Jacks Robert, Signed (18 results)

Artists books, printed works, folios and ephemera from the artist's collection 1969 - 2009. Melbourne : Douglas Stewart Fine Books, 2010. Quarto, illustrated wrappers, pp. [36], illustrated in colour, essay by Douglas Stewart, 73 works photographed and catalogued, with prices. One of a handful of copies signed by the artist in 2010.

Large 4to, colour and black and white illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. . Number 161 in a limited edition of 500 copies, signed and numbered by the artist.

Large 4to, with colour and black and white illustrations. A very good hardback copy in dust jacket with bump and closed tears to foot of spine. . Signed and numbered by the artist to free front endpaper. No. 311 of edition of 500.

Castlemaine : Castlemaine State Festival, 1996. Quarto, lettered wrappers, signed on the upper wrapper by Robert Jacks (signature a little rubbed), pp. 36, illustrated.

Trade Paperback. [12] pages. 5 by 4-1/2 inches. By the Australian painter, sculptor and printmaker. One stamp per leaf, stamped rectos only. One of a series of 12 hand-stamped artist's books created by Jacks between 1973 - 1982. 'Jacks was in North America from 1968 to 1977 and started producing small, hand-made artists' books, often using his trademark feature of hand-stamping. ' -- University of Melbourne, Collections, Issue 6. A near fine copy in wrappers (paperback) stapled and bound with black tape. Edge wear, uneven toning to covers. Signed by the author in pencil on the cover.

150 x 93mm, printed paper wrapper with title, twelve plain postcards with a different hand stamp design, signed by Robert Jacks on front wrapper.

New York: Robert Jacks, 1977 [Harcourt: 2007]. Folio, yellow card hand-stamped wrappers staple bound with cloth tape, seven leaves of yellow card, each punched with a hold at a different point. Upon flicking through, the series of holes forms a line drawn from top to bottom. Edition: 5 signed copies. Reference : ANDERSON, Peter. The artist?s books of Robert Jacks. Bendigo : Bendigo Art Gallery, 2009, p. 31 ROBERT JACKS. Artists books, printed works, folios and ephemera from the artist?s collection 1969 ? 2009. Melbourne : Douglas Stewart Fine Books, 2010, item 32 (illustrated) Collections : Museum of Modern Art, New York Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.

New York : Robert Jacks, 1977 [Harcourt: 2007]. Folio, red card hand-stamped wrappers staple bound with cloth tape, nine leaves of red card, each punched with a hold at a different point. Upon flicking through, the series of holes forms a circle. Edition: 5 signed copies Reference : ANDERSON, Peter. The artist?s books of Robert Jacks. Bendigo : Bendigo Art Gallery, 2009, p. 30 (illustrated) ROBERT JACKS. Artists books, printed works, folios and ephemera from the artist?s collection 1969 ? 2009. Melbourne : Douglas Stewart Fine Books, 2010, item 31 (illustrated) Collections : Museum of Modern Art, New York Kunstbibliothek, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin.

Sydney: Craftsman House 2001. Quarto, boards in dustjacket, spine sunned, 168 pp. profusely illustrated. Signed by the artist, dated in the year of publication, with a warm presentation inscription from Robert Jacks to Australian artist Yvonne Audette, with a small pen drawing. The first major monograph on Jacks. Provenance: Australian artist Yvonne Audette (born 1930). Acquired from the artist in 2025.

Collage of cutouts of coloured papers by Robert Jacks, 230 x 440 mm, central fold as issued, signed and dated lower right, numbered HC 8/10. Verso with letterpress text and two small collage details. An hors commerce artwork created by Robert Jacks for the limited edition artist's book titled Collage : A book of papiers collés by Sydney Ball, Andrew Christofides, Robert Jacks, George Johnson, Inge King, Allan Mitelman. Melbourne : Jenny Zimmer, 1999. This rare book, contained in a folding clamshell box with lettered papered boards, containing the folio, printed wrappers, unpaginated, printed by Larry Rawling in folding sections, introduction by Jenny Zimmer, six folding sections printed with the artist's name and a quote from either The Harafish or Echoes of an autobiography written by Naguib Mahfouz, each containing an original paper collage by the artist, signed and numbered. Limited to 50 copies (plus 10 HC copies) signed by Jenny Zimmer. Provenance : Professor Jenny Zimmer, distinguished art historian, author and publisher.

Collage of cutouts of coloured papers by Robert Jacks, 230 x 440 mm, central fold as issued, signed and dated lower right, numbered HC 7/10. Verso with letterpress text and two small collage details. An hors commerce artwork created by Robert Jacks for the limited edition artist's book titled Collage : A book of papiers collés by Sydney Ball, Andrew Christofides, Robert Jacks, George Johnson, Inge King, Allan Mitelman. Melbourne : Jenny Zimmer, 1999. This rare book, contained in a folding clamshell box with lettered papered boards, containing the folio, printed wrappers, unpaginated, printed by Larry Rawling in folding sections, introduction by Jenny Zimmer, six folding sections printed with the artist's name and a quote from either The Harafish or Echoes of an autobiography written by Naguib Mahfouz, each containing an original paper collage by the artist, signed and numbered. Limited to 50 copies (plus 10 HC copies) signed by Jenny Zimmer. Provenance : Professor Jenny Zimmer, distinguished art historian, author and publisher.

New York : Robert Jacks, 1977 [remade in Harcourt, Victoria, 2007]. Folio, blue card hand-stamped wrappers, staple bound with cloth tape, ten leaves of blue card, each punched with a hole at a different point. Upon flicking through, the series of holes forms a spiral, one of Jacks? emblems. Printed an edition of 5 copies, signed, numbered and titled by the artist on the upper wrapper. Originally created in New York with the title Spiral Drawingin an anticipated edition of 50 copies, in fact only 10 copies were made. Spiral Drawing was one of a series of three 'punched' books, Circular Drawing, Spiral Drawing and Top - Bottomwhich were also issued bound as a set of the three volumes with the title in manuscript 'who's afraid of red, yellow and blue'. This set was issued in an edition of 6 copies. In 2007, Jacks recreated his original 1977 publication at his studio in Harcourt, in an edition of 5 copies. Rare. References: ANDERSON, Peter. The artist?s books of Robert Jacks. Bendigo : Bendigo Art Gallery, 2009.: p. 31 Collections (the 1977 edition): Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Kunstbibliothek, Berlin.

Melbourne: Macmillan Art Publishing, 2004. Folio (37 x 27 cm), embossed with an original collage design by the artist on front panel, housed in striking red and blue clamshell box; [20] pages, illustrated throughout and accompanied by poetry by James Joyce et al. The deluxe edition, limited to 100 copies, in the superior binding, with an original signed screenprint bound in. The Bloomsday book was conceived by Jacks as part of his involvement with the centenary of Bloomsday, the day of events in the work Ulysses. The book features striking Robert Jacks designs interwoven with poems, comments and quotations from the Joyce classic. The elegant and attractive deluxe edition.

A book of papiers collés by Sydney Ball, Andrew Christofides, Robert Jacks, George Johnson, Inge King, Allan Mitelman. Melbourne : Jenny Zimmer, 1999. Quarto, folding clamshell box with lettered papered boards, containing the folio, printed wrappers, unpaginated, printed by Larry Rawling in folding sections, introduction by Jenny Zimmer, six folding sections printed with the artist's name and a quote from either The Harafish or Echoes of an autobiography written by Naguib Mahfouz, each containing an original paper collage by the artist, signed and numbered. Limited to 50 copies signed by Jenny Zimmer. A rare and beautiful artist's book, including a series of original signed artworks.

A book of original serigraphs by Robert Jacks. Melbourne and Townsville : Lyre Bird Press & Zimmer Editions, 1999. Large folio (520 x 410mm), embossed canvas covered boards with plain black paper jacket, vivid yellow endpapers, 16pp of text and striking full page original screenprints by Jacks. Limited to 30 copies signed by the artist.Anderson: p. 39. This work was the winner of the National Works on Paper Prize in 1999. Collections: National Gallery of Australia; State Library of Queensland; State Library of Victoria; State Library of New South Wales; Monash University Library; Bibliotheca Librorum.

[Melbourne : the artist], 1990. Oblong folio (175 x 290 mm), 20 leaves of rag paper with green hand stamped designs, some pages loose. manuscript title to upper panel, signed by Jacks, green tape to spine. A unique artist's book by Robert Jacks.

Sydney : Craftsman House, 2001. Quarto, silver-lettered purple silk in matching slipcase with colour pictorial inlay, 168 pp, profusely illustrated. One of 100 deluxe copies specially bound and containing an original signed watercolour painting of Jacks' distinctive emblem. The watercolour measures 280 x 185 mm and is signed lower right.

A rare group of collaborative stamp sets published by Robert Jacks with contributors from the Upper Stamp movement. These early sets, featuring original rubber stamps, were produced in very low numbers. 'In addition to being included in exhibitions, publications and other editions coordinated by others, Jacks also coordinated and produced a number of collections of stamp and photocopy works. The first of these wasStamps, which consists of three boxed editions of loose leaves, featuring stamps by some twenty-two artists, including Ric Evans, Robert McPherson, Peter Fleishman and Peter Burgess.' - ANDERSON, Peter. The artist?s books of Robert Jacks. Bendigo : Bendigo Art Gallery, 2009, p. 12. Stamps 1976 Number 1. Austin: R. Jacks, October 1976. Black card box 290 x 226mm with title label, containing nineteen sheets hand-stamped with designs by a series of artists. The artists are Stan Nishimura, Arthur Gibbons, Ray di Palma, Peter Robbins, Peggy Lewis, Jim Zver, Robert Jacks, Peter Fleishman and Robert McNealy. Stamps 1977 Number 2. New York: R. Jacks, November 1977. Black card box 290 x 226mm with title label, containing twenty sheets hand-stamped with designs by a series of artists, interleaved with card. Several of the artists have signed the title sheet, as follows: The artists are Peter Burgess, Ray di Palma (SIGNED), John Doyle (SIGNED), Letita Eldredge (SIGNED), Gail Flanery, William Hellermann, Robert Jacks (SIGNED), Elizabeth Leszcynski, Gordon Meyer (SIGNED), Melissa Meyer, Stan Nishimura (SIGNED), Susan Tunick. Stamps 1977 Number 3. New York: R. Jacks, August 1977. Black card box 290 x 226mm with title label detached and missing, containing twenty-two sheets hand-stamped with designs by a series of artists, interleaved with card. Several of the artists have signed the title sheet, as follows: The artists are Carol Bruns (SIGNED), Ray di Palma (SIGNED), Ric Evans (SIGNED), Peter Fleishman (SIGNED), Vincent Hum, Robert Jacks (SIGNED), Robert McNealy, Robert McPherson, Gordon Meyer (SIGNED), Paul Stratigos (SIGNED). Rare works by Jacks and colleagues. Provenance : the estate of Robert Jacks.