Collectible Art

Ed van der Elsken – Hallo!

sold outEd van der Elsken (1925-1990) was born in Amsterdam, where he was trained as a stonecutter and sculptor until 1944. Inspired by the photojournalistic Picture Post and Weegee’s Naked City he shifted his interest from sculpting to photography in the late 1940s. When he…

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Galerie Le Point Cardinal Paris leporello, 1968

sold out9-postcard leporello published by Galerie Le Point Cardinal on the occasion of their group show in March-April 1968. The show included works by Max Ernst, Joachim Ferrer, Claude Georges, Matta, Henri Michaux, Louis Pons, Sima, Dorothea Tanning and Claude Viseux. A work of each of the partaking artists has been included in the leporello. Condition: fine with only slightly bumped corners.

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Hans-Peter Feldmann – Voyeur #1 (first printing)

sold outGerman conceptual artist Hans-Peter Feldmann was born in Düsseldorf in 1941. After having studied painting at the University of Arts & Design in Linz, Austria in the 1960s he turned to reproduction techniques and the appropriation of photographic material. Feldmann’s critical attitude to the art world and to notions of originality and unicity have found expression in the many artist’s books, prints, magazines and multiples that he has published…

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Henri Michaux – Nantes 96

sold outHenri Michaux was born in Namur, Belgium in 1899 and spent his childhood in Brussels, where he studied medicine until he dropped out of university at the age of 21. Inspired by Tolstoy, Dostoevsky and Lautréamont, Michaux concentrated on his own literary experiments in 1922. Michaux’s early writings were mainly published in the French-Belgian avant-garde magazine Le Disque vert, for which he edited a…

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