Exhibition Checklist (PDF) - Green Chair Press
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published annual bibliophilic prints in its workshops for its friends. 37 Winged by Their Own Need A Collection of Poems by the Winners and the Jurors of the �obert �obert �ra�es �ra�es Prize for �est �est Hungarian Poems of the Year 1970 – 86 The New Seizin Press; Deiá, Mallorca, Islas Baleares, Spain; 1988 Editor Miklós Vajda Illustrator/Artist Michael Kane Printer Tomás Graves Binder Carmen Garcia-Gutierrez Contact tomasgraves@mac.com Edition of 300, 80 pages. Hand set in Monotype Bembo, printed on ‘La Pedalette,’ a 1910 hand-driven cylinder press, on Johannot paper. In 1983, Tibor Szánntó visited Mallorca to help Tomás Graves print the first book from the New Seizin Press. The following year in Budapest, during a meeting of Hungarian Pen Club, they invited each other to a typographic joust: having agreed upon the format and the number of copies, each would design and publish his own edition of this collection of poems – Szántó in Hungarian, at the Gyoma Printing House and Tomás Graves in this English translation, at the New Seizin Press. The New Seizin Press was set up in 1981 in the same village where the original Seizin Press had operated fifty years earlier. It is run by Tomás Graves who studied typographic design in London and Carmen García-Gutierrez who learned bookbinding in Hungary. Together they design, set, print and bind books entirely by hand with illustrations by local artists. 38 Der Böse Finger (The Wicked Finger) Original Hersbrucker Bücherwerkstatt; Hersbruck, Germany; 1986 Author Michael Gölling Illustrator/Artist Michael Gölling Printer Michael Gölling Binder Michael Gölling Contact mugoe@t-online.de Edition of 25, concertina, 12 pages. Copper press paper. The story was inspired by the many “pointing fingers” owned by the workshop, which illustrate the book. The Original Hersbrucker Bücherwerkstatt, see book 12.
39 Irische Drift (Irish Drift) Offizin S.; Meran/Italy; 1994 Author Margarete Hannsmann Illustrator/Artist Peter Schlack Printer Siegfried Höllrigl Binder Bridgitte Widner, Meran Contact info@forumbookart.de Edition of 97, 73 copies in half-linen, 21 in full linen-bound author copies with a signed graphic by Peter Schlack on an additional page, and three one-of-a-kind copies bound in various leathers by Toni Innerhofer in Meran. Twenty-eight pages with three colored linoleum block prints. Printed in Schneidler Mediaeval on Rundsiebbütten Chamoix paper. The book contains 13 poems which the author brought back with her from a trip to Ireland in 1993: nature and travel impressions as well as apprehension about the destruction of our planet. In the middle section are the graphics by Peter Schlack. Offizin S., founded in 1985, sees itself as a workshop for literature, typography and graphics. The owner/printer, Siegfriend Höllrigl, prints primarily contemporary German poetry on hand proof presses, generally hand set and in a bibliophilic presentation. Höllrigl has collaborated with bookbinder Brigitte Widner since 1995. 40 The Naked Giantess Aulos; Prague, Czech Republic; 1999 Author Jiri Salamoun Illustrator/Artist Jiri Salamoun Printer Jaroslav Jand’ourek Binder Atelier Krupka Contact info@aulos.cz Book design by Zdenők Ziegler. Edition of 50, 61 pages with five original color lithographs. Printed in Franklin Gothic on Excudit Plzeő paper. Lithographs printed by Jiőí Lípa. Jiőí Salamoun, an important Czech graphic artist, has recorded his dreams in images and words which tell us about life behind the mirror of sleep. Each drawing is accompanied by the author’s notes, integrated into the image. Salamoun made these notes originally for himself and only later decided to publish them. In creating this diary of his nights he tells us not only about himself but also about people around him. Aulos, a publisher of fine books and a gallery, focuses on books and prints by Czech and international artists and authors. The works demonstrate the broad spectrum of Czech and international book culture and tradition. The Aulos Bookstore and Gallery is located in the historical center of Prague, in the Old Town.
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39<br />
Irische Drift<br />
(Irish Drift)<br />
Offizin S.; Meran/Italy; 1994<br />
Author Margarete Hannsmann<br />
Illustrator/Artist Peter Schlack<br />
Printer Siegfried Höllrigl<br />
Binder Bridgitte Widner, Meran<br />
Contact info@forumbookart.de<br />
Edition of 97, 73 copies in half-linen, 21 in full linen-bound author copies with a<br />
signed graphic by Peter Schlack on an additional page, and three one-of-a-kind copies<br />
bound in various leathers by Toni Innerhofer in Meran. Twenty-eight pages with three<br />
colored linoleum block prints. Printed in Schneidler Mediaeval on Rundsiebbütten<br />
Chamoix paper.<br />
The book contains 13 poems which the author brought back with her from a trip<br />
to Ireland in 1993: nature and travel impressions as well as apprehension about the<br />
destruction of our planet. In the middle section are the graphics by Peter Schlack.<br />
Offizin S., founded in 1985, sees itself as a workshop for literature, typography and<br />
graphics. The owner/printer, Siegfriend Höllrigl, prints primarily contemporary German<br />
poetry on hand proof presses, generally hand set and in a bibliophilic presentation.<br />
Höllrigl has collaborated with bookbinder Brigitte Widner since 1995.<br />
40<br />
The Naked Giantess<br />
Aulos; Prague, Czech Republic; 1999<br />
Author Jiri Salamoun<br />
Illustrator/Artist Jiri Salamoun<br />
Printer Jaroslav Jand’ourek<br />
Binder Atelier Krupka<br />
Contact info@aulos.cz<br />
Book design by Zdenők Ziegler. Edition of 50, 61 pages with five original color<br />
lithographs. Printed in Franklin Gothic on Excudit Plzeő paper. Lithographs printed by<br />
Jiőí Lípa.<br />
Jiőí Salamoun, an important Czech graphic artist, has recorded his dreams in images<br />
and words which tell us about life behind the mirror of sleep. Each drawing is<br />
accompanied by the author’s notes, integrated into the image. Salamoun made these<br />
notes originally for himself and only later decided to publish them. In creating this<br />
diary of his nights he tells us not only about himself but also about people around<br />
him.<br />
Aulos, a publisher of fine books and a gallery, focuses on books and prints by Czech<br />
and international artists and authors. The works demonstrate the broad spectrum of<br />
Czech and international book culture and tradition. The Aulos Bookstore and Gallery<br />
is located in the historical center of Prague, in the Old Town.
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