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Phaidon, 2000. Oblong 8vo brick-size book, paper covered hardcover boards with 575 plates of the artist’s “word” work, most in color. A little wear to corners else clean and overall very good
First edition
Ed Ruscha — They Called Her Styrene
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John Gossage, original gelatin print. “Cocksuckers”, from the 2000 series “Fuckface” – one of only 100 copies. Framed in wooden frame after instructions by the artist The series was photographed in the late 1980’s with the working title “The Plains of Hell” and is photographs of some of the most…
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Rare version of Cirque, Leger’s master graphic work, originally a compendium of 34 color lithographs and 29 in black- in this version with one on the cover in color and 3 in in black and white. The text is Léger’s own, here in a German translation. Leger authorized this edition and the book was done with hium, and Teriade and Marguerite Lang at Mourlot Freres for Edition Verve, Paris 5. Oktober 1950
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“PICTURES. Erstes internationales Festival des erotischen Films 1971 / First Internation Erotica Film Festival 1971” Germany: Olympia Press, 1972. Oblong 8vo in wraps as issued. Unpaginated with around 130 pages, short intro text in German else illustrated with film stills throughout. Cool book design by Adolf Heinzlmeier With 4 stills…
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Artists’ book by Vagn Steen featuring a narrative exploring the possibilities of a book with a hole in it. Bound dos-à-dos with English reading in one direction, and Danish in the other
