42 x 30, 4pp (printed one side only) announcement broadside for a solo show. One large b/w self-portrait of the artist and museum details. Folded twise for storage else VG.

30 x 21cm, 98pp + adverts plus card covers. A single number of this long running art journal here the important special issue on the theme of performance art. This has articles by Caroline Tisdall on Beuys' Coyote aktion in New York and Genesis P-Orridge and Peter Christopherson ("Sleasy")'s important essay Annihilating Reality as well as Mark Segal on Yvonne Rainer and Katia Tsiakma on Hermann Nitsch and Douglas Crimp on Joan Jonas as well as an interview with Klaus Rinke. There are also surveys of performance art in Germany and Holland. B/w images throughout.

This is a keenly sought number from the journal but is in below average condition - long tears on the spine and the pages are a little loose but all are present and corners a bit bumped - but this would be double in price if in vg condition. Priced thus.

60 x 42cm, red and grey on white offset lithographic exhibition poster for a group show which included Beuys. This poster has a typographic design that simply lists the participating artists including Blume, Brehmer, Brock, Fischer, Gerz, Herzfeld, RInke, Rosenbach, Ruthenbeck, Schmit, Staeck, Ulrichs, Vostell, Walther and others. Beuys has signed this poster in pencil. VG+.

This exhibition is usually regarded as the first conceptual art/minimalist show in Japan.

The catalogue for this show is onsite elsewhere for at least 2,000 dollars.

21 x 15cm, 4pp announcement card with one abstract painting of a horse or bull on the front, internally gallery details. VG+.

60 x 42cm, 1pp publisher's promotional poster for a number of different editions issued in 1970 by Beuys, Christo, Roth, Filliou, Staeck, Rinke, Uecker, Distel, Thomkins, Weseler, Polke and Sporri. Each work is described and illustrated in b/w. Folded for storage and with punched holes to allow to be put in a ring binder. Priced thus.

First edition. 43 x 29cm, 44 pp plus outer cover. Stapled.  The catalogue for the exhibition of Dusseldorf Artists during the 1973 Edinburgh International Festival with original contributions by Beuys, Brecht, Filliou, Knoebel, Palermo, Polke, Richter, Rinke, Roth, Ruthenbeck, Spoerri, Walther and many others in this important vanguard publication.

The (unwieldy) title by Thomkins was chosen because of its palindromic character. 

Noted as an artist's book in both Polke's (nr 13) and Richter's catalogue raisonnes the truth is that neither had anything to do with the design of the publication which was entirely created locally from supplied photographs by an Edinburgh designer who worked for the printers, the Lutton Press - nonetheless this exhibition and publication is also notable for it being Beuys' first British exhibition. The cover of this publication is somewhat marked and browned with possible nascent foxing and the staples a little rusted but internally this is VG+.

A scarce document which was later reprinted by Demarco to try to cash in on its scarcity.

30 x 21cm,  c. 180pp. Original card covers. The report on the annual sculpture and art festival which consists mostly of various texts, facsimiles of letters, newspaper articles concerning the exhibition. Mentioned are Acconci, Bas Jan Ader, Andre, Artschwager, Beuys, Stanley Brouwn, Buren, Christo, Darboven, Ad Dekkers, Dibbets, Flanagan, Dan Graham, Mike Heizer, Huebler, Judd, Kawara, Knoebel, LeWitt, Walter de Maria, Mario Merz, Nauman, Oldenburg, Paik, Panamarenko, Rinke, Roehr, Ruscha, Sandbeck, Serra, Snelson and others. This is ver scarce document which was sent only to participants and some art figures. It was printed in only 250 copies. VG+.