Łódź: Związek Zawodowy Polskich Plastików w Łódzi, 1934. 24 p. FORMA was a journal issued by the Association of Visual Artists and the Union of Polish Artists, both in Łódż, and edited by Karol Hiller for the first four issues from 1932 to 1936; it was edited by Wegner with..... More

Łódź: [Zwiazek Zawodowy Polskich Plastikow w Lodzi.] Związek Zawodowy Polskich Plastików w Łódzi. 1936. Illustrated with 24 black-and-white reproductions. 18 p. FORMA was a journal issued by the Association of Visual Artists and the Union of Polish Artists, both in Łódż, and edited by Karol Hiller for the first four..... More

Budapest: Stádium Sajtóvállalat Részvénytársaság, [1930]. First edition. In publisher’s decorated wrappers. 79 [1] p. The only book published by the Hungarian poet, Ferenc Homoki (1903–1965), with striking avant-garde cover. More

Paris: Théatre Edouard, 1922. With the reproduction of a Picasso drawing depicting Huidobro. Foreword by Maurice Raynel; texts by Josephson, Waldemar George, Peipre, Romoff, and a calligram by Huidobro entitled Paysage dedicated to Picasso. First editon. In original wrappers. 8 p. . Catalog of the exhibition organized by the Manuel..... More

Varshe [Warsaw]: Brider Levin-Epshteyn un shotfim, 1923. First edition. Illustrated throughout. In publisher’s half cloth. Front panel with uncredited avant-garde illustration. 123 [1] p. Avant-garde cover design; a scarce zoology book for children by Byelorussian-and Ukranian-born Yiddish educators. More

Bratislava: Prager, (1936). In half leather, with original paper. 217 p. Hungarian translation of Ehrenburg's work. More

29 juin 1976. In very nice original leather, in original box. 3 blank, 1 p.m 3 plate, 3 blank. We couldn't find other copy of this private edition. Illustrated with signed cuts by Vieira Da Silva, Camille Bryen, Jean Hugo. All are numbered (9/13). Published probably for an event. More

Paris and Moscow: Zorna (Union; J. Povolotzki & Cie), 1920. Cover, title-page, initials, headings, endpieces and the 2 full page woodcut illustrations by Natalia Goncharova, each printed in red and black. First edition. One of 150 copies, printed on Vieux Chine paper (this an unnumbered, out-of-series copy) of a total..... More

Paris. Montparnasse, (1922). With an illustration by Joseph Csaky. In original paper. 17 p. Inscribed to the post Lajos April. More

[Tel-Aviv]: [Tel Aviv Municipality], [1952]. Original, vintage poster. Text in Hebrew. Color lithograph printed by A Kofman and Co. 625 × 468 mm. Original, vintage advertising poster of the Tel Aviv Municipality, designed by Pesach Irsai. István Irsai (Pesach Ir-Shay or Pesach Irsai; 1896–1968) was a Hungarian-born modernist graphic..... More

Brno: Privately published (printed by Zár), 1946. Typographical design by Vilém Reichmann. Illustrated with 5 reproductions. First edition. Printed in only 100 copies. In publisher’s photographically illustrated wrappers by Milos Korecek. 16 p. Illustrated brochure of the Czech surrealist RA Group with five full page reproductions. The RA..... More

Budapest: Munka (Falus Ervin; Hungária nyomda), (1932). With John Heartfield’s montage on cover. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, printed in red and black. 47, (1) p. Scarce antifascist booklet, published by “Munka” the group of avant-garde artists around Lajos Kassák. Only two books (no. 1–2. and 3–4.) were..... 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