![Item #1881 [Promotional Leaflet for MSA Magazine.] MSA – Mezinárodní Soudobá Architektura....](/pictures/thumb/1881.jpg?v=1603115365)
[Prague]: [MSA], 1929. With five black-and-white photographic reproductions and two architectural plans. First edition. Promotional leaflet for MSA, designed by Karel Teige. Text in Czech. 1 bifolio.18.5 × 23.5. Photographically illustrated leaflet by Karel Teige for the Czech modern architecture magazine, MSA. Reproduced photographs of buildings by Le Corbusier, Ivan..... More
Praha: [1938]. First edition. Unbound, as published. [4] p. Exhibition catalogue of Štyrský and Toyen, with text by Karel Teige. The catalogue contains a three-page writing by Teige about Štyrský and Toyen and lists the artworks exhibited at the Topičův Salon in 1938. Both Jindřich Štyrský (1899–1942( and..... More
Bucarest: Surrealisme, 1946. First edition. Limited, one of 520 numbered copies. With 7 photographic reproductions. In publisher’s blue wrappers. [44] p. A work by the Romanian surrealist artist and theorist, Dolfi Trost. Trost (1916–1966) published several theoretical essays, including one in collaboration with Gherasim Luca, titled Dialectique de la..... More
Paris: [S.n.], 1920. First edition. With two illustrations by Francis Picabia. The sixth issue of Tzara’s periodical. 1 bifolio. The sixth issue of the magazine of the Dada movement, edited by Tristan Tzara and illustrated by Francis Picabia. The Dada review was published in 8 numbers (7 issues) between..... More
![Item #1891 [Exhibition Guide.] Exposition Dada. Georges Ribemont Dessaignes du 28 mai au 10 juin...](/pictures/thumb/1891.jpg?v=1603293368)
Paris: Au Sans Pareil, 1920. First edition. [4] p. Scarce guide of the exhibition of the Dadaist artist, Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes’ works at the gallery Au Sans Pareil in Paris. Two-page text by Tristan Tzara. The twenty-three exhibited artworks are listed on the last page. Exposition Dada was..... More
![Item #1898 Jazz. [List Venovany Jazzu a Moderni Hudbe.] Rocník I., 1[–5]. Kveten 1947. Rocnik...](/pictures/thumb/1898.jpg?v=1604920277)
[Prague]: [Jazz], 1947–1948. First editions. Ten issues, complete run of the first year, and five numbers of the second. Photographically illustrated title pages and additional photographic reproductions inside in each issue. Two inserted, scarce flyers for a song contest are also present in II./5. 15 [1], 16, 16, 15 [1]..... More
1956. A portrait in charcoal, signed and dated. 270 × 330mm. A signed portrait in charcoal by Boris Vian. The drawing depicts a middle-aged man, in a hat and with a cigarette in his mouth. Signed “Boris 56” on the left and the name “Carouzo” written on the right..... More
Prague: Borový, 1938. 247 p. The first comprehensive catalogue of the work of the Prague artist couple. Inscribed to Paul Eluard. To Paul Eluard, whose poetry we love Jindrich Štyrský Toyen To our wonderful Friend Vítezslav Nezval To our love poetry! Karel Teige Prague, 14./ 1. 1938..... More
Belgrade: Nadrealistička izdanja / Édition Surréalistes, May 1930. irst edition. In original printed wrappers. Text in Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic) and French. With several text illustrations and photographic reproductions. pp. [6] 3–136 p., and ff. [1 (of 2) advertisement]. The first collective publication of the Belgrade group of Serbian Surrealists. Nemogucé is..... More
Moscow: Bсероссийский Пролеткульт (All-Russian Proletkult), 1923. First edition. In publisher’s modernist, typographical wrappers. 69, (3) p. First edition of Tarabukin’s theoretical work on avant-garde and modern art. The Fundamentals of a Theory of Painting was written in 1916, by the influential Russian-Soviet art historian Nikolai Tarabukin (1889–1956) and..... More