Every Building On The Sunset Strip By Edward Ruscha 1966 With Slipcase Rare
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The Sunset Strip photographs by Edward Ruscha Published by: Self Published Printed in: 1966 ----- Features ----- · Contains all 27' of continuous black and white photographs · Limited Edition one of only 1000 copies printed ... Condition
The book is in very good condition. There are some light marks on the rear edge of the spine. This is an accordion fold out book that features 27' of continuous photographs, showing every building on the Sunset strip laid out out in two rows at the top and bottom of the pages. There are no signatures, bookplates, or markings of any kind. The pages are free of any foxing. The book comes with it's rare original slipcase. The slipcase is in very good condition. A rare copy of Edward Ruscha's classic work. Synopsis Every Building on the Sunset Strip is an accordian style fold out book with black and white photographs by Edward Ruscha. It features two strips of photographs on the top and bottom of each page depicting every building on the Sunset strip laid out in one contiuous shot. When unfolded the book measures 27' in length.
---------- About the Photographer ---------- Edward Joseph Ruscha IV (born December 16, 1937) is an American artist associated with the pop art movement. He has worked in the media of painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, and film. Ruscha achieved recognition for paintings incorporating words and phrases and for his many photographic books, all influenced by the deadpan irreverence of the Pop Art movement. Photography has played a crucial role throughout Ruscha’s career, beginning with images he made during a trip to Europe with his mother and brother in 1961, and most memorably as the imagery for more than a dozen books that present precisely what their titles describe. His photographs are straightforward, even deadpan, in their depiction of subjects that are not generally thought of as having aesthetic qualities. His "Products" pictures, for example, feature boxes of Sunmaid raisins and Oxydol detergent and a can of Sherwin Williams turpentine in relatively formal still lifes. Mostly devoid of human presence, these photographs emphasize the essential form of the structure and its placement within the built environment.
---------- Return Policy---------- If you are unsatisfied with your purchase for any reason, a FULL refund will be issued so long as I am notified within 14 days after you receive your purchase. The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs.
A great chance to own a Rare copy of a classic collection of work. If you have any questions or you want more pictures please feel free to email. Overseas bidders only Paypal accepted
The book is in very good condition. There are some light marks on the rear edge of the spine. This is an accordion fold out book that features 27' of continuous photographs, showing every building on the Sunset strip laid out out in two rows at the top and bottom of the pages. There are no signatures, bookplates, or markings of any kind. The pages are free of any foxing. The book comes with it's rare original slipcase. The slipcase is in very good condition. A rare copy of Edward Ruscha's classic work. Synopsis Every Building on the Sunset Strip is an accordian style fold out book with black and white photographs by Edward Ruscha. It features two strips of photographs on the top and bottom of each page depicting every building on the Sunset strip laid out in one contiuous shot. When unfolded the book measures 27' in length.
---------- About the Photographer ---------- Edward Joseph Ruscha IV (born December 16, 1937) is an American artist associated with the pop art movement. He has worked in the media of painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, and film. Ruscha achieved recognition for paintings incorporating words and phrases and for his many photographic books, all influenced by the deadpan irreverence of the Pop Art movement. Photography has played a crucial role throughout Ruscha’s career, beginning with images he made during a trip to Europe with his mother and brother in 1961, and most memorably as the imagery for more than a dozen books that present precisely what their titles describe. His photographs are straightforward, even deadpan, in their depiction of subjects that are not generally thought of as having aesthetic qualities. His "Products" pictures, for example, feature boxes of Sunmaid raisins and Oxydol detergent and a can of Sherwin Williams turpentine in relatively formal still lifes. Mostly devoid of human presence, these photographs emphasize the essential form of the structure and its placement within the built environment.
---------- Return Policy---------- If you are unsatisfied with your purchase for any reason, a FULL refund will be issued so long as I am notified within 14 days after you receive your purchase. The buyer is responsible for return shipping costs.
A great chance to own a Rare copy of a classic collection of work. If you have any questions or you want more pictures please feel free to email. Overseas bidders only Paypal accepted
