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objects: 1
offset-printed
nobinding
black-and-white
21.6 x 27.7
[1] pp.
edition size unknown
unsigned and unnumbered
Single-sided flyer published to promote the wold premier of two films by Andy Warhol, "Vinyl" staring Gerard Malanga and "Poor Little Rich Girl" staring Edie Sedgwick, held on June 19 and 20, 1965. Features image by Warhol of Sedgwick and Malanga. "Andy Warhol's first 'non-static' film [Vinyl. Counter-pointed happenings develop a pseudoclinical approach, involving sadomasochism, to juvenile delinquency. Also with J.D. McDermott. Scenario by Ronald Travel. ... [Poor Little Rich Girl is] Warhol's cinema verite exploration in pop art style of the transition from concern to insouciance of a poor little rich girl confronted with disinheritance. Scenario by Chuck Wien." ... [details]
Film-Makers' Cinematheque, 
New York, 

$2,500.00
Fair / Very Good. Hand addressed mailed copy with postmark. Folded in three for mailing as issued. Missing 4.7 x 1.4 cm. area along left edge. Light handling marks. See image for detailed condition assessment.
[Object # 23403]
offset-printed
black-and-white
21.6 x 27.7
[1] pp.
unknown
unsigned and unnumbered
Single-sided flyer published to promote the wold premier of two films by Andy Warhol, "Vinyl" staring Gerard Malanga and "Poor Little Rich Girl" staring Edie Sedgwick, held on June 19 and 20, 1965. Features image by Warhol of Sedgwick and Malanga. "Andy Warhol's first 'non-static' film [Vinyl. Counter-pointed happenings develop a pseudoclinical approach, involving sadomasochism, to juvenile delinquency. Also with J.D. McDermott. Scenario by Ronald Travel. ... [Poor Little Rich Girl is] Warhol's cinema verite exploration in pop art style of the transition from concern to insouciance of a poor little rich girl confronted with disinheritance. Scenario by Chuck Wien." ... [details]
Film-Makers' Cinematheque, 
New York, 
 
$2,500.00
Fair / Very Good. Hand addressed mailed copy with postmark. Folded in three for mailing as issued. Missing 4.7 x 1.4 cm. area along left edge. Light handling marks. See image for detailed condition assessment.
[Object # 23403]
offset-printed
nobinding
black-and-white
27.8 x 21.5 cm.
[1] pp.
edition size unknown
unsigned and unnumbered
[Press Release]
[Press Release] 
Single sided press release for word premier of Andy Warhol's film "****" [Four Stars] held on December 15, [1967] at New Cinema Playhouse. Film stared Nico, Edie Sedgwick, International Velvet, Viva, Ingrid Superstar, Ondine, Ultra Violet, Allen Midgette, Brigid Polk, Vera Cruz, Octavio Electro Manuelo, and Tiger Morse. "There is no rehearsed story; the action is spontaneous. In **** two dissimilar reels of film are projected simultaneously, or superimposed, on the same screen. This is an integral part of the film. While each reel may tell its own story, two reels together create the unique situation in which two very ... [details]
offset-printed
black-and-white
27.8 x 21.5 cm.
[1] pp.
unknown
unsigned and unnumbered
Single sided press release for word premier of Andy Warhol's film "****" [Four Stars] held on December 15, [1967] at New Cinema Playhouse. Film stared Nico, Edie Sedgwick, International Velvet, Viva, Ingrid Superstar, Ondine, Ultra Violet, Allen Midgette, Brigid Polk, Vera Cruz, Octavio Electro Manuelo, and Tiger Morse. "There is no rehearsed story; the action is spontaneous. In **** two dissimilar reels of film are projected simultaneously, or superimposed, on the same screen. This is an integral part of the film. While each reel may tell its own story, two reels together create the unique situation in which two very ... [details]
objects: 1