Catalogus GJH - Adams Amsterdam Auctions

AUCTION SALE 3
THE COLLECTION
GERT JAN HEMMINK
Part 1
Joost Veerkamp
Saturday, 2 October 2010
Adams Amsterdam Auctions
Herengracht 386 - 1016 CJ AMSTERDAM (NL)
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FIRST PART OF THE GERT JAN HEMMINK COLLECTION: JOOST VEERKAMP
“Prominent in velerlei opzicht was sinds de jaren 1970 Gert Jan Hemmink (1947) te Amstelveen: als verzamelaar van het werk van Louis
Paul Boon, W.F. Hermans en Gerard Reve, maar bovenal van Hugo
Claus en de Cobragroep. Verder als uitgever met zijn biblofiele stichting AMO en als schrijver van een eerste overzichtsartikel [...] over het
modern-antiquarische boek”
Piet J. Buijnsters. Geschiedenis van de Nederlandse bibliofilie. [Nijmegen, 2010], p. 204-5
Gert Jan Hemmink (1947-), publisher of bibliophile books
under the imprint ‘AMO’ and organizor of the ‘Amsterdamsche
Boekenmarkt’ started collecting modern books at a very early age
and - for many years now - has been one of the most passionate
collectors in the Netherlands. He built many different collections,
literature as well as art, and inspired many other private collectors
and dealers with his vision, his passion and his taste.
Adams is very proud to offer a first part of his famous collection.
As a publisher, Hemmink worked close together with the artist
Joost Veerkamp. He admired him and collected all his works.
The collection presented here is the most important collection of
works by Joost Veerkamp ever offered for sale. Included the very
rare first book ‘Padvinders en honden vinden altijd de weg terug’
and many other sold out books and publications. The artist steps
forward with his whole range of talents: as a painter, as a parodist
and as an ‘emulator’, as an unique philatelist, with his drawings,
silkscreens, posters, books and with his collaboration with other
writers. All the deluxe books are present, often with extra original
drawings and inscriptions. Also with original designs, sketches
and drawings for the presents of the ‘Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt’ e.g. the watches, the clock, the calendar. With the famous
publication ‘Postzegelalbum’ with the updates and very rare collector’s items like the silkscreen ‘Labor Integer Vincit (complete
labour conquers all)’, Veerkamp made for the legendary publishing house of L.J. Veen.
This collection contains also a rare oil painting, dated 1988, ‘La
Réproduction Interdite Revisited. (Parody on René Magritte. ‘La
réproduction interdite’) a medium rarely used by Veerkamp.
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Joost Veerkamp (1953-) is a Dutch drawing artist and the ‘master of the pastiche’. He makes the most original books, on his own
and together with writers such as Brouwers, Carmiggelt, Claus,
Hotz, Komrij, Kousbroek and Nooteboom. He excells with his so
called ‘Klare Lijn’-drawings (a term by Joost Swarte) also known
as ‘Hergé-stijl’ and ‘Kuifje-stijl’. His clear compositions have
often architectural subjects and shaded colours. Apart from the
books his posters and postcards are famous for their unique combination of originality and imitation.
He invented a discipline of his own with
his ‘Postzegelalbum’project, a hilarious
cultural history of the
Netherlands on the
square centimetre.
His whole work shows
a combination of wit
and craftmanship to
an extend that is very
difficult to be found
elsewhere.
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BOOKS BY JOOST VEERKAMP
746
VEERKAMP,
Joost (1953-).
Padvinders &
honden vinden altijd de weg terug.
[...]. Amst.,
De Lange Afstand, 1978.
Dec. halfplastic with
leopard print
cloth boards with dustwr. with glued orig. stamp
made by Veerkamp. With separate orig. etching by
Hr. VAN RIJN, numb. and inscribed with title in pencil. One of 15 (of 35) Roman numb. deluxe copies on
Hahnemühle Ingres Bütten, totally handmade. Scoutstrilogy I (700-800)
First bookpublication and first stamp by Joost Veerkamp. With prospectus and review of Vrij Nederland,
16 sept. 1978. Inscribed by the author: “Voor Olaf/
Joost ‘78” [=Olaf Stoop, the founder of the Real Free
Press]. Good condition (wr. sl. browned and stained).
See illustration on opposite page
747
-. Welpenspetjes & voorzetstukken [...]. Amst., Excelsior,
1980. Skai with dustwr. With separate orig. etching,
numb. ‘3/18’, signed ‘Joost’, dated ‘1980’ and inscribed
with title ‘Bijzondere vluchten I’ in pencil. One of 18
(of 60) Roman numb. deluxe copies on Fabriano Laurentiana. Scoutstrilogy II
(500-700)
With orig. drawing under the colophon. With prospectus and press clipping. With separate the illustration of p. 17 and a handwritten card by the author.
Good condition.- (Spine sl. discol.)
748
-. Same work. One of 42 (of 60) arabic numb. copies on
Fabriano Laurentiana. De Scoutstrilogy II
(80-100)
Signed by the author. Ex bibl. Olaf Stoop [=Olaf
Stoop, the founder of the Real Free Press]. With prospectus. Wr. dam., covers stained, otherwise in good
condition
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749
-. Het verkennen van jongens. Behelp je met een welpje. Geheel
herziene versie ter gelegenheid van het 75-jarig bestaan van Scouting Nederland door Lord Robert Baden Powell of Wilwell. Amst.,
Guy te Laer, 1985. Orig. cloth boards with shirt pocket. Design Joke WERKHOVEN. In the orig. box with
pasted plastic folder with a first day of issue envelope
with 6 scouting stamps. Number 3 of deluxe edition
of 25 copies Roman numb. copies. This copy is arabic
numb.: ‘3’!, with in pencil by G.J. Hemmink: “[Moet
zijn: III. Met originele tek.]”. Scoutstrilogy III (500-700)
With on title an orig. signed and dated drawing by
Veerkamp and inscribed with title under the colophon: “[...] Baden Powell, klaar om zich te scheren,
zoekt zijn scheerkwast”. Shirt pocket on cover is filled
with typical scouting attributes, such as a condom,
the ‘verkennersboekje’, a comb a.s.o. Signed by ‘Oubaas Veerkamp’ on p. 4 and ‘Akela Hemmink of the
AMO-horde’: G. Hemmink. With separate a proof of
the prospectus. Copy of the first deluxe series with
superb coverdesign. Good condition
750
-. Same work. Orig. skai with snake-reliëfprint with
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dustwrappers. Number 26 of 30 Arabic numbered copies (the middle-edition). Scoutstrilogy III
(200-250)
Signed by ‘Oubaas Veerkamp’ on p. 4; Joost Veerkamp
and ‘Akela Hemmink of the AMO-horde’: G. Hemmink. With the prospectus. With separate an envelope
with 6 scouting stamps, a postcard, a letter and the
prospectus. Good condition. Together with: a revised
edition in paperback (oblong) Amst., Gerard Timmer
Prods, 1988
751
-. Same work. Orig. dec. boards. Number 56 of the
‘volks—editie’ (trade version). Scoutstrilogy III (80-100)
Signed by ‘Oubaas Veerkamp’ on p. 4; Joost Veerkamp
and ‘Akela Hemmink of the AMO-horde’: G. Hemmink. Good condition
752
-. Het boek.
Amstelveen,
OMA, 1985. 7
Folded sheets
in cloth box.
With 4 colour
drawings,
all signed in
full ‘Joost
Veerkamp’.
No. 3 of 8
copies, printed in brown
and black.
Folio
(1.000-1.200)
Printed on
name for
Gert Jan Hemmink and signed by Veerkamp. Good
condition.- (Spine box sl. discol., some small stains on
frontcover box). Together with: the orig. autograph text
for this publication, the typescript with corrections
by hand from the editor and the annual report Kluwer
1984, with the 4 drawings by Veerkamp (2)
753
-. Het postzegelalbum van Joost Veerkamp (Stamp album).
[Amst., Rap, 1988]. Orig. dec. gilt cloth with gilt letter-
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ing on spine, copper screws. In fitting slipcase. With
pasted stamps in colour, design Joost Veerkamp. No.
5 of 1000 signed copies. Stamped under the colophon
‘Eerste dag van uitgifte’. Contains 11 supplements
and a bookcase. Together with: supplement no. 2, 7, 9
(3x), 10 (2x), 12 (2x), 13, 14, 15.; a variety of postcards
and letters concerning the supplements; newspaper
clippings: De Volkskrant “De postzegelwraak van Joost
Veerkamp”, 26-11-1988 and “Vakantieherinneringen”,
28-11-1990, NRC Handelsblad “PTT-beambten confisqueren pornografische postzegel”, 23-01-1989.
See illustration on p. 2
(300-400)
Complete album with all the stamps and the envelopes. With many extra items. Superb publication and
project. Rare. Good condition
754
-. Papieren Magneten. ‘s-Gravenhage, [Statenhofpers],
1999. Orig. wr. 45 copies in blue and black. With 3 pasted unstamped stamps. (12) pp. First edition (70-90)
Inscribed and signed under the colophon: “Voor Gert
Jan Hemmink die het ook niet makkelijk heeft”.
With the orig. envelope “Helemaal vergeten! Vriendelijke muismatgroet”. First use of the emblem of the
‘Statenhofpers’, designed by Veerkamp. Together with: -.
Beknopte handleiding voor het bouwen van paleizen, 2002, numb.
and signed and K. SCHIPPERS. Na de voorstelling/After the
performance, Penumbra, 1989. With 10 ill. by Veerkamp.
Inscribed on title: “voor Gert-Jan, K. Schippers
27.11.89”. With the prospectus; Joost VEERKAMP.
Schrijversleed. Amst., Rap, 1990. No. 11 of 500 bound
copies, inscribed and signed: “Nou ja, je begrijpt het al:
dikke zoenen en dit boekje, Joost 1991”; ‘Danny’. In:
Bunker Hill 6, (2003), vol. 22, with an orig. drawing on
halftitle and 2 others (7)
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755
-. Boekenmarkt. Amstelveen, AMO, 2004. Cloth with
dustwr. With jubilee stamp (25 cent) as a frontispiece.
No. X of deluxe serie of 25 signed copies on Grand papier bound by Phoenix, Middelburg. With portrait of
Thomas Rap in ‘poëziegrafie’ by Veerkamp (32) pp. (90-120)
Published on the occasion of the 25th ‘Amsterdamse
Boekenmarkt’. With separate portrait of Rap on thick
paper, signed, numbered and dated in pencil ‘X/XXV,
Joost 2004’. 20 x 13,4 cm. Very fine
silkscreen and vignettes by Veerkamp. 220 copies on
Zerkall, signed by Brouwers and Veerkamp (24) pp.
First edition
(200-300)
Dated by Veerkamp ‘19-04-1997’. Deluxe copy with
separate extra folded sheet with signed and dated silkscreen. Very fine
756
-. Same work. Amst., De Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt,
2004. Orig. wr. With jubilee stamp (10 cent) as a frontispiece. No. 27 of 500 numb. copies. With portrait of
Thomas Rap in ‘poëziegrafie’ by Veerkamp (32) pp. (60-80)
th
Published on the occasion of the 25 ‘Amsterdamse
Boekenmarkt’. With the accompanying letter and
a pasted advertisement for the book Gebroken Lichtval.
Together with: a copy of the unnumb. series of 500 copies
(2)
PUBLICATIONS IN COOPERATION WITH OTHERS
757
-. - BERG, Arie van den. Een absoluut muizegat. [Amst.],
Sub Signo Libelli, 1979. Orig. cloth. With 10 drawings
by Veerkamp. No. 11 of 70 copies on Bütten Werckdruck in silver and black, signed by Van den Berg en
Veerkamp. (92) pp.
First edition (80-100)
With the ill. prospectus. Together with: the
reprint by Reflex, Utrecht, 1980 (2)
761
759
-. - -. In Memoriam Patris. [Den Haag], Statenhofpers,
1997. Orig. dec. wr. Design Veerkamp. Drawing on
cover signed and dated “Joost 1997’. 50 copies on Magnani (5) pp. First edition
(200-300)
30 copies were intended for a publication for Hans
VAN EIJK. Good condition, vague fold upper right
corner. Very rare
758
-. - BROUWERS,
Jeroen. De zondvloed.
(Uitgegumde fragmenten).
Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor Druken Boekkunst, 1997.
Orig. gilt cloth. With
760
-. - CARMIGGELT, S. De doos. [Amst.], Sub Signo Libelli, 1978. Orig. gilt. full morocco in fitting slipcase.
No. II of 5 Roman numb. copies on Zerkall-Bütten in
ochre and black, printed on name, with 1 orig. etching
by Veerkamp. (2),10,(10) pp. First edition (1.800-2.000)
This copy is printed for G.J. Hemmink. Signed by
CARMIGGELT on first endpaper. With extra second
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etching by Veerkamp, signed and dated ’1/1, Joost,
1978’. Bound with the orig. wrappers and separate in
folder a proof and a “Kronkel”, of 17 november 1977.
Very fine production. Very rare title of Sub Signo Libelli
761
-. - -. Welverdiende onrust. Amst., De Arbeiderspers,
[1982]. Orig. half vellum in fitting slipcase. No. III of
10 Roman numb. H.C. copies with 1 mezzotint by
Veerkamp and 1 orig. autograph text “Kronkel” by
Carmiggelt, 2 sheets of paper from an exercise book,
doublesided in ballpoint, folded once. (6)162,(4) pp.
First edition. GROTE ABC 427
(350-400)
Inscribed and signed under the colophon by Carmiggelt: “Vergeet me niet in God’s huis”. With an extra
proof of the etching with signature of Carmiggelt,
imitated by Veerkamp. With a handwritten accompanying card by him to Gert Jan Hemmink, dated 11
aug. 1982. Very fine
762
-. - CLAUS, Hugo. De groeten. Rott., Poetry International/Amst., De Bezige Bij, 2002. Half morocco with
marbled boards, lettered in silver on spine. In fitting slipcase. With frontispiece by Veerkamp (proof).
(4),13,(17) pp.
(250-300)
No. 1 of 2 proof copies, signed by the author. Together
with: -. Gevulde contouren. Amst., Rap, 1985. Boards with
dustwr. With ills. First ed.
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763
-. - HEMMINK, Gert Jan. Frankfurter Impressionen. Met
een woord vooraf door Jan DE MUNCK. Amst., De Veulenbeltpers, 1979. 8 folded sheets in orig. gilt cloth portfolio. Design Hans VAN DER HORST. Number 5 of 50
copies. First edition
(100-150)
With the first silkscreen made by Joost Veerkamp,
numbered 5/50 and signed ‘Joost Veerlamp’ [!] Good
condition, gilt title sl. dam.
764
-. - -. Same work. Number 6
(80-100)
With the first silkscreen made by Joost Veerkamp,
numbered 6/50 and signed ‘Joost Meerkamp’ [!] Good
condition, gilt title sl. dam.
765
-. - -. Same work. Number 8
(80-100)
With the first silkscreen made by Joost Veerkamp,
numbered 8/50 and signed ‘Joost Teerkamp’ [!] Good
condition, gilt title sl. dam.
766
-. - HOTZ, F.B. September. Amstelveen, AMO, 1997.
Half morocco, lettered in gilt on spine, with gilt publisher’s emblem on frontcover. In deluxe slipcase. One
of 3 deluxe H.C. copies printed in bordeaux red and
black on Hahnemühle. With 24 silkscreens on Simili
Japon, printed by Joost Veerkamp. (40) pp. (400-600)
With a suite of all the silkscreens, marked ‘HC’ and 1
orig. drawing in ink on paper, signed and dated ‘Joost
1997’ (lo­
wer right).
In passepartout. 9
x 8,5 cm.
Very fine
767
-. - -. Same
work. Gilt
cloth, lettered in
gilt on
spine,
with gilt
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publisher’s emblem on frontcover. One of 3 H.C. co­
pies of the normal edition, printed on Hahnemühle.
With 24 silkscreens on Simili Japon, printed by Joost
Veerkamp. (40) pp.
(300-500)
With 1 orig. drawing in ink on paper, signed and dated
‘Joost 1997’ (lower right). 15,5 x 10,7 cm. With 2 sheets
with proofs of the silkscreens, 1 printed in black and 1
in brown on Simili Japon resp. 65 x 64 cm. and 46 x 64
cm. With prospectus. Very fine
768
-. - KEULEN, Mensje van. Overspel. Amst., De Arbeiderspers, [1982]. Orig. half morocco with silk boards
in fitting slipcase. No. III of 10 Roman numbered and
signed H.C. copies with 1 handcoloured mezzotint by
Veerkamp and 1 orig. autograph text “Lieve Maria” by
Van Keulen, 1 folded sheet of paper, one side in ink.
(6),227,(5) pp. First edition. GROTE ABC 429(250-350)
Inscribed and signed under the colophon by the author: “Voor Gert Jan Hemmink met dank en toch
tevreden”. With a handwritten accompanying letter
by her to Gert Jan Hemmink. Very fine
772
-. - LOOY, Jac. van. De
dood van mijn poes. [Avalon
Pers, Sub Signo Libelli
a.o., 2005]. Orig. dec.
silk. Coverill. Veerkamp.
In dec. slipcase. With
attr. by Hans VAN EIJK,
Frans DE JONG, Hester
VERKRUISSEN, Kees
THOMASSEN a.o. 45
copies on the occasion
of the 50th. birthday of
Jaap Schipper (Statenhofpers). (92) pp. First edition
(70-100)
With bookmarker
769
-. - KOMRIJ, Gerrit. ‘Teringstein’. Complete collection of the serial in VN, 25 sept. 1982 - 13 oct. 1984. 100
loose issues in plastic sheets in ring binder. Every text
by Komrij, illustrated by Veerkamp
(80-90)
Good condition
770
-. - -. De os op de klokkentoren. [Amst., De Arbeiderspers,
1982]. Silv. cloth with dustwr. Number 5 of deluxe
edition of 50 copies. Numb. and signed by Komrij and
Veerkamp. (48) pp. First edition
(350-450)
With separate orig. etching, numb. ‘NR. 5/50’, monogrammed and dated ‘1982’. With the proof etching.
With an extra orig. drawing on the first endpaper.
Minimal dam. wr. Very fine
771
-. - KOUSBROEK, Rudy. Over luiken. ‘s-Gravenhage,
[Statenhofpers], 2005. Orig. gilt. cloth. With ills., also
in reliëf and orig. photo. No. 33 of 140 copies on Magnani, signed and dated by Kousbroek and Veerkamp.
(28) pp. First edition
(70-100)
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773
-. - NOOTEBOOM, Cees. Nooteboom’s Hotel bij nacht.
Etching on watercolour paper, handcoloured, signed,
dated and inscribed with title “Nooteboom’s Hotel bij
nacht I/II 1983 B’
(600-800)
Very fine. Together with: a copy of the arabic numbered
edition of the book, no. 3/50. Amst., Phoenix Editions,
1983. Orig. gilt cloth. With the prospectus
774
-. - -. Nooteboom’s Hotel. Paradijslaan I, Shangri La, Ultima
Thule naast restaurant Chez God. Amst., Phoenix Editions,
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1983. Half morocco with gilt title on spine in fitting
slipcase. With etching by Veerkamp as a frontispiece,
signed, numb. and dated ‘Joost Veerkamp 1983 III/XX’
in green ink. No. III of 20 Roman numb. and signed
copies printed in green and black with 1 extra etching
by Veerkamp, inked by hand, signed, dated and inscribed with title ‘Nootebooms Hotel 1983 III/XX’ and
1 loose folded sheet with a printed and a handwritten
version of the poem ‘Hotels’ by Nooteboom, one sided
in ink. 25,(7) pp. First edition
(300-500)
With the prospectus. Very fine. Extraordinary production with fine etching of Nooteboom by Veerkamp
775
-. - SCHOLTEN, Patty.
V-boek. [Den Haag], Statenhofpers, [2001]. Cloth with
dustwr. With 5 mezzotint
ills., 4 colour prints, 15 vignettes, 3 initials and special
endpapers by Veerkamp.
Nr. A3 of 75 copies (of 127)
printed on Hahnemühle,
signed by poet and artist.
(44) pp. First edition (1). Together with: KOMRIJ, Gerrit.
De os op de klokkentoren. [Amst.,
De Arbeiderspers, 1982]. Silv. cloth with dustwr. (48)
pp. First edition (2)
(100-150)
With the prospectus (1). With separate print of an
advertisement of the publisher for a presentation
in Utrecht (2). Both books in very good condition.(Vague red pencil line frontwr. V-boek)
776
-. - SCHOLTEN, Patty. V-boek. [Den Haag], Statenhofpers, [2001]. Half vellum in gilt. paper slipcase.
With 5 mezzotint ills., 4 colour prints, 15 vignettes,
3 initials and special endpapers by Veerkamp. Nr. B3
of 45 deluxe copies (of 127) printed on Hahnemühle,
signed by poet and artist. (44) pp. With separate etching, numb. ‘3/45’ and signed ’Joost’. First edition. With
the prospectus
(200-400)
With 5 mezzotint ills., 4
colour prints, 15
vignettes, 3 initials and special
endpapers by
Veerkamp. Nr.
C3 of 7 ultra deluxe copies (of
127) printed on
Gampi, signed
by poet and artist. (44) pp. In
cloth box with:
a folder with
the 4 signed and
numb. colour prints, a folder with 7 signed and numb.
etchings in passe-partouts, and an orig. etching-plate.
First edition
(1.000-1.200)
With the prospectus and card in envelope from the
publisher. With on half title an orig. drawing in ink,
signed and inscribed: “op 21 jan 2003 toegevoegd aan
de Hemmink-stal keurmeester: Joost”
778
-. - STOUTE, René. Werklust. Amst., Phoenix Editions, 1985. Orig. half vellum lettered in gilt on spine
with publisher’s emblem on frontcover. With frontispiece by Joost Veerkamp. No. III of 30 Roman numb.
copies, printed in green and black with separate folded
sheet with a printed poem and an extra drawing by
Veerkamp, signed and dated ‘Joost 1985’ (lower centre)
(300-500)
Inscribed by the author: “Speciaal dank voor Gert Jan
Hemmink - ‘n samenwerking die niet anders dan (als)
“werklustig” en vriendschappelijk genoemd mag worden.” Very fine
779
-. - -. Same work. Orig. wr. with publisher’s emblem on
frontcover. With frontispiece by Joost Veerkamp. No.
12 of 67 Arabic numb. copies, printed in green and
black, signed by the author
(50-70)
777
-. - -. Same work. Gilt full vellum in cardboard slipcase.
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WORKS OF ART
782
-. In de ton. ‘Ot en Sien’ parody. Watercolour on paper.
With printed text under the image on the passepartout: “Het is warm en ze wordt zó heet, Kiene
Sien, -ze kan al breien-, Dat ze Ot in de ton ontkleedt,
insteekt, doorhaalt en af laat glijen. Tot: Rik, tik tak!
Ot’s kwak, of wat? De regen valt, op Sien haar gat.”
59,5 x 47,5 cm. With postcards (600-800)
Parody on Cornelis Jetses. Good condition, framed
behind glass
780
-. - WERKHOVEN, Ton. Gebroken Lichtval. Amst.,
Thomas Rap, 2004. Half-calf. With ills. by Veerkamp
and photos by Werkhoven. With an orig. drawing in
ink, signed and dated ‘Joost 2006’ and an orig. photo
in frame with glass (15,5 x 21,5 cm.). In special box by
Frans den BREEJEN. Nr. III of 20 Roman numb. signed
deluxe copies 59,(1) pp. First edition
(900-1.000)
With prospectus and letter from Veerkamp and catalogue of Thomas Rap. Good condition.- (Sl. soiled
along edges of box)
781
-. a.o. Hugo Claus 65. Amstelveen, AMO, [1994]. Orig.
half vellum with gilt ‘65’ on handcoloured boards.
In paper slipcase. No. 33 of 65 copies, signed by
Hugo CLAUS. With contributions by ALECHINSKY,
CAMPERT, DE CONINCK, CORNEILLE, Charlotte
HEMMINK, VAN KOOTEN, KOUWENAAR, KRISTEL, LUCEBERT, NOOTEBOOM, RIEMENS, VINKENOOG, DE VREE and YPERMAN and signed contr. by
RAVEEL, REINHOUD, TAJIRI and VEERKAMP
(900-1.000)
With prospectus. Very fine. Together with: De 65 kristallen jaren. (Hugo Claus). Poster parody on HERGÉ by
Veerkamp. Signed ‘Joost’ (lower centre). 36,2 x 28,2
cm. and also an unsigned copy. Good condition
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783
-. Van een dolle hond. ‘Ot en Sien’ parody. Watercolour on paper. With printed text under the image on the passepartout: “Sien wil dat Ot een hond zal zijn. ‘Blief jij
wel een hapklaar brokje?’ ‘Ja’, hijgt de hond: ‘Dat vind
ik fijn’, met jouw poes onder één rokje!’ Hij kwijlt en
likt haar poes half dood. Sien geilt en hikt: ‘n Hond in
mijn goot!”. 59,5 x 47,3 cm. With postcard (600-800)
Parody on Cornelis Jetses. Good condition, framed
behind glass
784
-. Labor Integer Vincit (complete labour conquers all). Silkscreen, dated ‘1987’ and signed in full ‘Joost Veerkamp’
(lower right), numb. ‘27/75’ (lower left). L. 32,1 x 47
cm; S. 49,5 x 79,5 cm.
(600-800)
Very rare silkscreen by Veerkamp. Business present of
‘Uitgeverij Veen’. Title refers to L.J. Veen. Good condition, framed behind glass (see illustration on the next page)
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meaning as they relate to the production of images. A
question very familiar to Veerkamp. It must have been
a challenge for Veerkamp to reproduce this Magritte
(inspite of the title) and make a parody on it. He succeeded in a perfect way. Very rare, Veerkamp only
made a very few oil paintings. Very good condition.
Nicely framed
POSTERS AND SILKSCREENS
Queen Beatrix transformed into Marilyn Monroe
785
-. La Réproduction Interdite Revisited. (Parody on René Magritte.
‘La réproduction interdite’). Oil on board, signed ‘Joost’ and
dated ‘1988’ (on the reverse, lower left). 67,5 x 51,2
cm. With folder ‘Museum Boymans-van Beuningen
Rotterdam’ with illustration of the orig. painting and
postcard ‘Vincent Mentzel. J.A. Deelder ‘la réproduction interdite, René Magritte’
(3.000-4.000)
René Magritte (1898-1967) was a Belgian surrealist
artist. His intended goal for his work was to challenge
observers’ preconditioned perceptions of reality and
force viewers to become hypersensitive to their surroundings. ‘Not to be Reproduced’ (La Réproduction Interdite) raises questions about perception and
784
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786
VEERKAMP, Joost
(1953-). Queen of the
screen (Queen Beatrix
transformed into Marilyn
Monroe). Poster, 1985.
Numbered ‘5/100’ and
signed in full ‘Joost
Veerkamp’ (lower
right). 47 x 33 cm.
With set of 3 posters,
each showing a different phase of the
production process:
without black blocks,
with orange blocks (both unpublished) and the final
phase when the faces are covered with black blocks.
Each circa 74 x 52 cm. (220-270)
Good condition. Together with: Joost VEERKAMP. Grimeren voor beginners. Ad Unum Omnes. Amst., Rap, 1987.
Boards with dustwr. With ills. 48 pp. First ed. Good
condition.- (wr. discol.) and ‘Grimeren voor beginners’, 21 clippings from Vrij Nederland, 1987
787
-. De Vlucht (Vraag
en aanbod). Poster,
1987. Inscribed
‘voor Gert-Jan
H.’, numbered ‘3’
and signed in full
‘Joost Veerkamp’
(lower right). 50 x 70 cm.
Good condition
(50-70)
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With postcard. 36 x 24 cm. Together with: a copy of an
antiquarian catalogue of De Slegte with the original
design for this poster with the ‘De Slegte’ emblem.
Good condition
(60-80)
790
-. Vroom & Dreesmann, Haarlem. Piezography, 1997.
Signed ‘Joost’ (lower right). 46 x 30,8 cm. With postcard and poster of ‘Stichting Beeldende Kunst’, 1996.
Dated ‘1996’ and signed in full ‘Joost Veerkamp’ (centre building). 49 x 32,3 cm.
(70-90)
Good condition
788
-. Dawning of the age of Aquarius. (Acid rain). Poster, Stichting Millennium, 1990. 100 x 70 cm. numb. ‘93/250’ and
signed ‘Joost’ (lower centre)
(70-90)
With postcard. On the carplate: “19-JV-90”[!]
789
-. 25 year Athenaeum
Bookshop. Poster, 1994.
Numb. ‘256’ and
signed ‘Joost’ (lower
centre). 71 x 51 cm.
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791
-. De ideale man. Silkscreen, 1999. Dated ‘1999’, numbered ‘XIX/XX’ and signed ‘Joost’ (lower right). 61 x 45
cm. With postcard
(80-100)
Good condition
792
-. Een Zomaarzotheid. Piezography, 2003. Dated
‘2003’, numb. ‘8/250’ and signed ‘Joost’ (lower
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With postcards and newspaper clipping “Veerkamp
boos over gesol met Avonden-affiche”, De Volkskrant,
11-12-1989. With on the ‘Roxy’-poster a billboard of
the film ‘De Avonden’. Good condition
right). 70 x 49,5 cm. With: a smaller version, 46 x 29,5
cm.
(80-120)
Pastiche of a book by Cissy van Marxveldt in the typical style of Hans Borrebach. Good condition, sm. spot
on the lower left corner of the smaller version
793
-. Gerard Reve posters: 1. De Avonden; 2. Roxy (the late show).
Filmposter, 1989. Numb. ‘194/200’ and signed ‘Joost’
(lower left). 100 x 70 cm.; 2. Poster, 1991. 100 x 70 cm. (50-70)
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794
-. Set of 5 posters: 1. Onder
de brug; 2. God schept Eva; 3.
Pak de trein terug; 4. Veerkamp
signeert alles; 5. Eerste Holland
Animation Festival. Numb.
and signed (1 and 2); With sticker and leaflet (3); Orig.
print used by Joost Veerkamp during the ‘Haarlemse
Stripdagen’ (4); Poster with ills. by Veerkamp of Humphrey Bogart (5). All different sizes (70-90)
Nice set. Good condition
795
-. Set of 6 Tintin posters (parody on Hergé). Het zwarte goud,
1994. Signed ‘Joost’ and numb. ‘11’ (lower centre); De geheimzinnige ster, 1994. Signed ‘Joost’ and
numb. ‘11’ (lower centre); Doodsoorzaak Hobbyjagers,
1994. Signed ‘Joost’ and numb. ‘77’ (lower centre);
Cruijffje mist Amerika, 1994. Signed ‘Joost’ and numb.
‘133’ (lower centre), with copy of workshop drawing and newspaper reproduction, De Volkskrant 1506-1994; Vlucht LY 1862, 1994. Signed ‘Joost’ (lower
right), with copy of workshop drawing. 42 x 30
cm.; Camel, 1994. Signed ‘Joost’ and numb. ‘46’
(lower centre). Each circa 70x 50 cm.
(60-70)
All posters with postcard. Good condition. Together
with: 6 clippings from Vrij Nederland, 1994 and ‘The
rechtsgang van Joost Veerkamp’ In: Stripschrift 28,
(1995), vol. 5
796
-. The view (La plongeuse). Silkscreen, 2004. Dated ‘2004’,
numbered ‘14/250’ and signed ‘Joost’ (lower right).
100 x 70 cm. With try-out for the bookcover ‘Baby’ of
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drawing: two similar designs with small differences.
51,5 x 26,4 cm.; Final result and three sketches (on
transparant paper) and one sketch on white paper;
Handwritten letter of the artist dated ‘18-01-1994’ with
two sketches of the watchfaces; Clock, 1996. With
text: “Sorry hoor, die Boekenmarktweegschaal van
u deugt absoluut niet!”, in orig. packaging. Diameter
37,5 cm. Together with: jubilee edition 25 jaar Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt, 2004 with black and white photo and
workshop drawing. With orig. full colour photo,
12,2 x 10,2 cm.; fax dated 12-06-1996 with “10 Ideetjes
voor 1 wijzerplaat”, with enlargement of workshop
drawing; fax dated 18-06-1996 with final design; two
workshop drawings, on both sides of one transparant paper; Mousepad. With text “De Amsterdamsche
boekenmarkt. Voor wie hogerop wil. En uw muis zit
het lekkerst met zijn gatje op dit boekenmatje” and
“Ziezo, printen die hap.” With jubilee edition 25 jaar
Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt, 2004 with picture of mousepad; sketch; copy of sketch for t-shirt
(450-550)
Good condition
Kirsten Thorup. 23 x 36,5 cm.
Good condition
MISCELLANEA
797
VEERKAMP, Joost (1953-).
Gifts for visitors and relatives ‘Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt’. Set of 4
watches, 1994. Final version:
white watchface with black
pointers, white watchface with
white pointers, black watchface with white pointers, black
watchface with red pointers
and red watch-strap. Each in
orig. box with certificate of
guarantee. With jubilee edition
25 jaar Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt
2004, with pictures of the four
watches, the first sketch and
workshop drawing. In addition:
the original sketch; Workshop
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(70-90)
798
-. Designs for bookcover, writing pad,
bookmarker a.s.o (16
x). Catalogue
cover, 2000. Coen
Jansen. Vaste Planten. With price list
with drawing by
Joost Veerkamp;
Bookcover, 1984.
Rainbow Pocket
1, 11 and 22 (2x);
Cover for the
first Carmiggeltbulletin, 1979 (2x)
; 3 workshop
drawings for the cover of the jubilee edition 25 jaar
Amsterdamsche Boekenmarkt, 2004. With final jubilee edition; Design for cover Loden Lijnen, 2006. With orig.
envelope; Drawing with text on paper, 22,9 x 13,7
cm.: “Op de natte koninginnedag van 1982 drukten
David Simaleavich en Hans van Eijk 30 exemplaren
op Zerkall papier onder luide protesten van Dieuwke
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Ram en Ger Kleis”, 1982; Cover for writing-pad; Playing cards (happy families), 1986. With designs by Joost
Veerkamp a.o.; 4 Postcards; Invitation for exposition.
With list of artworks and card with invitation for exposition, 1984; Bookmarker, design by Joost Veerkamp;
Postcard for “Anti Bont Comité”, 1984. With magazine
Bont voor dieren Blad; The We Do Times, magazine, 2008. All
4 vols.; 5 CDA newspapers, 22 januari 1994 with caricatures by Veerkamp (photocopy)
(80-100)
Good condition
Hilversum”, 1999. 42,1 x 42,1 cm.; 3. Clock, 1998. With
text: “Het is weer zo laat”, signed ‘Joost’, numbered
‘14’ and dated ‘3/03/98’ (on reverse). Limited edition,
in orig. packaging. Diameter 37,5 cm.; 4. Drawing,
ink on paper, 2000. Inscribed with date and title ‘“De
Boekverkoper” 19 oktober 2000’ and signed ‘Joost’
(lower left). 14,3 x 9 cm. With canvas bag for the 25th
anniversary of the comic bookshop “De Jacobijn”; 5.
Mousepad, 1997. With calculator, in orig. packaging.
With drawing, numbered ‘25/35’ (in passe-partout)
and writing-paper with emblem. 6. 2 boxes with 40
postcards, 7 postcards “Monumentaal Hilversum” a.o.
(200-250)
Good condition, drawing framed behind glass
the Cobra cabinet of Gert Jan Hemmink
799
-. Veerkamp miscellanea (6x). 1. Set of six printing proofs
for the stamps calendar made by Scan Studio Heemstede, 1995, each 44 x 31,6 cm.; 2. “Architectuur kalender
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800
COBRA - GEEST, Klaas van der (1935-). (The Cobra
Cabinet of Gert Jan Hemmink). Incl. books on APPEL, CONSTANT, CORNEILLE, ALECHINSKY, JORN,
PEDERSEN, JACOBSEN and HEERUP. Black painted
wooden cabinet with 3 shelves, with wheels below
(after Constant) and coloured cat on top (after Appel). 224 x 99 x 38 cm. With on each shelf 3 different
books on Cobra all with handmade special slipcases by
Klaas van der Geest. First shelf: 1. Pierre RESTANY
and Allen GINSBERG. Karel Appel. [...]. Amst.,
Becht, 1985. Cloth with dustwr. Ills. in colour. 256
pp. Large folio. With handmade slipcase with woodrelief after ‘Questioning children’ (p. 43 of the book)
on cloth box; 2. HONNEF, Klaus. Constant 1945-1983.
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Köln, Rheinland Verlag, 1986.
Ills. 98 pp.; 3. LAUDE, André.
Corneille. Paris, Ed. S.M.I., 1973.
Cloth with dustwr. 120 pp.
Folio; Second shelf: 4. PUTMAN, Jacques. Alechinsky.
Paris, Odège, 1967. Cloth with
dustwr. 207 pp. Large folio.
5. COBRA 1948-1951. Amst.,
Van Gennep, 1980. (Facsimile
of the magazine Cobra). With
slipcase with engraved slate;
6. ZWEITE, Armin. Asger Jorn
1914-1973. München, Lenbachhaus, 1987. Pap. Ills. 285 pp.;
Third shelf: 7. Carl-Henning PEDERSEN. Milano, Electa, 1986.
Cloth with dustwr. Ills. 201 pp.
Large folio. Inscribed by Pedersen and his wife Sidsel Ramson
for O.V. Andersen (1986); 8.
HOVDENAKK, Per. Egill Jacobsen. [Copenhague], Borgen,
1980. Cloth with dustwr. Ills.
No. 72 of 1000 numb. copies. With 2 orig. lithographs,
monogrammed. 223 pp. Folio.
Slipcase with woodrelief after
‘Orange Object’ (p. 33 of the
book); 9. MOESTRUP, Hans.
Henry Heerup. Det grafische vaerk/The
graphic works 1930-80. Charlottenland, Cordelia, 1980. Cloth with
dustwr. Ills. No. 2478 of 2700
numb. copies. With 1 orig. lithograph, signed. 158 pp. Large
folio (1.000-2.000)
Books, slipcases and cabinet
general in good condition.(two whiskers of the cat on top
lacking). Colourful and very
special piece of art. Unique. Exhibition: Cobra Museum voor
Moderen Kunst, Amstelveen,
1999
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1. All items are assumed to be in good condition, unless otherwise stated. They may be returned - in the same condition - if any serious defect
not mentioned in the catalogue should be found.
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mentioned in the description (“others”), or items marked “w.a.f.” (“with all faults”) or “n.s.t.r.” (“not subject to return”).
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4. All purchases must be paid for within two weeks of receipt of the invoice. Property of the goods does not pass to the purchaser until the
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ontvangst te geschieden. Met latere reclames kan geen rekening worden gehouden. Uitgezonderd zijn kavels die uit drie of meer werken
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“n.s.t.r.” worden aangeboden (resp.: “with all faults” en “not subject to return”).
2. Overeenkomstig de gebruikelijke veilingvoorwaarden is de koper 23,8% opgeld (d.i. incl. btw) verschuldigd over het bedrag waarvoor het
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3. Eenieder wordt geacht voor eigen rekening te kopen en kan zich niet op opdracht beroepen.
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ten laste van de koper.
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bevoegd in eerste instantie te oordelen.
7. Ieder voorgaand bod dient met 10% te worden overboden, al is de veilinghouder gerechtigd verhogingen naar eigen inzicht aan te passen.
(In de praktijk wordt in de zaal tot € 60 met € 5 verhoogd, daarna tot € 160 met € 10, daarna tot € 220 met € 20, daarna tot € 450 met € 25 en
daarna met 10% van het lopende bod). Opdrachten vooraf die van dit patroon afwijken, zullen op dezelfde manier worden behandeld (€ 41
wordt dan € 45, € 505 wordt € 550).
8. De aangegeven schattingen zijn bedoeld als indicatie van de opbrengst en als leidraad bij het bieden, ze zijn geen limieten of verkoopprijzen. Biedingen vooraf dienen tenminste de helft van de hoogste schatting te bedragen, al adviseren wij aspirant-kopers die de veiling
niet bijwonen om ten minste een bod ter hoogte van de laagste schatting uit te brengen.
9. De meeste kavels worden ingezet op de laagste schatting, tenzij concurrerende biedingen vooraf een hogere inzet nodig maken.
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13. Met zijn bod verbindt de bieder zich aan de veilingvoorwaarden.
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