Ginsberg (Allen). Text by Anne Waldman. Homage to Allen G. Granary Books, New York,, 1997.

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Description: Traced sketches of Allen Ginsberg s photographs made by George Schneeman for a collaboration planned before Ginsberg s death Of an edition of 145 copies, this is one of 100 on Rives BFK, housed in a cloth drop back box with printed paper label and signed by George Schneeman and Anne Waldman Folio Fine copy "A thought-provoking work in taking the incomplete project from the already completed photographs, and using the bare bones of the images as a basis for liquid and simple line drawings which distill down to the essence of the photograph - more often than not to the person photographed." (Marcella Durand, Poetry Project Newsletter). Printed letterpress from magnesium engravings by Phillip Gallo at The Hernetic Press

Seller: Bertram Rota Ltd, Kintbury, United Kingdom

Waldman, Anne and George Schneeman. Homage to Allen G.. Granary Books, 1997.

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Description: 12 x 14 in., 11 pp., printed on Rives BFK paper. "It's a thought-provoking work in taking the incomplete project from the already completed photographs, and using the bare bones of the images as a basis for liquid and simple line drawings which distill down to the essence of a photograph-more often than not the person photographed.The book ends up being 'ghostly' in the truest sense of the word: the two artists inspired by the incomplete project (incompleteness being one of them most inspiring and proto-creative states) consisting of photographic bones and transforming these bones into subjective 'words' which themselves become drawings-responsive to the traced and transmuted images of the photographs, what the words 'say' becomes ethereal." -Marcella Durand, The Poetry Project Newsletter This project is based on traced sketches of Allen Ginsberg's photographs made by George Schneeman for a collaboration he planned with Ginsberg. After Ginsberg's death, Schneeman and Anne Waldman converted the tracings into this homage. The words were generated by Waldman and handwritten by Schneeman. The portfolio consists of 10 collaborative works plus the colophon, housed either in a cloth-covered folder (for those printed on BFK) or a cloth-covered clamshell box (for those on Dieu Donné). Printed letterpress by Philip Gallo from magnesium engravings. Boxes by Barbara Mauriello and Judith Ivry. This is from an edition of 145 copies, 100 of which are on Rives BFK (30 hors commerce, 70 for sale), and 45 on Dieu Donné handmade paper (15 hors commerce, 30 for sale), signed by Schneeman and Waldman. This is no. 43 of 100 on Rives BFK paper. As new.

Seller: Granary Books, New York, NY, U.S.A.

Schneeman, George and Anne Waldman. Homage to Allen G.. Granary Books, 1997.

Price: US$750.00 + shipping

Description: 14 x 12 in., 11 pp., printed on Dieu Donné handmade paper in clamshell box. "It's a thought-provoking work in taking the incomplete project from the already completed photographs, and using the bare bones of the images as a basis for liquid and simple line drawings which distill down to the essence of a photograph-more often than not the person photographed.The book ends up being 'ghostly' in the truest sense of the word: the two artists inspired by the incomplete project (incompleteness being one of them most inspiring and proto-creative states) consisting of photographic bones and transforming these bones into subjective 'words' which themselves become drawings-responsive to the traced and transmuted images of the photographs, what the words 'say' becomes ethereal." -Marcella Durand, The Poetry Project Newsletter This project is based on traced sketches of Allen Ginsberg's photographs made by George Schneeman for a collaboration he planned with Ginsberg. After Ginsberg's death, Schneeman and Anne Waldman converted the tracings into this homage. The words were generated by Waldman and handwritten by Schneeman. The portfolio consists of 10 collaborative works plus the colophon, housed either in a cloth-covered folder (for those printed on BFK) or a cloth-covered clamshell box (for those on Dieu Donné). Printed letterpress by Philip Gallo from magnesium engravings. Boxes by Barbara Mauriello and Judith Ivry. This is from an edition of 145 copies, 100 of which are on Rives BFK (30 hors commerce, 70 for sale), and 45 on Dieu Donné handmade paper (15 hors commerce, 30 for sale), signed by Schneeman and Waldman. This copy is from the edition on Dieu Donné handmade paper.As new.

Seller: Granary Books, New York, NY, U.S.A.