, Yoko Ono’s Indica Gallery show, Bob Mitchell, Buckminster Fuller, Fritz March 1979 - Jan./Feb. 1980 and some Cobbings’s Group H exhibition, Simon Teufel, Norman Mailer, Claes Oldenburg, additional ‘half’-numbers. Vinkenoog on Provo Amsterdam, Abbie Hoffmann, Dick Gregory, Jeff The emphasis of the paper changed report on Timothy Leary’s show from Nuttall, Timothy Leary, Michael Abdul markedly over the years according to Bubu in New York, LSD; Dope prices, Malik, Jim Haynes, Miles, Bob Cobbing, who was on the editorial collective,either Pink Floyd Mix Media Show, etc. No. Simon Vinkenoog, Yoko Ono, but mostly predominantly artistic, political and 2 brings the report on the IT launch staff journalists. The revival period (after literary, or predominantly sexual at party. Further issues have features Barry Miles was no longer the editor) is times. Several important legal actions on practically all important aspects extremely scarce.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 41 13009-15880A.tif [#15880] KUNSTINFORMATIE / KUNSTPUBLIKATIE. Kunstcentrum ‘Badhuis’ Gorinchem.

Numbers 1-41 (=Year 1-9 no 2, all publ.). Gorinchem, Kunstcentrum Badhuis, 1975-1983. Unbound as issued, mostly still in the original glassine envelopes in which they were mailed. Stapled card- wrappers, 15 x 10,5/ 10,5 x 15 cm., each containing 16 - 24 pp., text in Dutch, English & German, richly illustrated with photographs, mostly b/w, occasionally in colour. The complete set of exhibition catalogues and monographic bulletins by the avant-garde art- center ‘”Kunstcentrum Badhuis” in Gorinchem, The Netherlands, focusing on conceptual and concrete art, in particular the Zero (Nul) Group. The initiator (and editor of these bulletins) was Antoinette Hilgemann-Stigter, with Ewerdt Hilgemann and Jan Hoekstra (to whom this set originally belonged). #1: Ad Dekkers; # 2: Visuele poëzie; #3: M. Boezem; #4: Kees Franse; #5: Symposion Gorinchem: #6: herman de vries: at random; #7: Rational Concepts; #8: Winiarski; #9: Winiarski: Kunst als Proces; #10: S. Buisman; #11: Signalement; #12: A. de Keijzer; #13: Sieraden; #14: L. Nussberg; #15/16: Rationale Koncepte; #17: - Added: Calderara; (Bianco/giallo; printed in yellow); KUNSTPUBLIKATIE. A magazine by artists. (Year 1-2 no 1, #18: S. Hansma; #19: Albani; #20: Textiel als Architektuur;# 21: Signalement. 9 Rotterdammers; Nos. 1-3, orig. wrappers. all publ.). =Exhibitions of Ad #22:Sykora; #23: K. Giezen; #24: (A retrospect) Dekkers, (1: Ryszard Winiarski, About Polish Avant Garde in 5 jaar Badhuis; #25: Van Dijk/Joseph; #26: D. the 20th century; 2. Sjoerd Buisman, Epihyte Project Stroobant; #27: M. Smits; #28: U. Poth; #29/30: Venezuela; 3. Jan Smejkal, 8 hour drawings (frontcover a bit Boezem; #31: J. v. Munster; #32: J. Smejkal; #33: foxed). With handwritten dedication. E. Hilgemann; # 34: D. Postema; # 35: J. Valoch; -Added: 8 invitations to exhibitions. #36: h. de vries.from here; #37: K. Malich; #38: E. EUR 2,400.00 Hilgemann; #39: F. Morellet,; #40: Herinneringen; #41: R.P. Lohse. Rare as complete as this.

42 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13302-19250a.tif [#19250] LABRIS. Literaris tijdschrift der 60ers (Literair tijdschrift der 60ers).

Vol. 1- 10 number 2 (and 3-4) (=all published and complete). Lier, Berchem-Antwerpen, October 1962 - April 1973. Original illustrated wrappers. (Stencilled and glued or stapled to the spine) ADDED: VERY RARE FINAL ISSUE, JANUARY 1976 with titlepage shared with the periodical ‘Ko-Ko’. (Ko-Ko II no. 3) identical to LABRIS Vol. 10 no 3-4. Original illustrated wrappers. This first 4 issues of Yr 1 have been integrated in one volume, with the front cover of no 1 preserved. With handwrittem spine-title, some notes in the poem “Zoja” in no 1; 6 pages (p.29-34) of Van Essche’s contribution in no 1 are replaced by a copy. Complete set of the utmost rarity, belonged to Leon van Essche. Some interesting additions in a box, see below. EUR 14,000.00

The complete set of one of the key different designed frontcover (designed Simonetti, Ernst Jandl, Pierre Garnier, journals of concrete and visual poetry by Wes Ganzevoort, Walter Goossens, E.M. De Melo e Castro, M.Horovitz. A (subtitled “sabril, sarbil, libras, larbis, Leon van Essche, W.C. Hoenraat, set like this is extremely rare. (See i.a.: lirbas, sibral”), published in Belgium Wilfried Wijnants). The contents is Adams/ Breugelmans, Reizende Bladen, with international contributors, under stencilled typewritten text, often in p.23). The final issue opens with the the direction of (and with contributions varying compositions and lay-outs information that Labris will be stopped by): Max Kazan, Leon van Essche, as visual poetry. Also drawings and and all remaining funds have been Marcel van Maele, Hugo Neefs, Pierre occasionally photographic illustrations. transferred to the benefit of Ko-Ko, Anthonissen, Jozef Bierkens, Frans Volume 5 no 3/4 (218 page + covers) is which is issuing the Farewell-number of Denissen, Edmond Devoghelaere, Louis probably the most important number. It Labris at the same time; the issue opens Dieltjes, Jan Geerts, Paul J. Lembrechts, is an “Anthology of avant-guard poetry” with a Farewell article of the Labris- Michel Leclerc, Ivo Vroom ,Wilfried including practically all the great names editors. Added: Prospectus for Year 8, Wijnants, Hans Clavin, Arrigo Lora of international avant-garde poetry with overview of all Labirint editions, Totino, Philip Ward, OM, Jiri Valoch, (Heidsieck, Finlay, Chopin, Furnival, and brief history (by Hugo Neefs, Marcel Broodthaers (8 no 1.2; 10 no daLevy, Snyder, Sanders, Cobbing, Michel Leclerc, Leon van Erssche). Also 2). Contributions are in Dutch, French, Orlovsky, Bukowski,etc.), compiled with a number of sup[plements LABRISLOS: German and English. Each volume the help of Douglas Blazek, D.Miles, Periodieke bijdrage,1968-1970, 130 pages. consists of 4 numbers, varying in length Dom Sylvester Houédard, H.di Campos, from 60-100 pages., each year with a Cavan McCarthy, Gianni Emilio

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 43 13766-17480.tif [#18098] LAICA - LOS ANGELES INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART - JOURNAL. (Also entitled: Journal. A contemporary Art Magazine.)

Numbers 1-48 (all published). Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art (LAICA). Complete set June 1974 - February 1987. All original copies, most in fine condition (small shortcomings noted below). EUR 4,800.00

Published initially simply as “Journal Lundeberg, Rachel Rosenthal, Allen “ (A contemporary Art Magazine), also Kaprow, Newton & Helen Harrison, Karl as L.A.I.C.A . Journal (The Los Angeles Benjamin, Ed Ruscha, John McLaughlin, Institute of Contemporary Art). Editors Wallace Berman , Ruscha, Kaprow, Peter Fidel Danieli, Eleanor Antin,Julius Krasnow, Rauschenberg, Charles & Ray Kaplan, Michael Auping, Barry Brennan, Eames, Stan Brakhage, Erichard Prince, Bridget Johnson,Debra Burchett-Lere, Boltanski, Richard Diebenkorn, Douglas Francis Colpitt, Michael Delgado, Huebler, Number 28 is a very curious Cindy Berry, Douglas Blau, Jerry Dreva, issue in which the entire publication is Mareianna Ziotnick, Lane Reelya, printed in mirror images, normal on the Small shortcomings to condition: Number 2 reports on the first LAICA rectos and reversed on the preceding Number 2 (light cover soilage), Number General Membership Meeting, June 1974. versos. From here on the magazine 6 (small staple holes in the first 32 pages Numbers 12-28 printed on a cheaper becomes much more substantial and front edge), Number 10 ( ballpoint quality paper, mostly in b/w only, with contains many artists’ pieces. Also markings and address label on front occasional colour covers. From then on various thematic issues(e.g.: Video art; cover), Number 14 (browning of front the magazine becomes more substantial Italian art; film, photography, Chicano cover, small hole in right hand corner and contains artists’ pieces. No. 40 offers art, Transatlantic artists, Transgressive bottom), Number 22 (felt tip marking a survey of previous numbers. Featuring: phenomena, Music/Arty, Fluxus, top left front cover), Number 24 (light John Baldessari, Eleanor Antin, Hans Performance, Conceptualism, etc. cover soilage). Burkhardt, Lorser Feitelson, Helen

13939-17872a.tif [#19000] THE LAST TIMES Nos. 1-2 (All published). San Francisco: Vortex Printers / The Last Times, 1967-1968. Two tabloid issues; Illustrated wrappers; [16], [14]pp; illus. Issue 1 with light dust soil to front wrapper and a few small creases, near fine. Issue 2 is the orange and red variant; faint horizontal fold at center, with a few small stains to lower front wrapper; very good copies. EUR 2,000.00 Edited by Charles Plymel, Claude Pelieu, Doug Blazei, Dennis Mazer. Complete run of one of the most beautiful magazines of the sixties. Contributions by Doug Blazek, Bob Kaufman, Carl Solomon, Herbert Huncke, Charles Plymell, Claude Pelieu, Carl Weissner. d.a. levy, Charles Bukowski (Notes of a Dirty Old Man), William S. Burroughs (Day the Records Went Up), and Allen Ginsberg (Television Baby Crawling Toward That Death Chamber). No.1 contains an early piece by R. Crumb.

44 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8332-16507A.tif [#17251] LOTTA POETICA Serie 1: Nos. 1-50 (all published). 1971-1975. (No. 46 signed by Beuys in pencil). - Together with: - Serie 2: Nos. 1-24 (all published). 1982-1984. - Together with: - Serie 3: Nos. 1-2 (all and last publ). 1987. Altogether a set of 49 physical issues (some were double or triple, the issues 47-50 of the first series are 2 physical issue). Milan, Anvers, 1971-1987. Original issues, 4to, stapled in the spine or paperbound in pictorial wrappers. With numerous illustrations.

TOGETHER WITH: - Logomotives 1963-1983. Spécial Doc(k)s & Lotta poetica: Lille, DRAC, 1984. In-4°, 272 pages. Volume publié à l’occasion de l’exposition Logomotives Hotel Scrives à Lille Octobre/ Novembre 1984. - Exhibition catalog. Poesia e prosa delle avanguardie: Esperienze di ua rivista:lotta poetica 1971-1975. Commune di Verona, Museo del Castelvecchio 20/2-20/3,78. 4to, pp. unnumbered, illustrated in b/w throughout. Spine and corners lightly bumped; some foxing to wrappers, page edges and outer leaves. - Omaggio a Lotta Poetica. 74 artisti e una rivista. Catalogo originale della mostra (Brescia, Fondazione Berardelli, 17 maggio - 30 settembre 2009). 34x23,8 cm. 127 (11) pages.

EUR 6,500.00

The complete set of this seminal Ulrichs, Aldo Albanese, Carlo Alberto concrete poetry journal, directed by Sitta, Richard Kostelanetz, Takahashi Paul de Vree & Sarenco. Contribs. in Shohachiro, Antonio Vigo, Guillermo English, Italian, French and German. Deisler, Joseph Kosuth, Akldo Mondino The journal seeks to promote an Stephen Kaltenbach, Ben Vautier, opening-up of poetry to audio-visual Richard Artschwager, Hidetoshi forms and the media, in order to reach Nagasawa, Vladimir Burda, On Kawara, a wider audience. Contribs. include: Elio Mariani, Jochen Gerz, Jan Wojnar, Paul de Vree, Gianni Bertini, Sarenco, Karel Trinkewitz, Jiri Valoch, Karel Jean-Fraçois Bory, J.H. Koeman, E. Adamus, Nicholas Zurbrugg, Daniel Ferrari, P. Manzoni, Herman de Vries, Spoerri, Bernard Heidsieck, Eugenio Joseph Beuys, Baj, Aubertin, Timm Miccini, and many others.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 45 12604-14841.tif INTERRELATED LAYOUTS, Resounding “LIFE”

8244-13905.tif [#13905] LIFE Vol. 1 no. 1. November 23, 1936; Small format introductory (trial) issue. Size 22 x 17 cm. In fine condition. EUR 200.00 This reduced size issue was to attract charter subscribers and advertisers. The front cover is in red and black with the Bourke-White illustration. The remainder printed in black only.

13187-16220A.tif [#16220] LIFE BEGINS WITH LOVE Number 1, n.p., n.d. (Probably the only published issue): 25,5x19 cm., stapled, unpaginated (12 pages, printed in b/w, offset. EUR 1,000.00 Artist publication by Charles Plymel, collage magazine with numerous illustrations accompanied by collaged text. “Come on! Have a bite… have a mouthful…have a feast of Laughs! “WorldCat suggests that this work was created in 1965 and published by Dave Haselwood, but no publication info is included with the magazine. Collage elements from film, comic books, movie magazines and other sources.

12604-14841.tif [#14841] LIFE MAGAZINE Unnumbered issue (all publ.). New York: St. Marks Poetry Project Workshop, 1970. decorated wrappers. EUR 400.00 Edited by Tom Veitch, published by the Prose Workshop at St. Marks. One of two hundred copies printed. Contributors include Allan Appel, Rochelle Ratner, Ted Kannedy, Tom Veitch, etc.

See page 11 See page 30 See page 64

46 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8249-19267a.tif [#19267] LILLIPUT. The Pocket Magazine for Everyone. Vol. 1-25 no 3 (comprising nos. 1-147). London, 1937-1949. Mostly in the original pictorial wrappers (Nos. 1-4 bound in 1 volume, without covers, and Nos. 61-120 bound in 10 volumes, with all the covers preserved). All others (except 1) in the original pictorial wrappers. Sm.8vo., with numerous illustrations and photographs. In excellent clean condition. EUR 3,500.00 One of the most important periodicals of the German Exile. Edited by Stefan Lorant, who had previously been Editor in Chief of the Münchener Illustrierte. Practically all the colourful covers are illustrated by Walter Trier whose designs are consistent in theme: Mrs. Lene, Mr. Walter and the dog Zottel. Among the the notable authors who contributed short-stories and essays we find Capa, Kertesz, Moholy-Nagy, Eisenstaedt a.o. German exile authors like Feuchtwanger, a.o.). Also notable British authors: Kästner, Roda Roda, Polgar, Toller, A. Zweig, Priestly, R. Graves, Upton Sinclair, Roth, Koestler. The magazine is of the great Somerset Maugham, Evelyn Waugh importance for the photographic contributions and Also remarkable for its well-done (Bill Brandt, Werner Bischof, Zoltan Glass, cartoons and drawings. All covers are Arpad Elfer, Blumenfeld, Brassai, Florence Henri, present except of the first 4 and vol.9 no 6.

14382-18824a.tif [#18824] THE MAGIC DRAGON (two issues, all published). NY: Friends World Institute [1965]. Two issues, the first fine, the second near fine with a small dampstain along the bottom edge, both 28x21,5. side-stapled wrappers, mimeographed on coloured stock. EUR 400.00

With contributions by Richard Krech (later of Undermine Press and Avalanche), Dale A. Smith, Martha Krech, and others. The editors of this magazine, being of draft age, hereby state their refusal to fight against the people of Vietnam.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 47 12966-15813.TIF [#15813] MATIÈRE. Originalgraphik, Musik, Dichtung. Nos. 1 - 4. (All published). Zurich: Adolf Hürlimann, 1952-1953. Newspaper size (44 x 31,5 cm). Original colored illustrated wrappers. EUR 800.00 Edited by Léo Maillet.

• No. 1. 16 pages, numerous colored illustrations. • No. 3. 16 pages, numerous Contributions by Pericle Patocchi, Kuno Räber, illustrations. Contributions Emil Burki (two color woodcut), Li-Tei-Pi, C. Chen, by Numa Rick (linocut), E.T.A Hoffmann (Ombra Adorata), Hermann Lorenzo de’Medici, Emanuel Meier(composition), Gottfried Benn (was sich Jakob (lithography), Walter erhebt), Erwin Knebel (woodcut), Léo Maillet J. Möschlin, Serge Briginoni (woodcut), Warya Honegger-Lavater (linocut), (woodcut 2x), Guido Gonzato C. Cuena, Franco Giovanoli, Freddy Buache , J.E. (woodcut), Henriette Grindat Eielson (ejercicio) and Otto Nebel (linocut) (photograph), Nikolaus Schwabe (woodcut), Charles • No. 2. 16 pages, numerous illustrations. Hindenlang (linocut), Frank Martin, Hans E. Contributions by Henri Bischoff (wood engraving), Holthusen, Erwin Knebel (linocut), Hans Bolliger, Elisabeth Langgässer, Emil Zbinden (woodcut), Robert Valençay, Léo Maillet (lithograph), Marcel Léo Maillet, Oda Schafer, Rabindranath Tagore, Marceau (drawing) and Alexandre Arnoux. Andre Gide, Walter Binder (woodcut), Jean • No. 4. 16 pages, numerous illustrations. Contributions Gebser, Guido Gonzato (woodcut), Marcello by a 7 year old boy (lithographed front and Guasti, Frederico Garcia Lorca, Friedrich Rasche, rear wrapper) and furthermore lithographs by Kuno Raber, Serge Brignioni (woodcut), Frank schoolchildren from schools in Stuttgart, école de Oliver Call, Hermann Boeschenstein (xylograph), Creuse, Ligornetto, Neuchatel, Zurich, Algiers, Bern Edmond Tondeur and Andri Peer. and Lausanne.

In all four issues, each 1 of 500 numbered copies on ‘Werkpapier’; the total edition was 1000 copies of which 99 copies were printed on ‘Japanese paper’ and another 400 copies on ‘antique crème’. All issues are in fine condition (except for no. 4 which lacks one cm. at the bottom right corner of the front wrapper).

12098-16260.tif [#16260] MONTEMORA Nos. 1- 8 (all publ.). New York, Montemora Foundation, 1975-1981. Original illustrated wrappers. 23 x 15 cm. A few little spots on the cover of no. 5. EUR 300.00 Edited by Eliot Weinberger and Geoffrey O’Brien. Contributions by Reznikoff, Niedecker, Bunting, Rakosi, Rothenberg, Mina Loy, Zukofsky, a.o.,

48 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 13680-17281L.tif [#19361] MY OWN MAG A set of 11 numbers comprising: Nos. 5, 6, 7, 10-17 (out of 17 published). Barnet, Herts.,May 1964--Sept. 1966. Mimeographed sheets, foolscap stapled. Illustrated. Individually cut pages, with some issues featuring ‘designed’ stains, gaps cut into the text, see-through burns, and inserts.

EUR 3,000.00 Edited by Jeff Nuttall. Amongst other things important for the collaboration of Burroughs, who introduced his own newspaper, called variously (The Burrough and The Moving Times), also with Claude Pélieu and Carl Weissner.

#5 No date (May 1964). Contains the first appearance #12 (May 1965). Contains “The Last Words of Dutch Schultz” of The Moving Times, defined by Nuttall as Burroughs’ (first appearance) and “Letter to Sunday Times”. (M&M “programmed assault on reality” via the cut-up method. C112-113). Also: Carl Weissner; Jeff Nuttall (on Sigma); Described as a ‘Special Tangier Edition’, the cover has a full- Martin Bax. Staples sl. rusty, o/w Near Fine. page drawing of Burroughs wearing a fez. (M&M C100). Also: #13 (Aug. 1965). “Dutch Schultz Special”, containing “The Jeff Nuttall. Near Fine. Dead Star”. One of 500 numbered copies in offset facsimile #6 No date (July 1964). The “Cut-Up Issue”, with most pages of the original manuscript. (M&M C122). Also: Jeff Nuttall. having been cut into eight squares which are stapled at Near Fine. edges to backing sheet. Contains “Afternoon Ticker Tape” in #14 (Dec. 1965). Contains “Moving Times”, being Burroughs The Burrough, appearing as the last two pages of My Own quotes in collaged material by Carl Weissner. (M&M C131). Mag. In “St. Louis Return” Burroughs refers to this magazine Also: Charles Plymell; Brian Patten; Tom McGrath; Bill appearance, “an experiment in newspaper format…largely a Butler; others. Near Fine. rearrangement of phrases from the front page of The New #15 (April 1966). Contains “Nut Note on the Column Cutup York Times, September 17, 1899, cast in the form of code Thing”, “WB Talking”, “Quantities of the Gas Girls”, and an messages.” (M&M C95). Also: B.S. Johnson; Anselm Hollo; untitled piece, all appearing in The Moving Times. (M&M Keith Musgrove; Jeff Nuttall. Near Fine. C137-140). Also: Bill Butler; Claude Pélieu; Jeff Nuttall. Near #7 No date (July 1964). Contains “Bring Your Problems to Fine. Lady Sutton Fix” and “Over the Last Skyscrapers a Silent Kite”, #16 (May 1966). Edited by Clifton DeBerry (c/o Better in The Moving Times. (M&M C97). Also: Alden Van Buskirk Books), ie. Nuttall, who only later discovered that the (his first publication); Jeff Nuttall. The second burned cover, ‘real’ DeBerry was a black American Communist, former with see-through window. Staples sl. rusty, with a few staple- Wobbly and two-time Socialist Workers Party candidate for mark indentations. Very Good plus. President of the United States. Near Fine. #10 No date (Dec. 1964). All British number, featuring Bill #17 (Sept. 1966). Contributors incl. Carl Weissner (a cut-up Butler, Tom McGrath, Dave Cunliffe, and others. Near Fine. of a Burroughs text); Jim Haynes; Criton Tomazos; Wm. #11 (Feb. 1965). Contains “Dec. 29: Tuesday was the Last Day Wantling; Doug Blazek; Claude Pélieu; Charles Plymell; Jeff for Singing Years”, “Letter to Jeff Nuttall”, and “Collage” in The Nuttall. The last issue. (M&M C154). Near Fine. Moving Times; plus letters and quotes from newsclippings on Dr. Dent’s apomorphine treatment. (M&M C105-108). Also: Michael McClure; Jeff Nuttall; Anselm Hollo. Near Fine

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 49 11381-19372a.tif [#19425] THE NYCS WEEKLY BREEDER (NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL Weekly Breeder). A) Vol. 1 no. 1 (“Dada Sucks” stamped in red). New York, East Side Dada, 1978. 24 pp., original pictorial wrappers (with safety pin piercing intact.) 8vo. Signed by Buster Cleveland and Tod Jorgensen on inside front cover. EUR 400.00 ART GANGSTER, 1978. Edited by with pictorial contributions (each on G. Keaton. Signed in pencil by Buster one page) by: Jerry Dreva, Cavellini, Cleveland and Tod Jorgensen on verso. Ray J., Tod Jorgensen, Angelika Unpaginated [24 pages] Editor: Grover Schmidt, Buster Cleveland, E. F. Higgins, Keaton. Assistant Editors: Elmer Picasso, Dadaland, Mancusi, Teddy, John Evans, Dadaland, Dottie Duchantel. Xeroxed in Nicola Vanzetti, Pauline Smith, Genesis black and white (+ two pages in color) P. Orridge a.o.

B) A collection of 9 Issues as detailed below. Publisher: Stu Horn, New Jersey and Bay Area Dadaists, San Francisco, CA 1971-1992. Black and white and color print. All issues 28x21,5 cm. Staple bound. Very good condition.

EUR 1,300.00 and others. Vol. 2 no. 5. Published by 5, 1973, May 20, 1953. HASHISH OIL Neo-dada magazine, started by Fluxus S. Horn. Unpaginated [2 pages] Vol. 2 RAID Unpaginated [13 pages] (Special Artist Ken Friedman in homage no. 10, May 20, 1972. WHY WORK ALL Smoke Hash Issue) Vol. 3 no. 6, Fall 1973. to Ray Johnson, includes collaged DAY IF YOU CAN DRAW ALL DAY? Edited by T. Mancusi and Daddaland. newsclippings and Fluxus inspired Unpaginated [2 pages] (Now published 34 pages Vol. 3 no. 7, Autumn 1974. articles, drawings, photography, and in San Francisco). Vol. 3 no. 2, June 12, THE VERY LAST. 17 pages Vol. 1 no. poetry. Mail artist Stu Horn took over 1972. A PERFECT DELUSION AND A 1. ART GANGSTER, 1978. Edited by the magazine, then passed it on to SNARE Unpaginated [6 pages] Vol. 4 G. Keaton. Signed in pencil by Buster Tim Mancusi and Bill Caglione, and no. 1, July 20, 1972. RE-ELECT THE Cleveland and Tod Jorgensen on verso. it then became a dadazine for the Bay PRESIDENT ” Unpaginated [4 pages] Unpaginated [24 pages] Vol. 5 no. 1, May Area Dadaists. (cf: Gewn Allen.p.279). Vol. 3 no. 3, Christmas 1972. WE HAVE 20, 1992. 20TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE. Contributions by: B. Gaglione, A. ALWAYS TRIED TO GIVE YOU WHAT Black color offset print on white and Banana, M. Cazzaza, A. Craven, O. YOU WANTED LONG BEFORE color paper. Tape bound. Edited by T. Nations, B. Buczak, F. Copp, Cavellini, YOU EVEN KNEW YOU WANTED Mancusi and B. Gaglione. 37 pages Ray Johnson, T. Jorgensen, B. Cleveland, IT. Unpaginated [12 pages] Vol. 3 no.

50 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 8805-9434.tif [#9434] NEW NUMBERS. (A Quarterly Publication of the Poems of) Wilfred Gibson, Rupert Brooke, Lascelles Abercrombie, John Drinkwater. Vol.1 nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Ryton, Dymock, Glos., 1914. In original gray wrappers, 4to. Front wrappers of no 1 damaged at the right edge and upper corner, spines a damaged, otherwise in good condition. EUR 250.00 Published by the Crypt House Press. Contains poetry in 1st ed. of the 4 poets mentioned in the title, a.o. Brooke’s “The Soldier” and “The Great Lover”. Tog. 203 pp. and Index at the end of no. 4.

13603-19239.tif [#19239] NEW YORK ROCKER Number 1. New York Rocker, Publisher. November 1976. Newspaper. Tabloid. 29 x 43 cm folded horizontally (just a tiny bit of shaving over the fold). 22 pp. Black and white photos throughout, very good condition, light toning to the paper, EUR 500.00 “The definitive music and culture publication in NYC in the early 8o’s”. Edited, published by Andy (Andrew) Schwartz, art-direction by Elizabeth Van Itallie, with photographs by Guillette Barbet, Lee Childers a.o.; published by Alan Betrock. Ramones, as well as others on Patti Smith, The Talking Heads, etc.

[#18931] OBZENE Nos. 1-4 (all published). Conquering Child Publishing Co., Cincinnati, OH (April 1981 - April 1982). Only the first issue is letter-size format (14pp), the rest are folded newsprint (16 pp eac). b/w offset. Complete run of all four issues, all in excellent condition. EUR 1,000.00 Early Cincinnati punk magazine with coverage of local acts like Dementia Precox and other Ohio and touring acts. Editors: Lu Linden, Ann Onymous; Photographers Joe Bonds (also art director), Thom Middlebrook, Ann Onymous.

8972-14595.tif [#14595] OLYMPIA. A bi-monthly review published in Paris by the Olympia Press. Nos. 1-4 (all publ.). Paris, Dec. 1961-April 1963. Original wrappers; lower part of the spine of the last issue damaged, otherwise good clean set. EUR 400.00 Complete set of the legendary periodical. Art, poetry and prose ‘at their freest’. Ed. by Maurice Girodias. Contribs. by L. Durrell, Henri Miller, William Burroughs, J.-P. Donleavy, Julio Cortazar, Bryon Gysin, Gregory Corso, etc. The first number contains the famous review of chastity-belts.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 51 9084-9732.TIF [#19424] OVUM 10 Nos. 1-10 (=last publ). Montevideo, December. 1969-1972. Orig illustrated wrappers (ca.22,5x15 cm). Continued as: 2a Epoca Nos. 1-7 (all publ., but lacking only no 2). Montevideo, 1972-1976. 4to. Original wrappers. Stencilled & stapled. Added: -IN STRUMENTOS/74: (Mechanic instruments for the control of the information).Publisher: Clemente Padin, Montevideo, Uruguay. 1974? -Prospectus for Festival de la Postal Creativa,11-24 Oct.74. Some dustsoiling, but altogether a very nice collection. EUR 8,000.00

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, Guillermo Deisler, Maurizio Osto, Jack Seligson, Aquile B. Olivia, Julien Blaine, Richard Kostalanetz, Michael Gibbs, Gianni Bertini. “Ovum 10 es una revista de investigación poética y de difusión de las corrientes de la nueva poesía…” The second 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. Black, blue, and red on white and color paper. Wrappers. Staple bound. Includes original art works, rubber stamp art, and collage. Contributions by S. Horn, R. Crozier, N. Baldwin, S. Kiyikawa, H. Zabala, K. Groh, M. Cazzaza, D. Mayor, et al. Edition of 500. Very good condition, light shelf wear, foxing and creasing to wrappers. (No. 3, June 1974 is Numbered 156/500 and signed by Robin Crozier in ink on recto)

52 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 9086-18871a.tif [#19446] OZ. Ed. by Richard Neville, later by Felix Dennis and Jim Anderson. Nos. 1 - 48 (= last issue). Complete collection. London, February 1967-1973. - All first editions, various formats and sizes in the original stapled wrappers. Condition is very good to near fine, making a clean and near fine set, excellent for exhibition purposes, in particular with the inserts and the scarce additions.

Complete with the following: • An Oz subscription slip in #2 and folding small poster from the back cover • A folding poster from the back-cover (81x29,5 cm)in black and gold (#4) • The Che Geuvara (sic) folded poster insert (#8)

• The Jimi Hendrix/Oz News poster (#30) • The Janis Joplin/Oz Old Bailey Trial poster (#36) • Poster for the Sex-issue (girl • The rare ‘Yoko Ono at the held by Gorilla with Saville’ flyer (#8) hasj-plants around. ca. 50-75 • Oz goes big, poster in cm, two colours (light wear). centerspread (#12) • Small folding poster from the cover #13 (small price in pencil on front-cover) • The Honeybunch Kaminski poster (#24) • The Outcry! People’s Park poster and Running Man Book • The Print Mint posters leaflet News booklet (#21) (#26)

• Subscription form, advert for Wembley Rock’nRoll show (#43); • Subscription form/advert for Cozmic Comics (#44)

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 53 TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING RARE OZ - Ephemera:

- AN ORIGINAL T-SHIRT for the OZ Obscenity Trial Old Bailey London 1971, designed by Richard Adams. Size Small, titles in blue around an oval portrait in blue and red, on orange cotton. N.p. (London, Oz Publications, n.d.,1971). A very rare example of this famous T-shirt. Hole in front part of collar and a bit faded. The imprint depicts Scotland Yard’s Detective Inspector Luff, described by Oz-defender Geoffrey Robertson as “a policeman not motivated by money. He was religiously committed to the closure of Oz” (Robertson ‘The Justice Game’, 2011).

- PAMPHLET, PROGRAM: SOUNDS FOR OZ. Presented by the Norh American Student’s Association. A festival of Pop, Poetry, Films, Songs, Mime and Dance, at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Nash House, The Mall, Wednesday August 25 and Thursday August 26. (1970). All proceeds to Oz. Two folded handouts of 4 pages each (8vo bifolium), with identical front page, but different contants, one the Announcements of the program and the participating performers, the other the Programme itself. ParticipantsAnthony Howell,John Welsh,Marianne Faithful, Spike Milligan,Frank McConnell, Eggs Over Easy (American Rock Group).

-PROMOTIONAL POSTER: THE LAST ISSUE OF OZ. announcing the last issue of Oz magazine (November 1973), designed by Ed Barker, promising “Sex, Drugs, Violence and Bolshevism (ho, ho) from - Richard Neville, Timothy Leary, Adolph Hitler [sic], Martin Sharp, Heathcote Williams and other OZ favourites.” Offset litho, printed in red and black on thin buff-coloured paper. 73.5x48.1cm. (tiny nicks to top edge, OTHERWISE FINE) Illustrated with a cartoon by Rand H. Holmes (reproduced from The Georgia Straight) and a version of the magazine’s front cover featuring contact sheet images of Richard Nixon and a group photograph of naked Oz staff by Phil Franks. The photograph, a different shot from the one chosen for the magazine’s cover, features, on the back row from left: Don Atyeo (assistant editor); Marva Rees; Felix Dennis (editor); bottom row from left: Pat Woolley (of Wild & Woolley, the Australian alternative magazine and book distributor); Jim Maguire (advertising manager); and Maria Lexton (ex-Time Out poetry editor).

AN EXCEPTIONAL SET with the additions and in this condition. EUR 15,000.00

54 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Landmark underground paper (at the same author Jonathon Green as “arguably the time one of the most important subversive and greatest achievement of the entire British revolutionary papers of the world), pioneering underground press.” The magazine regularly in modern avant garde art and counterculture of enraged the British Establishment with a the sixties, lavishly illustrated with much colour range of left-field stories including heavy and spectacular designs on the wrappers. Edited critical coverage of the Vietnam War (cover by Richard Neville and others. Artwork and of no. 10) and the anti-war movement, contributions by: Martin Sharp, Rick Cuff, R. discussions of drugs, sex and alternative Crumb, Michael English, Larry Smart, Vytas Serelis, lifestyles, and contentious political stories, John Hurford, Willem (= Bernard Holtrop). Other such as the magazine’s revelations about contributors include: Andy Warhol, Germaine the torture of citizens under the rule of the Greer, Edward de Bono, Colin MacInnes, Peter military junta in Greece. In 1970, the editors Porter, Alan Watts, Dave Dellinger, Auberon Waugh, put a notice in the magazine inviting “school Raymond Durgnat, Pete Townsend, a.o. kids” to edit an issue. The opportunity was - Number 5 “Special Surprise Issue” was issued as taken up by around 20 secondary school a yellow poster “Plant a Flower Child” (114 x 76 students who produced “SCHOOLKIDS cm) folded to 28,7 x 19 cm). Oz Magazine, along OZ”. This term was widely misunderstood to with International Times was the underground mean that it was intended for school children, magazine of the late Sixties in England. The whereas it was a statement that it had been magazine originated in Australia where it was created by them. Oz was one of several founded by Richard Neville and Martin Sharp, who ‘underground’ publications targeted by the had moved to the UK in early 1967. The lavish and Obscene Publications Squad, and their offices admirable illustrations are by Martin Sharp (the had already been raided on several occasions, but the conjunction of schoolchildren and arguably obscene material set the scene for the infamous Oz obscenity trial of 1971.This brought the magazine to the attention of the wider public. John Lennon and Yoko Ono joined the protest march against the prosecution and organised the recording of “God Save Oz” by the Elastic Oz Band to raise funds and gain publicity. The T-Shirt included with the set was meant to raise Bob Dylan cover of no. 7 is widely known), Rick funds for the defense. Cuff, R. Crumb, Michael English, Larry Smart, Vytas Serelis, John Hurford, Willem (= Bernard Holtrop). Contributors included Germaine Greer, artist and filmmaker Philippe Mora, photographer Robert Whitaker, journalist Lillian Roxon, cartoonist Michael Leunig, Angelo Quattrocchi and David Widgery. We also find Andy Warhol, Edward de Bono, Colin MacInnes, Peter Porter, Alan Watts, Dave Dellinger, Auberon Waugh, Raymond Durgnat, Pete Townsend, a.o. With the emergence of new printing techniques and fluorescent inks and the use of new stock (also metallic foils). Oz quickly won renown as one of the most visually exciting publications of its time. Several issues of Oz include psychedelic wrap-around or pull-out posters by Sharp, London design duo Hapshash and the Coloured Coat and others. The all-graphic “Magic Theatre” edition (Oz no. 16), overseen by Sharp and Mora, has been described by British

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 55 9087-9735.tif [#16631] PA’LANTE. New writing: Cuba, Ivan, USA. No. 1 (all). New York, League of Militant Poets, May 1962. Photographic printed wrappers by LeRoy McLucas. Fine. EUR 300.00 Editor: Howard Schulman. Photographs & ills. by Robert Frank, Zilia Sanchez. Contribs. include Michael McClure, Allen Ginsberg, LeRoi Jones, Joel Oppenheimer, Paul Blackburn, Guillermo Cabrera Infante, Elvio Romers a.o.; a selection of Cuban poets including Infante and Guillen, and closing with the end of Eisenstein’s screenplay for Ivan the Terrible Part III.

13744-17425G.tif [#17425] PERCEPTISMO. Teorico y polemico. Nos. 1-7 (all publ.). Buenos Aires, 1950/53. Unbound as issued. (40x29 cm) Printed in b/w, with numerous illustrations; Nos. 1-5 have 8 pages per number, 6-7 have one colour added on the first page, and 12 pages per issue. Very good condition, with a faint horizontal fold as issued; the first number has light wear over the fold and some light marginal damage; small handwritten notes in the margin by an unidentified reader of the first 2 articles; the other issues are very good to mint). EUR 4,500.00 Theoretical and programmatic journal which as a book remains unedited. He fenomenologia;El proceso pictórico del for Concrete Art, edited by Raúl Lozza, insisted on the concept of unity between perceptismo), V.D. Lozza (El Arte y el the artist who founded the movement form and color. The interaction of these Hombre; Espacio y Tiempo). known as Perceptismo: an avant-garde determined the structural harmony of movement in Argentina that followed a painting. Some of the key concepts Added is an important group of Arte Concreto, Invencion and Madi. for an ideal materialization of Lozza’s catalogues of exhibitions of Raúl Lozza Between 1950 and 1953 Lozza wrote, works were published in 1952 in the and other contemporary artists: - Ocho designed and published the seven issues No. 4 of Perceptismo). Articles by Raúl artista constructivos (Museo Nacional of the Perceptismo magazine, in which Loza (e.g. El Color en el Arte; La Nueva de Bellas Artes, B.A., Julio 1963; - his brother V.D.Lozza and Abraham Estructura de la Pintura Perceptista; Grabados y Afiches de Humngria, 1964; Haber collaborated. This publication De la Abstraccion al Perceptismo; El - Raul Lozza, pinturas, Galeria Primera shows part of the copious theoretical Perceptismo y lo Functional; Forma y Plana,1969; - Barragan, Espinosa, Lozza, production that went along with his Contenido), Abraham Haber Pintura Morana, Sociedad Argentina de Artistas artistic labor. One of his researches’ y percepcion; (Matematica y Fisica Plasticos, 1968; - Lozza, pinturas,1973, essential subjects was color. The first en la Nueva Pintur; Lo Objetivo y lo Van Riel Galeria; - dedicated copy of ‘16 issue of the magazine includes an article No-objectivo den el Arte; Lo Magico Anos, El movimiento ‘Forma y Espacio’; entitled:The Color in Art. ( Abstract y la Expresion; Nuestra; Nuestra - and ab. 20 small pampflets, inivitations and excerpts from a book in printing, Estetica; Psicología de la forma y to exhibitions etc.

56 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 14531-19306d.tif [#19306] PIN UPS Number 1 (all and only published, by TAJIRI SHINKICHI (1923-2009). Barlo (Limburg, The Netherlands) ), april 1968, 21x30 cm, portfolio consisting of 18 loose sheets, of which 14 photographically illustrated, 1 introductory text and 3 signed by Tajiri, contained in the original manilla envelope with 1 title-sheet superimposed on the front. l Number 58 of an edition of 250 handnumbered. EUR 650.00 Colophon page signed by Tajiri (no 58), the photos are part of a series intended for a catalog of Tajiri’s work at the Hamilton Galleries,London and Galerie 20 in Arnhem.

13211-16263.tif [#16263] PROSE Numbers 1-9 (all published). New York, Prose Publishers Incorporated, 1970-1974. Orig.wrappers, with overlaying edges (light wear, but a very good set). EUR 400.00 Edited/published by Coburn Britton. Contributors include Auden, Burgess, Parker Tyler, Djuna Barnes, James Merrill, Kay Boyle, Paul Bowles, Reynolds Prince, M.F.K. Fisher, Mark Strand, Paul Horgan, Annie Dillard, Harold Bloom, etc.

14555-19371.tif [#19371] QUOZ ? Six issues comprising nos. 7-12. Trinity Press, San Francisco, CA. 1973-1974. Black offset on color paper. Wrappers. Staple bound. 10 x 14 cm EUR 500.00 Edited by Carlo Giovaani Cicatelli (Arthur Craven). Contributions by: M. Cazazza, O. Nations, A. Banana, Daddaland, D. L. Coovert, D. Gaglione, G. P-Orridge, et al. Very good condition. Vol. 2 no. 7, September 74. LIFE: WE’RE NOT QUITTERS! 39 pages Vol. 2 no. 8, December 1974. FLUSH ART: PEARL HARBOR DAY ISSUE 39 pages Vol. 3 no. 9, March 1975. ALL POETRY ISSUE. 39 pages Vol. 3 no. 10, Summer 1975. POETRY. 48 pages Vol. 3 no. 11, Autumn 1975. 40 pages Vol. 3 no. 12, Winter 1975–76. CAPTAIN AMERICA. 40 pages

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 57 9562-10214A.tif [#10214] REALISMO. Mensile di arte figurative. Anno 1 no 1 - Anno 2 no 17. Milano, June 1952-Dec.1953. Tabloïd, printed on newsprint, paper, rather brittle with endemic browning, unbound; folded, with wear over the folds (occasionally light loss of text) and ragged margins. (Lacking nos. 3 & 16). With numerous photo illustrations (b/w). EUR 3,000.00

Directed by Rafaele De Grada, with collab. by Corrado Maltese, Mario De Micheli, Giuseppe Di Vittorio, D. Morosini, L. Ferrante, Paolo Ricci, A. Del Guercio, E. Treccani, Luciano Pistoi, G. Rubinato, Gabriele Mucchi, Guttuso, Vespignani, etc. Attention for the work of Picasso and Eluard in translation; Anno 2 no 9/10 is a special on the Mostra di Picasso Roma- Milano, 1953 (this issue with wear in the spine, browned over the middle fold and a small loss of text). Publication became bi-monthly and more irregular lateron, and ceased April/May 1956.

14383-18825a.tif [#18825] THE RELEASE Nos. 1-3 (all publ.) Alberta: The Release (1979-1980). Three issues, all 4to, in glossy illustrated wrappers (front cover of no 3 lightly soiled in the printing process). EUR 250.00 Edited by Peter Borkowitz and Sandra Jurisic. Canadian “literary arts” publication. While the first two issues focus on the immediate scene, the third publishes two texts by William S. Burroughs, as well as two articles on his appearance in town.

14375-18816b.tif [#18816] SKYLIGHT Nos. 1 & 2 (all published). Manchester: Peter Baker, 1971-1972. Two issues, both in stapled wrappers, 25x20 cm. Cover silkscreens by “Graffiti”. Issued in editions of 250 and 200 copies respectively EUR 200.00 Ed. Peter Baker. With Wes Magee, John Cooper-Clarke, John Newlove, Barry McSweeney, Tina Morris, Peter Finch, Glenn Baxter (4 stories), Kris Hemensley, and many others.

58 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12617-19359.tif ROOM EAST 128 CHRONICLE Separately available issues (see also page 24) [#19359] Number 1 (of 3 numbers published). June 7, 1962. Palo Alto. 5 pages. Together with ARTI E LETTERE. 2 pages (Note: in the Sottsass bibliography this was mistakenly described as a part of no. 2, but it is in fact an individual separate publication of 2 pages (2 sheets / recto with blank verso) THESE NUMBERS ARE EXTREMELY RARE, Only 30 were printed, only few survived. EUR 7,000.00

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[#14863] Number 3 (of 3 numbers published). Palo Alto, CA. Thursday 19 July 1962. Quarto. 28 pages, including blue selfwrappers, interior pages white. Includes one colour illustration. Limited edition of 150 copies. In the left upoper corner a handwritten dedication by Sottsass in pencil: “Ciao Ted Ettore Ciao”. Very rare, only 150 copies produced. EUR 3,000.00

Edited (also designed and composed) by Ettore Sottsass during his stay in hospital in Palo Alto (sent there by Roberto Olivetti after Sottsass had returned to Milano from India with a mysterious disease). The title is based on the Room he had in this hospital. It served as the name of the publishing venture Ëast 128 Milano”which was started upon his return, publishing poetry books of Beat authors. Highly interesting attractive one-man production (done together with his wife Pivano and with contributions of Ginsberg and others).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 59 14560-19378a.tif [#19378] SOFT ART PRESS. Multi-media art archives A group of 10 issues comprising nos. 5, 9,10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Soft Art Press, Lausanne, Switzerland 1975–1979 Black, blue, red, green, and yellow offset on white and pink paper. Wrappers. Unbound. Folded. Information about various art archives. Very good condition. EUR 1,500.00 Published by the Soft Art Gallery. Supported conceptual and mail art, with original artists contributions (offset,silkscreen,rubber stamps). Artist periodical. 10 issues. Edited by Noemi Maidan and Max Bucher. No. 5, April 1976. Unpaginated [8 pages] No. 9, May 1977. Unpaginated [10 pages] No. 10, July 1977. Unpaginated [8 pages] No. 12, January 1978. Unpaginated [10 pages] No. 13, April 1978. Unpaginated [12 pages] No. 14, July 1978. Unpaginated [12 pages] No. 15, November 1978. Unpaginated [12 pages] No. 16, February 1979. Unpaginated [14 pages] No. 17, May 179. Rubber stamp issue. Unpaginated [14 pages] No. 18, May 1979. Unpaginated [10 pages]

10267-18099c.tif [#18099] SOME/THING Nos. 1-4/5 (= Vol. 1-2, all publ.). New York, Spring 1965 - Summer 1968. 8vo, Original wrappers., in excellent condition, also the fragile no 3 cover is in good condition (and not detached as is frequently the case). This perforated sticker cover (stamps designed by Andy Warhol: “Bomb Hanoi”) was glue-backed and is rarely found intact, clean with the print over the glue, readable and not sticking to the content-pages. Our copy has the front cover free, but the back cover is stuck at the bottom over a very small area and is fairly clean. (Allen - Artists’ Magazines. An alternative space for art, p. 298) EUR 1,500.00 Complete collection of the avant-garde special sense it is a communal effort - periodical edited by David Antin & an overall structure made up of words, Jerome Rothenberg. ANDY WARHOL a language trap to close-with a state, a contributed to issue No. 3 (Volume process, a system - something afflicting two, issue number one, Winter 1966) by & evading all of us’ (editor’s note). No. designing its cover ‘Bomb Hanoi’. This 1: cover by Amy Mendelson; No. 2: issue, ‘Vietnam Assemblage’ includes cover sculpture by Robert Morris; No. texts by Allen Ginsberg, Charles 4/5 cover by George Maciunas. Other Bukowski, Paul Blackburn, Rochelle contributors include: Anselm Hollo, Owens and many others but ‘is not an Ted Berrigan, Jackson Mac Low, anthology of individual & numbered Carolee Schneemann, Gerard Malanga, pieces on a single theme. It was compiled Allan Kaprow, Hans Arp, etc. with the help of many hands, & in a

60 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 12757-15402.tif [#17193] STYX. bulletin skupiny Lacoste. No. 1. Juin 1966. 4to, sidestapled, roneotyped, 38 pages + 3 unnumbered pages, with 13 tipped-to-page original photographic ilustrations. On the front cover an original (unsigned, unidentified) gouache of ab. 5,5 cm diameter. No. 28 of a limited edition of 98 copies. With dedication to Max (Valter) Svanberg, signed by the 4 contributors. (Last pages detaching from the staples and light damage to the lower spine, otherwise an excellent copy). - Together with: Nos. 4 (1967/68) and 6 (1968, replacing 5 ?). Roneotyped. (No 4 with 2 plates and a loose supplement ‘Separat Lacoste’ by A. Budik and J. Havlicek). Orig. stapled wrappers, front wrappers with original (unsigned, Havlicek ?) artwork; no. 6 lacks pages 17-20 (which were likely removed for political reasons). EUR 2,000.00 Together 3 out of 5 published issues, very rare as most were and French. (“The greater part of this number originates banned by the Censorship. Published by the Czech Surrealist before the fatal 21 August 1968. For the time being we do not group. No. 1: Directed by Arnost Budik. With texts in Czech intend to react spontaneously and we follow the challenge and in french; the illustrations reproduce work by the to introduce certain ‘inner censorship’ as requested by the contributors. Texts (and illustrations) by Arnost Budik, Jiri present political situation of our country. Thus the tabooed Havlicek, Ales Navatil and Vaclav Pajuruk. Limited edition of questions are dealt with in another issue, the No.5 of this 98 pages. Nos. 4 and 6 in a limited edition of 128 numbered bulletin which -because of the well known reason- may copies (colophon to no. 6); both issues edited (and signed) by appear only in a single example”). There were apparently 7 the members of the group: Arnost Budik, Jiri Havlicek, Joself issues , but only 5 physical issues published, numbers 2 and 5 Krelacek, Vaclav Pajurek. In Czech, occasionally in English were not published for political reasons

10454-19410.tif [#19410] DE TAND DES TIJDS. Historisch tijdschrift - Postkrant voor Nederland. Nos. 1-37 (all) “Het Kleine Werk”, Koningstr, Amsterdam. 18 Sept. 1976-13 Nov. 1982. L. folio, folded to 16 pages, and folding out to poster sizet unbound (except. no 30/31 which is 4to). Ills. (most issues were sent through the mail). Printed on recycled paperd. Rare as a set, with the supplements to practically all issues still inserted (2 are loose,unidentified) and the letter to subscribers that publication is stopped. Editie 13/14, 21 maart 1977 complete with the Magnifying Glass.. EUR 1,400.00

Irregular publication, in the aftermath of ‘Provo’ and “Kabouters” with artistic and literary contributions and critical articles, satirical drawings, photographs. Topics related to disarmament, ecology, the monarchy, etc. Printed by Rob Stolk on his offsetpress. Edited by Duco M. van Weerlee, R. Stolk, T.J. Bouman, H. Brinker (Hansje Brinker, a fictitious name), S. Davidson, J. de Jong. Contributions by R.J. Grootveld, Evert Rutgers, L. Putman, D. Tuijnman, and others from the circle of Provo.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 61 14550-19357a.tif [#19357] TOILETPAPER (CATTELAN. Maurizio). Edited by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari Number 1-13 (complete, Athens, Paris & Bologna, 2010-2016 ). Plus: the TAR ART EDITION, Toiletpaper Record, Two Toiletpaper Book Anthologies and Three Calenders (see details below). EUR 4,500.00 “ToiletPaper” is an artists’ magazine created and produced by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, born out of a passion or obsession they both cultivate: images. Art Direction by Micol TalsoThe magazine contains no text - each picture springs from an idea, often simple, and through a complex orchestration of people it becomes the materialization of the artists’ mental outbursts. Since the first issue in June 2010, “Toilet Paper” has created a world that displays ambiguous narratives and a troubling imagination. It combines the vernacular of commercial photography with twisted narrative tableaux and surrealistic imagery. The result is a publication that is itself a work of art which, through its accessible form as a magazine, and through its wide distribution, challenges the limits of the contemporary art economy”. A brand new, spectacular collection of twenty-one ToiletPaper-related items: comprised of -a complete set of all thirteen numbered -the three ToiletPaper spiral-bound issues of this fascinating, irregularly calendars issued to date for 2013, 2015, issued artist’s project published to date and 2017, - 1 (June 2010) with the “Nun” special -the two “ToiletPaper Book” hardbound edition cover / 2 (January 2011) / 3 (June anthologies - the second from the 2011) / 4 (November 2011) / 5 (February deluxe “Platinum Edition”, and t 2012) / 6 (July 2012) / 7 (December 2012) - the “I Always Remember A Face, / 8 (September 1971) / 9 (February 1981) Especially When I’ve Sat on It: A Vinyl / 10 (December 1944) / 11 (April 1987) Record Compiled by Maurizio Cattelan / 12 (Undated) / 13 (Undated) in the and Pierpaolo Ferrari Published by collector’s edition limited to six hundred The Vinyl Factory” 12” picture disc in and fifty numbered examples packaged a vinyl sleeve limited to one thousand with a ToiletPaper folding fan multiple numbered examples. - along with - Additionally, these come with a special -the hors serie “Tar Art Special Edition” ToiletPaper pictorial canvas tote bag (Summer 2011) that appeared between produced for Maurizio Cattelan’s 2011 issues 4 and 5, Guggenheim retrospective exhibition. - ISSN 1792-3891

14576-19413.tif [#19413] TRAP. Driemaandelijks literair-kritisch en informatief tijdschriftl Jaargang 1-3 (comprising Nos. 1-11/12). Uitgave Contramine, Antwerpen. Oct/Dec. 1973- Maart 1977. Orig.wrappers; 16,5x21,5 cm. Mimeographed; Stapled in the spine. (Typographical covers, the last three screenprinted in colour). EUR 450.00 Edited by Tony Rombouts & Maris Bayar. Contributions by Ben Klein, Mer Spillemaekers, Eddy Ausloos, Dirk Claus,

62 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. [#19048] 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 TOGETHER WITH: cover the winning entry by Jan Benthem. May 1976. Edition: 500 • Utopia - special. (1) Speciale uitgave Architekt Nr. 4. From the archives of Hergé and Speer, Joe Colombo, JUJOL 1879 – 1949 Samenstelling / compiled by Cthulhu-mythology. September 1976. With the cigarette- Rein Saariste, Dolf Dobbelaar, Joris molenaar, paperbook attached. Edition: 500 Paul de Vroom. bouwplaat / Cardbord model: Nr. 5. Superimposed plates. January 1977. dition: 750 Kees Christiaanse. Limited ed. in cardboard box. Nr. 6. Dutch pavilions at World Exhibitions, The car as 500 copies.November 1976 ornament. • Utopia - special 2. DWL-brochure met voorstel Nr. 7. Water towers and solar energy. 1977. Edition of 1500 copies. tot het vestigen van een werkgemeenschap Druk Twigt B.V. Gouda. In transparent plastic tube. (5 sheets of in het watertorencomplex op het voormalige 30x90 cm,printed on one side in blue, rolled into the tube; later Drinkwaterleidingterrein in Rotterdam /DWL- these were cut again and stapled together). brochure with the proposal to set up a working Nr. 8. Schrijfmachines / Typewriters. Met bijdragen van / with community in the watertowercomplex in contributions by W.F. Hermans, Rudy Kousbroek, Piet Grijs. Rotterdam. Samenstelling / Compiled by Hans Complete with the sample Correction-foil. Oldewarris, Peter de Winter, Victor Mani, Hans Nr. 9. Televisie / Television. (With complete script of Utopia Werlemann. (This volume very rare as it was TV-program on the future developments of television. only given to the town council members at that Nr. 10. (also numbered as Jrg. 3 (september 1978 American time in Rotterdam. Just 150 copies) - An unused Paperback Cover Art. Met bijdragen van / with contributions by • original Utopia envelope Hans Oldewarris, Mark Schaffer, Piet Schreuders, Ed Schilders, Thomas L. Bonn, Huib Opstal. Edition: 2000 ex.

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 63 12853-19422i.tif [#19422] VILE Numbers 1-7 (of 7 published). 1974-1977, plus Number 8 (About Vile), published in 1983, the complete set as detailed below. all in generally good condition. San Francisco, CA (1974 - 1983) EUR 6,000.00

Very rare complete, a full run of “Vile”: the shocking, pioneering, subversive mail-art magazine published by Anna Long and Bill Gaglione (Anna Banana and William Gaglione). The contributors include Anna Banana, Monte Cazazza, Paul Cotton, Ken Friedman, William John Gaglione, Klaus Groh, Geoff Hendricks, Davi Det Hompson, Ray Johnson, Richard Morris, Norman Mustil, Futzie Nutzle, Genesis P. Orridge & Cosi Fanni Tutti (of COUM Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle), Mr. Peanut, Arturo Schwartz, Daniel Spoerri, Peter Van Beveren, John Armleder, Joseph Beuys, A.A. Bronson, Felix Partz & Jorge Zontal (of General Idea), William Burroughs, Achille Cavellini, Robert Filliou, Urs Luthi, Hermann Nitsch, Giancarlo Politi, Endre Tot, Edgardo Antonin Vigo, William the Worm, Rube Goldberg, Nan Hoover, Bern Porter, Jerry Dreva, Buster Cleveland, and many more. As an intended DADA-inspired publication Dada, the publishers made the publication sequence intentionally confusing.

64 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. Here follow the issues in order of actual publication along with details and condition. • Number 1: Vol. 1 No. 1 - Dated • Number 6: (No.6) - Published and February 14, 1985, but published in dated Summer 1978. FE-MAIL-ART January 1974. Edition of 200. Stain in issue. Edition of 800. Tear to spine upper right corner, tear to delicate repaired with archival tape. Minor paper wrapper at lower left corner, shopwear to cover. small light stain to back cover. • Number 7: (No. 7 )- Published and • Number 2: Vol. 1 No. 4 - Published and dated Winter 1979. STAMPART issue. dated September 1974. Edition of 200. Edition of 300 copies. A dossier of Some spotting to cover and a couple international stamp works. The most internal pages. elaborate and rarest of all Vile issues • Number3: Vol. 3 No. 1 - Published and as most copies were distributed dated December 1975. Edition of 1000. back to artist contributors. Light Mint/uncirculated. damage to spine and front cover. Loosely inserted is an original b/w • Number 4: No. 2/3 - Published and photograph (8,5x14,4 cm), with a dated Summer 1976. Edition of 1000. stamped ticket “Vile 7”). Also included Some shop wear and buckling to cover. a 3 page handout (28x22cm) bw on • Number 5: Vol. 3 No. 2 - Published and white, “Office Memorandum. We want dated Summer 1977. Edition of 1000. Grimes Back.The sooner the better”. Mint/uncirculated. • Number 8: (No. 8) - Published and dated 1983. “About Vile” retrospective. Edition of 1000 copies.

14514-19247a.tif [#19247] VISUAL. Publicació de Film Video Informació Nos. 1-2 (all publ.). Barcelona, 1977-1978. 15,5x 21,3 cm, orig. pictorial wrappers. Together with the Prospectus, announcing the journal, 4 pages (with some discoloration on the right margin.). Rare periodical. EUR 700.00

Edited by Eugenia Balcelss, Eugenio. Documenta 6 (Kassel) por Joaquím Bonet, Manuel Huerga. 1: ‘Shirley Dols, Antoni Mercader. 2: Entrevista Temple Story’ de Antoni Padrós.; con Serge Daney; 3 films de Michael Miseria del cine militante por Jean-Paul Snow; Juan Bufill:Decimo aniversario, Fargier.Un simple historie por Juan Carl Th.Dreyer;Boet/Bufill.Huerga: Bufill, Entrevista con Marcel Hanoun, Hamlet; J.Rabascal:Megalopolis; Formalismo y política, Entrevista con Chg.H.Morr:Practica ‘d Angels Ribe; Anthony McCall por Gautam Dasgupta, Ignacio Juliá:Stephane Marti y La ciudad Film-Catálisis-Comunicación por de nueve puertas. Anthony McCall, El sector vídeo a

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 65 6209-16403.tif [#18666] VH 101 (CENT UN) Nos. 1-9 (all publ.). Zürich, Paris, 1970-1972. Original pictorial wrappers (25x19, last 2 numbers 27x18,5cm). Wrappers, very good copies. EUR 1,000.00

Levi-Strauss, J. Kosuth, Sol Lewitt, Young, Steve Reich, Sitta, Stockhausen, etc. as follows: N° 1 printemps 1970 Pierre Mariétan); N° 5 (printemps 1971): (Andy Warhol «Comment devenir un Supports/surfaces (Devade, Dezeuze, homosexuel professionnel», OttoHahn, Bioulès, Saytour, Cane, Viallat, Valensi. - Peter Handke, Martial Raysse, György Carmelo Bene, Daniel Buren, Marcelin Ligeti, David Lamelas, Daniel Buren, Pleynet, Philippe Sollers, Lawrence Carl André, Michael Heizer, Piero Weiner, Bernar Venet, Jack Burnham); Manzoni); N° 2 (été 1970) : La Théorie. N° 6 (1972) Cinéma d’avant-garde (Roland Barthes, Pierre Bourdieu, (Jean-Paul Fargier, Gérard Leblanc. Jean- Yona Friedman, Lucien Goldmann, Louis Perrier, Sol Lewitt (5 drawings), D. Claude Lévi-Strauss, Jean-François Huebler, J. Burnham [Marcel Duchamp, Lyotard, André Martinet, J.B. Pontalis, la signification du Grand Verre]; N° 7/8 O. Revault d’Allonnes, Robbe-Grillet, (printemps-été 1972) : L’architecture et Philippe Sollers, B. Teyssèdre, Vasarely); l’avant-garde artistique en URSS de 1917 N° 3 (automne 1970) : Art conceptuel. à 1934 (unpublished texts by Ehrenbourg, French journal for contemporary & (Catherine Millet, Robert Barry, Tretiakov, Ladovskij, Dokoutchaief, avant-garde art and literature, ed. by Douglas Huebler, D. Lamelas, Victor Bounine & Krouglovoj, Ruchljadev & François Esslier & Brigitte Devismes. Burgin, Lawrence Weiner, A. Kirili, Krinsky, Berlage, Grosz, Lurçat, Paul Several numbers dealing with a Mel Bochner, Joseph Kosuth, Marcel Nizan. Etudes de F. Dal Co, M. Tafuri, theme: L’Art Conceptuel; Musique Duchamp (with Otto Hahn), Y-A Bois, V. de Feo, G. Giucci, M. de Michelis, F. Contemporaine; Cinéma d’Avant- Jasper Johns, Villeglé, E. Copferman, Very, G. Kraiski, V. Quilici, B. Cassetti); Garde; l’Architecture et l’Avant-Garde V. Garcia, O. Hahn); N° 4 (hiver 1970- N° 9 (automne 1972) : (Germano Celant artistique en URSS de 1917-1934; 71) : Musique contemporaine (Pierre , Le livre comme travail artistique”, contribs. include: Peter Handke, Andy Boulez, John Cage, Morton Feldman, Gérard Leblanc, le Groupe d’Etude et Warhol, G. Ligeti, Roland Barthes, C. Philip Glass, Jagodic, Kagel, La Monte Réalisation Musicales, M. Cacciari.)

12077-13650.tif [#18175] WIVENHOE PARK REVIEW. (Also kown as “The Park”, nos. 3 & 4/5). No. 1-4/5 (all publ.). Essex, Staffordshire, London, Univ. of Sussex / Keele Univ. / Ferry Press, 1965-1969. Size (h/w) between: 21,9 x 17,4 cm and 25,7 x 20,5 cm. Original illustrated wrappers. No. 1 with two fold-outs. Nos. 2, 3 stapled. Fine condition. EUR 500.00 Edited by Andrew Crozier. Significant for the spreading influence in the sixties of the Black Mountain school of poets in Great Britain and American studies in general. Contributions by J.H. Prynne, Edward Dorn, Jack Spicer, Charles Olson, Donald Davie, Robert Kelly, Robert Duncan, John James, Lee Harwood, John Wieners, Peter Riley, Gilbert Sorrentino, William Bronk, Ted Berrigan, Carl Rakosi, Charles Reznikoff, Fielding Dawson a.o.

66 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 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 Jr., Dan Fante, Michael Montfort, A. D. “magazine” of art and literature. Edited Winans, Gerald Locklin, Jack Micheline, by Johnny Brewton. Every issue is an Allen Ginsberg, Johnny Brewton, Neeli assembling put together by hand, and Cherkovski, Wanda Coleman, Ruth features an exciting array of inserts, Weiss, Hubert Selby, and many others. tip-ins, stickers, broadsides, chapbooks, - With an important addition: many of flexdiscs, photographs, unusual the prospectuses and announcements graphics, x-rays, art objects, and fold- from X-Ray are present (in total ca. outs. Contributions include previously 30 various pieces, addressed to the unpublished material by Charles former subscriber/participant to this Bukowski, Hunter S. Thompson (Issue set. These include 1 a.l.s.postcard, 3 t.l.s., 4), Richard Brautigan, Bern Porter, Billy X-Ray spare-parts; x-ray Box #1 Mark Childish, Mark Faigenbaum, John Held, Faigenbaum, etc.).

John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. 67 6553-19269a.tif [#19269] 0 - 9. (ZERO TO NINE) 6 numbers out of 7 published. A very rare nearly complete set comprising: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Supplement (= last published). With the first number in the original edition with stencilpaper front cover. TOGETHER WITH: Vito Acconci: Four Book. NY: 0 to 9 Books (1968). First edition. 4to. [84 pp]. Two tiny edge-tears to last leaf, but near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Rear cover present, but detached. (Rare one of 2 books published by 0-9 Books.) All together in a specially made box with title shield on the spine. EUR 24,000.00

Edited by Vito Hannibal Acconci and Bernadette Mayer, Zero to Nine originates from the New York group of conceptual artists. in addition to the editors, also contribs. by Clark Coolidge (poems), Aram Saroyan (poems), Bruce Marcus, Rosemary Mayer (drawings), Dan Graham, Yvonne Rainer, Adrian Piper,Bern Porter, Jerome Rothenberg, Aram Saroyan, Robert Smithson, Alan Sondheim, Hannah Weiner, Emmett Williams, and many others.

• Number 1. NY, April 1967. 1st edition. 4to. Stab-stapled. 80pp. One of approximately 100 copies. Contributors: Acconci, Mayer, Edoardo Sanguinetti, Bruce Marcus, Robert Viscusi, Morton Feldman, V. C. Alexander, Novalis, Sir Arthur Gorges and Sir Walter Raleigh, and Hans Christian Andersen. This copy has the extremely rare blue mimeograph stencil paper cover, albeit with numerous nicks and chips (without loss to the typing guidelines). It and the final sheet are loose.

• Number 2. Contributors include Acconci, Mayer, Aram Saroyan (whose Coffe Coffee was published by 0 to 9), Ron Padgett, Tom Clark, Robert Walser, Raymond Queneau, Gertrude Stein, and Stefan Themerson. Also drawings by Judy Schiff, Daniel O’Sullivan, and Rosemary Mayer. Rubberstamped title on preprinted yellow stock. Sidestapled.

68 John Benjamins Antiquariat B.V. • Number 3. NY, Bernadetta Mayer • Number 4. NY. Acconci & Mayer, • Number 5. NY, Bernadetta Mayer & Vito Hannibal Acconci, 1968. 1968. 4to. 114 pp . Excellent copy from & Vito Hannibal Acconci, 1969. 4to. 4to. Wellpreserved, fine copy. an edition of 200, in side-stapled From an edition of est 350 copies. Mimeographed. Side-stapled wrappers wrappers. The covers for this issue Excellent copy, some wear to edges (some staples not entirely penetrated were created by Acconci and Mayer by of front and rear covers, else near and repeated;altogether 5 sraples), stripping the dust jackets from their fine. Mimeographed, sidestapled. tiny chip to right upper corner. books at home, and affixing them to Contributions by Acconci, Mayer, Rubberstamp title. Contributions this issue of the mag. In this instance Clary Coolidge, Jack Anderson, by Clark Coolidge, Acconci, Saroyan, “Speeches and Letters on American Sol LeWitt, Les Levine, Kenneth Mayer, Giorno, Padgett & Berrigan, etc. Affairs” by Edmund Burke was Koch, John Perreault, and Jerome Rubberstamp title employed. Contributions by Coolidge, Rothenberg. Harry Mathews, Emmett Williams, Mayer, Acconci, Jackson Mac Low, Dick Higgins, Bern Porter, Sol LeWitt, John Perreault, Phil Corner, and many others.

• Number 6, Supplement: Street Works. NY: Acconci & Mayer, 1969. 4to. [64 pp]. Near fine in side-stapled wrappers. “Street Works” dated March 15, April 18, and May 25 on the front cover. An assemblage issue, with participants supplying copies of their work to be collated and included. Contributions by Vito Acconci, John Giorno, Bobbi Gormley, Rosemary Mayer, Adrian Piper, Ann Waldman, Lewis Warsh, Hannah Weiner,

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