Bratislava: Komorní galéria fotografie pri mestskom Dome kultúry a osvety, 1977. Octavo (20.5 × 14.5 cm). Original photo-illustrated self-wrappers; [8] pp. With six photographic illustrations. Fine condition. Rare booklet printed on the occasion of an exhibition of Czech interwar photography at the Bratislava Chamber gallery of photography (Komorná galérie fotografie)..... More

Warsaw: Galeria Repassage, 1974. Quarto (A4). Original photo-illustrated wrappers; [24] pp. Numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout. Small stains to front wrapper; else very good. Catalog documenting a series of performances and action art events in 1974 as part of the project “Municipal Passage I,” which sought to “[import] artistic activities into..... More

[Czech Republic]: [2004]. Single leaf, printed recto and verso, thrice folded. Fine. Documentation of an exhibit of the Czech "parasurrealist group Stir Up" founded in 1995 by younger artists as well as members of the Skupina Lacoste. With a text by Budík on the "far borders of the relationship between..... More

Moscow: self-published, 1929. Octavo (15.5 × 11.5 cm). Original decorative wrappers; XIII, 3–31 pp. [40] leaves of plates. Rust to staple; light wear to wrappers and spine; ink stains to front wrapper and two first leaves; still about very good. Catalog of the second and last exhibition of OMKh (Society..... More

Warsaw: “Arsenał”, 1955. Octavo (23 × 16.5 cm). Original decorative wrappers; 47 pp. with [47] leaves of photo-reproductions. Light soil to wrappers; spine extremities starting, a small chip to spine. Internally very good. A catalog of the famous “Arsenał 55” exhibition of young art, a landmark event for Polish art..... More

Ostrava: Český fond výtvarných umění v Ostravě, 1965. Octavo (20.3 × 14.5 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; [20] pp. Twelve reproductions. Very good; a few underlined words on p. 18. Scarce catalog of an exhibition of Czech concrete poetry and narrative art held in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, in May 1965. With an introductory..... More

České Budějovice: Jihočeské muzeum, 1967. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). Original staple-stitched printed self-wrappers; [8] pp. including wrappers. Six full-page black-and-white reproductions. Very good. Scarce exhibition catalog of two members of Aubin Pasque's Fantasmagie group, German-born Sigrid and Jean Martin-Bontoux, both members of CIAFMA, the Centre international de l'actualite fantastique..... More

[Brno]: [1966]. Two leaves, mimeographed typescript to rectos and versos, [4] pp. Stapled to left margin, horizontally folded. Very good. Evidently this typewritten catalog accompanied the first iteration of an exhibition of contemporary surrealist collages organized by members of the short-lived Brno-based "Lacoste" Group of Czech surrealists. This catalog, which..... More

Moscow: 1920–1921. Large octavos (25.5 × 17 cm). Original printed wrappers; 23, 36, 64 pp. First issue lacking wrappers; occasional tears and one issue with private inventory label; overall good or better. Complete run of this Proletkult literary journal issued in three fascicles. “We ourselves need to create!” declare the..... More

[Prague: Umělecko-Průmyslové Museum, OZKP, 1934]. Quarto (30.3 × 21.6 cm). Original tan portfolio with printed label affixed to front wrapper; inserted text part (12 pp) and 33 plates, including photo reproductions, original color and black and white lithographs, woodcuts, and heliographs by notable figures in the Polish art and avant-garde..... More

Prague: Prague: Grafia dělnická knihtiskárna, 1928. Octavo (23 × 15.3 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 115, [40] pages of reproductions in black-and-white. Spine extremities frayed; wrappers lightly toned; still about very good. Divided into four sections on Czechoslovak art: painting, art on paper, sculpture and architecture. With an added German preface..... More

Prague: Bedřich Kočí, [ca 1900]. Quarto (28 × 20 cm). Original drawn pictorial wrappers with publisher's device to rear wrapper; XVI pp., 38 leaves of plates on heavy paper stock. Signed and inscribed by Anna Kuberová-Muchová, sister of Alfons Mucha. Good or better; wrappers lightly discolored; binding somewhat shaken. Issued..... More

Brno: Dům umění města Brna, [1967]. Oblong octavo (17 × 21 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; [12] pp. including wrappers. Five black-and-white reproductions. Very good. Scarce exhibition catalog for the little-known Polish-born surrealist painter Rudolf Haus (1879–1977), a member of C.I.A.F.M.A. With a list of 30 exhibited paintings, created 1961–1965..... More