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Description:: Picasso Gaglione and J. Held Jr. where editors; illustrated thru out with b&w rubber stamp images; attached to front cover is a rubber stamp titled " Fake Picabia Bros. and images of Picasso Gaglione and John Held; plastic black spiral spine; xiv, 58pp; size: 9 x 11-1/4in; "This is a special rubber stamp edition of the FAKE PICABIA Bros. tour of Europe from 1 to 11 May 1995"; text by John Held jr.; contributors: Sophie Nagiscarde, Sanja Radivovic, Michel Hosszu, Daniel Daligand, Guy Bleus, Rod Summers, and Ruud Janssen; in EXCELLENT COND.

L'Art Tampon. a Rubber Stamp Performance (illustrated Periodical with an origianl rubber stamp multiple )GAGLIONE, Picasso / John Held Jr.

I found out that someone is selling a copy for 35 Euro's :

http://www.abebooks.de/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=367286784&searchurl=kn%3Druud%2Bjanssen%26sortby%3D3%26sts%3Dt%26x%3D14%26y%3D10

I have my own signed copy received from Bill (Picasso) Gaglione himself.

Interview with Ruud Janssen by Kate Lanxner for Rubberstampmadness

This is the interview with Ruud Janssen by Kate Lanxner for Rubberstampmadness done in 1985.

TAM Rubberstamp Archive Address List

Some historic TAM-Publication booklets for you:



1996-version

1994 version

1995 version

Over the years I have kept a database with all the addresses of mail-artists that contributed to the TAM-Tubberstamp Archive. The list grew over the decades and contains also the historic addresses. I printed the list every month and send old versions into the network. Some versions I kept in the TAM-Archive and above you find three old versions. The 1996-version was 50 pages thick....

Catalog published as PDF-file

Yesterday was the opening of the exhibition of stampsheets that were sent in to the TAM-Rubber Stamp Archive. The network had to send the sheets straight to Moscow, where they are now hanging in the famous L-Gallery in downtown Moscow, Russia.

A poster is been published and is sent to all address I could trace down. A digital version is available at http://www.iuoma.org/rub_arch.html. Also you will find a link there to the digital file of the catalog made for this exhibition. It is now published in PDF-format and has a size of 3,8 Mbyte. So if you have a speed-access to the Internet, you can have a preview of this catalog.

Ruud