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New York: Abrams, 1969.

New York: Crown, 1966, 1966. First Edition.. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good.

Maeght November 1951. 3 woodcuts in color and 9 reproductions in B/W, text by Kandinsky from Regard sur le passé (1913).Very good. Please, ask for complete conditions report.

Revue XXe siècle, 1939 No. 5-6. Chroniques du Jour, Paris, 1939. G. di San Lazzaro and others. With 1 original color lithograph by Ernst, 1 original color gravure by Power, 1 gravure by Severini, 1 etching by Marcoussis and 1 woodcut after Kandinsky. The art journal "XXe Siècle - Chroniques du Jour" was created and published by the versatile Gualtiero di San Lazzaro, journalist, art critique, art dealer. Between 1938 and 1939 San Lazzaro only published 6 issues of the magazine, of which the last is a double number. Vol: 1-2-3-4-5/6. After the War in 1951 the publications resumed as "XXe Siècle - Nouvelle Séries".Very good. A light fold at the top right corner visible through the book.

Incredibly well-connected to the art world of 1960s New York, William Katz wore many hats during his eclectic career. He was Robert Indiana's studio assistant as well as partner, he designed many artists' studios as an architect, curated exhibitions, served as a confidante and muse, and even publisher. In 1967, Katz sought to create a book which showcased the most important pop artists of his time using only the most simplistic of techniques. Fifteen artist (Andy Warhol, Robert Indiana, Robert Creeley, Tom Wesselman, Red Grooms, Kenneth Koch, Marisol, Gerard Melanga, Allen Jones, Peter Saul, Claes Oldenberg, Allen Ginsberg, and John Willenbecher) participated in this project, each creating their own unique rubberstamps to be included in the book. The tipped-in rubberstamp prints are signed in pencil by their respective artist, with the exception of Grooms, Koch, and Warhol. William Katz' signature in pencil is also on the justification page. There are 225 copies of this rare and enchanting book, this… Read More

New York: Abrams, 1971.

Graz: Akademische Druck Verlagsanstalt, 1988. Portfolio with 6 prints in color by Paul Klee in passe-partout. Limited edition of 1000 copies, prints loose as issued guarded in the publishing case in cloth.