30 x 21.5cm, printed folder content off 23pp inserts mostly displaying a text and photographs by De Vries in Dutch along with some texts in English. One b/w 15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard with an image with the artists' partner and the title lemon geranium that she grew from a cutting she was given.

Typical of Hans De Vries work, this is a detailed documentation of the day to day activities found in domestic gardening. All in VG+ condition. Very scarce - thought to be around 500 copies issued.

30 X 21cm, 10pp (printed recto only) plus two card covers. White slide binding. A rare artist's book reporting De Vries's actions and activities around his house during the various seasons, such as watering the plants in spring and eating kale after the first night of frost. Each page has a short text along with a b/w photograph. This is one of only 200 copies signed by the artist.

The back cover has been torn at the top but the closed tear has been repaired with paper tape. Internally VG+. Very hard to find.

30 x 21cm, (closed size) which opens to 90 x 42cm (comprising three sheets - two 60 x 42 and one 30 x 21cm - stapled together by the artist to create an irregular shaped publication.

The text is in the artist's facsimile hand and is taken from his nature diaries - the process of noting every small detail encountered was originally a German art phenomenon called  "Spurensicherung". There are three b/w small images of the countryside and a young boy encountered on a walk.

De Vries is by coincidence very similar in process to his compatriot Hermann de Vries who shares a surname but the two are not related.

Slight marks to the outer paper else this is VG+ and a very scarce document from an important but oft overlooked Dutch artist.