jim pennington (12 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: Good. Good condition paperback with light wear, creasing. Contents are clean with slight age tone.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 256 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.66 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: Very Good +. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Allen Fisher (ed.), Chris and Val Torrence (ed.), Phil Maillard, Jim Pennington,Spanner vol. 1 no. 8, Spanner, London, November 1976. 296 x 210mm. 24pp. Staple-bound Mimeo. Covers printed red, brown, blue and black on white stock. Inners printed black and red on white, pink and yellow stock. The pagination follows from previous issues. Contains a collection of texts and poems by Phil Maillard titled 'KEEPING STILL' selected by Chris and Val Torrance with an introductory note by Chris Torrance. Cover printed by Jim Pennington. Rare early copy. Condition: Some foxing to covers, internally Near Fine.

Zustand: Near fine. Allen Fisher (ed.), Dick Higgins, Eric Mottram, Jim Pennington,Spanner vol. 1 no. 9, Spanner, London, January 1977. 296 x 210mm. 44pp. Staple-bound Mimeo. Covers printed black, navy blue and teal on white stock. Inners printed brown, black, red and purple on white, yellow and orange stock. Final page contains cut shapes which are 'waste material from Japanese Shmuck' (a sheet which has had Japanese clouds cut out from it). The pagination follows from previous issues. Contains a printed conversation between Dick Higgins and Eric Mottram titled: 'CALL IT SOMETHING ELSE: A Conversation' from February 1973. Also includes an update on Dick Higgins' life following the interview and his involvement in the Something Else Press and Unpublished Editions, as well as abrief biography of Higgins and a selected (yet thorough) bibliography of his work, books, graphics, multiples, anthology inclusions, major periodical inclusions, ephemeral publications, major articles and exhibition history. Concludes with three short texts by Higgins, dating from 1968-1971, including a poem and scores for three performances. Special thanks is given to Pearl White and Eric Mottram for work on this issue. Cover printed in part by Jim Pennington. Condition: Minor indentations to back cover, otherwise Near Fine.

First edition, number 1 of 25 copies signed by the author, additionally inscribed to the publisher on the title page, "For Bill and the Unicorn, 1/25, Jim Pennington". This was Pennington's first book of poems. Quarto, 18 pp. 2 sheets of publisher's advertisements, bound front and back. Original wire-stitched red wrappers, titles and brain illustration to front in black, author bio and quote to rear in black, mimeograph text on yellow and blue stock, "English Paper 6" pasted to rear pastedown, advertisements printed on verso of magazine offcuts. Head of front wrapper a touch sunned, trivial mark to front wrapper, else bright and clean, extremities very slightly creased,"English Paper 6" detached with adhesive marks, final page partially loose. A very good copy indeed.