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[Counterculture] Fandagos. The most important European art scandalpaper Fandangos isn't an art paper but an art piece. Ed. M. Schumans, G. van Dijck and R. Marroquin. Maastricht, Agora Studio (and Jan van Eyck Academy). 3 rare issues: Phandangos 3! (June 1974), Van Tango's 4 (Autumn/ Winter 1974) and Fun-dangos 5 (early 1975). W. contributions by M. Druks, D. Wessels, A. Gerritsen, M. Gibbs, K. Groh, T. Pegotty, P. Hutchinson, A. Verhoeven, A. Banana, E. Buchwalder, B. Salcedo, J. Caraballo, K. Raeck and M. Konieczny, a.o. Phandangos 3 w. defects. (total 3)

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[Counterculture] Fandagos. The most important European art scandalpaper Fandangos isn't an art paper but an art piece. Ed. M. Schumans, G. van Dijck and R. Marroquin. Maastricht, Agora Studio (and Jan van Eyck Academy). 3 rare issues: Phandangos 3! (June 1974), Van Tango's 4 (Autumn/ Winter 1974) and Fun-dangos 5 (early 1975). W. contributions by M. Druks, D. Wessels, A. Gerritsen, M. Gibbs, K. Groh, T. Pegotty, P. Hutchinson, A. Verhoeven, A. Banana, E. Buchwalder, B. Salcedo, J. Caraballo, K. Raeck and M. Konieczny, a.o. Phandangos 3 w. defects. (total 3)

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