Moscow: Ministry of Culture of the USSR, 1966. Small octavo (14.2 × 10 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers on tan card stock; 54 pp. Good or better; light wear to wrappers; one leaf detached from staple; occasional underlining and corrections in ink. Directory for the Soviet Ministry of Culture during..... More

Warsaw: Wydawnictwo Andrzej Bonarski, 1989. Octavo (30 × 21 cm). Original decorative wrappers; 272 pp. Numerous illustrations from photographs (some in color). Very good. A catalog of a group exhibition featuring 150 works of 35 artists from the post-WWII generation including Ryszard Woźniak, Tadeusz Rolke, Slawomir Witkowski, Jerzy Caryk, Zbigniew..... More

Wiadomości polskie [Polish news]. Nos. 6, 14–23 (1942); 1–6, 8–9, 11, 14–16, 18–20, 23 (1943); 3–5, 7–10 (1944). Warsaw: [SZP – ZWZ – AK], 1939–1945. Octavos (22 × 15 cm). Modern brown buckram with 34 individual issues; ca. 8 pp. per issue, bound in a single volume. No.19 missing pages..... More

Warsaw: ART TEXT, 1977. Octavo (19.5 × 15 cm). Original cloth-backed printed wrappers; 75 pp. Signed and inscribed by Dlubak to Urszula Czartoryska in the year of publication. About very good; author's last name written on spine. First and only edition of this samizdat publication containing works on art theory..... More

Prague: Topičův salon, 1946. Octavo (24.8 × 16 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrapper; 20 pp. of text and four reproductions on coated paper stock, three of them in color. Good or better; light overall wear and some dust-soiling; pencil annotations to list of works exhibited. Scarce catalog for the first..... More

Warsaw: PWZG, [1947]. Single leaf, printed recto and verso, folded twice to create three panels, measuring 14.5 × 20 cm folded. With four full-page photographs, two super-imposed with green stripes; two pages of text in red border. Private inventory number to one leaf; else about very good. Scarce illustrated brochure..... More

Poster printed on pink paper stock announcing the festival in Paris organized by Jean-Jacques Lebel, with a series of performance art, happenings, and other events taking place from May 17 through May 25, 1965, featuring contributions from important Fluxus figures such as Emmett Williams, Robert Filliou, Nam June Paik, Charlotte..... More

Unpaginated (approx. 300 pages) two-ring looseleaf binder published as a sort of exhibition catalogue to accompany a five-day interdisciplinary workshop on the role of chance and coincidence in the arts, including artistic and scientific projects, performances, and concerts, the catalogue with workshop program and tabbed dividers labeling sections such as..... More

Leningrad: "Academia", 1927. Octavo (18 × 14 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 187, [5] pp. Partially uncut. Book store stamp to inside of rear wrapper. Very good. First Russian translation of one of the earliest works on the philosophy of cinema by the writer, journalist, and film critic Rudolf Harms (1901–1984)..... More

Wroclaw: Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Sztuk Plastycznychwe Wrocławiu, 1972. 8vo. (19.7 x 15.9 cm). Original decorative yellow wrappers with black abstract decoration. Unpaginated (7 pages of text, printed recto only, followed by approximately 75 leaves of primarily reproductions from photographs). Some slight browning and foxing to cover, small tears at top..... More

Prague: self-published, August 27, 1968. Large broadside, single leaf measuring 51 × 70 cm printed to recto only. Light soil; vertical and horizon creases; still about very good. Disguised as an issue of Pravda, the main Soviet newspaper, this anti-invasion broadside (apparently intended to mimic a wall newspaper) was one..... More

Warsaw: Remont Gallery, [1976]. 8vo. (20.3 x 14.5 cm). Original side-stapled thick paper wrappers. 8 pp.; some extremely light soiling and browning, very light wear along spine, overall good condition. A slim exhibition catalog from the Remont Gallery, the contemporary art gallery in Warsaw established and run by photographer Henryk..... More

Munich-Toronto: Spilka Vyzvolennia Ukrainy, 1953. Octavo (20.6 × 15 cm). Original printed wrappers on red stock; 112, [2], [28] leaves of plates, [1] pp. Very good. This volume discusses the Great Famine, or Holodomor, in the Krynychansky region in central Ukraine, based on original government documents saved and smuggled to..... More