Summer 1975, Signed (8 results)

Hardcover. The product is a vintage hardcover book titled "Ice Cream Next Summer" by Elaine Govern, originally published in 1975 by Worzalla Publishing. The book is illustrated by Lawrence Pitzenberger and features the author's signature. This collectible item would be a valuable addition to any book enthusiast's collection, especially for fans of ice cream, summer, and children's literature.; 10.00 x 8.00 x 4.00; Signed by Author n/a.

Wraps. 92 pages. 23 cm. Illustrations. Tables. Notes. Includes articles by Helmut Sonnenfeldt and Lawrence Korb. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Highlighting/underlining. Signed by author. Cover has some wear and soiling.

Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition; First Printing. INSCRIBED by Cathie Pelletier by her poem, "The Suicide." Inscription reads, "To Rolland - You caught me in my morbid years with this one. Not much humor, is there? Cathie Pelletier 4/17/1992." Ships same or next business day. Spine is slightly skewed, minor edge and shelf wear, small bumps on spine ends; otherwise, free from major defect. Protected in archival bag. ; B&W Illustrations; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 131 pages; Signed by Author.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Spring- Summer 1975 Double Issue (11-12). Signed on the Contents page by Katherine Govier beside her poem title, "According To Your Cloth". Very scarce signed. Some age to the spine. First printing. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 176pp literary magazine edited by David Wilk. Special edition to commemorate the life and work of Lorine Niedecker (1903-1970). Light grey thin card covers with light green spine area. Black lettering on front and spine. Front cover photograph by Jonathan Williams who has contributed an essay, a letter and (on the rear cover) an epitaph for Lorine Niedecker. Other contributors include Cid Corman, Thomas A. Clark and William Corbett. Slight wear to top and tail of spine. No inscriptions. In VG+ condiotion. Laid in is a memorial poem by Jonathan Williams "Noah Webster to wee Lorine Niedecker") printed on white card in a limited edition of 200 copies by The Bieler Press for Origin Books, Minneapolis, dated May 1986 and SIGNED by the author. With printed envelope. Inscribed by Author(s).

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Number 1. Quarto. Stapled covers, illustrated by George Schneeman. Wraps lightly toned and with a bit of faint foxing, corners and spine ends bumped, very good or better. Laid in is a typed Signed letter from Alan Davies to Clark Coolidge, who contributes two collaborative poems with Larry Fagin. The inaugural issue of this poetry journal, with contributions by Clark Coolidge, Larry Fagin, John Wieners, Lewis McAdams, Richard Dillon, Lewis Warsh, Aram Saroyan, Alan Davies, Gerard Malanga, Jonathan Cott, and Bill Corbett. Signed.

Title printed in red and 11 sheets of thick card, each with mounted colour Ektachrome photograph (30.3 x 38 cm) and printed caption in red. all sheets on thick white card and mounted on canvas tabs as issued.From the edition limited to 100 copies, signed by both Gilbert and George. ?The Red Sculpture 1975 is a Living-Piece. It has nine distinct sections and lasts 90 minutes. The Sculptors' head and hands are coated in solid red colour and their movements are strictly dictated by words coming from a tape recorder. Each section has a different mood with movements and words to match.? (Eindhoven Catalogue). The presentation was first made at the Art Agency Gallery in Tokyo in 1973, and in Europe and America in 1976. ?In 1975 they created The Red Sculpture . this ?living-piece? lasted ninety minutes and was poetically scripted, with their robot- like movements correlated to the different moods of each of nine distinct sections (e.g., ?Cherry Blossom?, ?Bad Thoughts and Broken Hearts?, ?Wooden Air?, ?Gone?, ?Bloody Life and Dusty Corners?, ?Red Boxers?). Many of these subtitles recur as series titles for photo-pieces of the same years.? (Brenda Richardson). [Ref. The Words of Gilbert & George p. 305; Gilbert & George, the Baltimore Museum of Art, 1984, p. 18]. Original publisher's red cloth with gilt title to upper board and matching red cloth slipcase.

Condition: Near fine. 39 x 51cm oblong red cloth gilt-titled hardcover in slipcase and original white box. Unpaginated [12 leaves including title page]. Signed and hand-numbered by Gilbert and George. 91 of a limited edition of 100. The artists are referred to as "the sculptors" and signed on the title page's dotted lines in their less familiar ordering of "George and Gilbert" - the duo freely swapped their ordering throughout this run. The Red Sculpture originated as a performance in which the artists painted their skin red and made robotic gestures in Tokyo, Japan. This portfolio was published a few years following this to document a 90-minute "living sculpture" event where taped commands prompted the pair to adopt different poses, which the album depicts across eleven captioned colour photographs. One of the rarest of the duo's publications. Near fine condition.