Bruxelles: L'Association pour la Diffusion Artistique et Culturelle (A.D.A.C.), 1956-1966. 20 issues (all published). 16 issues in 5 volumes with covers bound in; nos. 11, 12, 13 & 18 in original stiff card covers. Profusely illustrated (part color). 20.4 x 26 cm. Dark-blue library buckram & card covers. One of..... More

Lavishly illustrated with glorious fin-de-siècle covers in color. Identified cover artists are W. Granville Smith (1893), William Martin Johnson (1894), M. de Lipman (1895), H.S. Loury (1897), F. Richard Anderson (1898), Ernest Haskell (1899 & 1900), Sewell Collins (1901 & 1904), H.L.V. Parkhurst (1902), Hamilton King (1903), John Cecil Clay..... More

New York, October 1942. Series 2, no. 3, October 1942: Vertigo issue. Orange covers with red drawing by Hanani Meller. Profusely illustrated in black and white. 32 pp. Paper covers. 26.3 x 18.4 cm. Drawings by Kurt Seligmann, Pavel Tchelitchew, and André Masson. Texts by Roger Caillois, Parker Tyler, Nicolas..... More

New York: View Editions, 1946. Geometric cover design by John Tunnard. Illustrations by Tchelitchew, Chagall, Oscar Dominguez, and Charles Rain. 22 pp. Decorated paper covers. 30.8 x 23.5 cm. Text includes "A sleepy tune," and "Some notes on Shakespeare," by Edith Sitwell; "The circular ruins," by Jorge Luis Borges; "My..... More

New York: Longview Foundation, 1963-1964. The first of two issues. Illustrated and with literary contributions. Cover by Larry Rivers. 98 pp. Stiff card covers. 24 x 21.7 cm. Contributions by Kenneth Koch, Robert Rauschenberg, Kenneth Burke, Saul Steinberg, Marshall McLuhan, Willem de Kooning, Saul Bellow, and others. There are at..... More

San Francisco 1962-1964; Los Angeles, 1964-1967; New York, 1967-present. 253 fine, original issues in decorated paper covers, as issued. When the first issue of Artforum arrived in the summer of 1962, it seemed hopelessly parochial, with its nearly exclusive emphasis on California exhibitions. Even that issue, however, featured an article..... More

Topanga, California: 1981. Cover: “Torn sky woods,” by Ken Ruth. Interview of Rachel Rosenthal, by Claudia Chapline. Many b/w ills. 26 pp. Decorated card covers. 27.6 x 21.5 cm. Also articles by Joan Burleigh, Myra Taylor, Elenore Welles, and Dan Giesler. Covers browned. Thc scan of the cover is brighter..... More

Paris: Association internationale pour l'étude de Dada et du Surréalisme, 1966-1970. Nos. 1-4 (all published). Some plates and illustrations. Decorated paper covers. About 18.5 x 13.5 cm. Contributors include Michel Sanouillet, Michel Seuphor, Roger Shattuck, Arturo Schwarz, Marcel Janco, Georges Ribemont0-Dessaignes, Henryk Berlewi, Tristan Tzara, and many others. **No. 1..... More

London, 1966. Dick Gregory, Alexander Trocchi, Paul Butterfield, and Takis are featured in this early issue of an influential underground newspaper. In original, unbound state. Illustrated. 12 pp. About 42 x 31 cm (16-3/4 x 12-1/2 inches).14.5). Slight, unavoidable browning of newsprint and minute tears at leading edge. More

Toronto: Society for Art Publication, 1967. Periodical with 7-inch Flexidisc and tabloid insert ("Artscan"). Profusely illustrated (color centerfold). 22 pp. Contents: "Technology and environment,": by Marshall McLuhan;"The sensory dynamics of new technology," by Arnold Rockman; "Severini's abstract rhythm of Madame S.," by Joshua C. Taylor; "Velvet Underground in Hamilton," by..... More

Illustrations by Matt Morgan, C.A. Vanderhoof, D. McCarthy, H. Pruett Share, "Zim," and others. Size ranges from about 43.5 x 29.5 to 42 x 30 cm. 32 to 102 pp. Many advertisements. 1889: marginal tears and spine fold mostly split; 1890: bound with metal fasteners; 1892: marginal tears in front..... More

Los Angeles: Artforum, 1966. The justifiably famous Surrealism issue of Artforum magazine with its great cover by Ed Ruscha. It sold out three weeks after publication. Articles by the following writers: Max Kozloff, Lucy R. Lippard, Ronald Hunt, Robert Rosenblum, Toby Mussman, Roger Shattuck, William Rubin, Whitney Halstead, Kurt von..... More

Los Angeles: Artforum, 1967. Ed Ruscha's characteristically witty wedding announcement shows him asleep in a large, rumpled bed with two coeds. The full-page photo by Jerry McMillan is on p. 7 of this issue. The contents include: Gothic parallels, by Sidney Tillim; Olitski and shape, by Michael Fried; Manet at..... More