2.5 x 26.7cm, b/w vintage photograph showing Enrico Baj, Lusia Fonata and Marcel Duchamp at the XIII Triennale di Milano taken by Ugo Mulas. The image of the three jovial artists is taken through an unidentified sculpture (probably a mirror work by Baj if the handwritten note in Italian is to be believed). We believe this to be a unique photograph and on the reverse is a handwritten label with details signed by Ugo Mulas. Very slight indents to front (only seen in reflected light) else VG+.

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.

30 x 21cm, 1pp mimeographed leaflet with a text to promote the immediate publication of the second number of the NUL=0 journal. The short text is repeated are in Dutch, French, English and German as befit the international nature of the grouping.

Along the left side the leaflet lists the contents of the issue and the artists taking part  or who contributed to the journal . Folded for mailing with soft handling creases, otherwise fine.<br ><br>

80 x 20cm, black on white offset exhibition poster for this group show based on the monochrome, achromic and kenetic works of some of the most important of early 60s artists. This was one of the more important exhibitions of Zero (and allied artists) organised by Galerie d (formerly known as Dato). Folded into eight sections as issued otherwise fine.

26 x 19 cm, outer folder with a b/w poster 102 x 70 cm, folded and tipped into the outer card. One side shows b/w images of works by the participating artists, the other side articles on the nul - Zero movement: Arman, Armando, Bury, Fontana, Kusama, Manzoni, Peeters, Schoonhoven, Uecker, Verheyen. One tiny cut (0.4cm) bottom left on the front cover else VG++. Amsterdam Cat. 299. Very hard to find and an important document of the historic Zero exhibition.

40  x 158cm, 1pp pink on white poster and announcement for the release of a portfolio of works by Arman, Christo, Fontana, Holweck, Klein, Piene, Mack, Mavignier, Rot, Soto, Raysee, Ultvedt, Uecker, Tinguely and Verheyen. This was only the second ever exhibition at the Wide White Space and is very rare. Folded as issued - VG+ condition. REF: WWS 002.

31.8 x 22.2cm. 16 pp. Illustrations in b/w throughout. Wrappers with a pictorial design after a sculpture by Max Ernst. Edited by Enrico Baj and Sergio Dangelo.

The first and scarcest number (of four published) of this journal of the Arte Nucleare group which here has contributions from many involved in the "Bauhaus Imaginista" group and is thus an important document in the development of International Situationism as well as the technophilic arte nucleare movement. Contributions from Sanesi, Jaguer, Izima, Dangelo and original contributions from Fontana, Jorn, Ernst and others.

Fontana's contribution is an original black lithograph on coloured paper which is simply laid in. Some slight fading to wrappers and signs of past water damage to the top and bottom corners which has caused some paper scuffing where pages have in the past been peeled apart, else a vg copy. The Fontana lithograph is very good + with only minor edge soft creases.