Search Results: Titles starting with N from Tim Byers Art Books

Munich.: Self-published., 1959-60.. 4 volumes. Original printed wrappers, stapled.. (30 x 10 cm).. pp. 38; 37; 38; 46. Black-and-white illustrations. Complete series of Nota magazine, published in only four issues: Issue 1, May 1959; Issue 2, July - September 1959; Issue 3 (Winter) 1959 and issue 4 (Spring) 1960. Contains texts by: (Issue 1) Bazon Brock, Peter Hamm, Ferdinand Kriwet, Gisela Neumann, Elisabeth Borchers, Alfred Jarry; (Issue 2) Franz Mon, Noigrandes Gruppe, Raoul Hausmann, Ferdinand Kriwet, Georges Schehade; (Issue 3) GC Argan (on Piero Dorazio's pictures), John Cage, Claus Bremer, Yoshiako Tono, Carlfriedrich Claus, Franz Mon, Peter Hamm, Ferdinand Kriwet, Eugene Ionesco, Raoul Hausmann, Manfred de la Motte; (Issue 4) texts and illustrated works by Otto Piene, Heinz Mack, Yves Klein, Jean Tinguely, Daniel Spoerri, Yaacov Agam, Pol Bury, Marcel Duchamp, Raphael-Jesus Soto, Diter Rot, Victor Vasarely, Guy Habasque, Vincenzo Agnetti, Max Bense, Andre Thomkins, Carlo Belloli, Tommas… Read More

Liège.: Editions Yellow Now., 1973. Sheets loose as issued in card folder, with printed title label pasted on front cover.. (21.7 x 27.8 cm).. Title page, list of Latin plant names, list of plates, and 4 original black-and-white plant photographs, each mounted onto a numbered sheet. One of the rarest of all books produced by Paul-Armand Gette, published in an edition of only 20 unnumbered copies (the Liège publishing house of Yellow Now specialised in books published in very small editions). Gette borrows images from the natural sciences, particularly botany, in his books, and in doing so questions the limits between the arts and the sciences. The artist archives, classifies and preserves various information throughout his books. Gette uses in the book the notion of series, accumulation, sampling and often develops photographic sequences. Gette’s books utilise the classificatory models of knowledge specific to the museum. [Ref. Anne Moeglin-Delcroix - Esthetique du livre d'artiste, p. 209].

London.: Professional Prints. Ltd. / Petersburg Press., 1972. Sheets loose as issued in original orange cloth-covered drop-back box, with artist’s embossed signature on the front.. Each image (14.8 x 10.5 cm.); sheet (25.1 x 20 cm).. Two title plates, 2 mounted photographic plates by Hannah Wilke + 50 offset colour lithographs. Special deluxe edition, a complete set of 50 mounted offset colour lithographs, each reproducing miniature notebook pages by Claes Oldenburg. Each of the prints are numbered and initialled by Oldenburg on the mounts, and each with acetate overlays printed with text. This deluxe edition was published in an edition of 100 copies + 20 additional proof sets. [Ref. Axsom & Platzker - Printed Stuff: Prints, Posters, and Ephemera By Claes Oldenburg: a Catalogue Raisonné 1958-1996, no.78].