22 x 6cm (approx) die-cut announcement card with a thumb on the front and a list of the participating artists on the back including Horst Antes, Francis Bacon, Cesar, Giorgio de Chirico, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Leonor Fini, Hiquily, Roy Lichtenstein, Rene Magritte, Makowski, Man Ray, Giacomo Manzu, Louise Nevelson, Trova, H.C. Westermann. VG+. Scarce.

Uniformly, 20.2 x 14cm, 32pp plus card covers. Modern board bindings with tape. Three separate numbers in two issues of this Danish art review which includes the rare double number (5/6) devoted to French surrealism with poems in their original language by Paul Eluard, Hugnet, Dali, Peret as well as illustrations by Dali, Valentine Hugo, Magritte, Man Ray, Arp.  Edited by the painter and writer Vilhelm Bjerke-Petersen.

Nr 1 has contributions by and on Arp, Kandinsky, Petersen and others and reproductions of works after Man Ray, Sophie Tauber Arp, Kandinsky, Arp, Dali and Max Ernst amongst others. Original wrappers retained, both copies have former owner's signatures on the first inside page and the wrappers of the double issue have some printer's ink stains and a minor water mark reducing what would have been otherwise near fine to very good+. Rare.

28 x 23cm, 234pp plus card covers. Auction catalogue for the collection of Marie-Puck Broodthaers which contains details and colour images of around 120 items (some unique) by her father as well as other items by Marina Abramovic, Daniel Buren, Marcel Broodthaers, Marie-puck Broodthaers, James Lee Byars, Robert Desnos, Marcel Duchamp, Fernand Leger, Yves Klein, Arthur Kopcke, Wolfgang Laib, Rene Magritte, and Dieter Roth. Very useful reference. VG+.

11 x 15 cm, 1pp announcement card (blue on white). Typographic design only. Fine.

32 x 24.5cm, 4pp exhibition catalogue with 22 paintings and gouaches noted and an original text in French by Magritte. One large b/w reproduction of an oil painting: L'Etat de Grace, 1959. Edges a bit worn and slight browning at top. Fine.

20 x 21cm, 20pp plus pictorial card covers with a portrait of James by Magritte (or rather James' back unreflected in a mirror). Exhibition catalogue of the show of the works collected by James. Fourteen reproduced b/w internally. Fine.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music with an original one colour lithographic cover after a drawing by Rene Magritte (printed blue on cream).  A single colour, smaller format variant on a two-colour song sheet also released by the publisher at the same time. Very good with very minor browning at edges.

Reference: Schwilden Magritte et la Musique Brussels 1995 Nr 36. / Roque et Gevaert, Ceci n'est pas un Magritte no 80.

Scarce.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music with an original one colour lithographic cover after a drawing by Rene Magritte (blue on cream).  Signed in the plate "Magritte". Very slight browning else VG+.

26.8 x 17.5cm, 4pp sheet music (composer: Max Alexys) with an original one colour lithographic cover by Rene Magritte (blue on cream) reproducing collage elements and small drawings of Bruxelles.  One small paper loss to right on both pages (1.5 x 0.7cm) both otherwise very good.

Reference: Schwilden Magritte et la Musique Brussels 1995 Nr 4. / Roque et Gevaert, Ceci n'est pas un Magritte no 67.

Very scarce early example of Magritte's paid commercial design work - a small paper lack top right else VG.

14.5 x 10cm. 2pp. Colour postcard the last issue of the series which returned to postcard form as found in the earlier numbers. The image recto is Magritte's "La fee ignorante"  from 1956. Verso texts by Dulare (from 1805) and more contemporary contributions from Dors and Rapin. Scarce.

15x 10.7cm. 2pp. First edition of this journal in postcard format. Texts by Magritte, Mesens, Colinet, Lecomte, Piqueray and Scutenaire recto and by Puel and Wergifosse verso. One of the most difficult of the card to find from within the series of 13 numbers. Fine.