ian hamilton finlay: Art (8 résultats)

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. Poster. Folio. Folded twice. List of events. booking etc on reverse.

249 x 637mm. Lithograph. With Gary Hincks. Condition: small mark as seen lower left side, otherwise fine. Overall: very good.

No Binding. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton with Gary HINCKS. Two cards: 'Harvester PD98' and 'Gleaner B275'. Both issued Little Sparta: Wild Hawthorn Press, nd (1996). Both cards individual size: 17mm x 11mm. Both Fine copies, as issued. Note: Both items reproduce an image made for the Cinderella stamps (see below) Finlay published in editions for an exhibition at the time when the United Kingdom faced a change in maritime law and the Euro was being mooted as the universal European currency. The first card shows a modern plastic fish box and the name of a fishing boat 'Gleaner B275'. The letter 'B' here represents Belfast, which is its registered port. The stamp has to be sold for 1 Euro. The companion card shows a traditional wooden fish box and the name of a fishing boat 'Harvester PD98'. The letters 'PD' here represents Peterhead, which is its registered port. In this case this stamp has to be sold for 35p. Cinderella stamps are generally privately produced labels that look like a postage stamp.

Etat : Good. First edition. 22 3 ? 8 x 17 3 ? 8 inches. 57 x 44 cm. broadside, printed in two colors. Faint toning along lower edge, else very near fine. Murray 1.9.Ferdinand Kriwet was born in Düsseldorf in 1942, and lives in Dresden. As well as his text works, the artist has also produced 'sound-picture-collages' and experiments in radio, television and publishing.Ian Hamilton Finlay (28 October 1925 ? 27 March 2006) was a Scottish poet, writer, artist, and gardener. He briefly attended Glasgow School of Art and first made his reputation as a writer, ipublishing short stories and plays in the 1950s. In 1961 he founded the Wild Hawthorn Press with Jessie McGuffie and within a few years had established himself internationally as Britain's foremost concrete poet.

Etat : Good. Broadside in 2 colors. 57 x 43 cm.( Murray 1.7)The German artist Franz Mon (*1926) is well known for his works out of writings and counts to one of the most important representatives of the "Concrete Poetry" and "Visual Poetry". Franz Mons ? Epitaph für Konrad Bayer" (CP, S. 126) assoziiert eine Bedeutungzwischen ,non' (= nichts), ,Not' und ,tot'.Ian Hamilton Finlay (28 October 1925 ? 27 March 2006) was a Scottish poet, writer, artist, and gardener. He briefly attended Glasgow School of Art and first made his reputation as a writer, publishing short stories and plays in the 1950s. In 1961 he founded the Wild Hawthorn Press with Jessie McGuffie and within a few years had established himself internationally as Britain's foremost concrete poet.

No Binding. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. FINLAY, Ian Hamilton with Antonia REEVE. Original print titled 'La Revolution est un Bloc'. London: ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art) 1992. The image depicts a bronze sculpture of an axe buried in a wooden block bearing the title text. The axe has two long thin strands of ribbon length hanging from the handle. Printed brown on cream art paper. One of an edition of only 30 copies issued by the Institute of Contemporary Art during his exhibition held there 'Instruments of the Revolution' as one of their ICA Editions prints. Image and sheet size: 61.5cm x 50cm. Fine condition, as issued. Note: Most prints by IHF produced in editions of 250 copies; this, the smallest, being only 30 copies. See entry in Ian Hamilton Finlay: Prints 1963-1997 Druckgrafik. Ostfildern: Cantz 1997. Edited by Rosemarie E. Pahlke and Pia Simig.

Etat : Very Good. 585 x 405 mm. Exhibition poster printed blue, green and brown on white (folded twice) by Ian Hamilton Finlay and Michael Harvey produced on the occasion of Ian Hamilton Finlay's exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, London, between 17 September - 16 October 1977. Illustrated with Finlay's 'Of Famous Arcady Ye Are' (illustration by Michael Harvey). Condition: oval image in good condition, toning to top edge, general handling marks, 2 or 3 fine creases right hand side, fold bottom left corner, 2 closed tears and bruising to bottom edge and handling marks heavier in bottom of print. Very good only.

568 x 768mm screenprint. Signed by Finlay and Nicolson. Rare large format 1970s print. Ref: Simig 4.77.1. Condition: Bruising, wear, creases to edges as seen - 25mm closed tear top edge, 6mm closed tear right edge. Some handling marks and surface wear to main silkscreen. Priced accordingly Very Good Only. Would frame well, posted in large tube extra postage required.