Point of view
by Sarah Bryant
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" ... the back sides of the gate folds ... presented a challenge. Somehow, this space needed to introduce each spread and use a system which unified the book ... I decided to use a map, complete with dots to indicate locations of people. I used red to highlight the groupings which would immediately follow each map. The central point, which represents the observer whose perceptions the book explores, is gray throughout all of these maps, save the collection of dots on the title page, where it is red ..."--Vamp and Tramp website.
"... the back sides of the gate folds ... presented a challenge. Somehow, this space needed to introduce each spread and use a system which unified the book.... I decided to use a map, complete with dots to indicate locations of people. I used red to highlight the groupings which would immediately follow each map. The central point, which represents the observer whose perceptions the book explores, is gray throughout all of these maps, save the collection of dots on the title page, where it is red..."--Vamp and Tramp website.
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Letterpress printed from metal type and polymer plates on Arches Text Wove and Wyndstone Vellum, stitched in four sections with gate folds.
Edition of 100 copies, signed by the artist.
Rare Book copy: No. 56.
Place of publication from publisher's website.
Bound in grey linen with blind stampings on front and back.
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