Budapest: Világosság, 1929. Illustrated by Imre Perely. In original paper. 7 p. Special festive edition of Népszava magazine. Perely began his studies at the School of Applied Arts in Budapest in 1915, then continued his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts. His master was József Rippl Rónai. He studied..... More
[Praha]: [S.V.U. Manes], [1914]. First edition. With an original price-list flyer. In publisher’s woodcut-illustrated wrappers by Oldřich Koníček. [28] p. Scarce catalogue of a 1914 international avant-garde exhibition in Prague, organised by the Czech artist association, S. V. U. Mánes. With original, inserted leaf of price list. The catalogue..... More
1930s. 6 photo 7 x 10 cm and 1 photo 6 x 8 cm. Include: Penzijní ústav (arch. Josef Havlicek, Karel Honzik), Dům Radost (arch. Josef Havlicek, Karel Honzik), Tomas Bata Memorial (arch. Frantisek Lydie Gahura), Hus Congregational House (arch. Pavel Janak). More
Paris: 1929. 1 p. Contributors included Tzara, Cendrars, Chirico, Krull, Kertesz, Moholy-Nagy, Tabard, , Eli Lotar, L. Bunuel. More
Paris: No date. Mini book. In original paper. With fifty photographic portraits of Guillaume Apollinaire. More
Warsaw. In original wrappers. With many photo illustrations. More
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[Chicago]: The Art Institute of Chicago, 1913. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 3, 16, 15 p. The traveling exhibition of works by the European avant-garde was first held in New York, at the Armory from February 17 to March 15, then in Chicago from March 24 to April 16..... More
Kaunas: 1933. In original paper. 16 p. each. Two of the four issues of the final run of this Lithanian periodical focusing on culture. Illustrations by Niklavs Strunke, Masereel, George Grosz. More
[Praha]: [Published privately], [1967.]. First edition. Samizdat. Five carbon copy booklets saddle stitched together. In original modernist wrappers, printed in red and black. Complete. Extremely scarce, private publication with the full transcript of all fourteen parts of the Czech radio play, Avantgarda bez Legend a Mytu. Avant-Garde without..... More
Paris: Around 1920. 6 x 8 cm. The following photograph, came from a collection in Paris. Probably it was left in Paris by Bruno Jasieński when he left France to the Soviet Union in 1929. Zygmunt Modzelewski formed an amateur theatre for the Polish works in Paris in the..... More
In original wrappers. 12 p. Ça Ira! was one of the most important avantgarde publication. This issue issue illustrated with a lino by Josef Cantre. More
Moscow: Shul un Buch, 1927. In original paper. 37, [11] pp. Yiddish. Catalog of books published by Shul un Buch, divided into categories: textbooks, political literature, prose and literary criticism, plays, anthologies and journals, children's books and more. With photographs of book covers, some designed in the Russian Avant Garde..... More
Berlin: Der Sturm, 1915. In original paper. With a linocut by Gabriele Münster on title page. More
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Prague: Jazzová sekce, 1979–1983. In original white papers. 19. p. each. The very rare complete set of these catalogs of conceptual Czechoslovak art. Features numerous full-page photographic reproductions showing artworks, happenings, performances, as well as original text, biographical information, and lists of exhibitions. The artists covered are, in order of..... More
Tallinn: Eesti Vaimse Kultuuri Paevade Peakomitee (Uhistrukikoda), 1934. In original illustrated paper, designed by Peet Aren. 97, (5) p. Peet Aren (1889–1970) Estonian graphic artist. Aren studied art in St. Petersburg, Vienna and Munich, member of the “Tartu School”. In his early works he expressed national romantic and style of..... More
Tallinn: Katlasepe (J. Zimmermann), (1923). In illustrated cover by Peet Aren. 32 p. Cover by Peet Aren (1889–1970) Estonian graphic artist. Aren studied art in St. Petersburg, Vienna and Munich, member of the “Tartu School”. In his early works he expressed national romantic and style of the “Mir Iskusstva”, later..... More
Paris: Galerie Simon, 1923. In original paper. 8 p. Illustrated with two compositions by Juan Gris. Introductory text by Maurice Raynal. Catalog of 56 works dated between 1911 and 1923, from the collections of: Maurice Raynal, Waldemar George, Léonce Rosenberg, Miss G. Stein, H. K., M. Rupf and Madame Harris. More
Bratislava: 1935. 31 p. Forum was a monthly on architecture, interior design and art edited by Endre Szőnyi and Endre Steiner in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, from January 1931 until 1938. Very rare. More
Paris: 1923. In original paper. 26 p. Very rare special issue of the review published on the occasion of the ball organized by the Union of Russian Artists for the benefit of the artists' relief fund. Illustrations by Lebedeff, Lhote, Gontcharova, Fujita, Larionov, Survage, Braque, Metzinger, Picasso, Delaunay, Pascin, Zadkine..... More
Budapest: Farkas Béla (Tolnai-nyomda), (1938). First edition. With numerous text illustrations. In original, illustrated paper, designed by Sándor Bortnyik. 94, (2) p. Price list of the company “Hatschek és Farkas” the most prestigious store for photography, radio and electronics in the prewar Hungary. Front cover printed in red and..... More
Warsaw: Grafia Press, 1934. 32 p. Issue of a Socialist-oriented Yiddish monthly circulated in the years 1933-35. Among other things, articles in the issue deal with the OZET Congress in Moscow, with Soviet territorialism, and with the Jewish settlement project in Birobidzhan. Cover illustration by Ichiel (Jerachmil, Jakub) Tynowicki, native..... More
Budapest: Vilagossag, 1947. Only edition. In original paper. 53 p. This work celebrates Kassák's as a editor, publisher, painter and graphic designer, novelist and poet. Half the book are encomia by his contemporaries, followed by selections of his poetry, artwork, novels. More
Cluj: 1931. In bit later half cloth. 920 p. Korunk (Our Age in English) is a Hungarian language monthly cultural-literary-scientific magazine. It was founded in Cluj-Napoca, Romania by Laszlo Dienes in 1926. The magazine publishing is divided into three stages – the first stage lasting from 1926 to 1940, then..... More
Cluj: 1933. In bit later half cloth. 944 p. Korunk (Our Age in English) is a Hungarian language monthly cultural-literary-scientific magazine. It was founded in Cluj-Napoca, Romania by Laszlo Dienes in 1926. The magazine publishing is divided into three stages – the first stage lasting from 1926 to 1940, then..... More
