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[CATALOG OF THE COLLECTION]. SAMMLUNG GABRIELSON GÖTEBORG. Berlin, 1923. 23 x 21 cm, cover, typography by Erich BUCHHOLZ. Initial print run of 1,000 copies; approximately 500 copies were destroyed in 1933 by the Nazis at Arthur Segal’s home. Erich Buchholtz, a German artist associated with Schwitters, Huelsenbeck, and Raoul Hausmann, exhibited at the Der Sturm gallery in Berlin, as well as at the famous “Constructivism and Suprematism” exhibition in 1922 at the Van Diemen Gallery. Participants: Arthur Segal, Schwitters, Lissitzky, Klee, Kandinsky, Moholy-Nagy. Reproduced in: - GLOBAL AVANTGARDE TYPOGRAPHY 1915–1950, p. 173, GERMANY 41 - ERICH BUCHHOLZ. OEUVRE CATALOGUS, H8 - THE AVANT-GARDE APPLIED, p. 279 - FUNCTIONAL GRAPHIC DESIGN IN THE 20's, p. 24
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