This website is dedicated to the dissemination of artist’s books created by Endre Tót. Our goal is to give them greater visibility by facilitating access to each publication within a research space open to all. We have compiled a list of 42 titles, covering a period from his very first book, nothing. (samizdat) (1971), to 1991, the year Masterpieces from Cimabue to Warhol (1971-89) was published.

Precise information gathered from the artist, his friends, publishers, and museums with whom he collaborated complements the necessary knowledge for understanding his publications. In this archival work, we consider ourselves archivists, leaving it to art critics and historians to further develop this documentary material, which we hope will be valuable for their research.

Endre Tót has authorized us to publish his editions in digital Flipbook format, allowing visitors, researchers, historians, enthusiasts, and collectors to browse through his complete artist’s books. These publications are works of art in their own right—contemporary and in constant evolution. Through this website, the unique density of Endre Tót’s visual and written language is made available for study, encouraging the enrichment of the information presented here and contributing to a deeper understanding of the artist’s work.

We warmly thank John Armleder (Éditions Ecart), Thomas Howeg (Éditions Howeg), Peter Farkas (Éditions Irodlami Levelek), Jürgen O. Olbrich (Éditions Kunoldstr.34), Jean Sellem (Éditions Sellem, Galerie St:Petri), Klaus Groh (International Artist's Cooperation (I.A.C) Klaus Groh Verlag), Armin Hundertmark (Edition Hundertmark), as well as Madame Catherine Kergomard (Alain Buyse, publisher and printer), for granting us permission to publish these works.

We also extend our gratitude to Ken Friedman, Harry Ruhé, Robert Alföldi, the archives of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Mr. and Mrs. Kelter, Jean-Marc Poinsot, Uwe Albrecht, Robert Krauthammer, Peter van Beveren, Frank M. Berndt, and those whom we may have unintentionally omitted.