Search Results: Titles starting with K from Cole & Contreras

1976. An accordion-fold mock-up for a publication about Kozo, with a folding silkscreen entitled "Deux bambous". I do not know if it was ever published; I have not been able to locate any copies. First page SIGNED BY KOZO with ink and brush, boldly an calligraphically. Printed on extremely fine wove paper. Silkscreen signed in pencil by the artist. In perfect condition. VERY RARE, POSSIBLY UNIQUE.

Halle an der Saale: C. Berg (the artist), 2004. Claudia Berg. THE UNIQUE COPY, WITH 13 ORIGINAL DRYPOINTS ON 11 SHEETS BY CLAUDIA BERG, EACH SIGNED, TITLED, DATED, AND JUSTIFIED BY THE ARTIST. The total edition was 12 copies: in the 11 "normal" copies the drypoints have no margins, are folded, and are not signed. In this unique copy, the drypoints have wide margins, have never been folded, and are all signed. Laid in is a manuscript text booklet by the artist, explaining the creation of this copy (it was printed for a prominent Italian opera singer) and providing the excerpts from the Divine Comedy on which her drypoints are based. Large oblong folio (70.5 x 54 cm). Housed in a custom-made folding case, with the title on the cover in calligraphy. FINE AND BRIGHT, WITH NO DEFECTS. UNIQUE AND IMPORTANT.

Köln (Cologne): Van Ham Art Publications, 2007-2008. Three volumes plus CD, COMPLETE. The standard monograph and catalogue raisonne. About 1,000 pages in all, with about 200 color plates and about 3,000 black & white reproductions. Folio. Publisher's cloth. Dustjackets. FINE AND BRIGHT. New.

Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1979. 8vo, publisher's boards. Near fine in a near fine dj.

Barcelona, 1998. FIRST EDITION of these poems and prose poems by Gimferrer (in Catalan, with Japanese translation laid in), illustrated with EIGHT ORIGINAL FULL-PAGE COLOR LITHOGRAPHS, four by Fusako Yasuda and four by Lluís Pessa. EDITION LIMITED TO ONLY TWELVE (12) NUMBERED COPIES. Signed by the author and the artists. 4to. Loose as issued in original wraps and very attractive board slipcase covered with Japanese paper. FINE AND BRIGHT, WITH NO DEFECTS. Like new. A LIVRE D'ARTISTE OF THE GREATEST RARITY.

Bremen: Kunsthalle Bremen, 1965. An exhibition catalogue that includes a catalogue raisonne of Roussel's prints. Profusely illustrated. Very scarce. 8vo, original wraps, fine.

Gifkendorf: Merlin Verlag, 1990. A portfolio with a title-page (with limitation statement on back) and SIX LARGE FOLIO SIGNED ORIGINAL PRINTS, by Uwe Bremer (etching), Roland Dörfler (etching), Arwed D. Gorella (lithograph), Johannes Grützke (etching), Karl Schaper (lithograph with hand additions), and H.P. Zimmer (mixed etching with hand additions). Edition limited to 100 numbered copies printed on very fine, thick wove paper, with EACH OF THE PRINTS SIGNED AND JUSTIFIED IN PENCIL BY THE ARTIST. Large folio (sheet size 50 x 35 cm; plate size variable). Loose as issued in attractive board portfolio. FINE AND BRIGHT. Like new.

Wien (Vienna): Euro Art / Euro Verlag, 1975. Oskar Kokoschka. A COPY FROM THE DELUXE EDITION of this monograph on Kokoschka and his depictions of Greece, WITH AN ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH BY OSKAR KOKOSCHKA AND A MOUNTED BRONZE RELIEF. 112 pp. Profusely illustrated. Printed on extremely fine, thick wove paper. ONE OF 145 NUMBERED COPIES FROM DELUXE ISSUE A2, WITH AN ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH BY KOKOSCHKA, numbered 2/145 and signed with his signature stamp. Folio. Loose as issued in the original wraps. House in an extremely attractive cloth folding case, with an original bronze relief mounted on the front cover. FINE AND BRIGHT, with no defects. Like new. sxxi

Munich: Piper, 1924. First edition, one of 3,000 copies printed of this landmark study of "art history as intellectual history". 4to, publisher's cloth-backed boards. Light wear to extremities of binding, else fine.

Berlin: Erich Schmidt, 1973. Scarce monograph on early stories in the Romance languages. 8vo, original wraps. Near fine.