Limited Edition 2: Atlas Monographs
Edition 2:
MAX PAM: Atlas Monographs
LIMITED BOXED EDITION WITH FOUR TYPE-C PRINTS
Atlas Monographs, with foreword by Max Pam and essay by critic and academic Professor Stephen Muecke, compresses eight travel journals, beginning with Pam’s recent work (Karakoram 2006) and shifting back through the decades to his first journals begun in 1970. The journals map, through text, photo and marks on paper, nearly forty years of engagement with the cultures Max Pam has travelled through. The result is a revealing and intimate exploration of the life of this world-acclaimed Australian photographer.
Atlas Monographs, T&G Publishing, Sydney. 2009. Hardcover book with dust jacket. Over 300 colour and monotone photographs, 50 pages of illustration, 15,000 words of text, including index. Numbered and signed by the photographer.
A Certificate of Authenticity, signed and numbered with edition.
Custom-made box case (47 x 37 x 6.5 cm/18 x 14 x 3 in).
Four Type-C prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Flex (40.6 x 30.5 cm / 12 x 16 in) numbered and signed by the photographer.
Cotton gloves to safeguard print while handling.
Type-C prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Flex of the Opera singer, Manila, 1982. The neckline of Ping, Manila, 1981. Ping, Manila, 1981. Two Chinese boys, Xian, 1986. Selected for both its exceptional ability to faithfully reproduce rich and intense colours and its high resistance to fading and yellowing. It is presented in an archivequality stable, inert 75-micron polyester sleeve that is guaranteed not to react chemically with contents.
Boxed edition of four Type-C prints in edition of 150 (+5 APs on request)
AUD$2,000.00 + GST in Australia
FREE DELIVERY WITHIN AUSTRALIA
Overseas sales please email your request to: gianni@tgpublishing.com.au
MAX PAM: Atlas Monographs
LIMITED BOXED EDITION WITH FOUR TYPE-C PRINTS
Atlas Monographs, with foreword by Max Pam and essay by critic and academic Professor Stephen Muecke, compresses eight travel journals, beginning with Pam’s recent work (Karakoram 2006) and shifting back through the decades to his first journals begun in 1970. The journals map, through text, photo and marks on paper, nearly forty years of engagement with the cultures Max Pam has travelled through. The result is a revealing and intimate exploration of the life of this world-acclaimed Australian photographer.
The limited edition of Atlas Monographs includes:
Atlas Monographs, T&G Publishing, Sydney. 2009. Hardcover book with dust jacket. Over 300 colour and monotone photographs, 50 pages of illustration, 15,000 words of text, including index. Numbered and signed by the photographer.
A Certificate of Authenticity, signed and numbered with edition.
Custom-made box case (47 x 37 x 6.5 cm/18 x 14 x 3 in).
Four Type-C prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Flex (40.6 x 30.5 cm / 12 x 16 in) numbered and signed by the photographer.
Cotton gloves to safeguard print while handling.
Type-C prints on Fuji Crystal Archive Flex of the Opera singer, Manila, 1982. The neckline of Ping, Manila, 1981. Ping, Manila, 1981. Two Chinese boys, Xian, 1986. Selected for both its exceptional ability to faithfully reproduce rich and intense colours and its high resistance to fading and yellowing. It is presented in an archivequality stable, inert 75-micron polyester sleeve that is guaranteed not to react chemically with contents.
Boxed edition of four Type-C prints in edition of 150 (+5 APs on request)
AUD$2,000.00 + GST in Australia
FREE DELIVERY WITHIN AUSTRALIA
Overseas sales please email your request to: gianni@tgpublishing.com.au
