Koln: Michael Werner, 1985. 4to. Softbound. First edition. Exhibition catalog featuring tipped-in color plates and printing some of Van Vliet's poems. Presentation copy inscribed (in bold pencil) by Van Vliet to his cousin Terry Van Vliet and his wife, Jan: "Terry & Jan / love Don." Aside from a 1972... More
NY: Mary Boone/Michael Werner, 1985. 4to. Single sheet of card stock folded to make a triptych. First edition. Features color reproductions of the artist's work. Presentation copy inscribed (in bold pencil) by Van Vliet to his cousin Terry Van Vliet and his wife, Jan: "Terry & Jan / Don." Aside... More
NY: Privately published, 1982. Features an illustration of a dancing figure by de Saint Phalle triumphantly holding a Campbell's Soup can above its head. Billed as "a multi-media festival of the arts" promising "Warhol, Food, Music, Gifts, Celebrities, Warhol Films, Niki de Saint Phalle, Mimes." Tiny punctures where a couple... More
NY: Other Scenes, [1971]. 4to. Softbound (only issued softbound). First edition. Revealing interviews with Warhol insiders Taylor Mead, Nico, Charles Henri Ford, Marisol, Leo Castelli, Viva, and many others. Illustrated with photographs. Very good plus to near fine. More
NY: Privately published, 1964. The broadside prints a b&w photo of a young Andy Warhol wearing a suit and bow tie, with a text about Warhol printed at the bottom. This show, his second and last at the Stable Gallery, was titled "The Personality of the Artist," and featured Warhol's..... More
n.p.:n.p., [1969]. In one of his earliest starring roles York played a British rock star who traveled to India to learn how to play sitar from a master. Fine (11" x 14"). The lot:. More
[Hollywood: MGM, 1959]. Features a huge, beret-wearing, bearded beatnik face, next to which is scantilly-clad Mamie Van Doren. In bold, jazzy letters: "THE BEAT GENERATION." At the top, an illustration of Louis Armstrong playing in a Beat jazz club. "Behind The Weird 'Way-Out' World of the BEATNIKS!" An unusually nice... More