[SURREALISM]. Collection of leaflets and documents: - [Printed letter from Ribemont-Dessaignes to Frantz Jourdain]. No place, 1919. — One folio in-4. - Permettez! [Paris, October 23, 1927]. — 2 quarto-sized sheets. Leaflet signed by the Surrealists addressed to prominent figures in the Ardennes regarding the dedication of a monument in memory of Arthur Rimbaud. - Papazoff. 20 Recent Drawings. Paris: Galerie Vavin-Raspail, 1927. — Elongated in-8 booklet, stapled. Catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition of 20 recent drawings by Papazoff, held November 3–15, 1927, at the Vavin-Berger Gallery in Paris. Text by Waldemar George. Stains on the cover. - GENGENBACH (Ernest de). Judas, or the Surrealist Vampire. Paris: À l’enseigne de l’Aigle Noir, 1930. — In-4 booklet, loose-leaf. Advertising booklet for Gengenbach’s book. - 14 rue du Dragon. No. 1. Paris: Cahiers d’art, March 1933. — In-4, loose-leaf. First issue of the five published in this journal. Some soiling. - [POSTER]. Camille Bryen. Paris, 1947. — Very rare proof of the poster (295 x 445 mm) for the Camille Bryen exhibition at the Galerie du Luxembourg in Paris from November 13 to December 11, 1947. Copy inscribed with the autograph note: “Ready for printing. C. Bryen.” Tears with no missing material. - Les Bibliophiles alesiens. Courrier, Issue No. 10, December 20, 1948. N.p., 1948. — Brochure of 2 ff., in-16. Contains 5 unpublished texts by Francis Picabia. - Hungary, Rising Sun. [Paris, 1956]. — Leaflet, in-4. 19 copies. - Warning Shot. Paris, March 25, 1957. — Double leaflet, in-4 format. Pamphlet written to denounce the highly religiously charged exhibitions organized at the Kléber Gallery by Georges Mathieu, Simon Hantaï, and Stéphane Lupasco. It appeared two days before the end of the events. 3 copies. - Unmask the Physicists. Empty the Laboratories. Paris, 1958. — 2 ff., square 8mo. 11 copies and 28 flyers. - Bief. Tachist Junction. Paris, March 15, 1959. — Extended in-8 leaflet. - Barrage Fire. Paris, May 28, 1960. — Double in-4 leaflet. 3 copies. - Suite princière. Paris, November 15, 1960. — Folder, in-4. 8 copies. - We don't ear it that way. [Paris, December 1960]. — Folder, in-4. Protest leaflet in French and English against Duchamp’s reception of Salvador Dalí at the International Surrealist Exhibition in New York. 8 copies, 7 on beige paper and 1 on sea-green paper. - Sauve qui doit. Paris, October 22, 1961. — Brochure, 8vo, loose-leaf. - La Voie inique. Paris, February 8, 1963. — Leaflet, 4to. 5 copies. - La Poésie dans ses meubles. Paris, December 3, 1964. — In-8 brochure, stapled. - Letterhead paper and envelope from the “Mostra internazionale del surrealismo” held in Milan in May 1961. - L'Écart absolu. Paris, 1965. — 3 copies of the invitation card (92 x 138 mm) for the opening of the Surrealist exhibition *L'Écart absolu* at the Galerie de l’Œil on November 16, 1965, at 9:00 p.m. - Le Troisième degré de la peinture. Paris, 1965. — Folder, in-4 format. 6 copies. - No to Atomic Missiles! No to Their Servants! Paris, 1967. — Folder, in-4 format. 3 copies. - “Beau comme.” No place of publication, 1967. — In-4 brochure, loose-leaf. 8 copies. - “We Are Nothing, Let Us Be Everything.” [Paris, 1968]. — In-4 leaflet. 50 copies. - No Pastors for This Rage! Paris, May 1968. — Leaflet, in-8. 22 copies. - Greetings to the Great Forgetful Ones! Paris, February 13, 1969. — Leaflet, in-4. 4 copies. - GAG. n.p., October 4, 1969. — Oblong folio leaflet. 2 copies. - SAS. Paris, 1969. — One quarto leaflet. That is, more than 190 brochures and leaflets.