15 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card for a solo show of linocuts on Imendorff's Cafe Deutschland theme - one work repriduced on the front in b/w.  A mailed example with franking and paper address label (to Benjamin Katz the photographer). VG+.

21 x 15cm, 8pp brochure to promote the release of the artist's book between Samual Becket (with five new texts) and thirty-three Jasper Johns etchings. One of the short texts is repriduced in full in french and English and there are 3 reproductions from John's etchings. VG+.

19.7 x 14 x 8.6cm, thick solander card box with tipped on print  content of seven 12.1 × 17.8cm offset prints each after a gouache by Lewitt. Additionally there is a book with a cover by Lewitt in which a number of translations of the poem "Irisch" by Paul Celan are printed by Edwin Morgan, Harry Gilonis,  Pierre Joris,  Jerome Rothenberg, Anselm Hollo, and Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill. This is one of only 100 signed and numbered (by Lewitt) on a colophon card. Very good ++. More than scarce. POA.

32 x 24.3 x 5cm, silkscreened wooden box with hinges and metal clasp content of 8 standard audiocassettes in plastic boxes and labels. A significant highly produced anthology of sound events created to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the formation of Fluxus. Works recorded here include Marcel Alocco, Eric Andersen, Giuseppe Chiari, Henning Christiansen, Albrecht d, Jean Dupuy, Robert Filliou, Ken Friedman, Al Hansen, Dick Higgins, Ray Johnson, Joe Jones, Milan Knizak, Alison Knowles, Takesisa Kosugi, Bob Lens, George Maciunas, Richard Maxwell, Gustav Metzinger, Larry Miller, Mieko Shomi, Carolee Schneemann, Paul Sharits, Wolf Vostell and Robert Watts. There are also eight booklets - the first containing texts and images by all artists and a foreword by Jan van Toorn who published and edited the production which is 30 x 21cm, and unpaginated (c.120pp) and further booklets on Robert Filliou, Vostell, Joe Jones, Dick Higgins, Eric Andersen and Paul Sharits as well as a reprint of Henning Chistiansen' Spazio Misikale con Animali from 1984. The booklets are held in a velcro strap on one side of the box, the cassettes the other.

We understand this was one of  the 60 unnumbered copies given to the artists aside from the 200 numbered copies (the cassette inserts are in grey) which was then gifted by Al Hansen to the curator Caterina Gualco. Hansen has signed and dedicated the work to her on the inside of the large booklet.

This is in very good condition + with no obvious damage to contents or the box. There is only one other copy for sale online that we can find and it is much more expensive. Keen sought after.

15 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card with one pochoir work (Primary Arch from 2022) in colour on the front, verso gallery details. VG+.

80 x 60cm, B/W heliogravure on thick paper showing a geometric design incorporating symbols from a typewriter. Signed in pencil by the artist but edition size unknown. VG+.

41 x 57.5cm, four colour silkscreen on thick paper showing three young women (actually the same woman with a then  fashionable Mary Quant bob haircut overlapped in different poses ) with the "dots" forming the image being heavily off register by design. Signed and dated in pencil. VG+.

10 x 21cm, 1pp announcement card with a typographic design. The theme of the show was "Seven Virtues and Seven Vices".  Unmailed example - VG+.

10.5 x 15cm, 2pp announcement card for an exhibition of new monoprints and editions by Nauman. One work in colour (Untitled from 1994) on the front, verso gallery details. An unmailed example. VG+.

50 x 35cm, 4pp printed outer folder with colophon and quote from Morris content of a 47 x 33.5cm, two colour silkscreen showing two putti /tar babies seemingly fighting. The work was issued during the exhibition by Morris of the same name. The idea of a "tar baby" comes from a tale by Uncle Remus - and is regarded as a metaphor for any conflict where further intervention makes matters worse. Morris has a pessimistic view of the international politics of the day - and who might argue with him? VG+ in like folder.

21 x 15cm, 16pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue listing over 500 works from the show (with title, size, format and date) as well as a short essay by John Matheson in German. A couple of blue ink annotations to the listings and text else VG.