pignatari decio souza erthos albino (7 résultats)

Etat : Good. Salvador, Bahia, Brasil: Codigo, Dezembro 1981., 1981. Good. - Folio, 13 inches high by 9-1/2 inches wide. Softcover, 17 loose leaves laid into a cream pictorial portfolio with a "tooth" design by Decio Pignatari in purple & red and with a black border on the front cover. The edges of the portfolio covers are slightly chipped with an uneven tear to the head of the spine and wear to the corners. Of the 17 leaves designed by Pignatari, 16 are in black and white and the seventeenth is in color. A list of the illustrations is printed inside the rear cover of the portfolio. The initials of Oswald de Andrade [O. de A.] are printed on 15 of the sheets. A dedication on the rear cover celebrates poet friends and 25 years of concrete poetry. The top corners of the plates are bumped. Very good in a good portfolio. First edition, limited to 1,000 unnumbered copies. An example of the concrete poetry publications that were an outgrowth of the Noigandres movement. In 1952, Brazilian poets Decio Pignatari, Augusto de Campos, and Haroldo de Campos formed a group called "Noigandres." They published a magazine by the same name, in which they explored a new genre of poetry which they would later define as "concrete poetry." The text is in Portugese.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Muy Bien. Revista em bom estado. Capas com leves desgastes nas extremidades. Páginas amareladas pelo tempo.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Etat : Regular. Revista em estado regular. Capas com desgastes e pequeno rasgo. Acompanha poster.

Etat : Very good +. Erthos Albino de Souza (ed.), 'Codigo 4', Salvador, Bahia, 1980. 245 x 220 mm. 40pp unpaginated, invisible bound printed black and orange on cream, printed black on white stock. Front cover by Regina Silveira with Codigo emblem top left, back cover by Julio Plaza. Contributors include: Aldo Fortes, Alice Ruiz, Augusto de Campos, Antonio Riserio, Caetano Veloso, Decio Pignatari, Duda Machado, Haroldo de Campos, Ines Oseki-Depre, Jose Lino Grunewald, Nelson Ascher, Paulo Leminski, Pedro Xisto, Pericles Cavalcante, Regis Bonvicino, Vinicius Dantas, translation and note on Allen Ginsberg poem by Duda Machado and Regis Bonvicino, E.E. Cummings translated also by Machado, translation of Yoko Ono poems by Monica Costa. Edited by Erthos Albino de Souza in Salvador, Brazil, 'Codigo' can be considered as a significant South American concrete poetry periodical. It was also one of the most long-standing, remaining in circulation from the late 1970s until 1990. Though not widely known the quality and importance of this periodical is apparent from its contributors and content. Codigo, as a Noigandres-based periodical can be seen as a natural progression from the earlier Noigandres and Invenção publications. In total 12 issues were published. All of issues feature the circular 'Codigo' logo designed by Augusto de Campos on cover or inside cover. Text in Portuguese. Condition: wear to spine, including 20mm closed tear(no paper missing), slight wear to edges of covers and minor toning to the edges of some pages. Very good+.

Etat : Near fine. (eds.) Julio Plaza and Régis Bonvicino, Corpo Extranho: Revista de criação no. 3, Editora Alternativa, São Paulo, January-June 1982. 188pp. book printed black and white, invisible bound in orange, black and white printed wraps. Illustrated throughout. Text in Portuguese. Contributors include: Afonso Ávila, Alice Ruiz, Arrigo Barnabé, Carmela Gross, Décio Pignatari, Duda Machado, Edgard Braga, Erthos Albino de Souza, Frederico Barbosa, Hans Arp, Haroldo de Campos, João Alexandre Barbosa, John Lennon, Jorge Schwartz, Julio Plaza, Leon Ferrari, Mary Dritchel, Nelson Ascher, Oswald de Andrade, Paulo Leminski, Paulo Pedro (Pepeu), Pedro Kilkerry, Pérsio de Arruda, Rafael França, Regina Silveira, Régis Bonvincino, Rogério Duarte, Sebastião Uchoa Leite, Severo Sarduy, Tristan Corbière, Ulises Carrión, Waly Salomão and Yoko Ono. Condition: Near fine.

Etat : Very good +. Erthos Albino de Souza (ed.), 'Codigo 8', Salvador, Bahia, 1983, 250 x 225 mm. 60pp unpaginated, red and black printed stapled wraps, printed black and red on cream stock. Features 'Vivientes & Vampiros', 1982 by Augusto de Campos on the front cover and work by Julio Plaza on the back cover. Contributors include: Erthos Albino de Souza, Edgar Braga, Decio Pignatari, Haroldo de Campos, Paulo Leminski, Lenora de Barros, Julio Plaza, Luciano Diniz, Sinai Sertao, Opusculo Goetheano, Antonio Riserio, Julio Bressane, Lenora de Barros, Almandrade, Lais Correa de Araujo, Avo Antonio Roberto, Jorge Alfredo, Haroldo Cajazeiras, Paul Celan, Waly Salomao, Regina Silveira, Duda Machado, Jules Laforgue, Arnaldo Baptista, Paulo Braun, Val Rodriguez. Translations of T.S. Eliot, texts by Marcus do Rio, Allen Ginsberg, Roland Barthes and Roman Jakobson. Edited by Erthos Albino de Souza in Salvador, Brazil, 'Codigo' can be considered as a significant South American concrete poetry periodical. It was also one of the most long-standing, remaining in circulation from the late 1970s until 1990. Though not widely known the quality and importance of this periodical is apparent from its contributors and content. Codigo, as a Noigandres-based periodical can be seen as a natural progression from the earlier Noigandres and Invenção publications. In total 12 issues were published. All of issues feature the circular 'Codigo' logo designed by Augusto de Campos on cover or inside cover. Text in Portuguese. Condition: small sticker to top left of front cover and slight fading to edges of front cover, general light wear to covers (overall vegy good/very good+. Internally very good+, small ownership stamp to one of the pages. This copy is without its folded colour printed poster loose insert. Very good+.

Etat : Very good +. Erthos Albino de Souza (ed.), 'Codigo 6', Salvador, Bahia, 1981. 330 x 240 mm. Printed folio with front cover 'tooth' design by Decio Pignatari printed in black, purple and red on cream. Back cover celebrates 25 years of Concrete Poetry. Containing 17 loose leaf pages printed black on cream stock, all contributions and graphics by Pignatari. Special issue dedicated to Oswald de Andrade. List of works is printed in the inside back of the folio. Edition of 1000 copies, unnumbered, unpaginated. Edited by Erthos Albino de Souza in Salvador, Brazil, 'Codigo' can be considered as a significant South American concrete poetry periodical. It was also one of the most long-standing, remaining in circulation from the late 1970s until 1990. Though not widely known the quality and importance of this periodical is apparent from its contributors and content. Codigo, as a Noigandres-based periodical can be seen as a natural progression from the earlier Noigandres and Invenção publications. In total 12 issues were published. All of issues feature the circular 'Codigo' logo designed by Augusto de Campos on cover or inside cover. Text in Portuguese. Condition: some wear and bruising to the spine of the portfolio, including soem small paper speration marks and knick to centre top. One of the internal sheets is printed in colour and due to the ink used this sheet has toning, also very slight toning to one of the black and white sheets and back of the portfolio cover. Very good+.