Budapest: Tolnai Nyomdai Müintézet és Kiadóvállalat R.-T. Kiadása, [1929]. First Hungarian edition. In two volumes. In original, illustrated green wrappers, printed in red and black. (5), 6–127, (1); (5), 6–127, (1) p. Scarce, first Hungarian edition of the German screenwriter, Thea von Harbou’s novel on which Fritz Lang’s 1927 iconic..... More

Praha: Antonin Gubcevsky, Ca. 1930. Original, black and white photograph. 232 × 167 mm. Czech avant-garde architects, Josef Havlicek and Karel Honzik’s visual for their iconic modernist work, the building of the General Pension Institute in Prague. Josef Havlicek (1899–1961) and Karel Honzik (1900–1966) were representatives of functionalist..... More

1931. [4 pages], size: 19.1 x 15.1 cm. The Interior magazine, edited by Jerzy Sosnkowski, was published in 1931/32, 1933/34, 1936. Stażewski Henryk (1894-1988) - painter, set designer, interior designer, one of the most important Polish avant-garde artists of the interwar period Bibliography: Rypson P., 97 p. Extremely rare. More

Salzburg: [1936]. In illustrated paper. 4 p. First edition of this leaflet, published to serve as a catalog for the Herbert Bayer exhibition organized by the Kunstverein in Salzburg, from July 23 to September 5, 1936. Text in German and English signed "I. B.". Rare catalog of this exhibition..... More

Budapest: Amicus (Világosság), 1922. With title label on cover. Illustrated with 22 black and white photographic reproductions of paintings. In contemporary paper. With title label on cover. (4), 22, (10) p. First monograph on Tibor Boromisza’s art. Tibor Boromisza (1880–1960) was a Hungarian painter, member of the Nagybánya circle..... More

Budapest: 1934. In the rare original photographically illustrated paper. Illustrated with Hevesy's photos. 112 p. (the 16 plates of photographic illustrations are included.). Iván Hevesy (1893-1966) was a Hungarain photographer, film-critic. From the end of the 1910s he engaged in the artistic disputes of the time, between 1917 and 1918..... More

Berlin-Wilmersdorf: Verlag die Wochenschrift Die Aktion (Franz Pfemfert), 1919. With 22 full page illustrations. First edition. In publihser’s wrappers with printed title vignette on front cover. 55, (5) p. Twenty-two full page expressionist drawings by Karl Jakob Hirsch (1892–1952) the German painter, graphic artist and author. More

V Praze (Prague): Fr. Borovy, 1922. Cover and illustrated frontispiece designed by Vaclav Spala. First edition. The gatherings are unstapled and pages loose as customary for Czech paperbacks of the time. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 61, (3) p. First edition of the Czech poet, Josef Hora’s (1891–1945) book of poems..... 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