Kharkov [Kharkiv]: [S.n.], 1923. First edition. Printed in only 100 copies. In publisher’s illustrated wrapper, designed by Aris. 32 p. Extremely scarce literary anthology of young Hebrew poets, with striking, avant-garde cover. A literary anthology featuring works by young Hebrew writers and poets, including Yosef Matov, Gershon Hanovitch, Avraham..... More

Budapest: Krausz, 1928. Cover by Farkas Molnar. First editon. In contemporary half cloth. 468 p. 100% was literary, artistic and political magazine, between September 1927 and August 1930. The paper was edited by Tamás Aladár, its employees were Hungarian communists and writers close to the Hungairan Communist Party, including János..... More

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

Budapest: ELTE Bölcsészettudományi Kar, 1984. Richly illustrated. First edition. Printed in only 550 copies. Presentation copy, inscribed by the editor László Beke to László Baránszky-Jób. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Imre Bak. 139, (1) p. Scarce Hungarian neo-avant-garde art anthology. The contributors were (among many others): Péter..... 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

Paris: Éditions de la Novelle Revue Française, 1924. With Éluard’s portrait by Ernst, protected with tracing paper. First edition. Limited up to 545 copies. Numbered, one of the 35 roman-numeraled copies. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 60, (4) p. and one plate. First edition of Éluard’s collection of poems. With a...... More

Párizs [Paris]: Magyar Mühely, 1974. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers, with original, photographic dust jacket. 111, (1) p. First edition on Erdély’s first and only book published in his lifetime. Miklós Erdély (1928–1986) was a Hungarian avant-garde artist, writer, poet, filmmaker and architect. The book was..... More

Paris: Jean Hugues, 1959. With a double frontispiece by Max Ernst. First edition. Limited, numbered, one of 298 (of the total edition of 365) copies. In publisher’s wrappers, with the symbol of the series on rear cover. (24), (2 [frontispiece]) leaves. The legend of Ernst’s 1926 collage novel “La femme..... More

Around. 1920. 1 p. Futurist letter by F.T. Marinetti, handwritten by the avant-garde theoretician of Futurism, on official paper of the Movement with the lithographed "Pugno di Boccioni" by Giacomo Balla, reproduced on the original 1915 sketch, which described the body physiognomy of the painter Umberto Boccioni. The..... More

Budapest: Dante, [1929]. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. In fine condition. 1 colored plate, 15p., 32 plates with inset black and white photographic reproductions. Vilmos Perlrott-Csaba (1880-1955) painter. He was one of the founder of the Hungarian Avant-garde. He studied in Paris at the Academie Julian and the Académie de la..... More

Antwerpen: Sikkel, 1927. One of the 500 copy. In original cloth. 131 p. Woodcuts by Henri van Straten, Frans Masereel , Joris Minne , Jozef Cantré en Gustave de Smet. More

Milano (Milan): Poesia, 1909. First edition. Inscribed to Giacomo Balla: “Al pittore Giacomo Balla omaggio di sentitissima ammirazione da Paolo Buzzi”. In original wrappers. Inscribed to Giacomo Balla. 249 p. Giacomo Balla (1871–1958) was an Italian painter, one of the founders of Futurism. Balla signed the second Futurist Painting Manifesto..... More