Vancouver: Image Bank, [1972]. First edition. Original publisher's box with an illustrated label affixed to the top stating "Greetings from Image Bank B.C." The box contains 93 cards (including 6 duplicates), by 49 individual artists, and 14 collectives. Individual artists include Ray Johnson, Geoffrey Hendricks, Joseph Beuys, Gary Lee Nova..... More
Vancouver: Image Bank, [1977]. First edition. Original publisher's printed box containing 47 (of 48) postcards plus one card listing the participants. Includes cards by Ray Johnson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Vito Acconci, Ed Ruscha, Sol Lewitt, Dick Higgins, Ben Vautier, Les Levine, Eleanor Antin, Gordon Matta-Clark, Robert Filliou, Alison Knowles, Peter Hujar..... More
NY: Gagosian, 2009. One side printed in yellow the other in blue, featuring vintage photographs of Andy and his work. Machine folded three times into six sections. Minute wear to bottom of one section, near fine (30" x 20" unfolded). More
London: Cape Golliard, 1968. Oblong 16mo. Pamphlet issued in fragile tissue dust jacket. First edition of this long poem (written on LSD) describing Ginsberg's LSD trip in the countryside. Limited to 200 copies none of which were offered for sale. Fine (two tiny nicks to dj)... More
n.p.: The Old Marble Press, 1975. (The imprint is fictitious, actually published by John Martin at Black Sparrow Press.) Broadside poem. First edition. As new. More
Berkeley: Oyez, 1965. Folio. Broadside poem. First edition. Published in an edition of 350 copies. Features a Robert LaVigne illustration of a nude Ginsberg in both black and white silhouette within a penis-shaped outline. Few small handling impressions to edges, else very near fine. More
Santa Rosa: Black Sparrow, 1988. VHS video in plastic case with printed pink label and gold sticker seal neatly opened. First edition, regular issue (there were also 100 signed copies). Documents a 1970 reading by Bukowski at Bellevue College, one of Buk's earliest public readings. Running time: 60 minutes. Fine..... More
n.p.: SOOJ, 2005. Large 4to. Broadside poem. First edition. Illustrated by painter Path Soong. One of 200 numbered copies (there were also 30 signed copies). Nicely printed on Arches. As new. More
Louisville, KY: Literary Renaissance, 1994. Folio. Broadside poem. First edition. One of 100 numbered copies signed by Carroll. Illustrated with a photo of Carroll by Chris Felver. Published as Heaven Poster Series No. 13. Very fine. More
London: Jonathan Cape, [1970]. Hardbound in dust jacket. First British edition of the author's breakthrough book. A fine, fresh copy (minute touch of soiling to back panel of dust jacket). More
Berkeley & Forest Knolls, CA: Burton Weiss & James Musser, 1999. Hardbound, issued without a dust jacket. Correct first edition, consisting of 75 press-numbered copies signed by Keith Abbott, who wrote the introduction. Deluxe issue, one of 10 copies numbered I-X bound by John DeMerritt in full burgundy Nigerian goatskin..... More
No place: Privately published by the Yippies, 1969. Rally scheduled to take place in Washington at the "Department of Injustice." Wonderful graphic design featuring an illustration of a courthouse with "Stop the Trial" printed using decreasing-sized lettering as if steps leading up to the courthouse---with "Free Bobby" printed with chains..... More
Dusseldorf: Hans Mayer Gallery, 1979. 4to. Single sheet of cardstock folded to make four pages. Reproduces a work from Warhol's American Indian Series on the front and one from his Torso Series inside. Includes a Warhol chronology. In 1969 the Hans Mayer Gallery was the first to show Warhol in..... More
NY: Charles Lucien Gallery, 1990. The invite features a cover photograph of both artists. Keith Haring died the day before the opening. As new. More
NY: Art/new york, 1984. Two-sided offset print folded to make a 4-page announcement. Offers for sale a 28 minute color video featuring interviews with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Charlie Ahern, "Lady Pink," Patti Astor, Fred Brathwaite, Futura 2000, Keith Haring, Sidney Janis, Rammellzee, and Tony Shafrazi, among others. Features photographs of Basquiat..... More
NY: Mary Boone/Michael Werner Gallery, 1985. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Essay by Robert Ferris Thompson. Catalog from Basquiat's 1985 show at the Mary Boone/Michael Werner Gallery. Nicely illustrated throughout with full-page color plates. Fine. More
[Paris: Privately published by the artist, 1957]. A single perforated postage stamp painted with Klein's famous IKB (International Klein Blue) pigment. The stamps were originally created to use on invitations for his simultaneous 1957 exhibitions in Paris at the Gallerie Iris Clert and Gallerie Colette Allendy. This unsent stamp retains..... More
NY: Mary Boone/Michael Werner Gallery, 1985. Nicely printed in silver and mustard on textured gray stock. Fine (5" x 7"). More
Flushing, NY: The Paris Review, 1983. Notable long-running magazine of art and literature. This issue features a terrific 10-page section devoted to reproducing the Tuxedo suite of works by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Also includes a 10-page photo section titled "Man Ray" by William Wegman. A substantive and very early appearance for..... More
Rotterdam: Bebert Editions, [1989]. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Profusely illustrated with terrific photos from the heyday of the Factory. Very good plus. More
Livingston: First Security Bank, 1974. Brautigan's name and address are printed at the top. He has signed the slip, filled in the date (1974), and the deposit amount ($1500. cash). Fine. Unusual Brautigan ephemera from his Montana years. More
n.p.:n.p., [1957]. Prints the first appearance of Brautigan's "The Return of the Rivers" and "The Horse that Had a Flat Tire." Small spot to front cover, touch of sunning to spine, else fine. A scarce, very early appearance published the same year as his first book. More
SF: Wild Dog, 1965. A mimeo poetry mag that very much epitomizes the "mimeo revolution" of the period. Prints two poems and a review of McClure's Ghost Tantras by Brautigan. Also Ed Dorn, Robert Duncan, Lewis Warsh, Joanne Kyger, et al. Slight toning to edges, else fine. A scarce Brautigan..... More
Vancouver: Pacific Nation, 1967. Short-lived (just two issues) poetry mag edited by Robin Blaser. Signed by Robin Blaser. Prints excerpts from Trout Fishing by Brautigan, as well as Olson, Artaud, McClure and others. Fine. More
[Occidental, CA]: Privately published by the author, 1971. 4to. Three unbound handbills printed on both sides. First edition. As the Haight-Ashbury started to become intolerable for some members of the community, many hippies started migrating to the rural area of Sonoma where Lou Gottlieb's Morningstar Ranch was located. One of..... More
