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Art-Rite No. 19
1978
Magazine in collaboration with …

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MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORS. Art-Rite No. 19 1978 Magazine in collaboration with Chris Burden 27 x 20.5 cm Pages 59 Defects

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MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORS. Art-Rite No. 19 1978 Magazine in collaboration with Chris Burden 27 x 20.5 cm Pages 59 Defects

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Collection of 12 original illustration designs by various artists for the magazine "Jugend". Early 20th century. Various techniques: predominantly pen and ink drawings, partly colored. Sheet dimensions from approx. 19 x 15 cm to 32 x 25 cm. Each signed or monogrammed. Mostly mounted on support and under passepartout. Art Nouveau collection of 12 original illustration designs by various artists for the magazine "Jugend". Early 20th century. Various techniques: predominantly pen and ink drawings, partly colored. Sheet dimensions from approx. 19 x 15 cm to 32 x 25 cm. Each signed or monogrammed. Mostly mounted on support and under passepartout. Includes works by Alexander Sandor von Kubinyi (2), Julius von Szeremley, Josef Nikolaus Geis (4), Arpad Schmidhammer (?, monogrammed "AP"), Paula Cäcilie Schmidt-Goy, Friedrich Heubner (2) and Franz Lauterer. - Published from 1896 to 1940, "Jugend - Münchner illustrierte Wochenschrift für Kunst und Leben" gave its name to the art movement of Art Nouveau. However, other styles such as Impressionism and Art Deco also had an influence on the appearance of the magazine. As the present collection shows, the illustrations were characterized by a satirical and culturally critical tone. - Partly atelier-marked and with traces of use and soiling. Some pages with annotations in manuscript. Passepartouts soiled and partly with defects. Interesting collection from an artistic and historical point of view. Collection of 12 original illustration designs by various artists for the magazine "Jugend". Early 20th century. Various techniques: mainly pen and ink drawings, partly colored. Each signed or monogrammed. Mostly mounted on backing and under passepartout. - Includes works by the above mentioned. The magazine "Jugend" (Munich Illustrated Weekly for Art and Life) appeared from 1896 to 1940. As the present collection shows, the illustrations were characterised by a satirical and culturally critical tone. - Partly atelier-marked as well as with traces of use and soiling. Some with annotations in manuscript. Passepartouts soiled and partly with defects. Interesting collection from an artistic as well as historical point of view.

Estim. 500 - 700 EUR

JOYCE (James). Ulysse. Paris, La Maison des Amis des Livres - Adrienne Monnier, 1929. Fort in-8, [4] f., 870 p., [1] f., red half-chagrin with corners, smooth spine, gilt author's name at head corner, gilt title throughout, cover and spine (faded) preserved, untrimmed, gilt head (upper spine partly split). First edition in French. Translation from English by Auguste Morel assisted by Stuart Gilbert, entirely revised by Valery Larbaud with the author's collaboration. Limited edition of 1,200 numbered copies: one of 200 copies hors commerce, and among these one of 170 on alfa vergé (no. 90).

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