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MULTIPLE, LIMITED, UNIQUE: SELECTIONS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION OF THE CENTER FOR BOOK ARTS.
Campos, Alexander and Jen Larson

   

- New York : Center for Book Arts 2011
- 8.5 x 11 inches
- paperback
- 144 pages
- Order Nr. 108980
- Price: $ 40.00

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Multiple, Limited, Unique is the culmination of the three-year effort by the Center for Book Arts Collections Initiative. It offers an overview of the history and development of book arts over the past 40 years, and examines the role of the Center in both nurturing and promoting innovative artists and preserving traditional artistic practices.

This exhibition is accompanied by an extensive catalogue with essays by noted curators and collectors, including by Johanna Drucker, author, book artist, visual theorist, and cultural critic; Erin Riley-Lopez, Independent Curator and former Associate Curator at the Bronx Museum of the Arts; Nina M. Schneider, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA; Amanda Stevenson, Curator, Museum of Printing History; and Tony White, Director, Fine Arts Library, Indiana University in Bloomington. In addition, the catalogue includes an essay by Executive Director Alexander Campos and an introduction by Jen Larson.

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ENGRAVINGS BY LEO WYATT.
by Wyatt, Leo

Limited to 75 numbered, signed copies. Four engraved alphabets by Wyatt (1909-81), South African born wood engraver. Each is 10 by 13 inches, with uncut edges. Portfolio faded at edges.




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