Ausrufzeit : ca. 17:18 (Zeitplan ohne Gewähr)
Edition Kaldewey 54. – Eins von zehn Exemplaren der »Edition deluxe« mit einer Suite von fünf Abzügen der signierten Fotocollagen von Gunnar Kaldewey und im Wildledereinband (Gesamtauflage 50). – Im Druckvermerk vom Künstler signiert. – Gedruckt auf Gold Sunago Japan-Papier. – In dem außergewöhnlichen nahezu transparenten Sunago-Papier sind getrocknete Ahornblättern eingeschlossen, auf der Oberfläche winzige Goldtupfer. – Thoreaus Thema des gefeierten »Indian Summer« passt perfekt zu dieser Arbeit.
Von Lucius, S. 315
48,0 : 34,0 cm. [32] Seiten, 5 Inkjet-Drucke. – Schuber mit schwachem Lichtrand, Chemisenrücken verblasst. – Zwischenblätter stockfleckig.
english description:
With eight color inkjet prints based on photo collages by Gunnar Kaldewey. Flexible wine-red buckskin ribbon with an attached leather cover label (Thomas Zwang, Hamburg). In original slipcase with gilt title on the spine and slipcase.
Kaldewey Edition 54. – One of ten copies of the “Deluxe Edition” featuring a suite of five prints of Gunnar Kaldewey’s signed photo collages and bound in suede (total edition of 50). – Signed by the artist in the colophon. – Printed on Gold Sunago Japanese paper. – Dried maple leaves are embedded in the extraordinary, nearly transparent Sunago paper, with tiny speckles of gold on the surface. – Thoreau’s theme of the celebrated “Indian Summer” fits perfectly with this work. – »This is Gunnar A. Kaldewey’s second book with a text by Henry David Thoreau […]. The exceptional Sunago paper – mixing both Gampi and Kozo fibers – is nearly transparent and has dried maple leaves inserted. The deluxe version is even more intricate, with red autumn leaves and additional tiny sprinkles of gold. Thoreau’s theme of the celebrated Indian Summer is perfectly matched by this paper. Kaldewey’s images also show the strongly colored autumn leaves; they were printed in Berlin with the assistance of Heike Ulbricht. The original manuscript of Thoreau’s text is housed in the Chapin Library of Williams College in Williamstown, MA.« (75 artist books, p. 315).
slipcase with faint discoloration around the edges; spines of the chemises have faded. – foxed interleafs.
