Budapest: Lajos Kassák (Helikon-Biró-Nyomda), (1933). First edition. In original illustrated paper. 191, [1]; 205, [1] p. Cover by Lajos Lengyel(1904–1978) the Hungarian graphic artist and photographer. In his early years he was involved in the modernist movements and became member of Kassák’s Munka-Circle. More

Budapest: Lajos Kassák (Krausz J. és Társa), March 1, 1918. Illustrated title page, a linocut illustration and a full page photographic reproduction. First edition. Text in Hungarian. (1), 30–40 p. With Ede Bohacsek’s drawing on title page, an original linocut by János Mattis-Teutsch and a photographic reproduction of Pál Pátzay’s..... More

Personal letters and greeting cards from and to family and friends. Contains photographs by Kepes, a letter by James Prestini and Mario Montagnana. György Kepes (1906–2001) was a Hungarian born visual artist, painter and designer. Emigrated to the the U.S. in 1937 and taught design at the New Bauhaus..... More

[S. l.]: [S.n], 1973. Original, vintage poster. rinted in black-and-white. Signed in the upper right in pen. With four photographic reproductions. 205 × 289 mm. Signed poster by the Hungarian Neo-Avant-Garde artist, Károly Kismányoky (1943–2018). The poster shows four black-and-white photographic reproductions of the documentation of Kismányoky’s..... More

Dresden: Galeria Neue Kunst Fides, 1929. First edition. In original paper with a reproduction of Klee’s painting on the cover and with illustrations inside. 12 unnumbered pages. An extremely scarce catalogue of the exhibition organized by the Galeria Neue Kunst Fides, to commemorate Klee’s 50th birthday. More

Lodz: AR. 1931. Book design by Władyslaw Strzeminski. In original illustrated paper. 79 p. 46 illustration. The extremely rare iconic book by Kobro and Strzeminski where they presented the theory of Unism and referred to key Europen artists (Van Doesburg,Vamtongerloo, Moholy, Archipenko, Lipchitz etc.). More

Riga: Avanti, 1932. With illustrated title and several text illustrations. First edition. First issue (of 11). Stapled wraps. 15, (1) p. First issue of the richly illustrated leftist, avant-garde Latvian weekly magazine. The “Informators” was a illustrated weekly cultural magazine, with covers and illustrations by Kārlis Buss, Samuils Haskins..... More

Riga: Laikmeta izdevums, 1932. First edition. In publisher’s, uncredited Constructivist wrappers. 77, (3) p. Andrejs Kurcijs (1884-1959) was a Latvian poet, writer, literary critic and leftist politician. A major figure of Latvian artistic and political life of the time. He was strongly influenced by the contemporary European modern artistic movements..... More

Riga: “Kulturas Balss” Izdevums, 1921. Avant-garde book of poem, with Niklavs Strunke’s cover design. First edition. In original, illustrated wrapper. 47, (1) p. Andrejs Kurcijs (1884-1959) Latvian writer, literary critic and leftist politician. One of the major figures of Latvian artistic and political life of the time. He was strongly..... More

Tallinn: Eesti Opetajate Liidu, 1927. First edition. In illustrated paper. With several woodcut illustration throughout. 55, (1) p. Märt (Martin) Laarman (1896–1979) Estonian graphic artist and painter. Member of the Estonian Artist Group founded by Jaan Vahtra. He made his early works in Expressionist style later he turned to Constructivism..... More

Újvidék [Novi Sad, Yugoslavia]: Symposion (Forum Lap- és Könyvkiadó és Nyomdaipari Munkaszervezet), 1978. First edition. In original, photographic cover. Illustrated throughout by the author. The illustrations are printed in silver on black paper. 107, (5) p. First edition of Ladik’s illustrated book of poems. Katalin Ladik (b. 1942)..... More

Rigā (Riga): Vaiņaga (Latvijas Sargs), (1920). With a full page illustration. First edition. In original, illustrated cover. 125, (3) p. Cover and a full page illustration by Niklāvs Strunke (1894–1966) the most outstanding representative of the 20th century Latvian Avant-garde. Linards (Petrovich) Laicens (1883-1938) was a Latvian Expressionist writer..... More

Valka: J. Rauskas. (1918). First edition. 109, (3) p. Cover designed by Niklāvs Strunke (1894–1966) the most outstanding representative of the 20th century Latvian Avant-garde. Linards (Petrovich) Laicens (1883-1938) was a Latvian Expressionist writer, poet. He was also active in politics as a member of Communist party. Editor or..... More