various Saarland artists, "Künstlerbuch", 1988, with 18 double-page original offset lithographs in two colors on chamois-colored printing paper, each typographically inscribed with the author's name, represented artists: Paul Antonius, Francis Berrar, Bhavyo, Dietmar Binger, Walter Braun, Hans Dahlem, Heinz Diesel, Bettina van Haaren, Horst Hübsch, Hans Husel, Hermann Th. Juncker, Lukas Kramer, Volker Lehnert, Annegret Leiner, Aloys Ohlmann, Volker Scheiblich, Erwin Steitz and Rolf Viva, total edition: 300 copies, one of 50 special copies hand-signed in pencil by the artists in the preliminary sheet (Ex. 37), published by Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken, cover made of black cardboard, printed with the ISBN number on the side, 36 x 30 cm, provenance: collection of the writer Ludwig Harig, Sulzbach. Limit 162,-

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