Budapest: Hornyánszky, (1897). First edition/. In later hard paper. 3, 1 t. 55 p. 18 t. An excerpt from the author's extensive work, published in the same year, compiled for the members of parliament in Hungarian and French. More
Budapest: Szent Laszlo, 1910. 2p, 1 plate. In 1910, it was planned to publish Zichy’s collection of erotic prints of 50 sheets, 36x26 cm sheets, 24x18 cm images, in 699 machine-numbered copies. Attached to the call was a sample print depicting the intimate coexistence of a faun and a naked..... More
1. Protocol. Recorded from the meeting held on March 18, 1898 in the premises of the engineering and architectural association in Budapest for the purpose of compiling data on the life of Mihaly Zichy. 8 page, signed by Bruck Lajos, Ébner Lajos , Fellner Sándor and Bodányi Ödön... More
St. Pétersbourg: Publié par A. Beggrow, 1885. First edition. Plates printed in sanguine and hinged on the original grey cards. Images ruled with red borderline and the plates are numbered. In publisher’s buckram-backed brown cloth folder with coloured illustration of front panel. 1 leaf with title, printed in red and..... More
Budapest: M. Tud. Akadémia Könyvkiadó-Hivatala, 1881. First edition. Issued as vol. IX, no. 2 of Értekezések a Nyelv- és Széptudományok Köréből (1880). In publisher’s printed paper wrappers. 35 [1] p., with 3 plates. Early scholarly account of Borobudur by Ágost Zichy, Hungarian historian of Eastern art, following his 1876 journey..... More
Leipzig: Privatdruck, 1911. First edition. Limited edition up to 300, numbered. Oblong. Text in German. In publisher’s half vellum with gilt title and ornamentation on front panel and spine. In original hard paper case. (8) p., 40 plates. 40 héliogravures after Zichy’s erotic drawings of unusually bold subjects. Printed in..... More
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Budapest: Thalia. With 2 illustrations by Mihály Zichy and 6 stills from the movie “Tetemrehívás”. First edition. In original, illustrated wrappers. (12) p. Illustrated by Mihály Zichy (1827–1906) the Hungarian graphic artist and painter, lived and worked in Paris and St. Petersburg. In 1853 he was appointed to the position..... More