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Visions from The Twilight Zone / Schumer, Arlen ; Breton A ; Serling R., 1991
This book is a tribute to Rod Serling, creator of the imaginative TV program "The Twilight Zone." Photographic reproductions of the video screens and dialogue for several of the TV programs including the most memorable, "The Eye of the Beholder" (November 11, 1960) make up this book. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Visual Poetry Poster Series: Words Lost. No.8 / Miroljub Todorovic., 2009
Visualisierung Von Leseprozessen / Deisler, Guillermo., 1990
Wendysstomack: Blind Date Jitters. No.1 / Greg Evason ; Daniel f. Bradley., 1987
[Why?] / Petasz, Pawel., 1984
This is an allegorical painting that depicts an image of the Polish knights of old in their glorious reign with a large capital letter 'Y.' The Y means why? The painting signifies the downfall of the glory of Poland that has been replaced by the Communist state. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Wiggling Air, Wobbling Light / curry, jw., 1995
This is the first maquette for a manuscript of collages made from colored photographs that curry continues to edit. curry noted in a letter to the Sackners that many of the pieces in this copy will not be included in the final version. Some of the pic have been published but many have not. This copy was made for David UU who wanted to see the entire series. The book is dedicated to Frank Zappa & the images and their captions have music relationships. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Wolves At The Door / Nuttall, Jeff., 1970
The book "Wolves at the Door" was composed by mike dobbie with drawings by nick james & jeff nuttall. 10p. It was published by poet & peasant books. 8 findhorn ave, hayes, m'sex.; the signed edition available at £1.00. The book is long out of print but the Sackners managed to purchase a copy in 2015. mike dobbie was the editor of Fiz and the Sackner Archive holds issues No.1 & 2. The book depicts three of the four Nuttall drawings -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
[Woman Attending Man in Bed] / Houedard, Dom Sylvester., 1956
X - The First Ten Years of Atlas Press & IX / Atlas Press ; Breton A ; Bayer K ; Jarry A ; Albert-Birot P ; Peret B ; Roussel R ; Queneau R ; Schwerner A ; Mathews H ; Leiris M ; Brus G ; Desnos R ; Artmann HC ; Huelsenbeck R ; Spoerri D ; Filliou R ; Williams E ; Roth D., 1994
Also includes Atlas Arkive, repritns of documents of Avant-Garde literature. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
XII to XVI - Catalogue Supplement / Atlas Press ; Craven A ; Ball H ; Bataille G ; Lebel R ; Mathews H ; Queneau R ; Spoerri D ; Roth D ; Topor R ; Brotchie A ; Satie E ; Nitsch H ; Breton A ; Eluard P ; Soupault P ; Duchamp M., 1999
YTT YZZ CZYLI / Count Potocki of Montalk., 1960
This is an anti-surrealistic poem. According to Peter Ellis, bookseller, Geoffrey Wladyslaw Vaile Potocko de Montalk (1903-1996) was one of the most eccentric and flamboyant characters on the British literary scene. Although primarily a poet, he had a flourishing sideline in invective and controversy and even spent time in prison for publishing obscene material (mild pornography that was never published). His political views were far to the right and he never tired of repeating that the wrong side had won WW II. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Zombic News Internationale No.1 / Maizels, John., 1992
The layout of this print is in newspaper format but made-up hieroglyphics are substituted for text and the images are surrealistic in content. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Zombic News Texts & Artwork / Maizels, John., 1992
These prints represent working texts and images for utilization in Zombic News. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.