[1890s]. In original red cloth. 65 original, vintage, black and white photographs in various sizes. 27 album card leaves. Album page size: 220 × 152 mm. Private photo album of late 19th century Brazil. The album includes several photographs taken in the countryside about indigenous Brazilians, pineapple and... More

[Hungary]: (early 1900s). Original, vintage drawing in ink, mounted on blue cardboard. Signed. 222 × 297 mm. Original, Art-Nouveau ex libris design of the Hungarian graphic artist and painter, Attila Sassy, known under the pseudonym, Aiglon. Sassy is associated with the circles of modern artists in Paris... More

[Budapest]: Athenaeum, [1932]. With graphical and photographic illustrations. Illustrated flyer, one sheet folded twice. Printed in blue and black. 325 × 193 mm. Illustrated flyer for the 1931 Budapest International Fair, with Róbert Berény’s graphic on front and Rudolf Balogh’s photos inside, montage by György Nemes... More

[Paris]: [Imprimerie de J.-A. Boudon], [1835.]. First edition. In publisher’s printed ochre wrappers. 11, (1) p. Catalogue of Louis David’s 1835 exposition and sale of 15 paintings and a collection of twelve sketchbooks. Jacques-Louis David (1748–1825) was Napoleon’s appointed painter, and the most celebrated French artist of the era... More

Pesth (Pest): Gedruckt mit v. Trattner-Károlyischen Lettern (Herrenhasse Nro 612), 1836. First edition. Text in German. In publisher’s paper. Wrappers typographically ornamented. (7), 8–47, (1) p. and 4 lithograph and engraved plates. Early book on blind education. The “Blinden-Institut in Pest” was the fist institution for the blind in... More

[Poland]: [1985]. Original collage. Printed and mounted on newspaper. ca. 425 × 300 mm. Get-Stankiewicz collage, with the title of the 1985 collective exhibition dedicated to the memory of Jerzy Popieluszko, the priest murdered by the Polish secret police. Printed on the first page of “Trybuna Ludu” the communist daily... More

Paris: Abstraction création (Imprimerie de Montmartre), 1934. Illustrated throughout. First edition. In publisher’s typographic wrappers, printed in green. 52 p. The third issue of Abstraction création art non figuratif, the publication of the Abstraction-Création group founded by Theo van Doesburg together with Etienne Beöthy, Auguste Herbin, Jean Hélion, Jean (Hans)... More

München: Hesperos verlag, 1919. Frontispiece and four full-page text illustrations by Emil Preetorius, each signed by the artist in pencil in the lower left. Cover design also by him. Second edition. Limited, numbered (1/50/450). Signed by the illustrator on the recto of the second leaf in pen. Handbound. In publisher’s... More

Abo [Turku]: Tryckt, hos [...] Jacob Merckel, 1754. First edition. Bound by sewing. Partly unopened. Untrimmed. (6), 15, (1) p. An academic thesis on the Swedish Colony in North America. Daniel Andreas Backman’s dissertation, supervised by Pehr Kalm, “on the benefits our dear fatherland could have had... More

Budapest: Magvetö, 1965. First Hungarian edition. In publisher’s cloth, with the original printed dust jacket. With the photographic portrait of the author. 342, (2) p. and 1 photographic plate. First Hungarian edition of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize winning masterpiece To Kill a Mockingbird, which was originally published in English in... More

Moscow: Priroda, 1917. Second edition. In original decorated cloth. [1] leaf with portrait of the author; XVI, 230, (1), [1] p. One of the most important books in the history of biology and neurology by Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849–1936) the Russian psychologist and physiologist. He performed and directed experiments and... More

(Budapest): (Sarkadi), (ca. 1942). Lithograph poster. Ca. 86 × 63 cm. István Árpád Rév (1898–1977) was a Hungarian graphic artist and puppeteer who had a one-man puppet theatre. He was the director, the dramaturge and the puppeteer of the theatre. He developed a special technique to design and to move... More