Lotto 516
The Miscellaneous Man.
Vol. 1 no.1-4, 6-15 and Vol.1 (Second Series), no.1. Ed. W.J. Margolis and H.M. Guy. Berkeley, the editors, 1954-1968, 15 issues in 14 vols., ills., orig. not unif. wr. by I. EHRLICH and W.J. MARGOLIS.
- Lotto
- 516
- Stima
- 1.000 € – 1.500 €
- Foto
- 1 foto
Condizioni
Without issue no. 5. Four issues w. library stamp on frontwrapper; annot. in ballpoint on frontwr. no.10; no.15 sl. yellowed around edges.
Note
Very rare large collection of The Miscellaneous Man. "The miscellaneous man is the individual man, the human being who, as a dynamic entity, never quite fits under any label and is constantly bulging out of categories. He stands alone, but not aloof; self-sufficient, and yet co-operative. He is searching constantly for a closer approach to truth; criticizing those things which, to his mind and to his animal nature, are false. He is seeking and testing creative approaches to the problems that face individual men and women, that limit their humanity and chain them in a cage of mere existence." (No.1, p.1). No. 11/12 devoted to Gil Orlovitz's Statement of Ericka Keith. Contributions by i.a. James Boyer May, S.E. Laurila, Bern Porter, Jay Pell, John Henrik Clarke and S.Z. Perkoff. Incl. a duplicate of no.4. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XVI.