POST-WAR ART

Dieter Appelt's portfolio box of photographs.

Artist book, this one of 200 numbered copies, signed by Atkinson and Baldwin.

Artist book, this one of 200 numbered copies, signed by Atkinson and Baldwin.

Deluxe edition limited to 190 copies consisting of the book and an additional portfolio containing 30 original documents, catalogues and manifestos of the Nuclear Art movement (numbered in the portfolio).

“The present exhibition/catalogue clarifies with a new intensity the uses of photography, in a spectrum that ranges from documentation to newly-minted works.

Artworker Foundation (ARFO) was a socio-cultural organisation founded by Hugo Heyrman in Antwerp in 1971.

One of the earliest and most important Conceptual Art printed ephemera.

Conrad Atkinson's art melds the methods of conceptual art with the goals of political activism.

This copy is signed in pen by Lewis Baltz on the title page, and numbered 36.

First Edition consisting of 1000 copies signed and numbered by Basquiat on verso of title-page.

Lynda Benglis felt underrepresented in the male-run artistic community of 1970s New York and so confronted the male ethos in a series of magazine advertisements satirising pin-up girls and Hollywood actresses.

Published by the 'Free International University' founded by Beuys, which was conducted as a pilot project for 100 days during documenta 6, Kassel.

This multiple consists of the proof sheet of the cover of 'segno' no.

An edition of 300 was planned for this multiple, however only 164 copies were eventually produced, each signed and numbered by Beuys.

The chemical formula of the title refers to a truckload of lime shipped from Pescara to Düsseldorf and used to paint Beuys' house.

Each of the ten postcards is illustrated with reproductions of details of 'Honigpumpe am Arbeitsplatz', shown at documenta 6, Kassel, 1977.

Joseph Beuys' 'Filzbriefe' with the signed certificate of authenticity.

The deluxe edition of Boltanki's 'Noticies del dia,' From the deluxe edition limited to 25 signed and numbered copies.

Exhibition catalogue in the form of a poster / announcement.

Original edition, limited to 720 numbered copies, with this copy marked 'hors commerce', and thus printed on slightly larger paper than the remaining edition.