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+.

30 x 21cm, unpaginated (c. 50pp) plus card covers. Monograph by Jamn Hoet, and Jo Coucke  on the work of the artist Panamarenk. Many b/w and colour images of works and the artist. Text in Flemish and Dutch, French and English. VG+.

30 x 21cm,  36pp plus card covers. Monograph on Weiner's design work with many colour images of works, posters and cards by the artist reproduced with an essay in French and English which includes extracts of an interview with Weiner. VG+.

JOINT AS ISSUED:

REVUE RAIRE NR 49B.

Paris: Revue Faire, 2024

15 x 21cm, 12pp plus card covers. Art journal with interviews with Nora Turato and Linda van Deursen. Colour reproductions of works and installations throughout. VG+.

20 x 21cm, unpaginated (c.72pp) plus boards. Monograph on Christo's early "Packages" works with texts in English, French and Italian by David Bourdon, Otto Hahn, and Pierre Restany alongside many b/w and colour images of works including the early storefront installations. VG+. Scarce.

21 x 21cm, 106pp. Original card wrappers. Monograph/exhibition catalogue for a wonderful retrospective of works by the performance artist and one presumes masochist Tehching Hsieh. Most famous for his one year actions where he lived outside any building for an entire 365 days, or clocked in every hour on a machine in his house or tied by a rope to Linda Montano for a year. Illustrated in b/w and colour throughout and texts in English, Chinese and Italian. Fine.

28 x 22cm, 86pp plus card covers. A monograph with texts by Annie Bardon, Roland Topor, Jean Tinguely, Andre Thomkins and Spoerri in German. Many b/w and colour images of the artist, performances and works. One fold out page. VG+.

26 x 27cm, 264pp plus boards and pictorial dustjacket. A monograph and exhibition catalogue issued on the occasion of Orlan, methodes de l'artiste" in Parigi. B/w and colour illustrations throughout and essays by the artist, Regis Durand,  and others and an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist.

There is a significant pictorial chronology for Orlan's work from 1964 to the present day.

This copy of the book has a lengthy handwritten dedication to Paul Robertson: "Pour Paul Robertson Sainte Orlan et Orlan-Corps Reunies (?) heurs baiser d'artistE un vrai de vrai des Draps-peaux" Signed and dated 20 Septembre 20000021 (sic) in thick black felt tipped pen.

25.5 x 26cm, 190pp plus card covers. A major monograph with texts by Otto Hahn and many b/w and colour images of the artist, performances and works. 

This example is signed on the half title in black ink by Spoerri. VG+.

A posthumous portfolio of ten full-sheet collotype reproductions after drawings by Gustav Klimt, published only 4 years after the symbolist and Vienna Seccionist died. The works here are some of his nude studies for which he became famous.

Issued by Rikola Verlag, with an introductory text by Gustav Glück.

The plates were printed in fine collotype (Lichtdruck) by the atelier of Max Jaffe, Vienna - one of the most respected photomechanical printers of the period.

Oversized brown folder (48 × 30 cm) with tipped-on cloth title label. This example includes a pasted facsimile of Klimt's stylised signature on the front cover — likely a later addition.

Ten plates loose as issued, with colophon. A torn ex-libris label inside the portfolio cover and some marks to the outer cards as well as some wear to the edges of the spine and corners are somewhat insignificant flaws otherwise this is very good example. A scarce, nearly contemporary, document of this important figure in art history.

24 x 16.5cm, unpagtinated (c. 72) plus card covers. Catalogue raisonne for all of Tilson's prints and object multiples since 1964. Full colour images of each plus descriptions. Short essay in Italian by Sandro Parmiggiani. VG+.

18.5 x 18.5cm, 246pp. Boards. Monograph considering the fascination that the erotic held for the surrealists with images of works and of the artists: Dali, Man Ray, Picasso, Miro, Tanguy , Jean Arp, Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, Andre Breton, Edvard Munch and others. This example has a short dedication in black and red ink by the author on the title pages.