Budapest: 1971. 49 copy was published. The Balatonboglár Chapel was one of the best-known underground exhibition events of the neo-avant-garde art of the 1970s in Hungary, created on the initiative of the artist György Galántai, bypassing the official cultural policy of the Communist Party. The series of events..... More

Prague: Jazzová sekce, 1979–1983. In original white papers. 19. p. each. The very rare complete set of these catalogs of conceptual Czechoslovak art. Features numerous full-page photographic reproductions showing artworks, happenings, performances, as well as original text, biographical information, and lists of exhibitions. The artists covered are, in order of..... More

Wrocław: Permafo, 1981. First edition with the Errata. printed in 300 copy. In original paper. 30 p. illustrated with photos. Catalogue of exhibitions in Permafo. In 1970 –  Andrzej Lachowicz, Natalia LL, Zbigniew Dłubak and Antoni Dzieduszycki initiated the Neo-Avant-Garde group Permafo (an abbreviation of the words permanent..... More

Budapest: Vilagossag, 1947. Only edition. In original paper. 53 p. This work celebrates Kassák's as a editor, publisher, painter and graphic designer, novelist and poet. Half the book are encomia by his contemporaries, followed by selections of his poetry, artwork, novels. More

Buenos Aires: Amigos del Arte, 1931. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers. With 29 black and white photographic reproductions. [32] p. Scarce exhibition catalogue of important modernist artworks with 29 photographic reproductions. The catalogue was published for an exhibition held by Amigos del Arte in Buenos Aires. It includes the..... More

Katowice: 1977. First editon. In original hardpaper. 70 p. with many illustration. Signed by Józef Robakowski. Symposium participants: Antosz i Andzia, Marceli Bacciarelli, Janusz Bakowski, Wojciech Bruszewski, Urszula Czartoryska, Jacek Czekański, Zbigniew Dlubak, Henryk Gajewski, Andrzej Jórczak, Ireneusz Kulik, Anna Kutera, Romuald Kutera, Andrzej Lachowicz, Natalia LL, Mariusz Lukawski, Stanislaw..... More

Budapest: Hungária Hírlapnyomda Rt, [1936]. First edition. Film advertisement published as a newspaper. Text in Hungarian. 3 [1] p. Extremely scarce advertisement for H. G. Wells’ film, Things to Come, published as a newspaper. The black-and-white science fiction film was released in 1936. The film sets out a future..... More

1957. 2p. Arnold Rüdlinger (1919 - 1967 in Basel ) was a Swiss art historian and museum director. He is considered one of the pioneers of American art in Europe. In this time he was the director of Kunsthalle Basel. More

Lisbon: January - June 1915. First editon. In bit later decorated bindings. Complete collection of the famous Portuguese avant-garde magazine directed by Fernando Pessoa and Mario de Sá-Carneiro. The first Portuguese review entirely dedicated to Futurism. Financial difficulties prevented the publication of the third volume, ready for printing..... More

zenta: 1971. Illustrated by Bálint Béla, Balogh István, Homolya Ernő, Molnár Cs. Attila, Raffai Ferenc, Cs. Simon István, Sinkovits Péter, Soós József, Szinta János, Tari István, Vicei K&a. First edition. In original paper. 25 p.+13 pl. Yugoslav avantgarde form the 70s by Hungarian artists. More

Losfeld, 1957. Illustrated by Bellmer. One of the 950 copy. In original paper. 70 p. Important association copy. Inscribed to Alain Jouffroy with a letter . Jouffroy was close friend of Bellmer, he wrote a book on Bellmer also/. More

[Lodz]: Warsztat Formy Filmowej, 1974. First edition. In original red wrappers. Xeroxed with several photographic and graphic illustrations. [8] 4 [1] 3 [38] 4 [8] p. Scarce catalog by the greatly influential Polish Neo-Avant-Garde group, Warsztat Formy Filmowej. The group Warsztat Formy Filmowej (Workshop of Film Form, WFF) was..... More