Special edition of the Edition Schellmann Catalogue Raisonné with reproductions of works in the form of leporellos by deceased Edition Schellmann artists. These leporellos are long pieces of paper, folded in a zig-zag pattern down to the size of the catalog. Unfolded, they are large-size prints with extreme proportions. - Edition Schellmann

Leporellos by Joseph Beuys, Dan Flavin, Keith Haring, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Nam June Paik, and Andy Warhol.

All leporellos are stamped by the artists’ estates except those that do not require stamp authentication. Unstamped editions are noted with an asterisk below.

Edition Details for Leporellos in Edition A:

Joseph Beuys Iphigenie/Titus Andronicus 1969, 2009 a. Manuscript for the performance printed in digital pigment print on four seven-part card stock leporellos, 32 x 175 cm ea. Edition: 150, numbered, unsigned. (Original manuscript see no. 5); b. DVD of a broadcasting of Hessischer Rundfunk with fragments from the performance held May 30, 1969, and a subsequent debate.

Dan Flavin* Fluorescent Light 1992-96, 2009 7-part leporello, digital pigment print (Ditone) on 230 g card stock, 32 x 175 cm (12½ x 69 in) Edition: 150, unsigned.

Keith Haring Construction Fence 1983, 2009 11-part leporello, digital pigment print (Ditone) on 188 g Hahnemühle photo rag paper, 32 x 275 cm. (12½ x 108¼ in), Edition: 150, unsigned.

Donald Judd Untitled 1992-93, 2008 10-part leporello, digital pigment print (Ditone) on 188 g Hahnemühle photo rag paper, 250 x 32 cm (98½ x 12½ in). Edition: 150, unsigned.

Sol LeWitt* Wall Drawing 1993, 2009 6-part leporello, digital pigment print (Ditone) on 230 g card stock, 32 x 150 cm. (12½ x 59 in). A quarter of the edition ea. printed in gray, red, blue, and yellow. Edition: 150, unsigned.

Nam June Paik* Color Bar Theme And Variations 1998, 2009 10-part leporello, digital pigment print (Ditone) on 260 g Hahnemühle baryta paper, 32 x 250 cm. (12½ x 98½ in). Edition: 150, unsigned.

Andy Warhol Thirty Are Better Than One 1963, 2009 Three 8-part leporellos, silkscreen on 170 g Phoenix Motion paper, 32 x 200 cm (12½ x 78¾ in) This reproduction does not constitute an original work of art by Andy Warhol.

The monograph:

Edition Schellmann has been producing books on international contemporary art since 1969. The spectrum of artists ranges from great names of the second half of the twentieth century—such as Beuys, Christo, Judd, Kounellis, Paik, and Warhol—to outstanding representatives of the contemporary art scene—like Almond, Demand, Hatoum, Gillick, Morris, Ruff, Sierra, and Tuymans. The variety of media and techniques is just as diverse—from prints or photographs on paper and mixed media objects made of steel, aluminum, glass, plastic, or wood to large-format wall art. With about nine hundred color illustrations, this volume documents the development of the internationally renowned Edition Schellmann, which began with editions of prints and multiples and now publishes limited-edition books on a wide range of contemporary art. Including works by 150 artists, it presents the forty-year history of Edition Schellmann and provides crisp insight into art developments from the seventies to the present day.- Hatje Cantz