28 x 21.7cm, 220pp. (different papers internally). Original offset lithographic wrappers with a dustjacket. The fifth number from six of this English-language periodical created and edited by Jacqueline de Jong as an artistic yet unofficial contribution to the activities of the International Situationists (she had resigned from the group just prior to publishing this journal). Many of the articles follow Jorn's interest in historical Scandinavian art with many images of sculptures and architecture.

Contributions from Asgar Jorn, six different texts by Max Bucailles,  Pol Bury, Peter Schatt, Jim Ryan, Karl Pelgrom, and others. IIllustrated throughout in b/w.

The text block is coming away from the wrappers but this is easly repaired with no long term damage by a re-gluing, else the outer wrappers are a little frayed with a small paper lack on the dustjacket and some chipping near margins and a tear to the dj along the front spinal fold and one former adhesive mark from a price sticker. Internally VG+.

30x 21cm, 8pp plus original card wrappers. Exhibition catalogue for the German expressionist abstract painter group with links to CoBra and also the Internationale Situationistes (although Debord eventually expelled and condemned them). Spur consisted of the painters Heimrad Prem, Helmut Sturm and Hans-Peter Zimmer and the sculptor Lothar Fischer but the latter was not included in this exhibition of paintings. Herein are three b/w images of abstract paintings - one per artist and a photograph of each painter.

There is a short foreword by Asgar Jorn and an after word by Jorgen Nash on the history of the group claiming them as radical.

VG+. Very scarce.

30x 21cm, 8pp plus original card wrappers. Exhibition catalogue for the German expressionist abstract painter group with links to CoBra and also the Internationale Situationistes (although Debord eventually expelled and condemned them). Spur consisted of the painters Heimrad Prem, Helmut Sturm and Hans-Peter Zimmer and the sculptor Lothar Fischer but the latter was not included in this exhibition of paintings. Herein are three b/w images of abstract paintings - one per artist and a photograph of each painter.

There is a short foreword by Asgar Jorn and an after word by Jorgen Nash on the history of the group claiming them as radical.

VG+. Very scarce.