brewton johnny (26 risultati)

Nicely printed in light gray on charcoal stock. Bukowski's quote is: "My Beerdrunk Soul is Sadder Than All the Dead Christmas Trees of the World." Fine.

Tall broadside poem measuring 24" x 5." First edition. Published as part of X-Ray Photoproject No. 1, but is here offered separately. Printed by the Verdant Press. Fine.

Soft cover. Condizione: N-Fine. Johnny Brewton (illustratore). First Edition/First Printing. A square solid tight copy. The front cover of title has a keyhole die-cut into it. This copy has a short tear at both bottom corners of that keyhole. Their were 203 numbered copies of this edition printed,the first 100 of which were signed and numbered by the author. This is number 5. This story first appeared in an earlier version in Beat Hotel. The introduction by the author appeared in slightly different form in Memoirs of a Bastard Angel. THIS ITEM IS IN MY POSSESSION AND NORMALLY SHIPS NEXT DAY. Signed by Author(s). Book.

Oblong 32mo. Pamphlet. First edition. Designed and hand-printed letterpress by Johnny Brewton under the pseudonym "Skillet Marimba." Prints Gonzales' Christmas story originally recorded in 1954, along with a glossary of slang terms from Bab's be-bop dictionary. Limited to 100 copies given to friends of the press as a 2010 Christmas greeting. This copy is an artist proof labeled A/P. Very fine.

Pamphlet. First edition. Limited to only 75 copies. Printed letterpress, designed and assembled by Johnny Brewton. Features collage art by various people including Brewton under his own name and as "Skillet Marimba," Mark Faigenbaum, and others. Prints a "Manifesto" on collage art by Brewton and Dan Melchior. Publication announcement and invite for the exhibition opening laid in. As new in publisher's mylar bag.

A magazine in a bag. Plastic bag with cardboard header containing various pamphlets, broadsides, and art objects with appearances by Johnny Brewton, Mark Mothersbaugh, Ernst Richter, Jim Camp, Mark Faigenbaum, and many others. Limited to 100 numbered copies. As new.

softcover. Condizione: As new. Johnny Brewton (illustratore). First edition. Sniffing Keyholes remains the centerpiece of Beat Hotel published in 1984 and printed separately by Synaesthesia Press. A sex/dope scene between amascular black youth called Melo and a blond Russian princess called Z.Z. There were 203 numbered copies of this edition printed,the first 100 of which were signed and numbered by the author. This is number 82. Like new, first Synaesthesia edition. 5½" - 8½". Signed by author. book.

Softcover. Condizione: Fine. No jacket. signed by all three authors. New. 30 invented alphabets on cards by the authors. This #11/12 sets, In a black envelope.

Condizione: Fine. First Edition. One of 75 copies of this exhibition catalog for a show of collage art held at a San Francisco record shop for one month in late 2014. Eighteen artists each have one piece reproduced; the publication is prefaced with a manifesto by the editor and Dan Melchior ("Raise high the scissors of liberation brothers and sisters, now is the time to edit bland reality.") The covers are printed letterpress; the first and last leaves appear to be repurposed from a 19th century atlas. 8-1/2 by 5-1/2 inches. [24] pages. First edition (first printing). Fine in stapled wrappers, as issued. With a copy of the small letterpress broadside announcement of the art show opening. This copy is not numbered; instead, the original recipient's name is written in pencil on the colophon.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Limited Edition. Near fine copy in softcover. 181/200 copies. Pocket with letterpress broadsides from: Ruth Weiss, A.D. Winans, Billy Childish, Wanda Coleman, Dan Fante, Charles Bukowski IB.

Paperback. Condizione: Near Fine. Limited Edition. Edited and assembled by Johnny Brewton. This edition is limited to 226 copies, 200 are numbered and 26 are lettered A-Z. This is copy no.114. Contributors include Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, Ann Cohen, &c. Minor shelfwear: light scuffing along edges, light fading along cover edges. Tightly bound, no marks. Volume is in Near Fine condition.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very good. No jacket. Bin 4 (Long Case). Fall 1998 issue. Various contributors including Charles Bukowaski, artnoose, Dan Fante. Copy 99 of 200 issued. Plastic stab binding, all original artifacts included.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. Unique box set of booklet, sleeved cards, stamps, photos, etc. Includes original wooden block with "x" stamp. Also includes card signed by editor, Johnny Brewton. Part of a very limited printing of 26 lettered copies and 100 numbered copies. This is copy "J" of the letterpress copies. Individual pieces in box are signed. Signed by Author(s).

Issue number 9 of X-Ray magazine, an art assemblage publication from Johnny Brewton. this issue came in a cardboard box with printed sticker and wraparound band. Contents unopened. This is #16 out of an edition of 100 numbered copies (26 were lettered). Fine copy, with contents unopened. Original plastic bag which held the box is present but split on one side.

Paperback. First edition. The seventh installment of this literary journal combining found objects, broadsides, and tipped-in materials. Some contributors made 226 copies of their work (the entire print run); others sent things in to the editor who printed them (letterpress for broadsides). The contents were velobound with acetate wrappers. The covers are three-piece assemblies, each featuring a letter. The contributors to this issue include Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, Hubert Selby Jr., Bern Porter, and many others. The Bukowski contribution is a printed broadside poem titled "The Word." There is also a laid in original color photograph by Michael Montfort (4-7/8 by 3-1/2 inches) of Bukowski standing in his doorway. This issue includes two loose pieces, a photocopied "thanks for parking so close" flier and a sheet with instructions beginning, "Remove shape card." The final bound leaf is printed in Braille. 7 by 8-1/2 inches. A fine example, with a letter E on the cover. This is copy 190 of 200. With the original plastic bag (rather wrinkled).

Paperback. First edition. The seventh installment of this literary journal combining found objects, broadsides, and tipped-in materials. Some contributors made 226 copies of their work (the entire print run); others sent things in to the editor who printed them (letterpress for broadsides). The contents were velobound with acetate wrappers. The covers are three-piece assemblies, each featuring a letter. The contributors to this issue include Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, Hubert Selby Jr., Bern Porter, and many others. The Bukowski contribution is a printed broadside poem titled "The Word." There is also a laid in original color photograph by Michael Montfort (4-7/8 by 3-1/2 inches) of Bukowski standing in his doorway. This issue includes two loose pieces, a photocopied "thanks for parking so close" flier and a sheet with instructions beginning, "Remove shape card." The final bound leaf is printed in Braille. 7 by 8-1/2 inches. A fine example, with a letter P on the cover. This is copy 189 of 200. The original plastic bag is not present.

Brewton (using the pseudonym "Skillet Marimba") created this collage for publication in Kut-Uup! No. 1, a periodical designed and published by him devoted to collage art. Features an intriguing image of a seated man in a 40's-style suite with a schematic where his head should be. The image is surrounded by an ornamental border and sandwiched between two pieces of glass framed in black. Signed by Brewton as "Skillet Marimba" on the back. Brewton is the publisher and designer of the highly regarded X-Ray magazine as well as other publications, and his work as a graphic designer includes art direction and design of Tom Waits' release Orphans (Brawlers, Bawlers, & Bastards). As new (ca. 11" x 9" overall).

Limited Edition. Collection of fine press broadsides, ephemera, postcards and photographs. Housed in publisher's box with wraparound paper label that ties on the reverse. Fine condition. This edition was limited to twenty-six lettered copies, this is copy 'U'. An interesting and elaborate literary journal. Contributors include Richard Brautigan, Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, John Held Jr., Michael Montfort, Thurston Moore and others. Contains a vinyl record.

String bound wraps. Condizione: VG. Illustrated by Johnny Brewton and Karoline Schleh (illustratore). Limited/Numbered Edition. Original Limited Edition No. 171 of 300 numbered copies. 26 Lettered Copies also published. Printed by hand at the New Orleans School of Glass Works and Printmaking Studio. The two inside pages have translucent rice paper flyleaves and the obituary for Timothy Leary, written by Hunter Thompson and originally printed in Rolling Stone Magazine. Both front and rear grey paper wraps fold out. "Timothy Leary 1920-1996" and "Woody Creek, Colorado June 9, 1996" printed on the front. Gonzo emblem embossed on rear inside flap. Attached to the rear fold out is a scored, simulated sheet of blotter acid with a likeness of Leary on each square. The sheet is printed in magenta ink with *Caution: Do Not Drop at the bottom. Outside wraps have light fading to edges with fine interior and solid string binding. A very nice copy of this Rare publication. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; Glass case counter.

Condizione: Near Fine. San Francisco: X-Ray Book Company, 1996. First Edition, limited issue of 226 copies, of which 200 were numbered, this being #101. Octavo; unpaginated. Illustrations on multi-color varying types of paper stock; envelope, cards, notes mounted throughout. Acetate covers secured in hard black plastic fasteners; yellow cover decorated in felt; "Red Man American Red Grape Wine" label to rear. "A Visit from Jake" chapbook by Brautigan laid in. Rubbing to edges; binding sound; pages unmarked. A Near Fine copy of this attractive and meticulously produced magazine devoted to poetry and the arts; uncommon.

First Edition. One of 100 numbered copies, this being copy no.53. Thirty-two inserts (chiefly small letterpressed broadsides of varying sizes), including two pins, a plastic comb, and other articles, housed in a clear acetate bag, sealed with two brass brads and a letterpressed paper seal detailing the contents and contributors on verso. Various inserts numbered and signed in pencil by their contributors. A Fine copy, apparently unopened, retaining the packaging from the original owner. Second issue of this wonderful assemblage "magazine," published by Johnny and Giselle Brewton of the Pasadena-based X-Ray Book Co. "Unlike "normal" magazines Bagazine points focus at assemblage, handwork and print making, photography, painting, chapbooks, graphic design, typography, letterpress, Visual Poetry and the unusual. Bagazine explores the assemblage and modern subculture of Bagism and creative Happening" (from the "biography" section of the Bagazine site). This issue contains a small broadside printing Bukowski's poem "A Consistent Sort." Debritto A204.

Condizione: Fine. First Edition. The tenth and final issue of this literary series, each issued in a different format. This issue includes a small-format chapbook and many small broadsides and single-sheet illustrations. The printed material is housed in a stiff paper box with a piece of wood as a spacer. Contributors include Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, Karen Switzer, Lyn Lifshin, and John M. Bennett, among others. One of 100 numbered copies (there were also 26 lettered copies). A fine copy, with the glassine wrapper for the printed contents unopened and in fine condition. In a fine box.

Condizione: Very Good +. San Francisco: Pneumatic Press, 1994. First Edition; no. 80 of a run of 200. Octavo (22cm); [80]pp. Clear (x-ray) acetate wrappers with sturdy binding strip and exposed spine. Illustrations, photographs, collages, and found objects throughout. Wraps clean with sharp corners. Textblock and endsheets clean. Some bumping and toning to interior pages; transfer from pasted-in paper sample appears on first few pages. Nevertheless a Very Good or better copy of this eclectic magazine. Signed by editor Johnny Brewton and contributor John Tostado at pp. [3] and [17], respectively. Signed by Sobolewski at page 80 without a first name; two Sobolewskis can be found in contributor list. Includes poetry by Charles Bukowski, interviews with John Cage and Jackson Mac Low, and a comic strip by Keith Knight.

Condizione: Fine. First Edition. The ninth and penultimate issue of this literary series, each issued in a different format. This issue includes a number of printed broadsides in a cardboard box with a bellyband. It also includes a 45 record of shortwave broadcasts collected by Mike Powell. Contributors include Charles Bukowski, Thurston Moore, Dan Fante, Billy Childish, Michael Montfort, Bern Porter, A. D. Winans, and others. One of 100 numbered copies (there were also 26 lettered copies). A fine copy, still sealed in the original plastic bag it shipped in. Entirely unopened.

First Edition. One of 100 numbered copies, this being copy no.91. Thirty-two inserts (chiefly small letterpressed broadsides of varying sizes), including two pins, housed in a clear acetate bag, sealed with two brass brads and a letterpressed paper seal detailing the contents and contributors on verso. Various inserts numbered and signed in pencil by their contributors. A Fine copy, apparently unopened, retaining the packaging from the original owner. Debut issue of this wonderful assemblage "magazine," published by Johnny and Giselle Brewton of the Pasadena-based X-Ray Book Co. "Unlike "normal" magazines Bagazine points focus at assemblage, handwork and print making, photography, painting, chapbooks, graphic design, typography, letterpress, Visual Poetry and the unusual. Bagazine explores the assemblage and modern subculture of Bagism and creative Happening" (from the "biography" section of the Bagazine site). This issue contains a 4 1/4" x 3 1/2" broadside printing Bukowski's poem "I Shot the Cat" (which is actually a part of the poem "Panties," collected as part of As Buddha Smiles). The early issues of Bagazine are uncommon in commerce, especially complete. Debritto A196.

Loose sheets in clamshell box. Condizione: As New. Condizione sovraccoperta: No dustwrapper. First Edition. Limited Edition. #43/100 copies (of a total edition of 126). A Very Fine copy. A small square clamshell box containing an unbound assortment of broadsides, leaflets, pamphlets and other ephemera by various authors, inside sliding sealed slipcase, as issued. Contributors include Richard Brautigan, Charles Bukowski, Billy Childish, John Held Jr., Bern Porter, Hunter S. Thompson, A.D. Winans (24 in all). Includes printed errata slip direction to slide box from side. Scarce. Q17833.