![Demasquez Les Physiciens. Videz Les Laboratoires [with Papillon]. Anti-Nuclear Proliferation, Surrealism.](/pictures/thumb/26195.jpg?v=1527552481)
Paris: Comite de Lutte Anti-Nucleaire, 1958. Square 8vo, single sheet folded once. With papillon [3 1/8 x 5 1/4", offset printed on cream gummer paper] laid in. A powerful manifesto by the Surrealist Group against nuclear science and proliferation at the close of the 1950's. The text was written by... More
Bruxelles: Le Groupe Surréaliste-revolutionnaire en Belgique, 1947. 8 1/2 x 10 1/2", printed in red on beige paper. Important manifesto by the group announcing the landmark conference, and distancing themselves from Breton, which was probably penned by Dotremont. As well as marking the split from the Breton Surrealists, this document... More
Belgium: Parti Communiste de Belgique, 1964. 8 1/4 x 11 3/16" poster, offset litho in orange on glazed paper. A poster created by the Belgian Surrealists Philippe Brachet and Tom Gutt (the latter unattributed) for the municipal elections in Belgium in October 1964. A few light handling creases, else a clean, fine example. More
Bruxelles: 1947. Single sheet folded once to make a 4 pp. booklet. printed by letterpress. A manifesto originating from the Belgian Revolutionary Surrealist group, attacking the perceived slowness of the larger Surrealist movement to engage with political identity in the postwar period. It is notable for being signed by a.... More
Paris: [Surrealist Group], [1933]. 8 7/8 x 12 1/4", letterpress in red and black. Surrealist manifesto denouncing Louis Aragon and Romain Rolland for their support of the Communist party, and also the League of Nations conference. 1" closed tear to left margin, some faint toning and vertical bend to left margin, else clean and very good. More
[Paris]: none, 1960. 9 1/2 x 12" broadside printed on coated yellow paper stock. Text in French and English. A Surrealist tract attacking Salvador Dali and Marcel Duchamp on the occasion of the 1960 exhibit of international surrealism at D'Arcy Gallery in New York. The tract bears the printed signatures... More
Paris: Editions Polyglottes, 1956. First edition. 8vo, [4] pp, single sheet printed in two colors and folded once. Illustrated with a reproduction of portrait of Trotsky by Annenkoff. Surrealist broadside issued to denounce the Stalinist betrayal of Trotsky and the French communists. The recto is beautifully designed with a text... More
Np: La Balance, 1989. First edition. Oblong 4to, unpaginated. Five unbound, folded sheets housed in an orange card folder with title pastedown to front panel. Illustrated with a color engraving by Henri Goetz, as well as a reprodution of a 1947 photograph of the Surrealist Group, including Kober, Goetz, Breton... 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
![Sens Commun Nos. 1-2 [Complete]. J. Millet, ed.](/pictures/thumb/23292.jpg?v=1437165357)
Capentras: J. Millet, 1965. First edition. Each issue a single folded sheet, 11 3/8 x 18", offset printed on recto and folded twice. Both issues published of this Surrealist periodical, a "contact sheet" or forum for sharing short statements and prose pieces edited by Millet with editorial assistance and statements... More
![Surrealism & Revolution [With] Broadside Announcing the Publication of Surrealist Insurrection. Franklin Rosemont, ed.](/pictures/thumb/24794.jpg?v=1483824735)
[Chicago]: Ztangi: Distributed by Solidarity Bookshop, 1966. First edition. 4to, mimeographed from typescript and drawing. Stab-stapled in illustrated, mimeographed card covers [front cover from art by Max Ernst, and the back cover by Siné]. With folded, mimeographed sheet entitled "The Revenge of Emiliano Zapata" laid in, announcing the future publication... More
![L'Archibras Nos. 1-7 [Complete]. Jean Schuster, ed.](/pictures/thumb/25734.jpg?v=1505348448)
Paris: Le Terrain Vague, 1967-69. First edition. 4to, each issue offset printed, gathered in signatures and gluebound, with the exception of the fugitive issues 4 and 5, which are saddle-stapled, the latter with the "Tchécoslovaquie" rubberstamp in green to cover, as issued. Text in French. Profusely illustrated in b/w. With... More
Paris: Centre d'Informations Surrealistes, c. 1952. 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, offset printed in two colors on watermarked paper. An unused sheet of stationary for the Surrealist periodical edited by Jean Schuster. The design is unattributed, but includes an illustration of a Rorschach test - like design, and is printed... More
Paris: 1951. First edition. 4 7/8 x 17 3/45" broadside, letterpress printed on thick green paper. Illustrated after a drawing of leaves by Toyen. One of at least two color variants - we've also seen an example on red paper. Surrealist manifesto redefining the movement as 'adventure'. The statement was... More
Paris: Le Mouvement Surrealiste, 1956. First edition. 8 1/2 x 11”, printed on recto only on handmade, speckled brown paper. Surrealist tract protesting the recent election of 52 members of the Poujadiste movement, accusing them of fascism, and drawing attention to the war in Algeria and the fate of Algerians... More
Paris: 1963. First edition. 8 5/8 x 11", offset printed in black on yellow paper. Text in French and Spanish. A manifesto prompted by an exchange of undesirables between France and Spain, with an attack on Malraux. With the printed signatures of Philippe Audoin, Jean-Louis Bedouin, Robert Benayoun, Vincent Bounoure... More
[Paris]: 1956. 8 1/4 x 10 3/4", broadside printed on red paper. A leaflet prepared in response to the supression of the Hungarian Revolution by the USSR earlier in that month. Signed by Anne Bedouin, Robert Benayoun, Andre Breton, Adrien Dax, Yves Elleouet, Charles Flamand, Georges Goldfayn, Louis Janover, Jean-Jacques... More