Wendingen

116 issues, square 4to (each approx. 327 x 327mm.), all in original printed wrappers with illustrations by different artists, woodcut by Lion Cachet loosely inserted into issue 7/8 for 1919, first 8 issues with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted, printed on folded sheets and sewn with raffia in the oriental style, a few with hard covers, some wrappers chipped or creased at edges

Inchausti, Madrid, bookseller's stamp on some title-pages and covers; Amós Salvador Carreras (1879-1963, architect from Madrid), name inscribed in pencil on several issues; thence by family descent

Víctor del Reguero, Amós Salvador Carreras (Léon: Piélago del Moro, 2011)

M.F. Le Coultre, Wendingen: a journal for the arts, 1918-1932 (New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 2001)

Condition is described in the main body of the cataloguing, where appropriate
"In response to your inquiry, we are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described above. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. Prospective buyers should also refer to any Important Notices regarding this sale, which are printed in the Sale Catalogue.
NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE."

A COMPLETE SET of the influential Dutch architecture magazine, which was founded by H.T. Wijdeveld. Each issue has its own specifically designed cover (one by El Lissitzky), and most issues relate to a specific subject. The majority cover architectural subjects, particularly modernist architecture, with several issues on Frank Lloyd Wright, and including commercial, civil, industrial and ecclesiastical architecture. There are also issues on Russian icons, national and tribal art, individual artists (including Diego Rivera and Gustav Klimt), interiors, ceramics, stamps, bookplates, and cars.

January 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
February 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
March 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
April 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
May 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
June, 6 for 1918, , with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
July, 7 for 1918, with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
August, 8 for 1918 (damp-stained), with Technisch Gedeelte loosely inserted
September 1918
October, 10 for 1918 (slightly damp-stained)
[11]/12 for 1918 (on Toorop)

1 for 1919
2 for 1919
3 for 1919
4 for 1919
5 for 1919
June, 6 for 1919
July-Aug, 7/8 for 1919, with woodcut on tracing paper loosely inserted
9/10 for 1919
11 for 1919
December 1919

1 for 1920
2 for 1920 (on Gustav Klimt)
3/4 for 1920
5 for 1920 (on Hungarian art)
6/7 for 1920
8/9 for 1920
10 for 1920
11/12 for 1920

1/2 for 1921
3 for 1921
4/5 for 1921
6 for 1921
7/8 for 1921
9/10 for 1921
11 for 1921 with Lissitzky cover
12 for 1921

1 for 1923
2 for 1923 (cover by Jan Sluijters)
3 for 1923
4 for 1923
5/6 for 1923
7 for 1923 (hardback)
8/9 for 1923 (hardback)
10 for 1923 (on bookplates)
11/12 for 1923

1 for 1924 (hardback)
2 for 1924
3 for 1924 (hardback) (on Finsterlin)
4/5 for 1924 (hardback)
6 for 1924
7 for 1924
8 for 1924 (hardback)
9/10 for 1924
11/12 for 1924

1 for 1925
2 for 1925 (on Hildo Krop)
[3 for 1925] (Frank Lloyd Wright number 1)
[4 for 1925] (FLW)
5 for 1925 (FLW)
6 for 1925 (FLW)
7 for 1925 (FLW)
8 for 1925 (FLW)
[9 for 1925] (FLW number 7)
10 for 1925
11/12 for 1925
[many of these issues are for 1925 but were printed in 1926]

1 for 1927
2 for 1927 (interiors)
3 for 1927 (text in French)
4 for 1927 (on Denmark)
5 for 1927 (on Sweden)
6/7 for 1927 (on Amsterdam West)
8 for 1927 (on Sweden part 2)
9/10 for 1927
11 for 1927
12 for 1927

1 for 1928
2 for 1928
3/4 for 1928 (on Jan Toorop)
5 for 1928
6/7 for 1928
8 for 1928 (on Albert Hahn's satirical art)
9 for 1928
10 for 1928
11 for 1928
12 for 1928 (on Russian icons)

1 for 1929
2 for 1929
3 for 1929 (on Diego Rivera)
4 for 1929
5/6 for 1929
7 for 1929
8 for 1929
9 for 1929
10 for 1929
11/12 for 1929

1 for 1930 (on Rothenburg)
2 for 1930 with advertisement sheet loosely inserted
3 for 1930
4 for 1930
5 for 1930
6/7 for 1930
8 for 1930
9 for 1930
10 for 1930
11/12 for 1930

1 for 1931
2 for 1931 (on Dutch posters)
3 for 1931 (on Joep Nicolas's stained glass)
4 for 1931
5/6 for 1931 (on Hildo Krop, sculptor)
6 for 1931 [sic, there are two issues numbered 6]
7/8 for 1931 (on school buildings)
9 for 1931
10 for 1931
11/12 for 1931