SYLVIE FLEURY, Hotheels, 1999
13,5 x 18,7 x 3 cm
2 sets of six different notecards in wrappers, 13 envelopes, cardboard box
published by Hugo Boss
very good condition, rare
€ 245,- plus € 15,- track & Trace registered EU mail
This publication with 2 sets notecards in cardboard box was produced to mark the auction of Sylvie Fleury Formula 1 Dress created by Hugo Boss.
LILY VAN DER STOKKER, Poor museum has no money, 2018
14 x 14 cm
sticker, comes with Cut magazine issue #19
edition 80
published by CUT magazine about art / Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam
inv.LvdS 000
In 2018, Lily van der Stokker was invited to create a solo exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. In such a case it is not unusual to agree that the museum will purchase a work, as an expression of gratitude or support towards the artist. It soon turned out that there was no budget to purchase a work of art by this Dutch artist.
Lily was allowed to come up with proposals for the teaser campaign. She suggested making a sticker with the text ‘Poor museum has no money’. That plan was rejected because there could be a public fuss about money spent by the museum. Van der Stokker then suggested having wrapping paper printed with the text ‘Blockbuster or avantgarde?’. That was also seen as overly critical commentary on the museum.
This sticker comes together with a piece of wrapping paper called “Blockbuster or Avant garde?” as an insert in Cut magazine about art issue #19 – November 2018. Published by Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam, Netherlands. These items accompany an open letter to Dutch journalist Lucette Terborg by Lily that starts as follows: ‘I’m writing to you in response to your review that was published on 13/14 November in the NRC about my retrospective exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum. It was the second time I’d done something like it (the first being in ‘97)….’
YOKO ONO, Shadow Pieces, 1991
each 12.4 x 17.4 cm
8 postcards, cellophane envelope with sticker
published by The Reykjavik Municipal Art Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
inv.YOno 000-pr
Shadow Piece No 1 – “Me and My Shadows”
Shadow Piece No 2 – “Three Beings One Shadow”
Shadow Piece No 3 – “A Successive Shadow Casting And Its Result”
Shadow Piece No 4 – “Put Y our Shadows T together Until They Become One”
Shadow Piece No 5 – “?”
Shadow Piece No 6 – “!”
Shadow Piece No 7 – “Cast Y our Own Shadow”
Shadow Piece No 8 – “Shadow Pieces”
HERMAN DE VRIES, To be, 1974
10 x 14,6 cm
post card, letterpress on hand made rice paper
limited edition 200
mint
published by Kathmandu for Artists Press, Bern, Switzerland
€ 165,- + € 8,- Track & Trace registered EU mail
inv.HdVr 884-pr
GERWALD ROCKENSCHAUB, Paintings 1984-86, 1988
catalogue with 13 colour reproductions + CV
offset print, plastic pin binder
13,4 x 13,5 cm
published by Anders Tornberg Gallery, Lund, Sweden
used, even as such extremely rare
sold
This booklet is definitely an artist’s edition. At least, this catalogue has that feel with its series of solely graphical images. An ultra short CV at the end of the booklet is a kind of spoiler. Gallerist Anders Tornberg worked closely together with artists like Gerald Rockenschaub. Hence Rockenschaub made the design for this publication and agreed on having a CV included.
Gerwald Rockenschaub is painter, techno artist and DJ. He is known for his geometrical and constructed oil paintings and sculptures of the early 1980s, being part of the Neo-Geo movement. In 1985 he made a similar painting (30 x 20 cm) with a white on black Neo-Geo lettering of which the first letter of his initials is mirrored.
foto: K. van Gelder. Amsterdam
LILY VAN DER STOKKER, Decent, tidy, 2014
37.2 x 48.4 x 17.2 cm
acrylic paint, wood, closet paper roll
series of 4 unique pieces
signed, dated with number 3
p.o.r.
This edition is a series of unique pieces. The flowers have different colours from piece to piece.
JOHN M ARMLEDER, Assiettes, 1988
Porcelaine Winterling, set of dinner plates for soup, main course and dessert, 3 parts
verso signed in glaze
edition illimitée
published by Catherine Issert Editions, Saint Paul de Vence, France
rare
each set € 640,- plus € 24,- registered mail Track & Trace
Postcard published by Catherine Issert Editions in 1988:
In 2020 part of the edition was presented as a so-called ‘Furniture Sculpture’ at Galerie Catherine Issert. Opposite to this one all Furniture Sculptures have a number.
CUT magazine about art, issue #19, November 2018
21 x 29,7 cm
comes with sticker and wrapping paper of Lily van der Stokker
for Special Cut Subscribers signed edition of 35 by Wjm Kok
including inserts by Lily van der Stokker
published by Galerie van Gelder, Amsterdam
edition 80
inv. CUT 000
GERHARD RICHTER, Abstract Painting 825-II, 69 Details, 1996
19,2 x 12,3 x 1,5 cm (18,4 x 12,3)
artist’s book, English, HC, including slipcase
signed with fountain pen, stamp numbered, here number 771
edition 1000, of which 100 signed copies issued in English as Special Edition
published by Insel Verlag / for this edition Scalo, Zurich-Berlin-New York, USA
mint
€ 780,- plus € 15,- Track & Trace registered mail
inv.GRich 000-pr
This artist’s book is part of a Special Edition:
850 copies in German; 50 copies in French; 100 copies in English, signed and ink stamp numbered on the last page, subtitled on the fifth page: ‘Für Elise’;
(32 copies, signed in ink, subtitled on the fifth page: ‘Für Elise’, marked in felt-tip pen on the last page: h.c.)
inv.GRich 667
Regular edition: 4,090 copies in German, 5,000 copies in English
Afterword in English by Hans Ulrich Obrist.
History of prices:
Antiquariat/Galerie Buchholz, Cologne, Germany € 680,- 16 April 2020 (‘Für Elise’)
Buchhandlung Klaus Bittner, Cologne, Germany € 498,- 16 April 2020
Antiquariat Udo Schwörer, Pforzheim, Germany € 450,- 16 April 2020
Dashwood Books, New York, USA US$ 400,- 16 April 2020
eBay-zwilling90, Morfelden-Waldorf, Germany € 86,05 February 2007
eBay-marc79, Hannover, Germany € 91,37 August 2005
eBay-marc79, Hannover, Germany US$ 152.51 3 February 2004
ULISES CARRIÓN, Projekt Clues, 1981
ULISES CARRIÓN, Projekt Clues, 1981
11,5 x 21 cm
stencil print
rare