205 x 26cm, 233pp plus original card covers. , Exhibition catalogue of post-World War II multiples and works in editions, including prints, posters, sculpture, artists' books, etc., by European and American artists.

There were 509 works exhibited in this huge and important show.

Foreword and introduction by Gert von der Osten; essays by Erhard Kästner, Horst Keller, Karl Gerstner, Willi Bongard, Othmar Metzger and Hein Stanke and biographical notes on the artists. Text in German.

Included are von Agam, Albers, Alechinsky, Antes, Appel, Arp, Baumeister, Bellmer, Beuys, Braque, Chagall, , Christo, Dine, Dubuffet, Duchamp, Ernst, Esteve, Faßbender, Francis, Fruhtrunk, Geiger, Giacometti, Grieshaber, Hamilton, Hartung, Hockney, Johns, Jones, Jorn, Leger, Lichtenstein, Matta, Matisse, Miro, Nay, Nevelson, Newman, Oldenburg, Picasso, Pollock, Rauschenberg, Man Ray, Rot, Soto, Soulages, Stella, Tapies, Tinguely, Warhol and Wols.

A VG example. 

30 x 25,5 x 7cm, unpaginated (appr. 250 pp). Transparent plastic covers, plexiglass spine, the all bound with metal screws. Texts throughout in both German and English by Evelyn Weiss. The all encompassing exhibition catalogue which accompanied the famous exhibition of "Art of the Sixties" from the Ludwig collection.

Printed on styrofoam and brown wrapping papers with full colour plates tipped on and with b/w portraits of the artists printed on transparent foiles, this is the scarce second edition (the first is very rare) amongst the five different editions issued during the run of the show, each of which was extended and increased in size.

The artists featured cover the entire range of pop art and include J. Albers, J. Beuys, Cy Twombly, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Rauschenberg, Jim Dine, Allen Jones, Lucia Fontana, Jasper Johns, Yves Klein, Donald Judd, Gerhard Richter, et al.

This is a tour-de-force of book art as designed by Wolf Vostell. This copy is in near fine condition and is scarce as the second edition (as noted above the first is extremely scarce and the three other editions after this one much less so). A lovely item indeed.

London, Mathews Miller Dunbar, 1972.

16 x 12cm, 72pp with 34 b/w reproductions of polaroid portraits each of Hamilton  taken by Francis Bacon, Larry Bell, Bob Benson, Joseph Beuys, George Brecht, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Christo, Bill Copley, Robert Creeley, Jim Dine, Rita Donagh, Barry Flanagan, Gilbert and George, David Hockney, Robert Irwin, Jasper Johns, William Katz, R.B. Kitaj, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Morris, N.E. Thing Co., Ltd., Claes Oldenburg, Brigid Polk, Man Ray, Jim Rosenquist, Dieter Roth, Joe Tilson, Jean Tinguely, Wolf Vostel, Andy Warhol, Emmett Williams, and La Monte Young. Hard covers with printed typographical dustjacket. VG+. Now scarce.

10.5 x 15cm, 1pp typographic design listing the 60 artists represented by the gallery. Verso blank and unposted. Sadly someone has made a small sketch on the front in blue ink. Priced thus.

9 x 15.2cm,2pp typographic design announcement card printed yellow on cream - a group show with mostly pop art works from Jim Dine, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Bruce Nauman, H.C. Westermann, and William T. Wiley. Verso gallery details A mailed example with typed address and franking. VG+.

21 x 10cm, 4pp announcement card with two lithographs by Dine reproduced inside along with  a short text in German. The back cover announces a future performance by Gilbert & George of The Singing Sculptures and Underneath The Arches and a quote from the artists: "the most intelligent fascinating serious and beautiful art piece you have ever seen".  VG+.

10 x 21cm, 2pp announcement card for joint show between the two artists - one work by each reproduced in b/w and verso gallery details.  VG+.

30 x 21cm black and white silver gelatine photograph from original negative - the pop artist Jim Dine performing in the play "Natural History" in 1965.

This image was originally taken by Fred McDarrah and his estate retains copyright on the image so this is sold for personal use and not for reproduction. This is in very good condition and a crisp modern print (post 1990s we suspect) from original negative. If this was a vintage print we would charge much more.

30 x 21cm black and white silver gelatine photograph from original negative - the pop artist Jim Dine performing as the clown in "The Big Laugh" by Allen Kaprow in 1960.

This image was originally taken by Fred McDarrah and his estate retains copyright on the image so this is sold for personal use and not for reproduction. This is in very good condition and a crisp modern print (post 1990s we suspect) from original negative. If this was a vintage print we would charge much more.

28 x 12cm, 8pp, single folded sheet (printed only one side) . Exhibition catalogue displaying work from artists who were mainstays of the famous Reuben Gallery which was one of the most important venues that held Happenings: Allan Kaprow’s §8 Happenings in Parts took place there in October 1959 as did an exhibition by the Fluxus artist George Brecht and thereafter a stream of significant exhibitions or performances took place for the next three years. The sheet has a useful chronology of those shows, biographies of George Brecht, Jim Dine, Rosalyn Drexler, Martha Edelheit, Red Grooms, Allan Kaprow, Renee Miller, Claed Oldebburg, Lucas Samaras, George Segal and Robert Whitman. There is a short essay by Lawrence Alloway and four drawings by Oldenburg, Dine, Whitman and Grooms are reproduced. Minor edge wear at corners else VG. A very useful document of early pop art and the happenings movement.

25.5 x 20cm, 28pp plus pictorial card covers. Exhibition catalogue of nine paintings - the majority of which are of birds and in a very dark pallet (although there are also two landscapes of mountains). VG+.