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Dieter Roth. 4 Novellas. - Hreggvidur Hlynur. 2 double issues & 4 single issues. Collected Works 35. Basel, Dieter Roth Verlag 1991. Five original paperbacks, four of which are richly illustrated, in an original clear protective sleeve with two printed title stickers. - A signed copy dedicated to Andrea Tippel. Auction start time: approx. 1:45 p.m. (schedule subject to change) Collected Works 35. — One of 300 copies; however, very few contain all five parts (see below). — The “Bastelnovellen” 1–3, written under pseudonyms, were a parody of the Bastei novels, whose titles are playfully distorted here. - Number 1: Max Plunderbaum. The Original, or Can the Painting Be the Painter’s? 1991. 2nd edition. Print run: 300. - Number 2: Fax Hundetraum. The Riginal [...]. 1975. Print run of 1,000. - Number 3: Ratz Hundefutter. The Fatal Original. 1978. Print run of 1,000. Monogrammed and dated on the front cover. - 4. A 50-Year Life Story. 1980. Print run of 600. — Includes the fifth part, which is usually missing: Hreggvidur Hlynur. 2 tvöfaldir & 4 einfaldir. Skáldsaga. Stuttgart, Dieter Roth’s Verlag 1967. Original paperback with two illustrated covers designed by Dieter Roth. In Icelandic. The outer cover bears the main title “Tveir”; the frontispiece is signed by Roth and dated “93.” - On the clear slipcase is a handwritten dedication by Dieter Roth to Andrea Tippel (1945–2012): “Dear Andrea [...] You always rescue me in small ways—do you know that?” In 1987, Roth had published Tippel’s novel “Auf Bleshuhnfüßen.” In 1997, she accepted a professorship at the Hamburg University of Fine Arts; in 2000, she was a founding member of the Dieter Roth Academy. - Probably the rarest “volume” of the Collected Works. Dobke Books K 1–4 form K 5. — Dobke, *Dieter Roth in Print*, p. 149 30.0 × 21.0 cm (slipcase).
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