PSA – your help needed to identify this painting

Dear readers — I sometimes get requests from individuals to help identify Situationist material. In this case, a painting from a Frederick Rou[se]? Any help appreciated

Fragment d’un questionnaire social

[VANEIGEM, Raoul]. [Fragment d’un questionnaire social].n.p.: n.p., n.d. 2 p.; 21 x 27 cm.; black ink on cream stock

Except from a never-published “social questionnaire” by Raoul Vaneigem. It was supposed to include 60 statements, but only 31 were written (or preserved?). Statements – to which respondents were to respond by ++ (strongly agree), + (agree), o (neither agree nor disagree), – (disagree), — (strongly disagree) – include: (3) War is inherent to human nature; (18) The death penalty is barbaric and ought to be abolished; (31) The concept of God is a a product of the human mind

It is not entirely clear how the answers were to be used….

Internationale Situationniste envelope [1963]

[INTERNATIONALE SITUATIONNISTE]. [Envelope] Internationale Situationniste – Revue Trimestrielle – B.P. 75-06 Paris. n.p. [Paris]: n.p. [Internationale Situationniste], n.d. [1963]. 1 p.; 10 x 22 cm.; red ink on white stock.

Envelope with the name and address of the Situationist International at its new address (used starting with issue #8). Uncommon ephemera.

 

Traité de Savoir-Vivre à l’Usage des Jeunes Générations – The New York Public Library acknowledges with thanks and appreciation…[1968]

VANEIGEM, Raoul. [Traité de Savoir-Vivre à l’Usage des Jeunes Générations] The New York Public Library acknowledges with thanks and appreciation…New York: NYPL, 12 March 1968. 1 p.; 15 x 13 cm.; black ink on white stock.

Receipt notice from the New York Public Library that thanks Raoul Vaneigem for sending a copy of his book.  Signed by the Director of the NYPL.

Raoul Vaneigem – Original photograph [1960]

[VANEIGEM, Raoul] [Original Photograph]. 1 p.; 24 x 18 cm.; black & white photograph on Agfa photo stock

Black and white photograph of young, smiling, 26-year old Raoul Vaneigem from late 1960. A few months before the photograph had taken, Vaneigem had written a letter to Henri Lefebvre, who put him in touch with Guy Debord the following year. He joined the Situationist International in 1961.