A CURATED COLLECTION FROM NEUE GALERIE NEW YORK

KABARET FLEDERMAUS BROOCH
AND MONEY CLIP
Josef Hoffmann and Bertold Löffler
Designed 1907
Produced by First Edition
Silver-plate with black vitreous enamel

HANNAH HÖCH:
THE SINGER, 1926 [PRINT]
Limited Edition / Printed on archival paper by Thornwillow Press under the direction of Luke Ives Pontifell
Image size 11¼ x 11¼ in.
Mounted on 14¾ x 16⅝ in. matte

NEUE SPORT JUMP ROPE
Produced by Hock Design
Finely-turned, hand-oiled walnut handles
High-speed precision 4 ball-bearing system of anodized aircraft aluminum
Lightweight anodized aluminum connections
Nine-foot natural leather rope, adjustable

NEUE SPORT HAND WEIGHTS
Produced by Hock Design
Set of two hand-weights for toning, stretching, and jogging
Oiled walnut and stainless steel
500g  

THE EIGHTH: MAHLER AND THE WORLD IN 1910
By Stephen Johnson
September 12, 1910: The world premiere of Gustav Mahler’s Eighth Symphony and the artistic breakthrough for which the composer had yearned all his life. The Eighth looks behind the scenes at the demanding one-week rehearsal period leading up to the premiere—something unheard of at the time—and provides fascinating insight into Mahler’s compositional habits, his busy life as a conductor, his philosophical and literary interests, and his personal and professional relationships. Johnson expertly contextualizes Mahler’s work among the prevailing attitudes and political climate of his age, considering the art, science, technology, and mass entertainment that informed the world in 1910. The Eighth is an absorbing history of a musical masterpiece and the troubled man who created it.

CAFÉ CANE
Polished chrome handle
Black lacquer beechwood stick

OPERA STICK
Silver filigree handle
Black lacquer beechwood stick