15 x 11.4cm, 8pp announcement brochure for this series of Cobra related events which we understand never actually took place. Jorn, Dotremont, Alechinsky, Pedersen, Atlan, Constant, Corneille, Svanberg, Bury, Havrenne, and others were all meant to perforim or attend openings. Fine.

21 x 9, 6pp black and red on white and gray with tipped on title label - internally there are 6 reproduced posters in b/w - two each from Alechinsky, Bury and Francois. The leaflet offers the works for the some of 150 Belgium francs for unsigned examples, and 3,000 BF for the entire portfolio offered in 90 examples - each signed and numbered. One brown line on the front of the leaflet else VG.

Outer folder - 22 x 18cm, 4pp with new year greeting internally from Aime Maeght content of a die cut orange envelope with holes in the shape of a Christmas tree which has four internal cards also with die cuts. The internal cards are printed in green and black and when closed the card lloks like it has eyes or possibly baubles. The work can be moved to give a dynamic aspect to the card. Rather beautiful and clever. VG+.

The work followed an exhibition of  Hyde's photographs of artists' hands in the windows of Tiffany's (New York). This is one of only 150 examples numbered and signed by Filliou on the colophon. VG+.

15 x 10.5cm, 2pp artist's postcard showing the title public art work. Photograph on front of the work - verso minimal text. VG+.

30 x 21cm, 4pp plus 30 x 21cm, 2pp insert. Gallery handout for an exhibition of works by artists who were contributors to Bury and Balthazar's Daily Bul grouping. Design seems to be by Bory. Lists contributions by Adami, Baal, Baj, Ben, Bryen, Bury, Calder, Calderara, Castro, Christo, Colinet, De Jong, Erro, Filliou, Heidsieck, Herge, Jannone (sic) - Ioannone, Miro, Meret Oppenheim, Spoerri, Tapies, Titus Carmel, Topor and others.

28 x 21.7cm, 220pp. (different papers internally). Original offset lithographic wrappers with a dustjacket. The fifth number from six of this English-language periodical created and edited by Jacqueline de Jong as an artistic yet unofficial contribution to the activities of the International Situationists (she had resigned from the group just prior to publishing this journal). Many of the articles follow Jorn's interest in historical Scandinavian art with many images of sculptures and architecture.

Contributions from Asgar Jorn, six different texts by Max Bucailles,  Pol Bury, Peter Schatt, Jim Ryan, Karl Pelgrom, and others. IIllustrated throughout in b/w.

The text block is coming away from the wrappers but this is easly repaired with no long term damage by a re-gluing, else the outer wrappers are a little frayed with a small paper lack on the dustjacket and some chipping near margins and a tear to the dj along the front spinal fold and one former adhesive mark from a price sticker. Internally VG+.

13 x 16.5cm, 16pp. Card covers. Exhibition catalogue comparing Bury's dynamic works with Luca's later sculptures. 11 b/w images after works and two poetic works (Vers le non-mental. Vers la pure nullite) by Luca. Very scarce. Near fine.

15 x 10.5cm, 4pp typographic subscription leaflet promoting the later (volume 51 - 60) numbers of the art journal Poquette Volantes. One brown mark on the front else VG.

21 x 910cm, 4pp. Publisher's subscription card for a book about Bury by Dorchy, and here with John Lyle's (the British surrealist) rubber tamp impression on the back cover. VG.

21 x 9cm, 2pp. Announcement card for the title portfolio by Bury with five of the artist's portraits of Stalin reproduced in black on red. VG+.