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München, Moderne Galerie Otto Stangl, 1957. 17x12. 24 pp. 7 full-page colour reproductions including two tipped-in plates, plus portrait photo. Four-page essay by Franz Meyer, and list of earlier exhibitions. Pictorial wrappers.

(London) 1882. 21x13. 24 pp. including last, blank leaf. Printed wrappers. A fine copy with very light external wear, some internal pencil markings. Rare exhibition catalogue listing 198 watercolours by some 110 artists (and a piece of statuary by Oscar Berg). The most plentifully represented, with thirteen works, is Clara Montalba; among the others are Helen Allingham, David Artz, James Aumonier, Guido Bach, Henry Bacon, Auguste Bouvier, Rosa Bonheur, George Henry Boughton, John Lewis Brown, Ulysse Butin, Frederik Jacobus Du Chattel, Hugh Carter, Charles Cattermole, Thomas Collier, Oreste Cortazzo, Henry Dawson, Albert Edelfelt, Myles Birket Foster, Henry Towneley Green, Georges Gassies, Sir John Gilbert, Carl Haag, James Hardy, Hubert von Herkomer, William Ayerst Ingram, Jozef Israëls, Charles Jacque, Gustave Jacquet, George Goodwin Kilburne, Cecil Gordon Lawson, Lady (Caroline) Lindsay, Egron Lundgren, John Seymour Lucas, Francesc Miralles i Galaup, John MacWhirter, Jacob Maris, Hendrik Willem Mesdag, Albert Neuhuys, James Orrock, Thomas Pyne, Attilio Simonetti, John Syer, John Steeple, John Macallan Swan, Josep Tapiró, Frederick Tayler, George Stanfield Walters, Augustus Walford Weedon, Henry Bowser Wimbush, and Edmund Morison Wimperis.

12 A4 leaves with stencilled text (1958). Together with: eight original photographs (18x24 except one in smaller size) of the new building and interiors with decorations. And: 8-page folder (1958) presenting the building with colour rendering, plan, three photos, and text. And: 4-page folder with invitation to the opening in April 1958, with one colour photo. Kept in an envelope printed 'Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads Aktiebolag'. The new head office of the Kockum works, a 15-storey building on a triangular plan, was designed by Paul Hedquist, with interior mosaic and stuccolustro decorations by Tor Hörlin. The stencilled description of the building includes one leaf with text by Hörlin on his decorative work.