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20568THIS WAY BROUWN 1964 With introduction by Harry Ruhé documentation This Way Brouwn photography by Igno Cuypers published by Galerie A August 2020 in 10 numbered & signed copies. Amsterdam Harry Ruhé 2020. Dark blue archival box with mounted ring binder 35 x 30 x 4.5 cm. Contains 39 transparent sleeves: 12 sleeves with facsimile documents about This Way Brouwn a preface by Harry Ruhé one colophon sheet and 25 sleeves containing 25 original b/w photographs of stanley brouwn's famous performance in 1964 each signed by the photographer Igno Cuypers on the back. The photos are mostly 21 x 15 cm. The set is published in an edition of 10 copies numbered and signed by the photographer Igno Cuypers on the colophon sheet. This copy is numbered 9/10. In perfect condition. stanley brouwn's iconic series This Way Brouwn is made up of doodles drawn by passers-by whom brouwn asked for directions in Amsterdam's city centre. The artist then appropriated the itineraries by stamping them with the title of the series. The photos taken by Igno Cuypers during the performance in 1964 are rare documents. In the preface Harry Ruhé states that brouwn asked the photographer to shoot several street performances 'sometime in 1964' taking 2 or 3 days. One of the pictures was used for the invitation for brouwn's exhibition at Galerie Orez in The Hague in 1965. unknown
20392Aktionsraum 1 1970. München. Black soft board covers title on frontcover in white. . Oblong spinestapled 15 x 215 cm. 32 pages. Tatvan on the cover spelt as tatvan but in the book as tatwan is a location in Turkey where a railway line ends abruptly. Brouwn travelled to Tatvana and made photographs in the direction of the imagined railway extension. However these are not featured in the book; the publication gives only a number of "conceived" distances one on each page: x-Tatwan 1 km; x - Tatwan 1000 km etc. unknown
19585STEMPELPLAATS 1978-1981: complete collection of the periodical RUBBER and a near complete ! collection of the INVITATIONS - Volume 1 1978 nr.1 Cozette de Charmoy january 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.2 Robert Jacks february 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.3 Barton Lidice Benes MISSING WEL EEN UITNODIGING nr.4 Pawel Petasz april 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.5 Marie C. Combs may 1978 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.6 Ulises Carrion Rubberstamps Theory and Praxis june 78 geen uitnodiging nr.7 Dik Walraven july 78 geen uitnodiging nr.8 Elsa Stansfield/Madelon Hooykaas VOID august 78 & uitnodiging in envelop geadresseerd aan Judith Hoffberg Umbrella Associates in boekje nr.9 Ray di Palma sept 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.10 J.H.Kocman oct 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.11 Ana Banana/Bill Gaglione november 78 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.12 Franz Immoos dec 78 & 2 uitnodigingen in boekje Rubber -Volume 2 1979 nr.1 Davi Det Hompson jan 79 & uitnodiging & flyer met info over jaargang 2 in boekje nr.2 Karimbada Paulo Brusky Leonard Frank Duch e.a. Brasil issue febr 79 geen uitnod. nr.3 FluxpostKit 7 march 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.4 Claudio Goulart april 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.5 Diter Rot may 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.6 Bart Boumans june 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.7 DR post George Brett/ Henryk Bzdok july 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.8 Ulises Carrion mailart project aug 79 geen uitnodiging nr.9 Ken Friedmann sept 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.10 R.Saunders okt 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.11 Raul Marroquin nov 79 & uitnodiging in boekje nr.12 R.D.Schroeck/Eduard Bal dec 79 & uitnodiging in boekje - Volume 3 1980 nr.1/2/3 book: Stempelkunst in Nederland jan-march 80 & poster tentoonstelling Stempelkunst in Nederland 12 jan-4 april 1980 in boekje nr.4 no number april 1980 PJ Spettstösser uitnodiging in boekje nr.4-6 book: Rubber stamp publications apr-june 80 & uitnodiging Gestempelde publicaties in boekje nr.7-9 book: Six mail art projects july-sep 80 nr.10-12 book: Stamp actions / Stempelakties oct-dec 80 met kaart van Endre Tot -Volume 4 1981 Nr 1 jan- april 1981 4 projects in originele envelope met begeleidende brief: - Robin Crozier Table project - Brieven/Letters Timmers Vossen Smit Oosterbos - Claudio Goulart Daily Art - Zero Zero Schrijvers Stempelen op de voorkant staat foutief vermeldt dat de tentoonstelling opent op 14 maart 1980 dat moet zijn 1981 & Volume 4 zonder verdere nummering: - Rubber Stamp Publications II 1981 aanvulling op expo Rubber Vol 3 nr 4-6 - Inviting at Home Rodolpho/ Rolf Weijburg ------------------------------. Collection of INVITATIONS to Stempelplaats complete except for 4 =1976 - Jon Heldstampwork 1976 dec 76 kleurenfoto handgestempeld los =1977 - Niet-stempels Geza Perneczky Tony vd Burg Frans de Jong John Armleder Michael Gibbs Sosno juni 77 los gevouwen A 4 - Miroslav Klivar sept 1977 los - Willy Scholte okt 77 los - Wendela Gevers Deynoot nov 77 los =1978 - Bestempelde envelop 5 -27 jan 1978 en geplande inhoudsopgave los - Cozette de Charmoy in Rubber Vol.1 nr 1 - Robert Jacks in Rubber Vol.1 nr 2 - Barton Lidici Benes los - Pawel Petasz in Rubber Vol.1 nr 4 - Mary C. Combs in Rubber Vol.1 nr 5 - Ulises Carrion Rubber Vol.1 nr 6 MIST - Dik Walraven Rubber Vol.1 nr 7 MIST - Stansfield/Hooykaas in Rubber Vol.1 nr 8 - Ray di Palma in Rubber Vol.1 nr 9 - J.C. Kocman in Rubber Vol.1 nr 10 - Ana Banana & Bill Gaglione in Rubber Vol.1 nr 11 - Frans Immoos english-XAOH & Amity to You 2 uitnodigingen in Rubber Vol.1 nr 12 - Dadaland Stampbook los - Ana Banana Stamp Out Stamps los - Rubber stampdesigns 15 juli-31 aug uitnodigingskaart plus 2 losse blaadjes met informatie over de inhoud van de eerste jaargang en aankondiging van uitgaven van Stempelplaats los - Regina Silveira Topografia oct 78 los =1979 - Davi Det Hompson in Rubber Vol.2 nr 1 - Bruscky/Duch Karimbada Rubber Vol.2 nr 2 MIST - FluxpostKit 7 in Rubber Vol.2 nr 3 - Claudio Goulart in Rubber Vol.2 nr 4 - Diter Rot in Rubber Vol.2 nr 5 - B.Boumans/AKI stempelt in Rubber Vol.2 nr 6 - Henryk Bzdok George Brett in Rubber Vol.2 nr 7 - Ulises Carrion Rubber Vol.2 nr 8 MIST - Ken Friedman in Rubber Vol.2 nr 9 - R.Saunders in Rubber Vol.2 nr 10 - Raul Marroquin in Rubber Vol.2 nr 11 - Schroeck in Rubber Vol.2 nr 12 - Flyer bij laatste 2 nrs Rubber Vol 2 aankondiging van 3e jaargang - Written Projects febr 79 los - Hetty Huisman aanlopen tot niets maart 79 waarschijnlijk 79 los - Common Press sept-oct 79 los - Edouard Bal december 79 los =1980 - Stempels uit Perzië jan 80 los - Poster Stempelkunst in Nederland jan 80 in Rubber Vol.3 nr 1/2/3 - Poster Zes Kunstprojecten los - Gestempelde publicaties juni 80 in boekje Rubber Stamp Publications Rubber Vol.3 nr 4-6 - Stempelakties boekje met 7 kaarten 18 oktober-20 december 1980 los - Lucia del Sasso Food for thought nov 80 los - Stempels in kranten en tijdschriften mei 80 los - Spettstösser april 80 in Rubber Vol.3 nr 4 - ‘Vervallen’ Aart van Barneveld to Pim Wieringa dec 80 los - Endre Tot oct 80 in boek Stamp Actions Rubber Vol.3 nr 10-12 - Bart Boumans ‘Strafwerk en ander werk’ maart 1980 los - Freak Festival uitnodigingsbrief om te participeren 2 A4 met tekening en stempels wrs dec 1980 los =1981 - 4 projects jan-april 81 in boekvorm 5 kaarten los - Papiers d’Affaires 31 jan 81 los - Marius Quee 23-29 feb 81 los - Een Correspondentieprojekt 8-14 maart 81 los - Poster Rubber Stamp Graphics/Stempelgrafiek Fria Elfen Leavenworth Jackson Raymond Titus mei 81 - Minka Mali aug 80 los - Rolf Weijburg aug-sept 81 los - Adriaan Loos ‘Lustkunst’ sept 81los unknown
17128Number 1 only published issue: Step Enterprises Enschede NL1982. 42 x30cm stapled unpaginated. Offset B&W and color. Published by R. Nijland T.Loman E.Westende. Fashion Tattoos Out etc. in Dutch. unknown
20533Numbers 1-14 all published only without No.4. Oconomowoc Lake Wisc. N.d. ca. 1968 -1975. A near complete set of Stooge including the rare number 5 and the variant issues but without no. 4 which was Allen Schiller. One Sheet Phantasy. 7 poems and 7 woodcuts. Hong Kong 1970 in an edition of 35. - No. 1. Fine copy. Untrimmed in orig. blue wrappers. Not dated. Contributors of poetry and design: Mary Moe Curly Kan Weston R.WV. Brown Brett Barton Tim Wardell S.M. Paulsen Jan Tucker Vallejo Smale a.o. - No. 2. Laura Chester Geoff Young Philip Whalen Gene Frumkin Nathaniel Tarn et al. includes the lyrics to three Dylan songs "Please Mrs. Henry" "Million Dollar Bash" "Too Much of Nothing" and "Country Pie" - No. 3 edited by Geoffrey Young and Laura Chester Albuquerque: Stooge 1969 with several Bukowski contributions - No. 4 missing - No. 5. First edition. Young Geoffrey and Laura Chester editors np c. 1970. Scarce fifth issue of Young and Chester's innovative small press poetry magazine. Original white pictorial cardboard folders “from a pre-fabricated box top…notched folds†front with yellow pictorial art image rear with brown image of a large “5†various shaped inside folds over pictorial black & white photographic inside covers looks like alphabet soup with numbers 35 x 31 cm – containing: 22 pictorial broadsides by various authors on various sized sheets various paper one being stamped on yellow napkin / one is an original frottage mostly silkscreen. Loose as issued and laid inside are also 5 small printed cards with words in French English. Portfolio is signed by the cover-designer Allen Schiller founder of Stooge. One from an unknown number of copies. - No. 6. present in all 3 versions: Beige Red and Blue. - No. 7. May 1972. 76 pages illustrated wrappers: the two versions both present: Cow and Calf version & Bull version. - No. 8. March 1973. Guest Editor: James Holmstrand. "If all the people in Xchina jumped simultaneously from six foot platforms the world would be destroyed". - No. 9 With a William Wegman photo on front cover. Work by: David Benedetti Michael Brownstein Marie Harris Anselm Hollo Russell Edson Clayton Eshleman Margaret Atwood Jacques Dupin transl. by Pau Auster Max Douglas James Bertolino Joe Brainard Chuck Lee Lenward Elmslie Laura Chester Geoffrey Young - No. 10 . Guy Williams: Poems for Painters. 1974. - No. 11. Poems and Prose. Cover by John Baldessari. Stooge Oconomowoc Lake Wisc. N.d. ca. 1972. Tog. 102 stencilled pages in illustrated wrappers very light soilage to back wrapper. - No. 12 Geoffrey Young and John Bennett. In XX Arrondissements. 4to; unnumbered pages; Poems by Yound photographs by Bennett. Orig.pictorial wraps. - No. 13. Spring 1975. Editors Geoffrey Young & Laura Chester. Outside cover: Richard Allebn Morris; Inside cover John Baldessari. - No. 14. Howard McCord. The Aectic Desert. Stooge Editions 1975. paperback
11081Nos. 1-7 all publ. Bruxelles oct.1963 - oct. 1966. Original wrappers very slightly soiled and sunned on the spines with paper toning. But internally good copies. Staples lightly oxidized. With numerous illustrations and photographs. Rare complete set. Directed by Christian Dotremont founding member of COBRA with many contributions by him logogrammes and other contributions by Thurber Pierre Alechinsky Pol Bury Asger Jorn Louis Scutenaire Michel Butor etc. Christian Dotremont was born in Tervuren in Belgium in 1922. Through all his life Dotremont experimented with the art - wanted to find the importance of art. Incessant he worked with words - pictures and signs looking and uncovering the facets of art. Dotremont couldn't stop playing with words and concepts - twist them in his own filosofic way and each time end up with a surprising result. Even though he worked with many aspects the most important was always the words. Dotremont was a poet he expressed his feelings and thoughts to the spectator on the beautiful whiteness of the paper. He created torn signs from written arabesques which he named 'Logogramms'. Complete sets are scarrce because much of the stock of No. 2 is said to be lost by Dotremont unknown
18154AGIT-PROP. London UK 1970. Number 0 probably only published issue: 345x235 cm. loose leaves unpaginated. Offset on newsprint rather yellowed; light edgewear unknown
18053Numero Zero 0 Été 72. Paris 1972 all published: 315x215 cm. stapled 23pp. Offset black and sepia. Edited by M. Menant. Directeur F. Torti. Rédacteur en chef: Marc Minoustchine. Interview de C. Bretecher. unknown
18482Number 11. Lynn Ma. N.d. 21.5 x 28 cm. Publisher and Editor: Al Quint. Contributions by Jane Simpkin Chris Jones Ziggy J. Tina Kohler Lisa Putignano Gubby Benji Brian Walsby R. Knox Cindy Mendes Chris Corkum Metal Head Havie M. unknown
16844No. 8: H. de Vries On Language. Ijmuiden Aug. 1972. 46 pages 297x21 cm. Stapled sheets with grass and weeds affixed to one page. Copy number 34 from an edition of 600. unknown
19494Nos. 1 1 1/2 3/4 5 6 8 9/10 11 12 =last. Ijmuiden The Subvers Press Hans Clavin 1970-1976 unbound as issued: a very good set with minor flaws. Near complete set of this periodical which is essential to the international history of concrete and visual poetry- - -Number 1. October 1970. Hans Clavin The Subvers Press Ijmuiden. . 56 pp. Glued in wrappers. Handnumbered 287500. Added: specimen copy consisting of several stapled sheets. -Subvers Teoreties nummer. No. 1 1/2 Dec. 1970. Ijmuiden Subvers Press 1970. Edited by Hans Clavin. 5 loose sheets stapled together. Each features a collaboration by 2 artists their texts are printed on top of each other hence illegible. With Eugen Gomringer/Max Bense Öyvind Fahlström/Pierrer Garnier Paul de Vree/Herman Damen Frans Vanderlinde/Julien Blaine Emmett Williams/Sarenco. Scarce not included in the usual complete collections. Number 2: “Pornographic Poetryâ€: 245x165 cm. loose leaves folder. Color offset. Very good copy. - - Number 3/4: subvers 34 posters / poems Bertini Bory Clavin Deman Lichtenauer Nannucci Perfetti Targowski Todorovic Valoch Wabl. august 1971; -Number 5: “Two phonographies†incomplete: only the silkscreen disc on golden cardboard with orig. Envelope waterstained. Herman Damen. 2 contributions: silkscreen disc on golden cardboard and 24 circular pages printed in offset some foxing with light traces of humidity 22x31 cm. edition of 500 numbered copies. - -Number 6: “Geschichte†by Peter Meijboom. 24x21cm. stapled unpaginated. Mimeograph. Number 8: herman de vries “On Languageâ€. 30x21 cm. softcovers 23pp recto. Offset collage. No. 34 of 600 numbered copies. Very good condition. Number 9/10: “L’Angerie†Hans Clavin. 21x15 cm. softcovers unpaginated. Offset collages. Each page reproduces a classic visual poem that is printed in black and white and in some instances with a highlight color such as red green or yellow. The work is printed as a book De Bezige Bij Amsterdam with no designation that it is an issue of Subvers. - Number 11 “Maskers†by Paul de Vree: 16x16 cm 12 cards in folder folder very lightly foxed otherwise fine. Offset. - Number 12 and last: “Poëzie voor de modale liefhebber “ Poetry for average amateur. 205x145 cm. stapled unpaginated. Mimeograph. No. 19 of 100 numbered copies. Stapled in a page iof glossy paper apparently from architectural periodical. paperback
18177NY: Alan Bernheimer 1971. All and only published. 4to. 66 pp. Some light toning to edges and light staining of front cover else near fine in side-stapled wrappers. Edited by Alan Bernheimer. Thanks to Larry Fagin Merrill Gilfillan Anne Waldman. Cover art by Merrill Gilfillan. Rebecca Wright Michael Waltuch Alex Smith Arlene Ladden Kit Robinson Alan Bernheimer Bill Zavatsky Steve Benson Roger Kamenetz Pat Bizzell Merrill Gilfillan and Paul Violi. unknown
17643924Paris Grenoble and elsewhere 1764. Very good. Contemporary mottled calf; spine tooled in gold; red edges; marbled endpapers. The first Grenoble imprint lacking the first leaf half-title; both Grenoble imprints cropped close just shaving some text; occasional light foxing. Text block splitting from the bottom between two of the pamphlets roughly two-thirds into the volume. Modern armorial bookplate on the front paste-down. Later perhaps early 20th-century handwritten table of contents tipped in at front. An attractive Sammelband suitable for exhibition and study. SAMMELBAND OF 30 ANTI-JESUIT TRACTS ATTESTING TO THE "INTRACTABLE" RELATIONS BETWEEN THE FRENCH STATE AND THE JESUITS DOCUMENTING THE OFFICIAL SUPRESSION PROCESS. <br /> <br /> The earliest documents beginning in 1761 and running into 1762 demonstrate the French government's early steps toward suppression. Many of these edicts demand copies of the order's Constitutions for inspection. Of course it's clear the authorities had already made up their minds evidenced too by their numerous judgments against Jesuit books which appear to have provided abundant bonfire fuel in palace courtyards across the country. We find plenty of references to the Jesuits being kicked out of their homes the confiscation of their property and much on the closure of their schools and plans for their continued operation under state-sponsored control. The penultimate document in our volume is the French king's final blow to the Jesuit order followed by a final edict outlining conditions of Jesuit resettlement in France. If you're expecting sanitized administrative legalese from these documents the amount of invective animosity and hatred may surprise you. Endless referrals to the "so-called Jesuits" underscore a perception that the order must hardly be aligned with the teachings of Jesus. Grievance-laden dressing-downs are ubiquitous. The devastation to Jesuit lives seen here was enormous. Our brief commentaries below merely scratch the surface of what these contain. <br /> <br /> ¶ The suppression of the Jesuits was a global phenomenon that began with their expulsion from Portuguese territories in 1759. From there it spread not simply through the European continent but through its countries' vast overseas empires. The final blow landed with a papal decree of 21 July 1773 though the Jesuits found some sympathetic European pockets where they managed to continue their mission. The order's official restoration was enabled by a papal decree in 1814 from which the Jesuits eventually regained their European footing. <br /> <br /> ¶ The depths of blame for Jesuit suppression has been endlessly plumbed by scholars. The Enlightenment is an oft cited factor as was fear of outsize political influence from Rome and royal desires to seize control of Jesuit revenue sources. "Whichever way one analyses the surviving evidence any attempt to provide a single all-embracing explanation of the destruction and ultimate suppression of the Society is fruitless: there was a whole host of reasons which curiously coalesced into a wider international phenomenon" Whitehead. <br /> <br /> ¶ In France groundwork for Jesuit antipathy had been laid by a deep long-standing theological tension between them and the Jansenists. But everything came to a head with the well intentioned but ill advised trade dealings of one Father Lavalette in Martinique. In trying to improve the condition of his overseas community he found himself hopelessly indebted to French creditors. The Jesuits tried to cover the debts themselves but eventually found themselves in French courts. A Jesuit appeal to the French parlement stacked with individuals not favorably disposed to them was a fatal mistake. "The protracted court proceedings lasted from April to August 1761 and were to prove immensely damaging for the Jesuits as the Society's Institute was examined and ultimately denounced. During the winter of 1761 and the spring of 1762 the parlement of Paris and the fifteen provincial parlements of France deliberated independently on how to deal with the future of the Jesuits within their respective jurisdictions." This decentralized approach to their suppression is vital context for the broad geographic coverage of the volume here. "Enormous power struggles took place in various parlements but the detailed debates of their members were rendered largely irrelevant when on 1 April 1762 the parlement of Paris having found against the Society of Jesus forced the Jesuits to leave the thirty-eight colleges within its jurisdiction" Whitehead. Some provincial parlements continued to shelter the Jesuits-Artois for example from which we have a 1762 decree here-but Louis XV's edict of November 1764 ordered the Society's complete dissolution. <br /> <br /> ¶ The unusually broad geographic coverage of the volume is impressive. While eleven tracts were printed in Paris nineteen ! come from ten different provincial cities the latter often broadcasting the same language the same grievances and the same judgments as those issued from Paris. Even the spine title hints at the variety of origins: Arrets de divers parts Jesuites. The collection is a telling witness to how demotic anger towards the Jesuits developed into an official campaign of suppression in France.<br /> <br /> CONTENTS OF THE COLLECTION:<br /> <br /> 1. Declaration du roi qui ordonne que dans six mois pour tout délai les supérieurs de chacune des maisons de la Société des Jésuites seront tenus de remettre au greffe du conseil les titres de leurs établissements en France; donné a Versailles le 2 août 1761 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1761 - 8 p.<br /> 2. Arrest de la cour du parlement extrait des registres du parlement du 6 août 1761 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1761 - 16 p. - Opening in part "that the said priests and scholars of the said society Jesuits will be required to deliver within three days to the clerk of the said court a printed copy of the Constitutions of the said society."<br /> 3. Arrêt de la cour de parlement du 6 août 1761 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1761 - 12 p. - On the state examination of Jesuit literature. Includes a lengthy list of controversial Jesuit books with Claude Lacroix's expansion of Hermann Busenbaum's Theologia Moralis singled out: "They will be lacerated and burned in the courtyard of the palace" p. 7.<br /> 4. Arrest de la cour de parlement du trois septembre 1761 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1761 - 16 p. - Concerns the inspection of Jesuit books noting that Orazio Torsellini's "Historiae sacrae & profanae epitome" is also to be lacerated and burned in the palace courtyard p. 6.<br /> 5. Arreté du p. de Paris 26 mars 1762 - Manuscript copy of the printed text - 2 pp. 2 mostly blank pp. - More on Jesuit suppression.<br /> 6. Extrait des registres du parlement du 30 avril 1762 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1762 - 11 1 p. - On the seizure of Jesuit property.<br /> 7. Arrest de la cour de parlement - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1762 - 105 1 p. - An extensive overview of Jesuit sins against the state including "dangerous and pernicious assertions of all kinds which the so-called Jesuits have at all times and perseveringly held taught and published in their books" p. 16.<br /> 8. Arrest de la cour de parlement extrait des régistres du parlement du six août 1762 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1762 - 16 p. - In part "concerning the keeping of schools and colleges by others than the aforementioned so-called Jesuits" p. 1.<br /> 9. Arrêt du parlement de Toulouse au sujet des Jésuites extrait des registres du parlement du 5 juin 1762 - Toulouse: Nicolas Caranove 1762 - 24 p. - Like many others opening with the requirement that the Jesuits are to provide a copy of their Constitutions to the court within three days.<br /> 10. Arrest de la cour de parlement qui juge l'apel comme d'abus . de l'institut de la Société se disant de Jesus; fait défenses aux soi-disant Jésuites & à tous autres de porter l'habit de la lite société; de vivre sous les loix de l'institut de ladite Société; d'entretenir aucune correspondance directe our indirecte avec le général & supérieure de ladite société . enjoint aux soi-disans Jésuites de vuider les maisons de ladite société dans quinzaine &c du 26 février 1763 - Toulouse: Widow of Bernard Pijon 1763 - 12 p. - Omitted from the above lengthy title is reference to the multiple the passages on the burning of Jesuit books deemed seditious and contrary to good Christian values p. 2.<br /> 11. Arrêt du parlement de Rouen rendu toutes les chambres assemblées du vendredi 12 février 1762 - Rouen: Jacques-Joseph Le Boullenger 1762 - 24 p. - Again demanding a copy of the Jesuits' constitution for inspection and again with a list of Jesuit books to be lacerated and burned in the palace courtyard p. 19-24.<br /> 12. Arrest du parlement de Rouen du samedi 27 mars 1762 - Rouen: Jacques-Joseph Le Boullenger 1762 - 7 1 p. - Remarks "that there is no way to reform a society that is essentially irreformable which counts among its strange privileges stated in its Constitutions that of being independent in its way of being" p. 3-4.<br /> 13. Arrêt definitif du parlement de Rouen contre les ci-devant soi-disans Jésuites du 21 juin 1762 - Rouen: Jacques-Joseph Le Boullenger 1762 - 19 1 p. - Referencing any government assistance the Jesuits might or might now receive.<br /> 14. Arrest et arretés de la cour de parlement seant a Rouen pour l'exécution des arrêts des 12 février 21 & 28 juin 1762 - Rouen: Jacques-Joseph Le Boullenger 1762 - 31 1 p. - On a letter sent by M. Plesse a Jesuit college official in Caen to the French authorities apparently in response to their indictment.<br /> 15. Arrêt du parlement de Rouen qui ordonne que dans un mois à compter du jour de la publication du présent arrêt tous les prêtres & ecoliers de la ci-devant société qui se disoit de Jesus seront tenus de sortir du royaume à peine d'être poursuivis extraordinairement si ce n'est qu'ils justifiassent avoir quitté ladite ci-devant société avant le douze février mil sept cent soixante-deux &c.; extrait des registres de la cour du 22 mars 1764 - Rouen: Jacques-Joseph Le Boullenger 1764 - 7 1 p. - Declaring that all Jesuits who do not renounce the Society before 12 February 1762 "will be required to leave the kingdom."<br /> 16. Arrest du parlement de Bretagne qui juge l'appel comme d'abus interjetté par Monsieur le Procureur Général du Roi des brefs bulles constitutions &c. concernant les sui-disans Jésuites; extrait des registres du parlement du 27 mai 1762 - Rennes: Guillaume Vatar 1762 - 24 p. - Requesting a copy of the Jesuit Constitutions from its college at Rennes plus more on the Jesuit college there. <br /> 17. Extrait des registres séant a Bordeaux du 8 mars 1762 - Bordeaux 1762 - 7 1 p. - Raises the question: "Does the Jesuit institution tend by its privileges to make this society independent of all spiritual and temporal authority such as it may be Have the views of dangerous politics taken in this institution and this regime the place of those of religion" A copy of the Jesuit Constitution is again requested.<br /> 18. Arrêt de parlement de Bordeaux qui reçoit le Procureur-Général apellant comme d'abus de la Bulle Regimini déclare le régime & l'institut de la société des soi-disans Jésuites attentatoire à toute autorité spirituelle temporelle & incompatible avec les principes & les regles de tout etat policé; & les voeux & faits par lesdits soi-disans Jésuites abusifs téméraires & inconsiderés; fait défense à tous sujets du roi de vivre déformais sous l'empire desdites régles; ordonne qu'au premier août prochain les soi-disans Jésuites vuideront toutes les maisons collèges & noviciats du ressort de la cour dudit parlement; & que lesd. prêtres & ecoliers soi-disans actuellement Jésuites ne pourront être admis à aucun bénefice aucunes charges civiles sans au préalable avoir prêté serment devant un juge royal d'être fidèles au roi de tenir & enseigner les quatre propositions du clergé de France de 1682; & ordonne la saisie & sequestration des biens de ladite société &c.; du 26 mai 1762 - Bordeaux: Jean-Baptiste Lacornée 1762 - 22 p. - The title summarizes the state's grievances against the Jesuits e.g. "incompatible with the principles and the rules of any policed state" and the hardships facing them during their suppression e.g. "priests and students who are currently called Jesuits cannot be admitted to any benefice or civil office without first having taken an oath before a royal judge to be faithful to the king".<br /> 19. Réquisitoire de M. le procureur-général du parlement de Metz au sujet des soi-disans Jésuites - Metz: Joseph Collignon 1762 - 28 p. - More on the Jesuit Constitutions. "The court has no doubt already seen with astonishment the horrible fabric of this body of Constitutions a monstrous work in all its content and which presents a society that one sees at birth humiliate itself" p. 2.<br /> 20. Arrêt du parlement de Dijon contre les soi-disans Jésuites du 11 juillet 1763 - Dijon: Chez Causse 1763 - 12 p. - Again declaring everything about the Society of Jesus incompatible with the French state. "The said court orders that on the first of next October the aforementioned Jesuits remaining within the jurisdiction of the court will empty each and every one of the houses colleges residences or other establishments which they occupy in order to withdraw to such places of the kingdom as they see fit other nevertheless than colleges seminaries or any other house intended for the instruction and education of youth" p. 3.<br /> 21. Avis dans l'affaire des Jesuites d'un conseiller du parlement seant en Bourgogne depuis la réunion à la couronne de cette ancienne pairie; du 11 juillet 1763 - Burgundy 1763 - 42 2 p. last leaf blank - A comprehensive account of the state's grievances against the Jesuits. <br /> 22. Arrêté du conseil souverain de Roussillon au sujet de l'edit du roit donné à Versailles au mois de mars 1762 tendant à modifier l'institut des Jésuites & à fixer leur état s'il étoit possible; du 17 mars 1762 - Roussillon 1762 - 3 1 p. - Demanding copies of the Jesuits' Constitutions and all other regulatory documents.<br /> 23. Arret du conseil souverain de Roussillon qui ordonne à tous les soi-disans Jésuites du ressort de la cour de sortir & vuider toutes leurs maisons dans huitaine &c.; extrait des registres de la cour du 12 juin 1762 - Perpignan: J.B. Reynier 1762 - 28 p. - Demanding the expulsion of Jesuits from their homes.<br /> 24. Arrest du conseil provincial et superieur d'Artois du 5 avril 1762 - Artois or Roussillon 1762 - 8 p. - Addressing the fate of Jesuit schools among other topics.<br /> 25. Arrest du parlement de Dauphiné rendu toutes les chambres assemblées le 21 mars 1763; extrait des registres du parlement - Grenoble: André Giroud 1763 - 12 p. - An exposition of the state's problems with the Jesuits and the fate that now awaits the Society including "seizure of all the goods furniture and buildings possessed by the said Jesuits" as well as "all the incomes and other annual products of the said houses" p. 11.<br /> 26. Arrest du parlement de Dauphiné du 29 août 1763 qui juge l'appel comme d'abus interjetté par M. le procureur général des bulles brefs constitutions & autres réglements de la Société de Jesus; fait défenses aux Jesuites & à tous autres de porter l'habit de ladite société de vivre sous l'obéissance au général & aux constitutions de ladite société & d'entretenir aucune correspondance directe ou indirected avec le général & les supérieurs de cette société ou autres par eux préposès; enjoint auxdits Jesuites de vuider les maisons de ladite société; leur fait défenses de vivre en commun; réservant d'accorder à chacun d'eux les pensions alimentaires nécessaires; comme aussi ordonne à tous ceux desdits Jesuites nés sous une domination étrangere de sortir du royaume au premier octobre prochain &c. &c. &c.; extrait des registres du parlement - Grenoble: André Giroud 1763 - 23 1 p. - "Enjoins the said Jesuits to empty the houses of the said society forbids them to live in common" &c. &c.<br /> 27. Arrest de la cour de parlement de Provence concernant les ci-devant Jésuites qui se trouvent dans le ressort; du 18 janvier 1764 - Aix-en-Provence 1764 - 16 p. - "Such gentlemen is the picture of this society which regards itself as dispersed rather than dissolved which claims to be persecuted and in not at all destroyed. The conduct of its children is consistent with their condition with their known character and with the spirit of their institution; each Jesuit who had some respect in his order reigns today in a circle of which he is the center" p. 4.<br /> 28. Arrest de la cour de parlement du 9 mars 1764 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1764 - 8 p. - More on the burning of Jesuit books not only for their seditious and morally destructive character but also for "teaching a murderous and abominable doctrine not only against the safety of the life of the citizens but even against sacred persons of the sovereigns" p. 4.<br /> 29. Edit du roi concernant la Société des Jésuites donné à Versailles au mois de novembre 1764 - Paris 1764 - 2 p. - Louis XV's final dissolution of the Jesuit order in France and the conditions for those who would remain.<br /> 30. Extrait des registres du parlement du premier décembre 1764 - Paris: Pierre-Guillaume Simon 1764 - 3 1 p. - Concerning the resettlement of the Jesuits ordering that they "will be required to reside in the diocese of their birth and nevetheless will not be able to approach the city of Paris closer than ten leagues" p. 1.<br /> <br /> CATALOGUER'S NOTE: We are grateful to Patrick Olsen for his detailed analysis of the present Sammelband. <br /> <br /> References: Maurice Whitehead "From Expulsion to Restoration: The Jesuits in Crisis 1759-1814" Studies: An Irish Quarterly Review 103.412 Winter 2014/2015 p. 448 454; Dorinda Outram The Enlightenment Cambridge University 2019 p. 36 "Jansenist concerns about returning to the simplicities of the early church fitted well with the concerns of governments struggling to diminish the power of the Catholic Church within their own dominion as is shown by the universal attack on the Jesuit order from 1759". unknown
18467Number 6. Den Haag no date ca.1970. Printed on different colour paper innovartive lay-out. Published by "De Swem" short for Werkgroep Eksperimentele Maatschappij: an initiative in The Hague to organize jobs and schooling a not for profit iniative. Lay-out and contents considerably influenced by Punk. unknown
18921Numbers 1 2 3 and 4 all publ. New York Birth Press Winter 1960-Fall 1961. Spine stapled in original photographic wrappers. Spine of no. 4 lightly faded otherwise all in excellent condition. Each ab. 40 pages. By Tuli Kupferberg. Ostensively anthologies of children's writings but all intermixed with antique woodcuts and Tuli's humor unknown
16545Nos. 1-7 n.d./1968-26/2/1970 continued as new series SYMBOL -BONJOUR Nos. 1-37 n.d.1971-1982. Düsseldorf & Köln Originally: Self-published as schoolperiodical. Later: Verlag Symbol. 1968 - 1982. Size 21x297 cm all limited editions partly signed by the authorseditors and contributors special editions and several numbers accompanied by the original paste-ups used for printing. Several issues with added original artwork. Altogether 62 numbers plus some ephemeral material. Edited and started by Wolfgang Wangler & Friedhelm Jantzen as a mimeographed school periodical in a Gymnasium in Düsseldorf this developed and expanded to a full-fledged highly respected publication. All numbers richly illustrated and with interesting lay-out. Originally mimeographed stapled in the spine. Frequently signed by editors and/or artistst and with numerous special issues De-luxe editions with original signed artwork etc. Added some ephemeral artwork probably first attempts some correspondence from the initial period etc. Fuller details on request. unknown
15910Nos. 1-3 all publ. Agis Verlag Baden-Baden BRD 1965-1967. Orig.wrappers slight soilageinobtrusive blindstamp to no. 3. 225x 21 cm. Contributions by the editor Robert Kudielka Dieter Honisch K.O.Götz Lawrence Alloway Alexander Liberman Hsao Chinetc. "SynGr.=Together. Open possibilities of an integral art beyond the hard-and fast definitions of formalism…." unknown
20101Nos. 2-7 of 7 publ.Brussel 1953-1955. Mimeographed folio nos.2-5 and folded half-folio nos 6-7. Stapled in the left corner. Paper age-yellowd occasionaly foxed and lightly soiled; one page with marginal damage without text loss. The issues have been rhrough the mail Mailing address and postal stamps on some of the numbers. Together with: COBRA Galerie Taptoe Brussels 1956 Alechinsky Appel Baj Jorn Rein d’Haese Roel Ting Wyckaert et Dotremont avec Cobra. Exhibition announcement 18.6 x 26.8 cm printed both sides black ink on white stock.== Features a collective exhibition of COBRA artists held at Galerie Taptoe between July 31 and September 26 1956. Designed by the Polish typographer and artist Corneille Hannoset. Taptoe was a short-lived but influential centre for the arts in Brussels in the 1950s which set out to revitalize Belgium's avant-garde. Near mint copy. Flemish critical literary avant-garde periodical edited by Walter Korun =Piet de Groof. Contributions poetry by Karel du Bois Guus GilsRemy van de Kerckhove H.C.Pernath Erik van Ruysbeek Paul Snoek. In No. 3 the "Open brief aan de reaktie van Johan Daisne" In No. 4 the reaction to this critical Open Letter from Bontridder Gaston Burssens Hugo Claus Simon Vinkenoog Jan Walravens Marcel Wauters. With bookillustration vignets and frontcover of no 5 by Veerle Loman. unknown
17561Nummer 1-2 all publ. München Maistrassenpresse 1965-1966. Original illustrated wrappers square 8vo. First issue b/w 76 pages; second issue 30 pages leporello-printed with white paper between the double pages printed b/w. on coloured stock. Edited by Peter Reuss. Drucke der Jungen Akademie München 1965-1966; typescript offset. Texts by Guntram Vesper Karl Krolow Pitt Morell Ulrich Raschke Claire Goll Pter Handke Uwe Herms Herman Kasack Raoul Hausmann a.o. Woodcuts and linocuts by Uli Kasten Klaus Staeck Klaus Lea Otto Nebel and Gebhardt Photographic illustrations by Michael Neusüss Hannah Höch. unknown
18545Camelot II Productions 1983. Folded 28 x 22 cm.24 pages b/w printed. Artwork by: R. Casso & Adam Gonzales additional artwork by: Mari Fulton. Punk photo calendar featuring shots The Minuteman Saccharine Trust The Angry Samoans D.I. The Meat Puppets Agression CH. 3 Redd Kross circa 1979 SIN 34 The Sluts The Bangles and Black Flag. Limited to 500 only. Includes sticker. unknown
192847825Cambridge Massachusetts American Economic Association 1928. 8vo. Bound with the original red wrappers in contemporary half cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Library stamp to verso of title page. X 828 pp. <br/><br/><em>First printing. </em> hardcover
222Vol. 1-11 no. 1. San Francisco January 1980 - April 1991. Wrappers; 4to. Edited by Kathy Walkup Connie Thorpe Alastair Johnston. Articles on San Francisco Bay Area fine press books and their makers calendar of events specific aspects of book-making typography interviews with book workers and publishers. Together 41 issues of ca. 10-12 pp. each. unknown
18155Nos. 1-3 all publ. London 2004-2008. 295x21 cm stapled not paginated. Edited by Richard Cowdry. Comics for the discerning reader. Adults only unknown
20286THE BUDDHIST THIRD CLASS JUNKMAIL ORACLE: Nos. 1-27 all publ. under this title; #27 also published under the new title: GREAT SWAMP ERIE DADA BOOM. Cleveland/ Ohio 1967- December 1969. Also numbered as: Nos. 1-13 which is also vol. 2 no 1 then the numbering continues from there becoming vol. 2 nos. 2-6 of which the last 4 were also named first to fourth last issue after which publication continued with the "last issue" numbering as 5th to 13th last issue then it stopped definitely. PLUS the Rare PRECURSOR: -SWAMP ERIE "Pipe Dream". Vol. 1 no 1 all publ. Cleveland: d. a. levy 1967.Tabloid 4 pp. incl. covers single folded sheet. Offset printed on newsprint. Old horizontal fold and additional creasing toning and some short marginal tears alloverl about very good. - Newsprint tabloids; illustrated throughout in b/w; light sunning on edges very mild edge wear a bit heavier for nos. 22-240 and incidentally a little wear over de folds. The newsprint paper taken into account this set is overall in quite good condition and very rare so. Absolutely complete set of this journal produced by d. a. levy in Cleveland. All published during his lifetime and edited by d. a. levy himself then after his death continued till no 27. The "Swamp Erie Pipe Dream" is the only issue of this remarkable journal the predecessor to the Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle. This issue includes much Buddhist content as well as levy's poem "the bells of the Cherokee Ponies" a much-deserved attack on prosecutor George Moscarino and more information about the police raid on James Lowell's Asphodel Bookshop. The "Oracle"is profusely illustrated with collage art by d.a.levy and others. Heavily Buddhist influenced promoting drugs and reporting from the counter-culture underground scene of Cleveland and also news taken from papers of other cities. His radical collage art concrete poetry and publishing always put him in conflict with the powers that be in Cleveland: he was arrested and harassed constantly and died under mysterious circumstances suicide murder at the age of 26 in 1968 .Publication was continued by his friend Steve Ferguson until 24l Mar. 1970. Contribs. include Allen Ginsberg Gary Snyder John Sinclair Russell Atkins Charles Bukowski Doug Blazek Paul Puhle Michae Lesy photograph etc; interview with The Velvet Underground increasing attention to underground music and bands visiting Cleveland Syeve Miller Stone Poneys Jefferson Airplane The Who ; passages from The Tibetan Book of the Dead; typical d.a.levy collages throughout also in the advertising;Religious Collage North American Jewish Tantra;.In no. 15 a piece by Rudi Dutschke etc.; the last issues numbering started where Jim Ferguson took over; no. 18 being the 'Fourth Last Issue' published after the suicide of D. A. Levy with his photograph on the front page and the text 'Wanted for the assassination of D.A.Levy'. Very rare complete ongoing set from the beginning. Vol. 2 nos 5 and 6 also as 'The Barking Rabbit or the Buddhist Oracle" ed. by John Rose. Note: From Aug 1969 a second section KALEIDOSCOPE was published;we only have that section for the 12th last issue0. unknown
16967No. 2: Special Low Mindedness Issue. Amsterdam 1976. Tabloid format 12 pp. including covers. The second issue of the underground magazine under the editorship of William Levy a.ka. the Talmudic Wizard of Amsterdam and author of The Virgin Sperm Dancer. Features the impressive design work of Willem de Ridder as well as Levy's humorous and controversial article on Ian Sommerville's sex habits. Very good copy with some minor foxing to extremities of cover and slight fading along spine. Scarce. Together with -- No. 2 1/2: A een linkse hoek: Bajonet charge tegen de Roden. Open brief aan Louis Ferron. Door Susan Janse. Qith photo of nude author by William Levy on back wrapper. Designed by Peter de Ridder. 10pages.no date. ca. 1975 unknown