Ramond Wouda (3 results)

Condition: Good. Condition descriptions | Used - Like New: Excellent condition with little to no signs of use. | Used - Good: Clean and complete copy with light signs of use, such as slight discoloration or a name on the first page. Usually no notes or markings in the text. | Used - Acceptable: Fully readable copy with clear signs of use. May include discoloration, reading creases, underlining, notes, wear to the edges, dog-eared pages or a slightly bent spine. | New: Brand new book. | Questions? Feel free to message us, we respond quickly. ON 5-4 010718 EA. Wildschut, Henk / Wouda, Ramond (illustrator). …

Hardcover. Condition: Near fine. No dj, as issued. First Edition. 24 x 31cm unpaginated near fine hardback with decorated boards: front the sea, rear, a worker partially covered in oil. Signed , top right on the title page by Wouda. Some text, many colour reproductions of the photographs taken by Wildschut and Wouda. From the synopsis of the book: 'Even though Raimond Wouda and I are living in Amsterdam we realised that we didn't know anything about our city's harbour. The port has been, and still is, a very important part of the city. In 2002 we decided to join each other on a photographic investigation of the harbour. We started from the viewpoint of a sailor sailing into the port of Amsterdam. Imagining what this sailor would see from his ship, Raimond took landscape pictures from ships sailing into the port op of Amsterdam. I went into the docks and met the workers.'. Wildschut, Henk / Wouda, Ramond (illustrator).…

Hardcover/Hardback. Condition: As New. No Jacket. First edition. Book condition: As New (New Without dust jacket (as issued).) Binding: Hardcover Language: Dutch Edition: First edition Publishing place: Amstedam Publishing Year: 2007 Description: Even though Raimond Wouda and I are living in Amsterdam we realised that we didnât know anything about our cityâs harbour. The port has been, and still is, a very important part of the city. In 2002 we decided to join each other on a photographic investigation of the harbour. We started from the viewpoint of a sailor sailing into the port of Amsterdam. Imagining what this sailor would see from his ship, Raimond took landscape pictures from ships sailing into the port op of Amsterdam. I went into the docks and met the workers. 0.700000. Wildschut, Henk / Wouda, Ramond (illustrator).…