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Figurative Image (exhibition catalogue)
Published by Figurative Image Group, Dublin, 1979
First Edition
No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Single cream card sheet, printed both sides in red. Illustration by John Kelly. 420x295mm. Roughly folded twice. *Lists artist, work title, medium and price. Exhibiting artists include: Basil Blackshaw, Brian Bourke, Charles Brady, Martin Gale, Derek Hill, John Kelly, Cherith McKinstry, Sean McSweeney, George Potter, Arthur Power, Patrick Pye, Nano Reid, Anita Shelbourne, Pieter Sluis, Camille Souter, Dairine Vanston.* Despite the fold, a good example of this ephemeral record of an important pre-Aosdána group exhibition.
