24 pp. of text and 12 fine steel-engraved colored plates, many with tissue paper backing to allow light to pass through. Quarto (12 x 9 1/2 inches). Original green publisher's cloth with gilt lettering, plates loose as issued. Minor stains to boards, spine professionally rebacked, some light toning, scattered staining..... More

Calendar consisting of six color screenprints by some of the most important Pop artists, one print for each two-month spread, the prints done on light cardboard, each with transparent protective film sheet, screenprints typographically noted to versos with artist names. Folio (15 1/2 x 20 3/4 inches), sheet sizes of..... More

Eleven total issues, representing a complete run of both series of the rare original art journal, founded and edited by Paul-Armand Gette. Quarto (most issues approximately 10 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches, New Éter nos. 4 through 6 tall quarto, 12 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches). Éter 1-5 and New..... More

Unpaginated (approximately 225 pages) artist's book of copies of artworks by a number of artists, including prints of colored drawings, pages of concrete poetry, reworked artwork from advertising brochures, and other works. Quarto (10 7/8 x 8 1/8 inches). Original hand-painted artwork on lightweight tin boards, cloth-backed binding, housed in..... More

A complete run in 29 issues, each issue approximately 18-24 pp., of the underground British newspaper, profusely illustrated throughout with comics, photographs, and psychedelic graphics. Tabloid (approximately 16 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches). Original illustrated self-wrappers. Some light toning throughout, minor edgewear and chipping with small marginal tears, light dust-staining..... More

A three-volume work on Japanese café and bar architecture and interior design, each volume with between 48 and 50 photographic plates. Octavo (7 1/2 x 6 1/8 inches). Spiral-bound printed cardstock wrappers, with original stapled cardboard slipcases with titles to spines. Tokyo: Koyosha, 1933. Each volume of this three-volume set..... More

1933. A complete run in three volumes of the short-lived subversive French Surrealist art and literary journal, under the editorial direction of Lisa Deharme, containing contributions from important Surrealist writers, poets, and photographers, including writings by Robert Desnos, Drieau La Rochelle, Hans Arp, James Joyce, Jacques Lacan, Roger Vitrac, D.H...... More

Turn-of-the-century humorous game of chance comprised of six large chromolithographed caricature-style figures which slide up and down along a scoring track, two brown cardboard dice cups, a bag of small cardboard number tokens or counters, and a special die with the numbers 1-3 in white and in red. Box measures..... More

A complete run in four issues (151, 203, 147, 135) of the Uruguayan film journal, under the editorial direction of Luis Elbert and A. Sanjurjo Toucon, containing essays and interviews on topics including the history of color film, Fellini, the directorial style of Richard Lester, Uruguayan film, the future of..... More

A consecutive run of the first ten issues of the this rare French avant-garde visual poetry magazine, profusely illustrated, issues approximately 28-32 pp. each. Quarto (11 1/2 x 8 1/8 inches). Original black-and-white printed side-stapled wrappers, housed in original pictorial slipcase-style folder. Some light wear to folder especially along fold..... More

18 issues bound together, comprising the presumed second volume of the extremely scarce Japanese architectural magazine, various paginations, table of contents, profusely illustrated throughout from drawings and photographs. Quarto (9 7/8 x 7 inches). Maroon boards, gold-stamped title to spine. Some very light soiling and wear to covers, some scattered..... More

Broadside regarding the scarcity of food and inflated prices during the Siege of Paris. 19 5/8 x 12 1/2 inches. Loose as issued. Some very light toning and soiling, minor creasing along bottom edge, two small tears along central fold line, overall very good. Paris: Edouart Blot/M. Pigeol, 1871. A..... More

A likely complete run in 18 issues of the Canadian film zine, most issues focused on a central theme, profusely illustrated throughout. First three issues octavo (8 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches), other issues quarto (10 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches). Original stapled illustrated wrappers, first few issues with mimeographed..... More