ORIGINAL ART: FROG PRINCE by TUDOR, TASHA

First Edition,. Fine/Fine. First Edition full number line, hand signed by Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton at Barnes and Noble in Chicago, 2014 Hardcover+ dust jacket not clipped, very light shelf wear, tight binding, clean text, no cover dents, no rmark

Tallahassee, Florida:: Alluvium Press,, 2016.. Edition of 35. 4 x 8"; 6 panel accordion with sewn pamphlets in valleys of 4 folds. Printed 8-color letterpress on handmade cotton/abaca paper. Laid in letterpress printed chemise . Slipcased. Numbered. Sara White: "RIVERINE is an artist's book and fragmented essay about a riparian landscape in New Orleans, LA called the 'batture.' Accompanied by letterpress printed imagery and textures of industrial structures and nature that inhabit this landscape located between the man-made levee and Mississippi River along the margins of the city, the book's text shifts and flows with each page-turn. It pays homage to communities that have existed on the batture in homes on stilts throughout history and the liminal experience of living in a place that is neither water nor solid ground, undefinable and always changing." Colophon: "The photographs in this book were originally printed in These Were Our Homes, a pamphlet… Read More

First Edition,. Fine/Fine. First Edition full number line, hand signed by Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton at Barnes and Noble in Chicago, 2014 Hardcover+ dust jacket not clipped, very light shelf wear, tight binding, clean text, no cover dents, no rmark

Tallahassee, Florida:: Alluvium Press,, 2016.. Edition of 35. 4 x 8"; 6 panel accordion with sewn pamphlets in valleys of 4 folds. Printed 8-color letterpress on handmade cotton/abaca paper. Laid in letterpress printed chemise . Slipcased. Numbered. Sara White: "RIVERINE is an artist's book and fragmented essay about a riparian landscape in New Orleans, LA called the 'batture.' Accompanied by letterpress printed imagery and textures of industrial structures and nature that inhabit this landscape located between the man-made levee and Mississippi River along the margins of the city, the book's text shifts and flows with each page-turn. It pays homage to communities that have existed on the batture in homes on stilts throughout history and the liminal experience of living in a place that is neither water nor solid ground, undefinable and always changing." Colophon: "The photographs in this book were originally printed in These Were Our Homes, a pamphlet… Read More