Gathering Calm 2 Prints (2nd Edition)

Schwab, Bill

ISBN 10: 0976519321 / ISBN 13: 9780976519324

Published by North Light Press, 0, 2005

About this Item

Signed by the photographer With 2 Signed Silver Gelatin Prints \n\nThis is the second edition of the book. \n\nâ " Second Edition â " 500 Copies\nâ " 48 pages- 36 Tritone Reproductions\nâ " Casebound â " Cloth \n "Bill Schwab knows landscapes - and indeed, it's evident that he loves them. His methodology is both intutitive and analytical. Through his experience of the outdoors - learning about weather conditions, light, and the natural characteristics of a geography - he has developed a sense, not necessarily of knowing what to remain vigilant." "Often, his landscapes are of a splendor that can only be described as poetic. At other times, the subjects are simpler yet equally Poignant and range from the humorous to the mysterious." from the foreword by Nancy Sojka. \n\nEdition: 500\nâ " Second Edition â " 500 Copies\nâ " 48 pages- 36 Tritone Reproductions\nâ " Casebound â " Cloth.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Gathering Calm 2 Prints (2nd Edition)
• Publisher: North Light Press, 0
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0976519321
• ISBN 13: 9780976519324
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)
• Seller catalogs:
  • Signed Photographic Books

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Synopsis

Hardcover - Cloth with tipped-in plate
11.5 x 12 inches
48 pages - 36 tritone plates
Bill Schwab knows landscapes – and indeed, it’s evident that he loves them. His methodology is both intuitive and analytical. Through his experience of the outdoors – learning about weather conditions, light, and the natural characteristics of a geography – he has developed a sense, not necessarily of knowing what to expect but rather of knowing about what to remain vigilant.
From the foreword by Nancy Sojka - Curator of Graphic Arts, Detroit Institute of Arts A ten year retrospective from this American photographer seen through 36 gorgeous tritone reproductions.

About the Author

Born in Detroit in 1959, Bill Schwab's work is in a growing number of private, corporate and public collections around the world. Among the institutions that have hi images in their permanent collections are The George Eastman House, the Cincinnati Art Museum and The Detroit Institute of Arts.