34.5 x 25 cm, pagination varies, 34 different numbers (including 3 double issues - nrs 21/22. 23/24, 32/33 and special nr 12 bis) plus nr 39. All = 85. A continuous early run of this important art journal that was initiated from Stephane Elizabeth from her  Galerie les Contemporains, along with her son Stepháne and daughter Anne-Marie.  The first issue (included here) was published on the occasion of the Düsseldorf Art Fair in October 1973. Contributions are from by Jospeh Beuys (2 covers), Marcel Broodthaers (3 covers), André Cadere, Charlier, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Anne and Patrick Poirier, Ulay & Marina Abramovic, Ian Hamilton Finlay and others.

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Paris: Elisabeth, Stepháne & Anne-Marie Rona. 1973 - 1981

NR 39, 34.5 x 25 cm, 48pp.

Very slight marking / browning on the odd issue but overall VG++.

Early numbers of this journal are hard to find and this early run is not available elsewhere that we know of.

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20 x 18cm, 80pp (self cover). The Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazine has a tradition of the 46th number being dedicated to a single artist. Here the artist is Raymond Pettibon with a long essay and interview in German and many golour and b/w images of works. One of the harder to find numbers in the series. VG+.

27 x 21cm, 80pp plus card covers. Single number of this art journal - articles by Julien Blaine, Jean-Francois Bory (including cover) and a joint pagework by Henri Chopin and Georges Brecht "Piano-Story". VG+.

21 x 13.5cm, 30pp plus card covers. Single number of this art journal published by Robert Estivals  as part of his Ultralettrism/Signism  grouping. Three articles - "A propos de la Biennale", "La Systeme de la Peinture Semantique" and "La Systeme de la Situations". Two works reproduced in b/w by Suzanne Bernard and Lantazzi. VG+, Very scarce.

27 x 21cm, two sheets 2pp and 1pp respectfully. The second issue of the Lettrist International, published in February 1953, at thet time when the group had left Isou's main grouping and had added a number of new adherents such as Sarah Abouaf, Serge Berna, P. J. Berlé, J.-L. Brau, Leibé Midou Dahou, Guy-Ernest Debord, Linda, Françoise Lejare, Jean-Michel Mension, Eliane Papaï, and Gil J. Wolman all of whom signed the manifesto published herein. The publications also has texts by Debord, Wolman, and Jean-Michel Mension, and press cuttings concerning the contentious "Chaplin affair".

Both sheets have a  red stamp of the Lettrist International . This publication is usually found as a single sheet but here we include the far rarer second sheet with an extract of the public response of the International Letteristes to Chaplain's visit and their opposition to it and Isou's support.

The first sheet is a little browned but the second is far lighter. Both are VG+. Very scarce especially as two sheets.

27 x 20.8cm, 20 pp (includes slightly heavier paper weight cover). First edition of the second issue of this now very scarce journal, edited by Lemaitre and Isou (which only had three issues). Texts by Maurice Lemaître, Gabriel Pomerand, Jean-Louis Brau, Gil J. Wolman, Isidore Isou, most notably the preface to the film "Le film est déjà commencé" by Maurice Lemaître. UInternal pages are browned due to cheap paper, cover slightly so else VG+. Rare.

30 x 21cm, 4pp. A reproduced photograph by Drummond of a found dead Green finch and an original text by Drummond internally. The sixtEENTH  number of the series issued by Scott Robertson. VG+.

24 x 18.4cm, 82pp plus wrappers. A single number of this poetry and literary journal which has articles by Edwin Morgan, Jo Grimand, Alan Coutts as well as the second ever printing of Alexander Trocchi's "Invisible Insurrection of a Million Minds" a key text which was originally published only a few months beforehand in International Situationist nr 8. calling for progressive intellectuals and students to seize the implements of culture. VG+ - this is a very hard to find publication.

21 x 15cm, 20pp. Pink self wrappers. A single number of this influential politics and culture magazine which was founded by Kevin Williamson (with the support of Irvine Welsh and others). Poetry by Marina Blake, Billy Cornwall, Diane Di Prima, Andrew Greig, Laura J Hird, Timothy Leary, Gordon Legge, Graeme Malcolm, Jon Oskar, Kenneth Pobo, Alexander Trocchi, Alan Warner and Irvine Welsh. VG+.

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Edinburgh: Rebel Inc. , 1994

21 x 15cm, 4pp xerox laid in sheet with reviews of earlier copies of Rebel Inc.

40 x 30cm, 4pp single number of this cultural broadsheet (Nr 2) which an article leading the front page "Divers Points de vue de P.A.G." on the occasion of the artist's land art proposals in Provence Crestet. Two small b/w images of works. Folded for mailing else VG+. 

41 x 28cm, 28pp a single number of this b/w ( tabloid newsprint magazine with original contributions by participating artists. This is either nr 1 or 2 in the series but is not numbered (so probably #1) - artists included original contributions by Richard Long, Robert Filliou, Dieter Roth, Wolfgang Laib, Barry Flanagan and Robert Smithson.

One thousand printed and distributed free at the time but now extremely hard to finds - paper slightly browned due to stock employed and folded as issue but otherwise a very good copy of this emphemeral publication.