Bratislava: 1933. Illustrated with photos. in original paper. 15 p. Rare Hungarian- Slovakian avantgarde periodical. More

Budapest: Munka, 1935. First edition. In original paper. 127 p. Signed by Lajos Kassak. More

Vienna: Bán-Verlag. 1921. First edition. In original paper. 123 p. Cover by Sandor Bortnyik. More

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

Budapest: (Helios). 1919. Cover by Mihály Biró. In original paper. 16 p. In 1919, after the Hungarian Soviet Republic was formed, Biró became the leading propaganda artist: he created posters, festive decorations, sculptures, etc. After the fall of the short-lived soviet regime, Biró had to flee: he was invited to..... 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

Szeged: Around 1932. (Design by) George Buday, (Photos by) Judit Karasz. Fold out. 1 p. 30 x 40 cm English text and illustrations on the back. Kárász’s photographs explore the material qualities and structures of everyday things. Whether folded fabric, parched soil or cotton wool, the physical nature of the..... More

Paris: Maxime Ferenczi, 1914. 4 original woodcuts by Ernst Kempter (2) and Aloys Ludwig Wach (2), the woodcuts are signed. First edition. One of the 50 numbered and signed copy. Inscribed to Szilard Detere, Hungarian painter. In original paper. 24 p. Prose poems, the first book of Raith, an important..... More

Berlin: Vereinigung Internationaler Verlagsanstalten, 1923. With woodcuts by Bortnyik. In original illustrated paper. 61 p. Very rare edition, the first Hungarian translation and illustrated by one of the most important Hungarian avant-garde artists, Sandor Bortnyik. More

[Paris?]: [Commission d’enquete international sur les atrocites hitleriennes], [1933]. First edition. Stitched. Frans Masereel’s design on front panel. Typescript text. . ff. [2] 26 ] [2] 3–4 [2] 8–10 [1]–2 [1]–4 1 [1]–3, and a folded sheet, loosely inserted. An extremely scarce, unrecorded antifascist publication, with Frans Masereel’s artwork on..... More

Hungary: Around 1945. Pencil on paper. Sándor Ék alias Alex Keil (1902–1975) was a Hungarian graphic artist who is mostly known for his communist propaganda posters and cartoons. Ék spent some months in Russia in the early 1920s where he studied under El Lissitzky. Between 1925 and 1933 he lived..... More

Germany: 87,5x57,5 cm. Lower right corner cut off and neatly reproduced; formerly folded. Small repairs. More

Lodz: 1921. The cover of the third issue was presumably designed by painter and sculptor Marek Szwarc. In original paper. 30 and 32 p. The 'S'feld' journal, edited by Yiddish poet and writer Yisroel Rabon, was published in Lodz during the years 1919-1923 (a total of six issues were published)..... More