Description: |
Single volume loose in card folder [22], 7 p. : chiefly ill. (some col.), mapThis collection of black and white and color photographs were taken in the Palpung Monastery in Palpung Parkhang, Tibet. Each spread consists of one numbered photograph. Each number matches a note in the back of the book which details the artists experience while walking through the monastery: what he sees, what enlivens his senses, and more concrete facts about the people and what they are doing in the photographs. The footnotes create a dual narrative of the artists experience and the converse experience of the monasterys inhabitants. The book lies flat so that the photographs composition is unhindered by a gutter. --Printed Matter website |
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Origin: | 2012 |
Created By: |
Meador, Clifton |
Publisher: |
[Chicago] : Clifton Meador |
Source: |
http://iuidigital.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/BookArts/id/1792 |
Collection: |
Herron Library Fine Press and Book Arts Collection |
Rights: | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ |
Copyright: |
In Copyright |
Subjects: |
Dpal-spuṅs Dgon-pa (Dege Xian, China) Wood-engraving, Tibetan--Printing. Artists books--United States. Monasteries in art.This collection of black and white and color photographs were taken in the Palpung Monastery in Palpung Parkhang, Tibet. Each spread consists of one numbered photograph. Each number matches a note in the back of the book which details the artists experience while walking through the monastery: what he sees, what enlivens his senses, and more concrete facts about the people and what they are doing in the photographs. The footnotes create a dual narrative of the artists experience and the converse experience of the monasterys inhabitants. The book lies flat so that the photographs composition is unhindered by a gutter. --Printed Matter website 1 hand sewn binding and 1 stapled fold (notes section) paper cover Card paper Offset printed with a letterpress printed dust jacket. |
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