21cm. sq. 66pp. 50 b/w reproductions. Wrappers. First edition of this Situationist-period catalogue of works by Jorn. Texts by Yvon Taillandier, Jacques Prevert & Rene Bertele: The texts by Prevert (two) date from 1957-58. Some minor rubbing to spine and extremities.

24 x 17cm, 48pp plus printed covers. Monograph on the poet-painter of the COBRA movement as part of the essential series Art & Architecture in the Netherlands. Noted (even before Richter) for his daily practice of painting, he was firstly an active member of the COBRA movement which led to his fascination with and influence by Art Brut. Eight colour images, seventeen b/w and a lengthy commentary by the author. Fine.

34 x 22cm, 24pp. Pictorial wrappers. A single (and last) issue of the CoBrA publication with texts by Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont and Michel Ragon and others, which includes the catalogue list (bound in) of the last CoBrA show in Liege (Palais des Beaux-Arts) and loosely inserted Charles Estienne's text "Preludes aux noces" and the film programme "Petit festival du film experimental et abstrait" organised by Jean Raine which took place parallel to the exhibition; some minor wear to front cover and some signs of brown spotting to internal wrappers and last page but still a very good copy of this rare publication.
JOINT:  The rare publisher's wrap around bandeau - some tears at join but over all very good.

295 uk pounds

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34 x 22cm, 24pp. Pictorial wrappers. A single (and last) issue of the CoBrA publication with texts by Pierre Alechinsky, Christian Dotremont and Michel Ragon and others, which includes the catalogue list (bound in) of the last CoBrA show in Liege (Palais des Beaux-Arts) and loosely inserted Charles Estienne's text "Preludes aux noces" and the film programme "Petit festival du film experimental et abstrait" organised by Jean Raine which took place parallel to the exhibition; some minor wear to front cover and some signs of brown spotting to internal wrappers and last page but still a very good copy of this rare publication.
JOINT:  The rare publisher's wrap around bandeau - some tears at join but over all very good.

295 uk pounds

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21 x 15.5cm, 140pp. Original wrappers. First edition of this anthology of poetry taken from art brus sources such as children or poets who use simple language such as Boncors, Chaissac, Le Facteur Cheval, Louis Perrot, Henri Rousseau, Gabriel Toutin. There are eight photographs hors-texte by Brassaï. Unnumbered copy aside from the 175 du tete.

Sadly the front cover is detached and the spine has paper loss along its length. Usually around £95 due to its scarcity we have reduced the price here substantially.

24.5 x 17.5cm, 24pp plus origina wrappers with a wrap-around silkscreen work by Jorn in blue and green especially designed for the publication. Exhibition catalogue for this important show of abstract works by the young Jorn and his colleagues in Linien. An introductory text by Lars Rostrup Boyesen is flowed by full page b/w reproductions of works by Else Alfelt, Ejler Bille (two works one a sculpture), Else Fischer-Hansen, Svavar Gudnason, Henry Heerup, Egill Jacobsen, Asger Jorn (Den lyse Sommernat from 1946), Egon Mathiesen, Tage Mellerup, Richard Mortensen, Eric Ortvad, Carl-Henning Pedersen and Erik Thommesen (who also provides a short essay for the middle pages (printed on red paper). One hundred and thirty works are listed with prices. Notable here is the cover of the catalogue which retains an original Jorn silkscreen in two colours. All very good with only a small mark at the bottom of the front cover and a tiny chip missing of paper at the bottom of the spine. Very scarce.

22 x 17cm, 104pp. Profusely illustrated after works by Jorn, including the signature detourned 'tongue' photo-based images. Pictorial wrappers. First edition of this critical work, detailing Jorn's title project, which Weimarck contextualizes within an Anarchist - Collectivist legacy. This example inscribed and dated by the author. A VG copy with minor wear on fold lines near spine.

50 uk pounds