[S.l.]: [Norta Tapetenhaus], [ca. 1930]. In original half cloth. With mounted colour illustration on the cover. Gilt embossed name and address of the Hungarian distributor on the front panel. With 8 reproductions of hand-drawn, colour, die cut interior designs, and 21 original wallpaper samples. 185 × 240 mm. Vintage Art... More

Paris: [S.n.], 1918. First edition. Printed on laid paper, untrimmed as published. One bifolio. Scarce catalogue for the first joint exhibition of Matisse and Picasso, with the introduction of Apollinaire. The exhibition in Paris at the Paul Guillaume Gallery in 1918 was the first collective show of Matisse... More

Verona: Gabinetto Lettario, Aristide Testori, 1832. First edition. Oblong. Text in Italian and French. In original paper wrappers. 16 p., and 12 aquatint plates. Twelve elaborate aquatints of antique and medieval monuments and views of Verona: Arena, Porta Borsari, Castelvecchio Bridge, Basilica of San Zeno, Portoni della Bra, San Fermo... More

Budapest: Lampel R. Kk. (Wodianer F. és Fiai) R.T. Könyvkiadóvállalata, 1910. First Hungarian edition. With numerous text illustrations partly designed by the author. In contemporary half-cloth. (2), 255, (1) p. First Hungarian edition of Crane’s Line & Form, originally published in 1900. More

London: Architectural Association, 1983. First edition. Presentation copy, inscribed by Goldfinger. First of the series of the Architectural Association “Works”. Richly illustrated. In publisher’s wrappers. 128 p. The book was published to coincide with the comprehensive exhibition, selected and designed also by James Dunnett and Dr Gavin Stamp at the..... More

Paris: Au Sans Pareil, [1921]. Illustrated with a black-and-white photographic reproduction of Max Ernst’s work. First edition. Sheet blue inside. 6 printed pages on one large, oblong sheet, folded twice. Scarce catalogue of Max Ernst’s the first solo exhibition, Exposition Dada. Max Ernst had his first solo exhibition... More

Budapest: Király Magyar Egyetemi Nyomda, 1944. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers with original dust jacket, printed in red and black. 227, (1) p. This profusely illustrated architectural book is a compilation of scale drawings, architectural elevations, line drawings, and photographs of models made by the students of the Architect Faculty..... More

[Köln (Cologne)]: [Komitee des Sowjet-Pavillons auf der Internationalen Presse-Ausstellung Köln (M. Dumont Schauberg)], [1928]. Cover design, layout and the photographic illustration by El Lissitzky. First edition. In publisher’s red, illustrated wrappers. 111, (1) p. and a large folding plate of panoramic photomontage. The “Pressa Catalogue”, designed by El Lissitzky and..... More

Berlin: Ch. Claesen & Cie. Buchhandlung für Architektur und Kunstgewerbe, [1890?]. First edition. Text in German and Hungarian. In two volumes. In publisher’s half cloth folder, with printed front panel. 1 [title], 1 [foreword], 30 plates; 1 [title], 30 plates. [= 3 text and 60 photographic plates in 2 volumes.]... More

Praha: Orbis, 1926. First Czech edition. In publisher’s modernist typographical wrappers, printed in red and black. Richly illustrated, with 77 drawings and photographic reproductions. 20, (8) p. Richly illustrated, first Czech edition of Die Neue Wohnung, die Frau als Schöpferin (The New Dwelling: The Woman as Creator) by Bruno Taut... More

Budapest: Egyetemi Nyomda, 1936. Plans of buildings, several images of interior design, furniture and stained glass designs. First edition. llustrated title page. Text in Hungarian and German. Initials printed in red and blue. Fine set of typography. Color portrait of Toroczkai Wigand (by Bertalan Karlovszky). In illustrated hard paper. 124... More