Grahamstown: Rhodes University, 1961. First edition. Saddle-stapled grey wrappers printed in black; 33 pp. The author, a professor of fine arts, examines hegemonic influences of American and Russian standards of education and art and warns of an "ethico-scientific world culture plan" (mainly the result of Marxist application). 11 copies via..... More
New York: Gallery: Gertrude Stein, 1964. An 17” x 24” offset printed poster for Sam Goodman’s controversial NO-Sculptures [Shit Show] held at the Gertrude Stein Gallery from May 12-May 30, 1964. The show featured 21 piles of sculpted excrement described by fellow artist Boris Lurie as “an ultimate gesture of..... More
[New York]: B.L.D. Limited, 1983. First edition. Square octavo (23 cm); blue cloth boards, 73, [7] pp.; illus.; dust jacket. Text in English and Hebrew. A small note in Hebrew on the author's stationary is laid in. Levin's work "evokes a gentle social comment - not a shrill shout, but..... More
[Philadelphia]: The Print Club of Philadelphia, 1930. First edition. Exhibition catalogue limited to 1500 copies. Quarto. Yellow wrappers printed in black; unpaginated [58] pp.; illustrations. Includes works by Matisse, Chagall, Modigliani, Picasso, and 31 other artists, with short biographies of each preceding plates. A Very Good copy with some toning..... More
[Berkeley]: [Print Mint], 1969. The second of three issues of this underground comic illustrated by artist Larry Wellz. In this issue, Captain Guts battles Ambrosia Sweetmeat, “common hustler of the ghetto streets,” who transforms into The Phantom Queen and incapacitates Captain Guts with her potent-smelling vagina before his explosive jizz..... More