Budapest: 1928. First edition. Inscribed. In original paper. 47+[1] p.+1 t. Béla Lantos (1904-1958) was an ironworker turned poet and belonged to Kassák's Munka Circle. The volume includes his best-known poem (Aunt Kassák), which he wrote to Kassák's mother. The typographic cover was designed by Lajos Lengyel, engraved by Ferenc..... More

Roma: La Barcaccia, (1961). With 21 plates of reproduction, 4 of them coloured and 2 folded. First edition. Signed by Giorgio de Chirico. In publishers cloth, with the illustrated dust jacket. (20) p., and 21 plates (2 folding) with reproductions. Inscribed to Paul Vialar (1898–1996) French author. More

[Basel]: [Gewerbemuseum], [1928]. First edition. Unbound as published. Illustrated with 6 mounted b/w photographic reproductions. 20 p. Scarce guide for the 1928 Neues Bauen travelling exhibition of the Deutscher Werkbund. The Neues Bauen exhibition, together with 1927 „Die Wohnung” (Weißenhofsiedlung) show in Stuttgart were the highlights of the Deutscher Werkbund..... More

Budapest: Gróf Almássy Éva Művészeti Intézete, 1940. With 32 photographic reproduction. First edition. Text in Hungarian and French. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 28 p., and 17 plates. Catalogue of the 1940 exhibition of French art in Hungarian private collections. Almost 300 works were exhibited and the brochure contains 32..... More

Dessau: 1930. First edition. Original wrappers. [16] p. Rare Bauhaus catalogue presenting modern tapestry as an avant-garde artistic medium. Rare Bauhaus exhibition catalogue, printed in characteristic modernist typography, documenting the traveling exhibition of modern tapestry (Bildwirkerei) initiated in Dessau. Illustrated with 15 images in the text and two on..... More

Budapest: 1964. 14 p. More

Mainz: B. Schott’s Söhne, 1970. First edition. Printed in 200 numbered copies, this is unnumbered. Text in German and English. Text with illustrations and reproduction of Ligeti’s original notes and special scores for “Artikulation” on pp. 5–35. Wehinger’s aural score is printed on different paper in colour on pp. 37–55..... More

Warsaw: 1928. In original paper. 100 p. Korczak, in partnership with Maria Falska, has founded another protection institution ( after Dom Sierot (Orphan House) ), an orphanage for Polish children, Nasz Dom (Our House), which was initially located in a town near Warsaw, Pruszków, and, from 1928, moved to the..... More

Budapest: 1919. 11 lithographs by Rezso Balint . 1 signed. First edition. Numbered. One of the 120 copy. In original portfolio. . [4] p., 10 t. Rezso Balint was the brother of art writer Jenő Bálint. From 1906 he studied in Nagybány and at the private school of Ferenc Szablya-Frischauf..... More

W Praze [Prague]: W Kommissí u Kronbergra a Řiwnáče [Jaroslawa Pospíšila], 1847. First Czech edition. In contemporary half cloth. (7), 4–175, (1) p. The first Czech edition of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. More