Santiago: 1934. In original wrappers. Extremely rare second and last number of the Chilean avant-garde periodical "Pro" founded by the architect José Dvoredsky Roitman (i.e. Dvor, Chili 1914-2007) and the musician Eduardo Lira Espejo (Chili 1912-1980). With texts by Vicente Huidobro ("Joan Miró"), Juan Larrea, Eduardo Anguita, Eduardo..... More
Tartu: Loodus (K. Mattiesen), 1927. First edition of the first book by Jakobson. In two volumes. In original, illustrated wrappers, designed by Jaan Vahtra. (8), 9–407, (1); (6), 415–760 p. Jaan Vahtra (1882–1947) was the leader of the 1923 found Estonian Artists’ Group of Cubism and Constructivism. August..... More
Bécs (Vienna): Ferenc Jankó, 1922. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Sándor Bortnyik. 32 p. Illustrated weekly magazine. With several photographic reproductions. Contains the portraits of the directors Micheal Curtiz, Alexander Korda and Stefan Lorant and frames from their films, Frau Dorothys Bekenntnis (Mrs. Dane's Confession; 1921), Prinz..... More
Chelm: Zenon Wasniewski (Kultura), 1935. With an inset linocut. First edition. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 81–100 p. and. Polish review of modern poetry with an inset expressionist linocut by Zenon Waśniewski. Contains Slavic literary works, among them a translation of Alexander Blok’s poem, this issue also has a French..... More
mixed technique, framed. 24 x 19 cm. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. The following artist were working with the review: Apollinaire, , Kandinszkij, Janos Máttis Teutsch, Farkas Molnar and Tihanyi Lajos. More
Prague: Aventinum, 1947. Illustrated with photos. First edition. In original paper. 97 p. Inscribed. Chalupecky's first attempt to promote Weiner. He began championing Weiner as a predecessor to the Skupina 42 group. More
Prague: Grosmann a Svoboda, 1919. In original wrappers. 93 p. Cubist cover. More
Barcelona: 1928. In original wrappers. 11 p. One issue of the short-lived Catalan modernist periodical by Joan Merli. More
Kaunas: Ona Pleškevičaitė-Lubickienė, 1928. First edition. Complete(?). With numerous illustrations. Each issue in publisher’s illustrated wrappers. Single issues are 24 pages, the 2 double numbers (5–6; 7–8) are 32 pages. Scarce Lithuanian weekly art magazine. Cover by Vytautas Kazimieras Jonynas (1907–1997) who was one of most renowned 20th century..... More
(Coimbra): Presença, 1931. First edition. In original illustrated wrappers. 7 lino. Extremely rare work by Regio, who made the 7 linocut illustrations. In 1927 José Regio founded the magazine Presença which would come to be a cornerstone of the Second Modernism movement in Portugal, of which he was..... More
Prague: Around 1940. Folder with a collage on the front and with the Atelier Henrych brand on the back of the folder, all stored in a protective envelope made of black cardboard. Title double sheet of blue cardboard with printed list of works, 10 free cartons loosely stored in black..... More
Budapest: Dokumentum, 1927. Cover by Lajos Kassak. First edition. In original paper. 16 p. Rare Dokumentum edition. More
Budapest: Érdekes Újság, 1919. First edition. Spine rubbed. In original illustrated paper, by Mihály Biró. 40 p. This journal celebrated the fall of the Socialist Democrat government led by Count Mihály Károlyi through the coup d’état led by Béla Kun on 21 March 1919 and the establishment of the Hungarian..... More
Paris: GLM, 1938. Frontispiece illustrated by Max Ernst. First French edition. Limited, numbered (1/400/445). In publisher’s printed wrappers. (36) p. First French edition of a selection of writings from Beschreibung eines Kampfes (Description of a Struggle) by Franz Kafka (1883–1924), with an illustrated frontispiece by Max Ernst (1891–1976). More
Paris: Éditions Bonaparte, [1931]. With full page photographic illustrations throughout. First edition. In publisher’s printed wrappers. (48) p. First edition of this scarce illustrated catalogue of the 1931 exhibition of modern Hungarian artists in Paris. With Gustave Kahn’s preface and the photographic reproductions of a work by each of..... More
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Brno: [Telehor], [1936]. First edition. Promotional brochure for Kalivoda’s Telehor. Photographically illustrated using Moholy-Nagy’s artworks. 1 bifolio. 21×15cm. Extremely scarce promotional brochure for Frantisek Kalivoda’s important magazine, Telehor, illustrated with Moholy-Nagy’s artworks. The brochure includes the manifesto of Telehor and a list of the magazine’s collaborators, among them chief..... More
Budapest: Misztótfalusi, (1947). With numerous photographic illustrations of art pieces. First edition. In the original illustrated paper wrapper. 36 p., 20 plates. A rare pamphlet by Ernst Kállai (1890–1954) the Hungarian art historian who first published his works in Lajos Kassák's magazine “MA”. In 1928 he was the editor of..... More
Budapest: Uj Konyvtar, 1934. In original illustrated paper. 14 p. More
(Kraków): (1943). Original, vintage, black and white photograph, most likely by Witold Witaliński. 175 × 235 mm. Showing Marcin Wenzel as Filon, and the avant-garde stage design and costumes of Juliusz Słowacki’s play “Balladyna”, directed by Tadeusz Kantor, staged on 22–24 May, 1943 in Krakow. Tadeusz Kantor (1915–1990) was..... More
(Kraków): (1943). Original, vintage, black and white photograph, most likely by Witold Witaliński. 175 × 235 mm. Showing the avant-garde stage design and costumes of Juliusz Słowacki’s play “Balladyna”, directed by Tadeusz Kantor. Maria Proszkowska as Balladyna and Franciszek Puget as the Chancellor. “Balladyna” was staged on 22–24 May, 1943..... More
1930s. Je me souviens tous les jours à vous. ( I remember you everyday.) From the collection of Jean-Paul Kahn. 20x13 cm. More
Budapest: Dokumentum, 1927. Cover and typography by Kassak. First edition. In original paper. 32 p. Rare book with design by Lajos. Kassak. More
Budapest: Pantheon, 1935. First edition. In original cloth. 228 p.; 231 p. Kassák's autobiography. Inscribed to his wife Jolán Simon. More
Budapest: Hungaria, 1940. In original illustrated wrappers. 52 p. With the preface of Lajos Kassák, thirty poems and six drawings. Published in 300 copies, it is unnumbered. It was typographized and the cover was designed by Lajos Lengyel. Inscribed to the Cserepfalvi family. Imre Cserépfalvi, born Imre Deutsch (1900 -..... More
