[Ephemera] Alan Charlton, ephemera 1970s Includes four exhibition cards and one catalogue/ artists' book. Double sided postcards include: (1) Alan Charlton. Nigel Greenwood Inc, London 1973. (2) Alan Charlton Paintings. Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven 1976. (3) Four 1 meter squares, each painted with a different grey. 1978. Liliane & Michel Durand-Dessert, Paris 1978. (4) 9 channel paintings, each exhibited simultaneously in 9 British city art galleries. 22 Oct. - 12 Nov. 1977. Verso shows alphabetical list of all spaces, from Aberdeen to Southampton. (5) Alan Charlton. Oxford /Eindhoven, Museum of Modern art /Van Abbemuseum, 1975. Softcover, 21 x 29.5 cm, 36 pp. Features only full page b/w illustrations by the artist, texts by Nick Serota and Rudi Fuchs (in English and Dutch) are published on a loose inlaid brochure. All items are mint. (total 5)

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