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Marcel Broodthaers. Phantomas.
Special Broodthaers issue, designed by the artist.
Bruxelles, Phantomas, February 1966, XIII, No.62, one of 500 copies. Directors: Théodore Koenig, Joseph Noiret, Marcel & Gabriel Piqueray. (16p.) 22,5:14 cm, stapled.
Printed in black and red.
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Eduard Bal. Le dernier livre de Schmoll
1977 Antwerpen, Guy Schraenen éditeur. Record-object with on each side an original airplane collage, one of 50 numbered and signed copies. In original sleeve. 31:31 cm.
An hommage to poet Paul van Ostaijen and a tasteful reference to his intended publication ‘Het eerste boek van Schmoll’.
Marcel Broodthaers. Tinaia 9 Box.
1994 Köln, Tinaia 9, box with ‘Le poids d’une oeuvre d’art’ (monograph by Wilfried Dickhoff), ‘Carte du monde poétique’ (Poster), ‘…Modèle: Ceci n’est pas une pipe’ (facsimile), ‘Interviews with Freddy de Vree’ (cd), ‘Projets’ (Book Project), ‘Magie. Art et Politique’ (artistbook in reprint).
Complete in original box with red slipcase. 32,5:31 cm.
Droste-Rombouts (Monika Droste et Guy Rombouts). Inventaire.
1991 Bruxelles, La Galerie Camille von Scholz, Editions Camille von numérotés et signés, un des 6 original, découpé numéroté et signé.
Un livre blanco relié en forme du mot ‘Book’ en Azart (un alphabet développé par Monika Droste et Guy Rombouts). La page de la justification de tirage sur une feuille insérée.
25:18cm.
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Maurice Maeterlinck. Douze Chansons. Illustré par Charles Doudelet.
1929 Bruxelles, Edition Aryenne. Printed by Edmond Gregoir after the 1896 edition, and extended with 12 extra illustrations.
This is number 3 of 25 de-luxe copies on Japanese paper (prior to 75 copies on Arches) with hand-coloured illustrations by the artist, and a suite of the illustrations on Chinese paper. Signed by Maeterlinck and Doudelet. 43,5:32,5 cm. in portfolio.
An iconic result of the collaboration between the symbolist writer – and only Belgian Nobel-prize for literature Laureate – Maurice Maeterlinck and the great Belgian symbolist painter Charles Doudelet.
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Tinguely / Pontus Hultén. “Méta”.
1973 Paris, Pierre Horay, 363p. 31:22 cm.
Catalogue in suitcase cover, with carrying handle and suitcase lock. French edition including an original machine drawing from ‘Meta-Matic No. 6’ in green, pink, yellow, and blue, signed in pencil by Tinguely, and a 33 1/3 rpm record with “Méta” sounds.
The ultimate suitcase edition!
Mirtha Dermisache. Diario No.1
1975 Anvers, Guy Schraenen éditeur, 8p. 26:47 cm., third edition of this newspaper inspired work, first edition to be published in Europe, one of 300 copies signed by the artist.
Artists’ book issued in folio size newspaper format. Mirtha Dermisache features here a particular style of asemic writing without grammar or syntax. She herself coined for her abstract writing the name graphisms. They have no informational remit, but preserve in this case the typotecture of the newspaper.
A powerful example of the écriture of Argentinian artist Mirtha Dermisache. Well preserved copy, no folds!
Willem (Bernard Willem Holtrop). Zelfportret.
Cartoon bijdrage ‘Het moderne gezin’ in het tijdschrift ‘Bijster’ nummer 5 (1969 Amsterdam, De Bezige Bij) met hilarisch zelfportretje in inkt, meer dan 40 jaar later (2012) toegevoegd, waarmee de cartoonist de confrontatie met genoemd werk treffend in beeld brengt.
Ira Cohen (and others). Gnaoua. Number one.
Spring 1964 Tangier (=Antwerp…) No further issues were published.
With contributions by William Burroughs, Ian Summerville, Brion Gysin, Harold Norse, Allen Ginsberg, Michael McClure, J. Sheeper, Jack Smith, Marc Schleifer, Mohammed Ben Abdullah Yussifi, J. Weir, Stuart Gordon, Tatiana, and Alfred Jarry. Edited and published by Ira Cohen.
The Antwerp Publisher ‘Ontwikkeling’ took care of printing and distribution of this legendary underground magazine. A copy of Gnaoua is to be seen in Daniel Kramer’s photograph on the front cover of Bob Dylan’s record sleeve ‘Bringing it all back home’ (1965). Look for it on the mantelpiece!
This is the second edition (not stated) of Gnaoua that was printed in June 1964 and differs only from the first (April 1964) in two small text corrections on pages 87 and 101.
Excellent copy in mint condition.