Toronto: Editions Carrefour Alyscamps, 2019. 18/30 numbered copies, signed by the translator. 62 pls. & ills. (43 in color). [93] pp. Dark orange paper covers printed in black; dustjacket of decorated, dark brown, handmade paper with applied title label. Staple-bound. About 21.5 x 17 cm. This is the first publication..... More

Between 1963 and 1980 the cellist and performance artist Charlotte Moorman (known mostly for her work with Nam June Paik) organized fifteen increasingly elaborate festivals featuring a wide variety of performances in various locations. The first three were at Judson Hall, a small recital hall across from Carnegie Hall (not..... More

NYC & various locations: the authors and others, ca. 1963-2011. DENNIS OPPENHEIM ARCHIVE from HELENE VERIN Nearly 400 items, including holograph notes and sketches, biographical material, photographs, publications, & ephemera HOLOGRAPH NOTES & DRAWINGS Holograph note: “Things to stay on top of” “Early morning blues”; pencil on two sides of..... More

Elblag, [Poland]: the artist, 1979. Artist's book. 27(?)/30 copies "unfinished but illustrated by himself (Arriergarde)." A small superscript "2" follows "theses" in the title. I presume "Arriergarde" is the converse of "avantgarde." The entire text consists of hand-cut linocuts and rubber stamps printed with colors blending into one another. [26]..... More

[Los Angeles?]: the artist, ©1980. Artists' books. Both publications consist of photocopied letters or drawings printed one side and bound loosely in comb bindings. 27.8 x 21.3 cm. **Correspondence: [56] leaves. Black cover; white binding: "I asked friends to lend me something they received in the mail that effected [sic]..... More

New York: Dieu Donne Press, 1991. Livre d'artiste. 44/50 copies signed by author and artist (total edition 60). 2 color etchings: 1) triple gatefold title page in shades of light brown (in addition to the printed title page; 2) one triple gatefold in vivid color, about 39 x 75 cm;..... More

Paris: Editions d’Art Charles Moreau, 2002. Livre d'artiste. Copy HC 11/15 signed by author & artist, with a separate suite of 10 lithographs in black & warm brown & protective tissues, all in a matching cloth clamshell box. Total edition is 500 in three different versions: 15 copies with double..... More

London: Tetrad Press, 1992. Livre d'artiste. 4/100 copies signed by author and artist. 6 leaves in stiff paper covers with stiff translucent drafting paper jacket. About 35 x 26.8 cm. "Published… to coincide with the exhibition "Three British Book Artists: Finlay, Phillips, Tyson" at the Mandeville Gallery of the University..... More

Tokyo: Meiji-Shobo, [1941, per OCLC]. 220/300 copies, distributed for sale, signed by the author and with his red chop mark. The publisher distributed fifty more as gifts. 50 examples mounted on loose sheets of handmade, laid paper with deckle edges, as issued; plus booklet of 11 single leaves bound loosely..... More

Paris: Alyscamps Press, 2019. 25 copies signed by the publisher. 20 illustrations (8 in color). [43] pp. Stiff, decorated paper covers, with dustjackete of handmade paper. 21.6 x 13.8 cm. 2 copies: 16/30, dark-green paper with gilt decoration; 17/30, dark-blue with gilt decoration. Please specify the copy preferred. Roman Jakobson..... More

Berlin: B. Cassirer, [1922, per OCLC]. No. 5 of 400 copies signed by Slevogt. 33 original lithographs + cover (one full-page). 157 pp. on Bütten. Top edge gilt and others deckle. Approx. 30 x 23 cm. Quarter-vellum and gray boards with lithographed decoration on front. An adaptation of Xenophon's Anabasis..... More

Los Angeles & Mexico City, 1973. On April 30, 1973, Raymond A. Marlowe wrote a 1-page letter to Rufino Tamayo concerning copy XIX of XXV sets of "Mujeres," a suite of color lithographs. Marlowe was the manager of the bookshop at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for many..... More

[Athens? Ministry of Culture, Department of Fine Arts, 1986]. 12 color plates on very stiff coated stock, loose as issued in folder of stiff uncoated stock, with printed text on pp. 1, 3, and 4; p. 3 boldly signed by the brilliant actress Melina Mercouri, Minister of Culture. PLUS a...... More