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Zagreb, 1969. First edition. Leaflet. In fine condition, only a small crease on the upper. left corner.. First edition. Leaflet. Foldout. Very rare publication by the Yugoslavian Beatles Fan Club about the. Yellow Submarine LP. In 1966, when Jugoton (now Croatia Records) from Zagreb and PGP RTB (now PGP RTS) from Belgrade finally opened their doors to modern pop and rock music from UK and US, The Beatles officially became available in the former Yugoslavia record market. Jugoton handled all the official releases from EMI (Parlophone, Apple...) and PGP RTB had the licensing contract with Polydor, so they released the early Beatles stuff recorded in Hamburg with Tony Sheridan. Starting with compilation "A Collection Of Beatles Oldies", released in Yugoslavia in late December 1966 (few weeks after the original UK release date), the Beatles' albums had became regular onwards - "Sgt. Pepper", "The Beatles", "Yellow Submarine", "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be", as well as all the singles from 1967 to 1970… Read More

Wilno [Vilnius]: Drukarnia A. Dworeca, 1925. First edition. Illustrated with two reproductions on Lichtenstein's painting. Text in Yiddish. Illustrated exhibition guide to Isaac Lichtenstein's 1925 exhibition in Vilnius, with his foreword in Yiddish, and the list of more than one hundred exhibited pieces grouped in three sections: oil paintings, watercolors and drawings, and scenic projects. Scarce 1925 exhibition catalogue of the Jewish Avant-Garde Artist Isaac Lichtenstein. Isaac Lichtenstein (1888-1981) painter, graphic artist, art critic. Lichtenstein was born in Łódź, Poland, and studied at Yehuda Pen's art school in Vitebsk. As a young man, he traveled widely. In Paris, he was among the loose group of emigre Jewish, artists, living and working together at the collection of La Ruche (The Beehive) studios in Montparnasse. In 1912, together with Marek Szwarc and Joseph Chaikov Lichtenstein was one of the artists behind the publication of Machmadim, a textless journal of Jewish art. He arrived… Read More

Sosnowiec: Yung-Fen Ekonomja Press, 1936. In original illustrated paper. Artistically restored. In very good condition. In original illustrated paper. 48 p, Cover illustration - linocut by Zygmunt S. Boim, graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris. The Young Zagłębie group of artists was established in 1933. The members - poets, writers and plastic artists - dedicated themselves to distributing original and groundbreaking art. Over the years, the group published three poetry and prose anthologies: "Gerangel" (Struggle, 1933), "Baytshen" (Whips, 1935), and the present anthology, "Yung Zagłębie" (1936). All three anthologies with cover linocuts illustrations by Zygmunt S. Boim.