Np: 1950. Approximately 17 1/2 x 23 3/4”, charcoal drawing on paper. Unsigned. Matted and framed. Provenance: from the collection of the artist Ernesto Edwards, a longtime friend of Jess and Robert Duncan, who has a section devoted to his work in An Opening of the Field (pp. 188-193). A.... More
New York: WBAI, 1963. 8vo, 15 pp, offset printed, saddle-stapled. An early program for the legendary NYC radio station. The cover of this issue is illustrated with motico drawings by the great Ray Johnson, replete with numerous dollar signs. The back cover features another dollar sign drawing, with a note... More
New York: Petzel, 2016. First edition. 4to, 80 pp, bound in illustrated boards with titles stamped in black. No dust jacket as issued. Illustrated with copious reproductions, many in color. Superb, beautifully designed monograph on the full sweep of Jorn's work, an essential publication. Fine. More
New York: [1984]. 4 5/16 x 6", printed in think raised black ink on fluorescent pink card stock. The announcement for this 1984 exhibtion at the nightclub Kamikaze. We can find little documentation for this exhibition, despite the broad cross section of artists' included - Alan Vega of Suicide, Jeff... More
![Edward Kienholz. Main works from 1961 up to-day. Opere principali dal 1961 ad oggi [with] Exhibition Announcement. Edward Kienholz.](/pictures/thumb/24120.jpg?v=1458594419)
Milano: Edizioni Bocchi, 1974. First edition. Oblong 4to, [76] pp, perfect bound in printed wraps. Illustrated with b/w plates. Text in English and Italian translation. Association copy, with exhibition announcement postcard, addressed and mailed to Ad Petersen, laid in. The catalog for the 1974 exhibition at Galleria Bocchi in Milan... More
New York: S.O. 36, 1979. Square 8vo, six leaves offset printed and photographically illustrated, stapled at left margin. With two 7" records, each housed in a separate unprinted paper sleeve. Catalog no. SO36. Luxus was the name given to the "band" formed by Martin Kippenberger, Christine Hahn (member of the... More
Paris: Science et Vie, 1956. First edition. 4to, 136 pp, photographically illustrated wraps. Before the leap into the void, Klein was an accomplished practitioner of Judo. His achievement of a fourth degree blackbelt at the age of 25 was a highly unusual accomplishment for a Westerner. Tarpaulin and photomontage aside... More
Paris: Bernard Grasset, 1954. First edition. 8vo, 205 pp, printed wraps. In the photographically illustrated dust jacket. Illustrated with hundreds of black and white photographs. Text in French. With 3eme edition printed on back panel, generally thought to be a marketing ploy, as there was only one printing of the... More
Pavia: Amministrazione provinciale di Pavia, 1977. First edition. 4to, velo-bound in wraps, 25 leaves, printed on recto only. A collection of "performances, proiezioni, letture, poesia, musica, parole" related to "apoesia", including images as well es texts in Italian and English. Contributors include Dick Higgin, Alison Knowles, Steve Lacy, Arrigo Lora... More
New York: Enterprise Modern Services, 1969. First edition. Folio, tabloid format, offset printed with spot color. The debut issue of Kusama’s artists’ periodical, which combined open sexuality with political protest and fashion. This issue includes coverage of various happenings, such as the “Bust Out” in Central Park, the Nude Happening... More
London: 1965. London, 28 January and February 22, 1965 . Two one sheet letters, each written in various colors of ink on both recto and verso, each approximately 250 words, the second letter signed “JL”, the first with a small circular sticker over the drawing/signature bearing the typewritten letters “l”... More
np: 1961. 18 3/4 x 13 1/2", ink and wash on both sides of a sheet of sketch paper. Unsigned and undated. Provenance: acquired by Peter Howard of Serendipity Books from Bobbie Louise Hawkins, former wife of Robert Creeley. The immensely talented Laubies was a visual artist associated at different... More
np: 1961. 18 3/4 x 13 1/2", ink and wash on both sides of a sheet of sketch paper. Unsigned and undated. Provenance: acquired by Peter Howard of Serendipity Books from Bobbie Louise Hawkins, former wife of Robert Creeley. The immensely talented Laubies was a visual artist associated at different... More
np: 1961. 13 x 20", ink on paper. Signed and dated by the artist. Provenance: acquired by Peter Howard of Serendipity Books from Robert Creeley. The immensely talented Laubies was a visual artist associated at different times with the Tachisme, Art Informel, and Nuagisme movements. He was also the first... More
np: 1957. Provenance: acquired by Peter Howard of Serendipity Books from Robert Creeley. The immensely talented Laubies was a visual artist associated at different times with the Tachisme, Art Informel, and Nuagisme movements. He was also the first translator of Ezra Pound into French, and it was Ezra Pound who... More
Stuttgart: Archiv Sohm, 1985. First edition. 8vo, [28] pp, saddle-stapled wrapsillustrated with black and white photographs. Text in German and English. The beautifully designed catalog for the 1985 exhibition at Archiv Sohm, notable for including the first attempt at a comprehensive bibliography of publications by Lax (aside from some periodical... More
Frankfurt, Germany: Semaion, 1967. First edition. Approximately 12 x 17", offset printed on both recto and verso; photographically illustrated. Folded twice as issued. Text in English and German. This issue of the single sheet artists' periodical Includes an English text on a happening by Jean-Jacques Lebel, photo documentation of the... More
Paris: Galerie des Quatre Saisons, 1960. 11 x 17 1/2", offset printed on recto only on thin rose paper. Illustrated with a photograph of a guillotine in use. The poster announcement for this early Happening organized by Lebel and Jouffroy, incorporating the work of Victor Brauner, Wilfredro Lam, Jorge Camacho... More
Paris: Front de la Jeunesse, 1967. First edition. 4to, 6 pp [mimeographed on rectos only, with the exception of the final leaf], stab-stapled into mimeographed card covers. The program for Lemaitre's candidacy for legislative office in '67. Among Lemaitre's scarcest publications, laying out his positions as a candidate for political... More
La Seyne-sur-Mer: Villa Tamaris centre d'art, 2010. First edition. 8vo, 264 pp, French wraps. Profusely illustrated. Text in French. The substantial catalogue to the 2010 exhibition. With material on or by Isidore Isou, Gabriel Pomerand, Roland Sabatier, Micheline Hachette, Alain Satié, Jean-Pierre Gillartd, François Poyet, Broutin, Woodie Roehmer, Anne-Catherine Caron... More
Sedona, AZ: Licher Art & Design, 2005. First edition. Eight triangular stamps, offset printed on gummed stock and perforated paper, and housed, along with a detachable postcard, in a letterpress-printed folder in two colors on manila tag board stock. Fine. More
Sedona, AZ: Licher Art & Design, 2005. First edition. Sheet of nine stamps, offset printed on gummed stock and perforated paper, and housed, along with a detachable postcard, in a letterpress-printed folder in two colors on manila tag board stock. Fine. More
Sedona, AZ: Licher Art & Design, 2005. First edition. Sheet of eight stamps, offset printed on gummed stock and perforated paper, and housed, along with a detachable postcard, in a letterpress-printed folder in two colors on manila tag board stock. Fine. More
Portland, Ore. and Salt Lake City: Division Leap and Hierophant, 2015. Second printing. 8vo, 436 pp, trade paperback. Second printing, One of 250 copies. New from the publisher. Division Leap, Hierophant and Greg Bennick are glad to announce the joint publication The Fifth Goal, which collects all 8 issues of... More
np: nd [c. 1962?]. 17 14 x 23 1/2", offset lithograph. Folded into twelfths, as issued. The rare poster version of Angus Maclise's work Year. As opposed to the book version published by the Dead Language Press, this version of the work is reproduced from Maclise's calligraphic hand. Printed on... More