[43] pp. 4to, hand-stamped wrappers, staple-bound. New York: 1993.

A remarkable bookseller’s catalogue, produced in an edition of 400. Issued from 40 Harrison Street, this catalogue offers an outstanding selection of artists’ books and publications (total of 693). Some items come from the collections of Lucy Lippard, Willoughby Sharp, and Mimi Wheeler. Listings of note include: unique works by Roberta Allen; Ida Applebroog’s book sets (signed), a long run of LeWitt's artist’s books; Nauman’s books; a copy of Ruscha’s A Few Palm Trees inscribed to Seth Siegelaub and Lippard; etc.

Fine. Among American institutions, WorldCat records just the copy at... More

Illus. throughout. [28] pp. 4to, pictorial wrappers (signed by B. Cleveland), staple-bound. New York: 1982.

Scarce list published by Jean-Noël Herlin (b. 1940), this one is devoted to Pop Art. It is sharply designed by the artist Buster Cleveland (1943-98) who has appropriated images from the items offered and collaged them throughout the present catalogue. Contains a total of 139 listings, including books, exhibition catalogues, announcements, and periodicals.

An impressive catalogue, in fine condition. Signed by Buster Cleveland on the upper wrapper in pencil. WorldCat records just the copy at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY).

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[40] pp. 4to, self-bound, stapled. New York: 1992.

Herlin’s penultimate list, offers 322 items. Fine copy, pencil annotations. More

Unpaginated. 8vo, blue pictorial wrappers, staple-bound. London: 1994.

Rare bookseller catalogue issued by Peter Gidal. With 507 items listed, including books and artwork by the Bechers, Beckett, Beuys, Cage, Duchamp, Kafka, Klein, Lippard, Polke, Rauschenberg, Roth, Ruscha, Schneemann, Twombly, Warhol (lots!), etc., etc.

Fine. More

Unpaginated. 8vo, buff pictorial wrappers, perfect-bound. London: 1998.

Wide-ranging bookseller’s catalogue compiled by Peter Gidal, scarce. Presents a total of 753 items (antiquarian & modern books, photographs, artworks, etc.), including the work of Avedon, Becher, Beckett, Beuys, Broodthaers, Duchamp, Ginsberg, Haring, Hirst, Hockney, Holzer, Johns, Joyce, Kafka, Koons, Ono, Picasso, Polke, Richter, Roth, Ruscha, Warhol (lots!), etc., etc.

Fine. More

Unpaginated. 8vo, silver reflective wrappers, staple-bound. London: 2003.

Interesting bookseller catalogue published by Peter Gidal. With 326 listings, nos. 294-318 are Warhol-related. Fine. A picture can be sent on request. More

Single sheet with two vertical folds, forming [6] pp. New York: 1971.

The very rare second catalogue published by Seth Siegelaub’s International General book publishing and distribution firm. In 1970, Siegelaub (1941-2013) founded the company in an effort to streamline the dissemination of his legendary exhibition catalogues as well as celebrated books & catalogues by Lippard, Ruscha, Weiner, Barry, Ruppersberg, and Merz.

In the announcement letter of International General’s founding — a copy of which is found in the Museum of Modern Art’s Library (NY) — Siegelaub writes: “Because of the increasing demands for catalogues and books dealing with the... More

Text on both sides. Postcard, mailed. Berlin: Galerie René Block, 1978.
On Kawara (Phaidon: 2002), p. 150.

M. Babias, B. Eusterschulte, & S. Rollig, eds., René Block, Ich kenne kein Weekend. Ausstellungsprojekte, Texte und Dokumente seit 1964 (2015), p. 474. More

Printed on one side. Square card. Berlin: Akira Ikeda Gallery, 2002.

Announcement card for a series of readings of Kawara’s One Million Years. Akira Ikeda was and remains the artist’s primary dealer in Japan. He briefly maintained a space in Berlin, where this presentation occurred.

In fine condition. More

Printed on both sides. Card. New York: David Zwirner, 2001.

Invitation to Kawara’s second David Zwirner exhibition, it highlighted the artist’s One Million Years, in its printed and audio forms. Fine.

❧ On Kawara (Phaidon: 2002), p. 158. More

Facsimile black & white illus. on recto, details on verso. Postcard, mailed. Berlin: Barbara Wien, 2005.

Postcard invitation for Wien’s presentation of I Met. Fine. Mailed to Oscar & Renate Ackermann of Berlin. More

Printed on both sides. Postcard. Zürich: Konrad Fischer, 1981.

Scarce postcard invitation for Fischer’s Zürich presentation of Kawara’s One Million Years – Future (1980-81). Near fine.

❧ On Kawara (Phaidon: 2002), p. 150. More