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Architecture, Graphics, Design and Fashion

Mercedes-Benz: a cura di Jurgen Lewandowski

Alfieri, Bruno This is complete catalogue raisonné of all models manufactured by Mercedes-Benz in the first century of the company’s existence. It includes photographs, diagrams, and technical specifications throughout and is a must-have for any Mercedes enthusiast. This copy virtually as new and very scarce thus.

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Mercedes-Benz: a cura di Jurgen Lewandowski

Architecture, Graphics, Design and Fashion

Seven Designers look at Trademark Design

First edition. Design book with contributions by seven well-known figures offering both general thoughts on good design and specific guidance on particular problems associated with trademarks. Contributors include Herbert Bayer, Alvin Lustig, Paul Rand, and Bernard Rudofsky.

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Architecture, Graphics, Design and Fashion

Type: For Books and Advertising

Ettenberg, M. Eugene et al A beautifully printed and still-useful book of typographical theory and practice.

$150

Music, Film, Pop Culture, Politics and Society

The Ascent of Western Civilization: American Independent Rock, 1976-1991

An experimental art zine, this issue focusing on underground music. Thread Waxing Space has always been an arena for provocation and innovation; a place to stimulate the discourses on issues in contemporary art production and culture.

$75

Art and Photography

Dyn: Review of Modern Art

The first three issues of arts publication published by the [ex] surrealist Wolfgang Paalen was issued from Paalen’s new home in Mexico and sought to fill a void of serious reviews of art and literature created by the turmoil of WWII (Henry Mooore, Alexander Calder, and himself).

$300

Art and Photography

The Record as Artwork from Futurism to Conceptual Art

Celant, Germano Catalogue of exhibition that presented the extensive art record collection of Germano Celant. Celant has been an immensely influential figure over the past four decades and his writing and curatorial work has been especially important to in creating a critical framework for both conceptualism and Arte Povera.

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The Record as Artwork from Futurism to Conceptual Art

Music, Film, Pop Culture, Politics and Society

Fresh: Hip Hop Don't Stop

George, Nelson; Banes, Sally; Flinker, Susan and Romanowski, Patty First Edition. A thorough look at hip hop subculture, specifically in nyc. Features major designers that took hip hop fashion to main stream, notably Stephen Sprouse. Engaging photos of breakdancesrs, musicans (Grandmaster Flash), and instructives on how to wear the hip hop style and accessories. A scarce copy.

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Fresh: Hip Hop Don't Stop

Music, Film, Pop Culture, Politics and Society

Gay Semiotics [together with] Castro St. x 24

Fischer, Hal Made by a participant in the scene which he documents, Fischer’s two books are an odd melding of impulses: almost anthropological on one hand, but filled with first-person subjectivity throughout. Together they are an extraordinary record gay culture in San Francisco during a period it when it was expanding rapidly and no longer seeking to conform to mainstream societal norms.

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Gay Semiotics [together with] Castro St. x 24

Art and Photography

Irving Penn

Szarkowski, John Half title page: signed, "Irving Penn N.Y. 1984." Signed by Irving Penn. This book includes 156 plates, color and b/w, covering most of Penn's work, his fashion photographs, portraits (Anaïs Nin, Truman Capote, Henry Moore, Barnett Newman.) still-lives, work of portraits in New-Guinea, Morocco, Dahomey with a portable studio.

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