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Annoyingly rare and from the collection of Steven Heller

(We mention that in case you were keeping track

We have friends in Germany but we’ve not been in touch for a couple of years and it seemed crummy to write them just because we needed a favor

) This is a poster from the 1979 exhibition of Bunz’s work as a graphic- and lettering artist

Révolution Typographique depuis Stéphane Mallarmé notgoingtotypographics Annoyingly rare and from theThe strange poem that appeared in May 1897 in Londons Cosmopolis magazine, Stphane Mallarms A Throw of the Dice Will Never Abolish Chance, can be considered, historically, as the first cannonball that awakened the spirit of the modern book. The surprise of his contemporaries was matched only by their consternation, both of which were understandable. Mallarm, in fact, had gone too far. Imagine ten magazine pages in which the words of the poem, instead