Edinburgh/New York, Demarco/Ronald Feldman, 1974
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card for the editioned print here released by Beuys' New York Gallery although the publisher was Demarco. The colour image of the meeting (where Beuys looks bored) between the artist, the socialite and the architect is reproduced on the front, verso information about the print. VG+.
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Edinburgh: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, 1974
13.6 x 8.6cm, 2pp announcement card with a Beuys drawing from the "Secret Block" reproduced on the front. This is one of Beuys' most important works - a group of drawings made by him in the early 70s. VG+.
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NYC: Rene Block Gallery, n.d. (1974)
15.2 x 11cm, 1pp. Announcement on thin card for the inaugural exhibition at the gallery in New York and one of Beuys most famous performances where on leafing the aircraft he was wrapped in felt and taken to the gallery on a gurney in an ambulance. In the gallery he lived with a coyote in a space along with copies of the Wall Street Journal, straw, felt and his crook. He spent eight hours a day in the space interacting with the wild animal before being taken back to the airport by the same method. One portrait of the artist by Ute Klophais in negative under text. An important event in the history of art. VG+.
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Krefeld: Museum Haus Lange, 1974
12 x 22.5cm, 2pp announcement card for a show of drawings from Beuys' earliest period. One drawing - "Tierfrau un Tier" from 1956 - is reproduced in b/w on the back of the card. VG+ although two punched holes for storage.
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NYC: Rene Block Gallery, 1974 15 x 10.5cm, 2pp announcement card for the installation Richtkrafte in New York (it had been show in Germany beforehand and later was sold in 1977 to a German museum. One b/w image of the work on the front, verso gallery details. A mailed example with stamp and typed address. VG+....
Paris:Galerie Bama, 1974
18 x 13.5cm, 2pp announcement card for a French exhibition of multiples, books and exhibition catalogues from the period 1948 to 1972. Reproduction of a Beuys text on the front. A mailed copy with stamp and typed address. VG+.
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Heidelberg: Edition Staeck, 1974
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard with the title text "Edition Staeck liefert sofort alle gebohnerte un gewichste Ware von Beuys." which roughly translates as "Staeck immediately delivers all polished and unweighted goods from Beuys." This example of this card has been overwritten in red ink by Beuys with a signed dedication. VG+. Schellman: P19.
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Koln: Karsten Greve, 1974
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card for a group show of drawings by Beuys, Buthe, Kounellis and Twombly. One work by Beuys reproduced on the front. VG+ but a mailed and type addressed example and with one tiny pinhole where it has been pinned to a board in the past.
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NYC: John Gibson Gallery, 1974
10.5 x 15cm, 2pp. Announcement card for a second show of editions and multiples. On the front of the card is a well known image of the Beuys family watching Star Trek which is overprinted in Browncross. VG+ condition.
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Chicago: Allan Frumkin Gallery, n.d. (1973)
25.5 x 15.2cm, 1pp announcement card with a colour image of a felt suit (a multiple by Beuys) on the front above gallery details. A mailed example whihch has become somewhat creased in the experience of the US postal service. Hand addressed and franked Sept 15 1973 on the reverse, else VG.
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Bruxelles: Wide White Space, 1973
15 x 10.5cm, 2pp announcement card for an exhibition of Beuys drawings and gouaches with an image of one such drawing by Beuys on the front, verso gallery details. VG+.
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Edinburgh: Demarco Gallery, 1973
9 x 14.2cm, 1pp black on yellow typographic card for the twelve hour lecture by Beuys during the Edinburgh International Festival. The full title of the lecture was "The Twelve Hour Lecture: A Homage to Anacharsis Cloots" and it took place at Melville College. Edinburgh - a public school for the rich (which really is inappropriate for Beuys's message but then not surprising or unusual for the Demarco Gallery to use such places of privilege as venues). VG+ Rare....