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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 230 pages. German language. 9.45x6.57x0.87 inches. In Stock.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

hardcover. Condition: New. Special order direct from the distributor.

Cherix, Christophe (ed.). ED RUSCHA / Now Then: A Retrospective. 340 pages, including 265 color plates. Folio, cloth. New York, Museum of Modern Art, 2023. Spanning 65 years of Ed Ruscha's remarkable career and mirroring his own cross-disciplinary approach, Ed Ruscha / Now Then features over 250 objects, produced from 1958 to the present, including paintings, drawings, prints, films, photographs, artist's books and installations. Published to accompany the most comprehensive presentation of the artist's work to date, and his first solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 340 pages. 10.50x9.00x1.46 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 340 pages. 10.50x9.00x1.46 inches. In Stock.

Oversized Clothbound. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. No slipcase present; Sound binding, gently worn at spine; Clean, sturdy boards - gently edge-worn w/ bumping to lower spine, titles gently rubbed; Pages free of markings; An excellent copy, gently worn.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Limited Edition. Hardcover in cloth with slipcase. The slipcase shows wear along the edges with light scuff marks (text unaffected). Between 1962 and 1978, Ed Ruscha produced eighteen small artist's books, many of which were self-published in limited runs and are now considered seminal works of conceptual art and photography. THEN & NOW marks Ruscha's first independently created artist's book since 1972, revisiting his iconic approach to documenting Los Angeles streetscapes. One of Ruscha's most celebrated books, Every Building on The Sunset Strip (1966), captured a continuous photographic record of Sunset Boulevard. In 1973, he applied the same technique to Hollywood Boulevard, using a motor-driven Nikon F2 mounted on a tripod in the bed of a pickup truck. Over twelve miles, he systematically photographed both the north and south sides of the street, producing 4,500 black-and-white images. In 2004, Ruscha repeated the process this time using 35mm color-negative film creating a 13,000-image visual archive of Hollywood Boulevard three decades later. The result: a meticulous side-by-side comparison of the boulevard's transformation over time. In THEN & NOW, each spread presents: 1973 North Side (top of the page) alongside its 2004 counterpart; 1973 South Side (bottom of the page, shown upside down) alongside its 2004 counterpart. Ruscha describes the book as "a piece of history. a very democratic, unemotional look at the world." More than a historical document THEN & NOW is a rare visual time capsule and a testament to Ruscha's career-long fascination with the changing urban landscape.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Book Condition: Light wear to extremities otherwise near fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Slipcase Condition; cover a little grubby with tears and bumped corners. International sales will require extra shipping charges.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. Fine grey quarto boards in a Fine white illustrated dust jacket in Brodart sleeve. Bright, snug & unmarked; unread as new first printing.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Bottom foredge dented, both covers and text block. Bookseller's black marker dot on foredge to indicate damaged condition. Otherwise cover and contents are fine.

Hardcover. Oblong and large (17.5" x 12.5") embossed white cloth. 142 pp., profusely illustrated. A collection of photographic prints documenting Hollywood Boulevard first in July 1973 and in June 2004. Same type of camera equipment were used to re-photograph the street. The panoramic images in black and white from 1973 run parallel to 2004 colored version - contrasting the changes over three decades. VG++ in thin cardboard slipcase with one tear.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Ed Ruscha's THEN & NOW | Published by Steidl in 2005. | NEW, UNOPENED and SEALED in publisher's original shrinkwrap. | CONDITION NOTE: Images are of actual item for sale. There is tanning and discoloration to the cardstock slipcase to the Front Left and Back Right Sides. This tanning is common for this cardstock material and is evident in most, or all, copies of this item you will see for resale. There is also some self-wear and bumps and tears to the corners of the cardstock slipcase. | Between 1962 and 1978, Ed Ruscha produced eighteen small artist's books. Usually self-published and in small print runs, these publications have become seminal works in the history of conceptual art and the photography book. THEN & NOW is the first artist's book that Ruscha has independently created since 1972. One of the most well-known of Ruscha's books from that early period is Every Building on The Sunset Strip, showing a famous stretch of real estate along Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, published in 1966. In July, 1973 he followed the same procedure while documenting Hollywood Boulevard. Loading a continuous strip of 33 feet of Ilford FP-4 black & white 35mm film into his motor-drive Nikon F2 and then mounting it on a tripod in the bed of a pickup truck, he drove back and forth across the 12 miles of the street shooting, frame-by-frame, both the north and south sides of its entire length. The negatives were developed, contact sheets were made, and the materials were placed in storage. Thirty years later, in 2003, a digital record of Hollywood Boulevard was created and it served as a reference guide for the traditional film/still documentary of 2004. For this shoot, the same type of camera equipment was used to re-photograph the street on 35mm color-negative film. The resulting material of both shoots 4500 black & white and 13,000 color images have been scanned and digitally composed into four panoramics of the complete 12 miles. In THEN & NOW, the original 1973 North side view is shown along the top of the page and juxtaposed with its 2004 version underneath. Along the bottom of the page, you find the original 1973 South side view shown upside down, also juxtaposed with its 2004 version. The panoramics face each other and they are aligned. The result is what Ruscha refers to as a piece of history.a very democratic, unemotional look at the world. While it is a significant historical document which succinctly conflates and renders the passage of time, it is also a project that spans the career of one of the truly original artists of our time and brings his work full circle. | 152 pages, Hardback/Clothbound in slipcase, English, ISBN 10: 3865211054, ISBN 13: 9783865211057,45 x 32 cm (17.7 x 12.6 inch).

Rilegato. Condition: nuovo. Dust Jacket Condition: come nuovo. Ed Ruscha (illustrator). prima edizione, edizione speciale. Between 1962 and 1978, Ed Ruscha produced eighteen small artist's books. Usually self-published and in small print runs, these publications have become seminal works in the history of conceptual art and the photography book. THEN & NOW is the first artist's book that Ruscha has independently created since 1972. One of the most well-known of Ruscha's books from that early period is Every Building on The Sunset Strip, showing a famous stretch of real estate along Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, published in 1966. In July, 1973 he followed the same procedure while documenting Hollywood Boulevard. Loading a continuous strip of 33 feet of Ilford FP-4 black & white 35mm film into his motor-drive Nikon F2 and then mounting it on a tripod in the bed of a pickup truck, he drove back and forth across the 12 miles of the street shooting, frame-by-frame, both the north and south sides of its entire length. The negatives were developed, contact sheets were made, and the materials were placed in storage. Thirty years later, in 2003, a digital record of Hollywood Boulevard was created and it served as a reference guide for the traditional film/still documentary of 2004. For this shoot, the same type of camera equipment was used to re-photograph the street on 35mm color-negative film. The resulting material of both shoots ? 4500 black & white and 13,000 color images ? have been scanned and digitally composed into four panoramics of the complete 12 miles. In THEN & NOW, the original 1973 North side view is shown along the top of the page and juxtaposed with its 2004 version underneath. Along the bottom of the page, you find the original 1973 South side view shown upside down, also juxtaposed with its 2004 version. The panoramics face each other and they are aligned. The result is what Ruscha refers to as a piece of history. A very democratic, unemotional look at the world. While it is a significant historical document which succinctly conflates and renders the passage of time, it is also a project that spans the career of one of the truly original artists of our time and brings his work full circle. Condition: New. Minor sign of wear on the soft slipcase cover. Contents/Book: New and in excellent condition. The outer protective cover has slight imperfections (see images). The hardcover of the book shows light markings (see images), but the product inside is unused. Without its original plastic seal.

Rilegato. Condition: nuovo. Dust Jacket Condition: come nuovo. Ed Ruscha (illustrator). prima edizione, edizione speciale. Between 1962 and 1978, Ed Ruscha produced eighteen small artist's books. Usually self-published and in small print runs, these publications have become seminal works in the history of conceptual art and the photography book. THEN & NOW is the first artist's book that Ruscha has independently created since 1972. One of the most well-known of Ruscha's books from that early period is Every Building on The Sunset Strip, showing a famous stretch of real estate along Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, published in 1966. In July, 1973 he followed the same procedure while documenting Hollywood Boulevard. Loading a continuous strip of 33 feet of Ilford FP-4 black & white 35mm film into his motor-drive Nikon F2 and then mounting it on a tripod in the bed of a pickup truck, he drove back and forth across the 12 miles of the street shooting, frame-by-frame, both the north and south sides of its entire length. The negatives were developed, contact sheets were made, and the materials were placed in storage. Thirty years later, in 2003, a digital record of Hollywood Boulevard was created and it served as a reference guide for the traditional film/still documentary of 2004. For this shoot, the same type of camera equipment was used to re-photograph the street on 35mm color-negative film. The resulting material of both shoots ? 4500 black & white and 13,000 color images ? have been scanned and digitally composed into four panoramics of the complete 12 miles. In THEN & NOW, the original 1973 North side view is shown along the top of the page and juxtaposed with its 2004 version underneath. Along the bottom of the page, you find the original 1973 South side view shown upside down, also juxtaposed with its 2004 version. The panoramics face each other and they are aligned. The result is what Ruscha refers to as a piece of history.a very democratic, unemotional look at the world. While it is a significant historical document which succinctly conflates and renders the passage of time, it is also a project that spans the career of one of the truly original artists of our time and brings his work full circle. Condition: New. Minor sign of wear on the soft slipcase cover. Contents/Book: New and in excellent condition. The outer protective cover has slight imperfections, but the product inside is unused. See images Without its original plastic seal.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition, First Printing. SIGNED COPY - Göttingen. Steidl. 2004. Cloth cream cloth hardcover, titles blind stamped to front cover, titlers to spine in black; housed in the original printed card slipcase. Landscape quarto. First Edition, First Printing. 4,500 black & white and 13,000 color images have been scanned and digitally composed into four long images that run throughout the book. In 1966 Ruscha published Every Building on The Sunset Strip, showing a famous stretch of real estate on both sides of the street along Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. In July, 1973 he followed the same procedure while documenting Hollywood Boulevard. June 2004, the same type of camera equipment was used to re-photograph the street this time on 35mm color-negative film. SIGNED by Ed Ruscha across the fep. BOOK CONDITION: Fine; a solid, tight, clean copy showing light toning to upper margin of first couple of pages in a Near Fine slipcase showing signs of bumping and wear to upper and lower edges where book is inserted/removed, and light toning to slipcase panel margins. Signed.

Rilegato. Condition: nuovo. Dust Jacket Condition: nuovo. Ed Ruscha (illustrator). prima edizione, edizione limitata. From the publisher's: Between 1962 and 1978, Ed Ruscha produced eighteen small artist's books. Usually self-published and in small print runs, these publications have become seminal works in the history of conceptual art and the photography book. THEN & NOW is the first artist's book that Ruscha has independently created since 1972. One of the most well-known of Ruscha's books from that early period is Every Building on The Sunset Strip, showing a famous stretch of real estate along Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, published in 1966. In July, 1973 he followed the same procedure while documenting Hollywood Boulevard. Loading a continuous strip of 33 feet of Ilford FP-4 black & white 35mm film into his motor-drive Nikon F2 and then mounting it on a tripod in the bed of a pickup truck, he drove back and forth across the 12 miles of the street shooting, frame-by-frame, both the north and south sides of its entire length. The negatives were developed, contact sheets were made, and the materials were placed in storage. Thirty years later, in 2003, a digital record of Hollywood Boulevard was created and it served as a reference guide for the traditional film/still documentary of 2004. For this shoot, the same type of camera equipment was used to re-photograph the street on 35mm color-negative film. The resulting material of both shoots ? 4500 black & white and 13,000 color images ? have been scanned and digitally composed into four panoramics of the complete 12 miles. In THEN & NOW, the original 1973 North side view is shown along the top of the page and juxtaposed with its 2004 version underneath. Along the bottom of the page, you find the original 1973 South side view shown upside down, also juxtaposed with its 2004 version. The panoramics face each other and they are aligned. The result is what Ruscha refers to as a piece of history.a very democratic, unemotional look at the world. While it is a significant historical document which succinctly conflates and renders the passage of time, it is also a project that spans the career of one of the truly original artists of our time and brings his work full circle. 152 pages Hardback / Clothbound in slipcase 45 x 32 cm English 1. Edition 07/2005 Condition: New, come with its original plastic seal.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Signed. First Edition. SIGNED by Ruscha on the front free endpaper. Book is near pristine. Slipcase shows minor wear and tanning.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. A FINE FIRST EDITION IN SLIPCASE INSCRIBED BY RUSCHA ON FIRST PAGE. MERRY CHRISTMAS. a touch of rubbing on spine. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condition: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

Cartonnage Editeur. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale - First printing - pour cet ouvrage proposant une suite de compositions photographiques en couleurs prises par Ed Ruscha le 08 juillet 1973 et le 05 juin 2004 sur Hollywood Boulevard. Maquette de l'ouvrage réalisée par l'artiste. Non paginé. Sous étui éditeur. Format : 44,5 x 32 cms. PLEASE NOTE : because of the weight (more than 2kg), SHIPPING COSTS WILL BE CHARGED.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. First Edition; First Printing. First edition. Fine in fine dust jacket. (336pp. ) (9 1/2" X 10 3/4") Major retrospective. ; 9 1/2" X 10 3/4"; 336 pages 06.

Oblong 4to. Hardbound in cloth-covered boards. First edition. Designed by Ruscha. Features two continuous panoramic photographs of Hollywood Boulevard (in the style of Ruscha's Sunset Strip), one done in b&w in 1973 and the other in color in 2004. A couple of letters of the spine lettering just perceptibly rubbed, else as new in publisher's cardstock slipcase.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket As Issued. Ed Ruscha (illustrator). 1st Edition. Binding tight and square. Pages clean and free of writing or marks.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. First edition. Fine in pictorial cloth covered boards, without dust jacket as issued. (65pp. ) (10 1/4" X 11 1/4") Illustrated throughout. Surprisingly elusive considering the recent print date. ; 10 1/4" x 12 1/4"); 65 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. First edition. Fine in pictorial cloth covered boards, without dust jacket as issued. (65pp. ) (10 1/4" X 11 1/4") Laid-in are 2 pictorial opening reception cards for the exhibition on view 1/30/2016 through 4/24/2016 at MCASD in La Jolla. Also included are 2 printed menu cards and a printed place card for the reception dinner party with wonderfully whimsical calligraphic notes regarding art dealer James Corcoran composed by Ed Ruscha's brother Paul. Illustrated throughout. Surprisingly elusive exhibition catalogue despite being a fairly recent event. ; First edition. Fine in pictorial cloth covered boards, without dust jacket as issued. (65pp. ) (10 1/4" X 11 1/4") Laid-in are 2 full-color exhibition promotional cards and 2 printed menu cards for the scheduled dinner party which Ed Ruscha's brother Paul has made notes with whimsical calligraphic flourishes on reverse blanks. Illustrated throughout. Surprisingly elusive considering the recent print date. ; 10 1/4" x 11 1/4"; 65 pages.

Exhibition invite that unfolds to 8 x 29 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy. This is not a book, its a large postcard.