![László Moholy-Nagy’s Hand-Drawn Postcard] New York [Palace Café, Budapest]....](/pictures/thumb/1707.jpg?v=1567519841)
[Budapest]: [1917]. On military-issue postcard. Titled in black pencil. Ca. 90 × 140 mm. László Moholy-Nagy’s (1895–1946) pencil drawing on the verso of an unused military-issue postcard, depicting a lady in a large hat, sitting at a café-table with two glasses, one of her elbows placed on the table, her..... More
![László Moholy-Nagy’s Hand-Drawn Postcard Of a Lady at the] Café Corso, 1917....](/pictures/thumb/1706.jpg?v=1567519482)
[Budapest]: Titled and dated in black pencil, in 1917. On military-issue postcard. Ca. 90 × 140 mm. László Moholy-Nagy’s (1895–1946) pencil drawing in color on the verso of an unused military-issue postcard, depicting a lady, sitting at a café-table right-turned. Titled and labeled in the artist’s hand: Café Corso 1917..... More
![Ceské Divadlo 1918–1928.] České Divadlo 1918–1928. Adolf Chaloupka, Ladislav Sutnar](/pictures/thumb/1696.jpg?v=1566908020)
V Praze [Prague]: Vydal Masarykův lidovýchovný ústav (Svaz osvětový), 1928. First edition. Richly illustrated, including two drawings by František Muzika, one by Adolf Hoffmeister and eight photographic reproductions of stage designs. In publisher’s typographic wrappers, printed in red and black, designed by Ladislav Sutnar. (1 [photographic frontispiece leaf]), 109, (13)..... More
![Povetron.] Povětroň. (Spisy Bratří Čapků. Svazek XXXIV.) [Meteor.]. Karel Capek, Karel...](/pictures/thumb/1667.jpg?v=1563458741)
Praha [Prague]: Fr. Borový, 1934. First edition (later impression). In publisher’s green cloth. With the illustrated dust jacket, designed by František Muzika. 222, (6) p. A fine copy of Čapek’s Meteor, with the scarce, illustrated dust jacket, designed by František Muzika. František Muzika (1900–1974) was a Czech painter..... More
![Miesiecznik literacki] Miesięcznik literacki. 1930 Luty numer 3. [Literary Monthly. 1930...](/pictures/thumb/1660.jpg?v=1563353654)
Warszawa [Warsaw]: A. Chwat [Aleksander Wat] (Drukarnia Przemysłowa w Krakowie), 1930. First edition. In publisher's, printed, constructivist wrappers, designed by Władisław Daszewski. 121–168 p. First edition of the third number of this Polish avant-garde magazine, whose cover was designed by Władisław Daszewski. “Miesięcznik Literacki" was an unofficial organ..... More
[Warsaw]: Antoni Borman, Mieczysław Grydzewski, 1935. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. Cover design by Atoni Wajwóda. Illustrated with four photographic plates. Numerous text illustrations by Feliks Topolski. (2), 83–159, (1) p., and 4 photographic plates. This issue includes a short story by Bruno Schulz and a poem by Czesław..... More
[Köln (Cologne)]: [Komitee des Sowjet-Pavillons auf der Internationalen Presse-Ausstellung Köln (M. Dumont Schauberg)], [1928]. Cover design, layout and the photographic illustration by El Lissitzky. First edition. In publisher’s red, illustrated wrappers. 111, (1) p. and a large folding plate of panoramic photomontage. The “Pressa Catalogue”, designed by El Lissitzky and..... More
![Oburacz. [With Both Hands.]. Julian Przybos, Julian Przyboś](/pictures/thumb/1628.jpg?v=1561996120)
Kraków: Zwrotnica, 1926. First edition. Association copy. In original, typographical paper, printed in peach and black. Cover designed by Władysław Strzemiński. With a lengthy inscription by the author on the otherwise blank title page to Edward Kozikowski (1891–1980; Polish poet and writer). (16) p. Strzemiński’s striking cover design for the..... More
Praha [Prague]: R. Rejman, 1927. First edition. Inscribed by the author. In original patterned wrappers. Cover design by Stanislav Roch. Untrimmed as published. Some gatherings are loose as customary for Czech paperbacks of the time. (80) p. Scarce, inscribed collection of satirical epigrams and poems. A collection of..... More