Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1982
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp. Original postcard edition by Beuys issued as part of the "Originalgrafik - Series D" . Ref: Werkverzeichnis Multiple Schellmann P56. VG+. Signed by Beuys in red felt tipped pen.
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Kassel,: Dokumenta., n.d. (1982?) 8.5 x 15.5cm, 1pp b/w postcard with only the words "Kassel Dokumenta" on the front. Beuys has signed the card Joseph Beuys in black ink, we assume during the 7000 Eichen installations. VG+. ...
Kassel: FIU, 1982
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard with a reproduced drawing by Beuys on the front which the artist has signed in green ink over the image, verso FIU details and a stamped number "24" which might be an edition number but is not clear. Certainly a scarce card. VG+.
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Koln: Edition Hundertmark, 1982
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard issued after the title edition of signed thread bobbins (only 33 were made and issued with the Beuys book "1a gebratene Fischgrate", a fishbone and scissors . VG+.
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Kassel: Die Grunen, 1982
14.5 x 10.3cm, 1pp black and green on cream paper. A leaflet issued to raise funds for the Green Political party where purchasers were given it signed by Beuys in red felt tipped ink. VG+.
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Koln: Edition Hundertmark , n.d. (1982).
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp. Artist's postcard with a reproduced painting by Blume on the front. This image was also used in a poster by the artists. A dual performance/discussion emphasising the new emerging Green politics. VG+.
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Tokyo: Galerie Watari, 1982 10.5 x q5cm, 2pp promotional card displaying a portrait of Beuys in colour by Alex Kayser. The photograph was issued as an edition of 25 copies by the gallery. VG+. ...
Wiesbaden: Harlekin Art, 1982 10.5 x 15cm, 2pp. postcard issued in the series "FLUXkarte" by the publishers with a quotation by Beuys on the front. Translated into English on the back (slightly incorrectly) it reads: "If there is a social situation today that is going to kill the earth then one is at the very lowest level of necessity. There is only one counteracting force: Doing the simplest but most important, again provided for live (sic) everywhere." VG+. ...
Koln: Edition Hundertmark , n.d. (1982).
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp. Artist's postcard with a reproduced painting by Blume on the front. This image was also used in a poster by the artists. A dual performance emphasising the new emerging Green politics. VG+.
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London: Anthony d'Offay, 1982
21 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card which has a b/w image of Beuys' Fat Chair on teh front. The Fat Chair was an extension of the earlier Fat Corner works but Beuys saw the chair as symbolic of the human body - hence the organisation of the cold fat into a wedge was reflective of human intervention not that of hard physicality as in the earlier works. Verso gallery details. VG+.
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Gelsenkirchen: Free International University - FIU, n.d. (1982) 10.5 x 14.8cm., black and white photomontage by Johannes Stuettgen consisting of two photographic portraits of Elvis Presley and Joseph Beuys and a text after Beuys: “Wo wären wir hingekommen, wenn wir intelligent gewesen wären!” (Where would we have gone if we had been smart?). Beuys' original quote is actually “Wo wäre ich hingekommen, wenn ich intelligent gewesen wäre!” (Where would I have gotten if I had been smart!) from the work/action Arena (1970-1972). VG+. ...
Gelsenkirchen: Free International University - FIU, n.d. (1982) 14.7 x 10.8cm., 2pp - black and white of a photographic portrait of Joseph Beuys overprinted with the artist's signature. VG+. ...