[Fluxus] Wim T. Schippers, ephemera late 1960s (1) Exhibition brochure Amstel 47, Amsterdam, 1963. Adynamical works, text in Dutch, English, French and German, 6 pp. (2) Two b/w photos of Schipper’s enormous 'chair’ sculpture in the Vondelpark, produced in 1965. Anefo text and stamps on rear. (3) Wim T. Schippers business card, undated. (4) Flyer for Sad Movie, Dodgers Syndicate, 1966-1967, 4 pp. (5) Invitation flyer ‘Papierwerken’, Canteen IFF Hilversum, 1967. (6) Large poster announcing the exhibition 'Eenvoudige moderne kunstvoorwerpen’ at Galerie 20 Amsterdam, 1968, featuring a b/w portrait of the artist. Plus invitation card for the same show. (7) Eight newspaper clippings with interviews and reviews on Wim T. Schipper projects, late 1960s. (total 16)

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