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Endgrain Editions One:
Gerard Brender à Brandis May 2000 Endgrain Editions One: Gerard Brender à Brandis is the first in a projected series of books on individual wood engravers, stemming from our publication of Endgrain in 1995. It presents fifty of Mr. Brender à Brandiss engravings, selected by him, and printed from the wood. Among them are his first engraving (1964). This book marks the inception of an important part of our publishing program for the foreseeable future: we have volumes planned already through 2005, and we hope to continue to produce these monographs as an ongoing part of our list. Each volume will show up to 50 engravings chosen by the artist from his or her past work, and will feature three commissions: a frontispiece, tipped in to all the books in both states (and also included as a signed and numbered print with the Deluxe edition), a pattern paper, and a new version of our press device. In addition, there will be an introduction by either the artist or an authority on the artists work, and a catalogue of major exhibitions and publications. These books are intended to provide a continuing account of the state of wood engraving in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe and possibly in other parts of the world as time goes by. At present we have volumes planned on Abigail Rorer, Peter Lazarov, Gaylord Schanilec, Michelle Post and Paul Kershaw. An overview of the Endgrain Editions series is also available for consultation. Deluxe edition: Text hand
set in Joanna roman and italic, with Augustea and Libra for display. Fifty
engravings printed from the wood. Black and burgundy on Zerkall Silurian
Green and Book White Wove papers. Tipped in frontispiece. Hand bound by
Natasha Herman in quarter burgundy morocco with patterned paper over boards,
with a signed and numbered proof of the frontispiece in a handmade paper
folder, slipcased. Regular edition: Quarter
bound in Japanese silk and patterned paper, printed label on spine, with
a tipped-in frontispiece. |