bibliographics

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The person you most admire in this world

masturbates wildly when in solitude

[vintagebooty]

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SatoMasochism, Peter Sato, Tristan Corbiere, Penthouse January 1980 [intox]

[lesstalkmoreillustration]

Budi Satria Kwan

THE PATH LEADS TO FOREVER

[promieniowanie]

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Loie Fuller by Kolomon Moser, 1910.

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John Alcorn, Reclining Nude 1968

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Karel Teige, frontispiece and title page for the book of poetry, S lodi, jez dovazi caj a kavu, (With the boat that Brings Tea and Coffee) Konstantin Biebl, Prague, 1928.

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Franz Wacik, 1909 for the Austrian magazine, Die Muskete

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Franz Wacik poster, 1912.

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Koloman Moser, chromolithograph poster, Thirteenth Exhibition of the Vienna Secession, 1902. 

[biosparite]

Gwendolyn Brooks

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Cover of Bauhaus journal number 2/3, 1928.

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Herbert Bayer's 1925 typeface

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Josef Albers stencil type

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Hand of the Mysteries, illustrated by Augustus Knapp in Manly Hall's "The Secret Teachings of All Ages"

[vsw-blog]

Veiled Figure—No. 2, New Orleans, 1940, Clarence John Laughlin

from the Visual Studies Workshop Print Archive

www.vsw.org

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Alison Knowles, Journal of the Identical Lunch (1971)

"Described in "The Century of Artists' Books" as "a journalistic acount of a series of performances of a single piece. The book begins with a description of 'the identical lunch' which consists primarily of 'a tunafish sandwich on wheat toast with lettuce and butter, no mayo, and a large glass of buttermilk or a cup of soup.' These were eaten 'many days of each week at the same place and at about the same time.' After this description, and a reproduction of a restaurant check for the same (total, with tax, $1.68, for two) there follows a series of accounts of the performance of this 'identical lunch' by Susan Hartung, John Giorno, Dick Higgins, Vernon Hinkle, and others. Many of these accounts have dates, some identify the place and circumstances and difficulties or rewards of the performance. The accounts are recorded in different formats - perhaps by the original performers - using typewriter, typesetting, handwriting, and so forth. The book collects records of lunches which both are and are not identical."