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magazine shows three photographs of tattooed bodies. On closer inspection, the
apparently full-body tattoo of a woman proves as paint on tight clothing. Unopened
copy, in an almost "fresh off the press" condition.
64. No 3 [of 3]. 59 pp. on book paper, 4 leaves on art paper with numerous illus. 4to,
original wrappers. - Original edition. - Three numbers appeared between 1931 and
1932. - "Nadrealizam danas i ovde", published in 1930 after the almanac "Nemoguce-
L' impossible" (The Impossible), which constituted the thirteen-member group of
surrealists in Belgrade, the most important platform of the association. It served both
the positioning domestically, as well as the exchange with the Parisian circle around
Breton. - This third and last number contains, among others (including the related
letters of Breton, Crevel, Dalí and Eluard), a text by Ristić and Vane Bor (Stevan
Zivadinović) supporting the "Enquete about Desire", which is considered as the only
surrealist investigation in Europe, outside of Paris. - Also contains contributions by
Aleksandar Vučo, Đorđe Jovanović, René Crevel, René Char, Tristan Tzara, Benjamin
Péret, Dušan Matić, Koča Popović and illus. by Dalí, Max Ernst, Juan Miro, Radojica
Živanović Noe, Matić. - Except for a small tear at bottom of the spine on wrappers very
well-preserved copy.
65. 2 nd Vol., No 13/14. 5 leaves. With numerous fotographed illus. folio, on green
newsprint. - Original edition. - Very rare. - The magazine appeared in only two annual
volumes of 24 issues. - Except for the throughout, slightly browned fold, a weak water
streak and smaller tears at margins, this booklet appears in an unusually excellent
preservation.
66. 1 st Vol. [of 3], No 3 [of 10]. Pp. 89 - 128. With numerous illus. 8to, original
wrappers designed by Karel Teige. - Original edition. - One out of 30 published
numbers. - From October 1927 to July 1931, "Red" continued to play a role as the
literary platform of the group "Devětsil". Gatherings loosened, otherwise very wellpreserved
copy.
67. 1 st Vol. [of 3], No 4 [of 10]. Pp. 129 - 160. With numerous illus. 8to, original
wrappers designed by Karel Teige. - This issue reproduces not only a discussion of
Lissitzky's "Proun", Feininger, Baumeister and Moholy-Nagy, but also those with
representatives of Dada such as Hans Arp, Francis Picabia, Man Ray and the Japanese
Tomoyoshi Murayama, who – after his stay in Berlin – founded the Tokyo based group
MAVO. Illustrated with works of Brancussi, Ernst, Klee, Tanguy. - Loose gatherings, joint
with remains of adhesives, otherwise well-preserved copy.
68. 1 st Vol. [of 3], No 5 [of 10]. Pp. 161 - 199. With numerous illus. 8to, original
wrappers designed by Karel Teige. - Original edtion. - Special issue "International
Architecture". - The volume collects numerous examples of the most important
representatives of the New Architecture from the United States to the Netherlands,
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland and the Soviet Union. - Gatherings partly loose,
otherwise well-preserved copy.
69. 1 st Vol. [of 3], No 9 [of 10]. Pp. 305 - 336. With numerous illus. 8to, original
wrappers designed by Karel Teige. - Original edition. - Special issue "Poeticism" by
Karel Teige and Vítězslav Nezval, in which the "Manifesty Poetismu" is reproduced. In a