Anders, Richard. Three illustrated works from the Maldoror Edition. Published by Maximilian Barck. With numerous signed original graphics. 41.5 x 29.5 cm. Illustrator. OHalf line, each in the O.P. pusher. Berlin 1995-1996. 1. ShadowMundSpeaks. 47 S. With 6 signed original screen prints by Pontus Carle. Semi-line with original silkscreen illustration on the front cover. 1995. - One of 20 "artist editions" (total edition: 70 ex.). Printed by Anders and Carle signed. The screen prints were printed in the studio "Herzattacke". White horror. 8 Bl. With 6 original temple drawings by Gerald Titius. Semi-line with original drawing on the entire cover. 1996. - One of 30 numbered copies (total edition: 50 ex.). - Printed by Anders and Titius signed. - 3. The detachable face. Selection 1949-1974. With an impromptu by Rita Bishop and 7 color. Original screen prints by Rainer Tschernay. Semi-line with color. Screen printing on the Voder cover. 1996. - One of 20 artist copies (total edition: 70 ex.). Printed by Anders and Chernay signed. Richard Anders (1928-2012), who is counted among the Surrealists among the German writers (if one wants to draw a drawer) was characterized by Ursula Krechel with a beautiful sentence quoted in the Wikipedia entry: "A bird-light, bird-wise marginal existence; it is to be feared that such as his in the increasingly hectic, bitter for the Cake crumbs haggling capital are no longer to be led for long." – Impeccable specimens.