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New York: Exit Art, 1989. First edition. Original Wraps. Fine. Stapled wraps. Six plates (two in color) plus essay "Here" by Creeley and Hammond's CV. Published on the occasion of Hammond's exhibition at Exit Art February 18 - March 25, 1989. A fine copy of an uncommon Creeley item.

Guernsey: The Toucan Press, 1967. First edition. 8 pp. Printed stapled wrappers. Minor toning, staples slightly rusty. One of one hundred copies printed. Transcript of the fascinating case Mrs Thomas brought (and lost) regarding her husband's manuscript, heard in the Supreme Court of Judicature, Chancery Court V, 8-12 March, 1966.

n.p. [Rome]: n.d. [1944]. First edition thus. [27] pp.; [20] folded leaves of plates. Chemised in a slipcase. One of 298 numbered copies. Some foxing throughout. Chemise retains fragments of original glassine. Contains 22 drawings reproduced photolithographically, plus two culs-de-lampe. In Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement, Whitney Chadwick wrote that Fini's Juliette drawings are "the frank expression of women's sexual power and dominance. Wielding the whip, women become in these drawings an active, bestial presence. The lust that transforms their faces into masks of depravity is manifested in a nervous, charged line that flickers across the page like the tip of a lash." And Peter Webb, in Sphinx, noted that Fini makes Juliette "a vehicle for the expression of female dominance," the illustrations "not illustrative of specific incidents in the book but rather inspired by the atmosphere created by de Sade." The book was, to Fini's amusement, printed secretly on the Vatican presses at night.

New York: B. Ess, 1979. Oversized tabloid format, unbound as issued. Just Another Asshole was an experimental "no wave" publication that ran from 1978 to 1987. Each issue was published in a different format, the first two being xeroxed zines estimated at about 20 copies printed. This third issue compiles various black-and-white photocopy, collage and text-based works; contributors include Barbara Kruger, Dan Graham, Jeff Koons, Jenny Holzer, Becky Howland, Kim Gordon, Barbara Ess, Robin Winters and many more. Fine copy.