‎Dutton (Geoffrey)‎
‎Andy. ‎

‎Andy Warhol. - [""IN THE FUTURE EVERYBODY WILL BE WORLD FAMOUS FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES""]‎

‎(Stockholm: Moderna Museet, 1968). 4to. Bound with the original pictorial wrappers - printed in pink, yellow, orange, and green, after Warhol's ""Flowers"" - in an excellent contemporary Swedish modernist half leather binding with purple mottled cloth boards and a black morocco spine with ""ANDY WARHOL"" lettered in silver. Wrappers with very light wear to corners and a tiny stain to the bottom of the front wrapper. In overall excellent condition. First 8 leaves with text, the remaining more than 300 leaves full of black-and-white full-page illustrations.‎

‎First edition, first printing, of the famous Warhol Stockholm-catalogue, which, a part from its obvious artistic value, played a main part in the ""Brillo Box-scandal"". It is also in this catalogue that the seminal photographs of the Factory, by Stephen Shore and Billy Name, appear for the first time, along with at least one of his most famous quotations (perhaps THE most famous and most frequently quoted): ""In the future everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes"".The exhibition in Stockholm was Warhol's first international retrospective exhibition and as such one of his most important ever.""This book was published on the occasion of the Andy Warhol exhibition at Moderna Museet in Stockholm February-March 1968. Editing: Andy Warhol, Kasper König, Pontus Huntén, Olle Granath. Typograhy and production: John Melin, Gösta Svensson, Stig Arbman AB, Malmö. Blocks and print: Sydsvenska Dagbladets AB, Malmö, December 1967 - January 1968."" (verso of title-page). Photographs by Stephen Shore and Paul Schiff, documenting Warhol's early work.‎

‎Andy Warhol.‎

‎(Stockholm: Moderna Museet, 1968). 4to. Original pictorial wrappers, printed in pink, yellow, orange, and green, after Warhol's ""Flowers"". Lettered in black on spine. Lacks 3 cm. of upper part of spine. Corners a bit bent. Small tears at at hinges in top and bottom of covers. First 8 leaves with text, the remaining more than 300 leaves full of black-and-white full-page illustrations. Some 20 leaves in the middle of the ook loose with edges frayed and one leaf torn loosing a bit of outher margin.‎

‎First edition, first printing, of the famous Warhol Stockholm-catalogue, which, a part from its obvious artistic value, played a main part in the ""Brillo Box-scandal"". It is also in this catalogue that the seminal photographs of the Factory, by Stephen Shore and Billy Name, appear for the first time, along with at least one of his most famous quotations (perhaps THE most famous and most frequently quoted): ""In the future everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes"".The exhibition in Stockholm was Warhol's first international retrospective exhibition and as such one of his most important ever.""This book was published on the occasion of the Andy Warhol exhibition at Moderna Museet in Stockholm February-March 1968. Editing: Andy Warhol, Kasper König, Pontus Huntén, Olle Granath. Typograhy and production: John Melin, Gösta Svensson, Stig Arbman AB, Malmö. Blocks and print: Sydsvenska Dagbladets AB, Malmö, December 1967 - January 1968."" (verso of title-page). Photographs by Stephen Shore and Paul Schiff, documenting Warhol's early work.‎

‎ANDY WARHOL'S INTERVIEW. Vol. IV, n° 7. August 1974.‎

‎New York. Motion Olympus Inc. 1974. Journal 29 x 38,5 cm. 48 pages. Très bel exemplaire.‎

‎Editors : Andy Warhol, Paul Morrissey, Fred Hugues. Le mensuel d'Andy Warhol. Essentiellement composé d'interviews et de photos de figures new-yorkaises de l'art, du cinéma, du show-business, de la mode... Chaque numéro comporte une photo en couleurs de Francesco Scavullo en couverture et plusieurs photos hors texte en noir et blanc. Andy Warhol y publie ses Polaroïds. Chroniques : "The Best of the Worst", "Small Talk", "Art in View"... A partir de septembre 1973 apparaît en tête du sommaire la déclaration : "IN THE FUTURE, EVERYONE WILL BE FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES". En septembre 1974, la devise devient : "MAKE MONEY, NOT LOVE". --------------------------------- Dans ce numéro : Billie Blair (en couverture), Clifford Irving, Suzi Quatro, Monte Carlo Grand Prix, Paloma Picasso, Mick Jagger, publicité à pleine page pour le "Frankenstein" de Paul Morrissey et Andy Warhol...‎

‎ANDY WARHOL'S INTERVIEW. Vol. IV, n° 8. September 1974.‎

‎New York. Motion Olympus Inc. 1974. Journal 29 x 38,5 cm. 48 pages. Très bel exemplaire.‎

‎Editors : Andy Warhol, Paul Morrissey, Fred Hugues. Le mensuel d'Andy Warhol. Essentiellement composé d'interviews et de photos de figures new-yorkaises de l'art, du cinéma, du show-business, de la mode... Chaque numéro comporte une photo en couleurs de Francesco Scavullo en couverture et plusieurs photos hors texte en noir et blanc. Andy Warhol y publie ses Polaroïds. Chroniques : "The Best of the Worst", "Small Talk", "Art in View"... A partir de septembre 1973 apparaît en tête du sommaire la déclaration : "IN THE FUTURE, EVERYONE WILL BE FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES". En septembre 1974, la devise devient : "MAKE MONEY, NOT LOVE". --------------------------------- Dans ce numéro : Genevieve Waite et John Phillips (en couverture), Alfred Hitchcock (longue interview par Andy Warhol), Brian Eno (longue interview par Scott Cohen), Richard Avedon, Alice Cooper, Hugh Hefner, Dovima...‎

‎Lacey NEUHAUS - Magazine "INTERVIEW" de NOVEMBRE 1979. Signature autographe de Andy WARHOL sur la couverture.‎

‎Interview Enterprise - Andy Warhol New York 1979 Magazine in-4 long ( 425 X 280 mm ) de 86 pages, agrafée sous couverture illustrée en couleurs publié par Andy WARHOL. Très nombreuses photographies dans le texte. Articles et contributions de et sur Lacey NEUHAUS ( portrait en couleurs en couverture ), Richard BERNSTEIN, David Kennerly, Peggy Guggenheim, Geoffrey Holder, Peter Rogers, The Cars, Ron Delsener Fran Lebowitz. Très bel exemplaire SIGNE AU FEUTRE SUR LA COUVERTURE PAR ANDY WARHOL. INTERVIEW Magazine a été fondé à la fin de 1969 par Andy WARHOL et le journaliste britannique John WILCOCK, le magazine a été surnommé "The Crystal Ball of Pop" car il présentait des interviews de célébrités, d'artistes, de musiciens et d'intellectuels créatifs.‎