27 x 10.5cm , 4pp plus brown 4pp wrappers (unprinted kraft paper). Internally mimeographed pages. This is the first and only publication of the short-lived Deuxième internationale lettriste, which was founded by Jean-Louis Brau, Gil Wolman and François Dufrêne splitting from Letterisme. Short signed texts by Brau "L’Asymptote toujours" and Wolman “L’Art a posteriori” are conjoined by two unsigned texts (“Positions II” and “Eloge d’Isou”). Some covers included thumbprints by the artists but this example does not. Staple slightly rusted else VG. Very rare.

26 x 26cm outer cover with embossing by Gisiger on red card. 10 inch record with paper artworks. A single number of Chopin’s long running assemblage and musical publication.

Alongside the 10 inch LP  can be found the following contributions:

(a) Balch-Burroughs-Gysin-Somerville "Cut-Ups" flyer for film screening by Henri Chopin (top corner slightly dog-eared)

(b) Henri Chopin "Being Alive" OU-themed poster

(c) Bob Cobbing "Marvo Movie Natter / Marvo Movie Natter"

(d) Hugh Davies "Shozyg" (corner slightly dog-eared)

(e) Degottex "Il faut du noir pour sortir du rouge" vibrant red poster

(f) Paul Armand Gette "Le Mur" silk-screened poster

(g) Ignacio Gomez de Liano "Abandonner l'ecriture"

(h) M. Seuphor "Janco Hinco Yinco Colo".

The record has Haut-Satur by Dufrene on one side and on the other two works by Bob Cobbings - Marvo Movie Natter and Spontaneous Appealinair Contemporate Apollinaire - as well as Henri Chopin's Mes Bronches.

This was one of 500 numbered copies. Some wear to outer red covers but overall VG+. Scarce.

30.9 x 20.3cm, 34pp plus card covers front and back with an original; screen printed cover in purple, gold and black by Jan Voss and Guido Biasi. A single number of this important artist's journal with reproductions of paintings by Cy Twombly,  Christo, original screenprints by Lourdes Castro, and Paul Wunderlich, and texts by Guido Biasi, Benjamin Patterson, Jan Voss, Guido Biasi, George Noël, Carl László, François Dufrêne, and Jean Jaques Levêque. There is also a tipped-in fold out serigraph by René Bertholo.  The KWY group were founded by Rene Bertholo and Lourdes Castro. The pages were originally perfect bound but as usual the glue has deteriorated after 60 years and the pages are mostly loose but complete and in very good condition. The yellow publisher's band is missing here as usual, priced thus to reflect the ned to reglue the binding.

44 x30cm, 12pp (self-cover). Tabloid newspaper. A number of b/w illustrations o youth protests and one lithographic work by Pomerand. The first number (of nine in total) of this political offshoot of the Lettriste movement published by Yolande du Luart and Marc’O to support their "Exernalists" strand of th0ught where the role of youth as a revolutionary force was promoted. Youth was defined as anyone (not dependant of age) who had not obtained the status of "Internals" ie part of the mechanisms of a working capitalist society. Contributions by François Dufrêne, Marc O, Yolande du Luart, Gabriel Pomerand and others. This has some condition issues - the paper is slightly browned, there is some wear to extremities and the outer sheet has tears all down the spine - only one small area is keeping the newspaper together and the publication needs repair. That said it is a very hard to find item. Priced to reflect damage.

20 x 14cm, 124pp plus pictorial card covers.  Artist's book entitled "Collection de lunettes présenté par Daniel Spoerri avec, en regard, d'inutiles notules par François Dufrène" - translates as "Collection of Daniel Spoerri's glasses, with useless texts by François Dufrène". The inner pages are printed in orange and black with each recto page with an image of the artist wearing rather impractical spectacles (such as the famous glasses with long needles on the inside that would puncture the eyeballs if really worn). The 57 photographs were taken by Vera Spoerri and Christer Christian. The typographic cover was designed by George Maciunas.

This is a rare book which normally costs over £1,000 but sadly this copy displays a lot of water damage where the orange colour has leeched onto the photographs on most pages as a result we are offering it at a third of the normal price. Some pages display rippling from the water after it had dried out. Else good.

dont une imprimée sur papier transparent, broché, couverture de Georges Maciunas.57 photographies de Vera Spoerri et Christer Christian montrant Daniel Spoerri portant des lunettes choisies dans sa collection.Söhm p.104 n°160, reproduit. Hendricks, p.488 à 490, reproduit en couleurs p.163. Silverman 415. Exemplaire neuf.(103443)
[Paris, France] [Publication Year: 1963]

22.8 x 17.9cm, 286pp. Original wrappers with a cover design by Gabriel Pomerand. Essentially the manifesto and theoretical basis for all Letteriste and Situationist cinema. Texts include "Esthétique du cinéma" by Isidore Isou, "Cinéma nucléaire" by Marc'O, "Hurlements en faveur de Sade" by  G. E. (Guy) Debord, "Tambours du jugement premier" by Dufrêne, "La légende cruelle" by Gabriel Pomerand, "L'Anticoncept" by Wolman and shorter articles by Y. du Luart, Serge Berna, Poucette, Monique Geoffroy.The plates show portraits of Isou, Poucette, Pomerand, Wolman, Berna, Y. du Luart,  M. Geoffroy. Berréby and the famous first published image of Debord looking louche.

Minor wear to edges and spine with minor tears. Internally pages are browned (as always). The cover is in excellent condition with no fading as the book has been kept in a glassine envelope. The book was lent to the filmmaker Christian Jamicot by Gil Wolman and on the book's return Jamicot has left a signed note to Wolman in ink thanking him on the glassine envelope. A correspondence copy and in much better condition than usually found. The glassine envelope is somewhat torn but still protects the book.

22.8 x 17.9cm, 286pp. Original wrappers with a cover design by Gabriel Pomerand. essnetially the manifesto and theoretical basis for all Letteriste and Situationist cinema. Texts include "Esthétique du cinéma" by Isidore Isou, "Cinéma nucléaire" by Marc'O, "Hurlements en faveur de Sade" by  G. E. (Guy) Debord, "Tambours du jugement premier" by Dufrêne, "La légende cruelle" by Gabriel Pomerand, "L'Anticoncept" by Wolman and shorter articles by Y. du Luart, Serge Berna, Poucette, Monique Geoffroy.The plates show portraits of Isou, Poucette, Pomerand, Wolman, Berna, Y. du Luart,  M. Geoffroy. Berréby and the famous first published image of Debord looking louche.

The front is heavily faded and there is wear to edges and spine with minor tears. Internally pages are browned (as always). Pages 120 to 122 have a closed tear with no paper loss. Back cover is mostly very good. Priced to reflect these imperfections. Rare and important.

9.5 x 21cm, 1pp - typographic announcement card for a group show of decollage/pop artists along with a 10 x 21cm, 4pp red and black and white wrap around with a portrait of Vostell noting that "following the opening of the exhibition, Wolf Vostell will create a de-coll/age aktion". VG+.

32 x 24cm, black on green paper. The announcement/small poster/programme for this poetry and theatre event which took place during the Biennial of Paris, Musée Municipale d'Art Moderne, October 1963. Organized by the radio station RFT (Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française) with the collaboration of Domaine Poétique

The list of performers is as follows:

Oct. 1: F. Dufrêne, R. Filliou, B. Heidsieck, J.-C. Lambert, G. Luca, A. Lunel
- Oct. 2: D. Allen, J. Esam, M. Horowitz, J. Brown
- Oct. 8: M. Pleynet, J.-J. Lebel, A. Jouffroy, E.-C. Flamand
- Oct. 9: G. Macbeth, E. Williams
- Oct. 15: U. Harder, C. F. Reutersvärd, E. Sanguineti
- Oct. 16: M. Ohka
- Oct. 22: E. Maunick, T. Koenig, J. M. Simoes
- Oct. 23: H. Juin
- Oct. 29: R. Döhl, L. Harig, S. Vinkenoog
- Oct. 30: B. Brock

There is some fading/browning to the green paper and minor edge wear else VG+. A very scarce document.

32 x 24cm, black on green paper. The announcement small poster for this poetry and theatre event which took place during the Biennial of Paris, Musée Municipale d'Art Moderne, October 1963. Organized by the radio station RFT (Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française) with the collaboration of Domaine Poétique this was a significant event bringing together Francois Dufrene, Robert Filliou, Bernard Heidsieck, Jean-Clarance Lambert and Gherasim Luca in a theatre setting. Mise en scene by Jean-Loup Philippe. The event was free to enter.

There is some fading/browning to the green paper and minor edge wear else VG+. A very scarce document.