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(Gottsched, Johann Christoph). Das Neueste aus der Anmuthigen Gelehrsamkeit. Jänner 1751 (bis) Christmonat 1751. 12 Hefte in 1 Band. Leipzig, Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf 1751. 8°. 912 S., [8] Bl. mit 12 (1 gefalt., 1 doppelblattgr.) Kupfertafeln. Halblederband der Zeit.
Diesch 630. Kirchner, Grundlagen 1030. Seebaß/Edelmann I, 332. – Vollständiger erster Jahrgang der kritischen Barock-Zeitschrift; herausgeben von J. G. Gottsched (1700-1766), der auch die meisten Artikel selbst verfasste. Die Zeitschrift erschien bis 1762. – „Die in der Mitte des 18. Jhdts. erschienenen literarischen Journale spiegeln die großen Spannungen und den sich vorbereitenden politischen und kulturellen Umbruch wieder. Die Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Gottsched und den Schweizern Bodmer und Breitinger auf dem Gebiete der dichterischen Ästhetik waren mehr als ein Professorenstreit, hier standen sich zwei Welten gegenüber, und eine neue Epoche kündigt sich an“ (Kirchner, Das deutsche Zeitungswesen S. 149). – Die Kupfertafeln zeigen „Ein Stück des abnehmenden Monds“, das „Leichengerüste des franz. Marschalls Graf Moritzens von Sachsen“, „Abbildung eines silbernen Schildes Hanibals, so man in Dauphiné gefunden“, Münzen und anderes. – Rücken und Deckel stellenweise mit Abriebstellen, sonst sehr gut erhalten. Schlagwörter: Barockliteratur, Magazines, Zeitschriften |
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Warhol (Andy) and David Dalton (editors). Now Aspen in an All New Fab Issue. In 11 sections. Vol. 1, No. 3. New York, Roaring Fork Press Inc. 1966. 4° (31 x 20,5 x 1,8 cm.). Complete with 11 items as issued, including the rare Velvet Underground flexi-disc, John Powers Pop Art Collection catalogue, the „Exploding Plastic Inevitable“ newspaper collage, „Ten Trip Ticket Book“ with excerpts from the Berkeley Conference on LSD by Timothy Leary and others, the flip-book of Jack Smith’s film Buzzards Over Baghdad, plates and articles by Warhol, de Kooning, Lichtenstein, Malanga, Mekas, and many others,plus the subscription form, leaflets, and ad flyers. Darkblue Original cardboard box with cover title in neon yellow and orange.
The most famous and increasingly scarce issue of this pop art collectible. Aspen was „the first three-dimensional magazine,“ according to its publishers. It began with issues devoted to their ski spa name, but then broke theme for this third issue which has become the well-known Pop Art issue designed by Andy Warhol and David Dalton. Subsequent issues were devoted to conceptual art, minimalist art, and postmodern critical theory, new voices in British arts and culture, the Fluxus group, art and literature of the psychedelic drug movement, and Asian art and philosophy. Contributors included William S. Burroughs, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Marcel Duchamp, Sol LeWitt, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Robert Rauschenberg, LaMont Young, and many others. – The cardboard box is slightly rubbed at the edges, but otherwise in good condition and complete with 11 inserts. Schlagwörter: Fluxus, Magazines, Multiple, Pop art, Zeitschriften |
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Warhol, Andy, Paul Morrissey, Gerard Malanga and John Wilcock (editors). Inter/View (Interview). A monthly film journal. Vol. 1, No. 2. (Staff photographer: Jed Johnston). New York, Poetry on Film Inc. (1969). Folio (41 x 28,5 cm.). 8 double pages with numerous illustrations. Illustrated original paper cover.
Very scarce second issue of the legendary magazine. – Table of contents: 3 Wheeler Dixon: Mick Jagger in “Performance“ Godard’s “One Plus One” and The Dave Clark Memorial and The Dave Clark 5 Memorial – 4 Robert Weiner: The 7th New York Film Festival / reviews – 5 Lite Elisu: Susan Sontag/interview – 6 Robert Weiner: Le Grande Dame of the NY Film Festival / interview – 7 Robert Weiner: Moses Ginsberg/interview – 8 Ann Pagina: „Hell’s Angels „69“/review – 9 – Dotson Rader: The Cowboy as Hustler in „Midnight Cowboy“ – 10 Soren Agenoux: Soren’s Column – 12 Donald Chase: “The Rain People” / review – 14 Viva: -Shelly Winters at the New York Film Festival screening of Olmi’s „One Fine Day“ / interview – 15 John Gruen: Roman Polanski / Interview – 16 Taylor Mead: „Lion’s Love“ / review – 17 Ondine: “DeSade” / review Dion McGregor: The Starlet @ MGM Robert Feiden: „The Sterile Cuckoo“ / review Frank Levy: Butch Cassidy/review – 18 William Terry Ork: Piero Heliczer, film-maker / interview – 19 Lil Picard inter/views Lil Picard – 21 David Dawdy: How to Make a Movie – 22 Robert Weiner: „Z“, „De Sade“, „The Secret of Santa Vittoria”, 1. Cuck Thraa “The Rattlo of Puitoin“ Sterile Cuckoo“, „Three“, „The Battle of Britain”, “Two Gentlemen Sharing”, “The Royal Hunt of the Sun“ / reviews – 24 Kenward Elmslie: Time Step Ode for Busby Berkely / poem – Gerard Malanga: Notes for Joanna Shimkus / poem Bill Knott (1940-1966 :) Poem (Failing) In (Adoration Of) Ultra(Violet) . – „In 1965, pop artist Andy Warhol announced his retirement from painting to focus on filmmaking. After he survived an assassination attempt in 1968, he began to concentrate on building a business enterprise.[5] When Warhol tried to obtain press permits for the New York Film Festival, he was denied. Therefore, having a formal method for obtaining press passes was one of the reasons he founded inter/VIEW: A Monthly Film Journal with British journalist John Wilcock in 1969“ (Wikipedia). – „I felt there was a need for an easygoing, conversational magazine,… Every other paper is full of bad news, but we publish only good“ (Andy Warhol). – Folded horizontally and browned due to the paper, otherwise in good condition apart from slight signs of wear and age. Schlagwörter: Film, Film history, Filmgeschichte, Jagger, Mick, Magazines, Photographie, Pop-art, Pop-Kultur, Rolling Stones, Underground, Zeitschriften |
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Teige, Karel. ReD. Revue Svazu moderni kultury „Devetsil“ – mesicnik pro moderni kulturu. Rocnik I (1927-1928). – Rocnik II (1928-1929). – Rocnik III (1929-1930). 30 issues in 3 volumes. Praha, Jan Fromek, Odeon 1927-1930 Gr.-8° (23 x 18 cm.). 360 S., [2] Bl.; [1] Bl., 324 S., [2] Bl.; 315 S. mit zahlr. Abbildungen. Orig.-Leinenband (Band II) und Halbleinenbände der Zeit mit goldgepr. Rückentiteln (28 von 29 Orig.-Umschläge beigebunden).
Bolliger, Dokumentations-Bibliothek VI, 810. Heiting, Czech and Slovak Photo Publications 1918-1989 12. Lang, Konstruktivismus und Buchkunst 72. – Vollständige Folge der „bedeutenden tschechischen avantgardistischen Zeitschrift Karel Teiges für Architektur, Film, Literatur, Malerei, Photographie, Theater etc. Texte und Abbildungen von praktisch allen bedeutenden Architekten, Künstlern und Schriftstellern der Moderne, darunter Albers, Apollinaire, Arp, Baumeister, Biebl, Boccioni, Breuer, Carrà, Chagall, Chirico, Delaunay, Albers, Apomat, nið, Baumeister, Biebl, Boccioni, Breuer, Carra, Chagall, Chirico, Delaunay, Döblin, van Doesburg, Domela, Max Ernst, Gabo, A. Giacometti, Gleizes, Gris, Gropius, Grosz, Kandinsky, Kassák, Klee, Kupka, Lautréamont, Le Corbusier, Léger, Lissitzky, Malewitsch, Marinetti, Miro, Moholy-Nagy, Mondrian, Nezval, Ozenfant, Picasso, Man Ray, Russolo, Sant’Elia, Schwitters, Seuphor, Severini, Mart Stam, Tatlin, Teige, Tschichold, Tzara, Vordemberge-Gildewart u.a. Sonderhefte über Apollinaire, Architektur und Soziologie, Bauhaus, Film-Photo und Typographie, Befreites Theater, Sowietische Kultur etc. Alle Hefte, inklusive Reklameseiten von Karel Teige einheitlich typographisch gestaltet. Reklameteil und sämtliche, zum Teil mehrfarbigen Karel Teige einheitlich typographisch gestaltet. Reklameteil und sämtliche, zum Teil mehrfarbigen Originalumschläge, viele mit Collagen und Photomontagen von Teige, beigebunden. Die meisten Originalumschläge, viele mit Collagen und Photomontagen von Teige, beigebunden. Die meisten Texte in tschechischer Sprache. Hervorragendes Dokument der tschechischen und internationalen Avantgarde…“ (Hans Bolliger). – Nr. 6/7 im Jahrgang 1930 als Doppelheft erschienen, Umschlag von Nr. 9 im Jahrgang 1930 nicht beigebunden, nur vereinzelt geringfügig fleckig, sonst sehr gut erhalten. Schlagwörter: Architecture, Architektur, Avantgarde, Bauhaus, Literatur, Magazines, Photographie, Photography, Zeitschriften |
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Lissitzky – Wijdeveld, H. Zh. (Ed.). Wendingen. (No.) 11 (Special issue: Frank Lloyd Wright). Amsterdam 1921. 4° (33,5 x 33,5 cm). 38 p. with 22 partly full-page illustrations. Colour illustrated original cardboard cover (bound as a block book and fastened with raffia cord).
Heiting, Dutch Photo Publications S. 62 ff. Katalog Kurt Schwitters Merzgebiete, S. 142 (mit farb. Abb.). Lissitzky-Küppers Abb. 70. Nisbet 1922/15. Rowell/Wye 346 (mit Abb. S. 196). – One of seven issues of the art and architecture magazine dedicated to Frank Lloyd Wright, featuring the famous constructivist colour lithograph by El Lissitzky, which ranks among his major works in terms of book design. – Text by H. P. Berlage. – „Each issue had six plates… The goal was to illustrate the current developments in the arts as related to architecture. This was made possible by photolithography. This new technique avoided the necessity of copying images first onto lithographic stones by hand, thus saving time. Another big advantage was that the plates would show reality. However, the reproduction of photo’s required special quality, and thus costlier, paper to print on as otherwise the ink would not dry quickly enough and might blur the image. … From 1921 onwards, every issue was to be devoted to just one topic, as by then the text had become a photobook on the subject. The American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) was the hero of the group „Wendingen“ as well as of of the group „de Stijl“.Wijdeveld dedicated a special issue to Wright’s work in 1922 and had Russian architect and designer El Lissitzky (1880-1941) design the cover, depicting the cosmos. Thatthe design also had undertones of Bolshevik propaganda was masked by an alternation of the design: the red sun (inspiring communism) was blackened. Today, Wendingen’s fame is mostly derivated from this important single issue“ (M. Le Coultre in Heiting, Dutch Photo Publications). – Spine slightly rubbed, cover slightly dusty at the edges, small bookplate on the title page, fine copy. Schlagwörter: Architectural photography, Architecture, Architekturfotografie, Architekturphotographie, Avantgarde, Konstruktivismus, Kunst, Magazines, Photographie, Zeitschriften |
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Pjatakov, G(eorgi Leonidowitsch, Editor in Chief). USSR in construction. – URSS en construction. Illustrated monthly magazine. – Revue mensuelle illustrée. – Year 1930 – 1937. – Année 1930 – 1937. 84 issues in 7 volumes and 12 issues unbound (1935). Moscow, State Publishing House of the RSFSR 1930-1937. Folio (43 x 30 cm.). With numerous illustrations and fold-out plates Contemporary linen bindings with gold-embossed spine titles (illustrated covers bound in, cover designs and layout by El Lissitzky, Aleksandr Rodchenko and others).
Hellyer 860. Karasik/Heiting 17 ff. Rowell/Wye 242 f. – The first eight volumes of the most important Soviet propaganda magazine. The volumes from 1930 to 1934 are in English and those from 1935 to 1937 are in French; the 1935 volume is available in individual issues. The magazine was published monthly from 1930 to 1949 in five languages (Russian, English, French, Spanish and German). Each issue was dedicated to a different subject, such as food and industrial production, the republic of Georgia, Soviet cinema and elections. – „In the early 1930s photo-reportage became the foundation of the magazine USSR in Construction that „was created as a publication for the popularization of large-scale construction projects by photographic means. But as the magazine grew and developed, the task of ‘popularization’ evolved into that of presenting Socialist reality with dramatic artistry.“ (L. Mezhericher, „Na putiakh k sotsialisticheskomu stiliu fotografii” [“On the way to a Socialist style of photography“], No. 2, p. 14). Well known Soviet designers and photographers worked on USSR in Construction. The industrial spirit of the magazine, expressed in compositionally sharp subjects, panoramas and dynamic shots evokes admiration even today and conveys the atmosphere of enthusiasm that carried along not just the photographers, but also the builders themselves. The creative scale of the construction engendered the photographic epic, a style of monumental artistic photography. The founders of this most successful and high-quality periodical were Gorky and Koltsov“ (Mikhail Karasik). – Binding slightly rubbed, otherwise in very good condition except for slight signs of wear and age. Schlagwörter: Avantgarde, Magazines, Propaganda, Soviet Union, Zeitschriften |
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Bouchez, Simone (Ed.). Paris magazine. Revue mensuelle. 16 cahiers de la série. 16 Hefte. Paris, G. Desgrandchamps 1933-1935. 4° (27 x 18 cm.). Jeweils ca. 190 S. mit zahlr. teils farb. Abbildungen. Farbig illustr. Orig.-Broschurumschläge.
Dabei: 1932: Nr. 16 (Décembre); 1933: Nr. 17, 18, 20-22, 24 und 25; 1934: Nr. 31, 34-36, 38 und 40; 1935: Nr. 42 und 43. – Die Pariser Erotik-Zeitschrift erschien von 1932 bis 1939. – Mit teils erotischen Fotografien von Bill Brandt, Brassai, Caillaud, Kertesz, Lemare, Man Ray, Manassé, Jean Moral, Perckhammer, Schall, Zielke u.v.a. – Von leichten Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren abgesehen alle Hefte sehr gut erhalten. Schlagwörter: Aktfotografie, Aktphotographie, Erotica, Magazines, Photography of the nude, Zeitschriften |
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Besson, George (Direction Artistique). Mieux Vivre. Revue mensuelle. (Prémiere à quatrième année, janvier 1936 à septrembre 1939 et un numéro hors-série. 46 fascicules en 2 volumes. Villefranche (Rhône), Socièté Publirex 1936-1939. 8°. Avec de nombreuses illustrations et planches en héliogravure. Reliure en demi-cuir de l’époque avec des étiquettes dorées sur le dos.
Série complète de la revue joliment décorée. – Avec des contributions de Marcel Aymé, Tristan Bernard, Jean-Richard Bloch, Francis Carco, Colette, Georges Duhamel, Élie Faure, Louis Guilloux, Francis Jourdain, Paul Léautaud, Georges Lecomte, Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz, Tristan Rémy, Pierre Scize, Emmanuel Sougez, Kees Van Dongen, Maurice de Vlaminck, Charles Vildrac, Henri Wallon et autres. Et avec des photographies de Denise Bellon, Blanc et Demilly, Brassaï, André Kertesz, Ergy Landau, Roger Schall, Emmanuel Sougez, Maurice Tabard, René Zuber et autres. – Chaque cahier traite d’un thème, par exemple: Le Ski, Manger, Boire, Dancer, La Music, Le Football, Les Fleurs, Lire, La Photographie (par Emmanuel Sougez) etc. – Exemplaire très bien conservé et propre. – Complete series of the beautifully decorated magazine. – With contributions by Marcel Aymé, Tristan Bernard, Jean-Richard Bloch, Francis Carco, Colette, Georges Duhamel, Élie Faure, Louis Guilloux, Francis Jourdain, Paul Léautaud, Georges Lecomte, Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz, Tristan Rémy, Pierre Scize, Emmanuel Sougez, Kees Van Dongen, Maurice de Vlaminck, Charles Vildrac, Henri Wallon and others. And with photographs by Denis Bellon, Blanc et Demilly, Brassaï, André Kertesz, Ergy Landau, Roger Schall, Emmanuel Sougez, Maurice Tabard, René Zuber and others. – Each issue deals with a theme, for example: Skiing, Eating, Drinking, Dancing, Music, Football, Flowers, Reading, Photography (by Emmanuel Sougez) etc. – A very well preserved and clean copy. Schlagwörter: France, Magazines, Périodiques, Zeitschriften |
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