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[64] pages, [1] folded leaf of plates : illustrations (some color)

Contents include mix of individual sheets and small volumes printed a mix of velumn and several that different types of paper. Photographs, prints, a poem, a recipe, design sketches, a fashion show report ("Opening the door to the millennium" by Bill Cunningham), and a dialogue with artists Pierre et Gilles, all printed on papers of varying color and texture, laid in a paper portfolio.

"This is no. [blank] published in a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies"--Page [2] of portfolio.

Library has copy no. 60. Laid in is a business card of Stephen Gan and a newspaper cutout notice of the publication, written in ink, Gregory Foley clipping. Gift of Gregory E. Foley, AP 1991.

"1 SPRING is our first issue. We were inspired, in part, by Irving Penn's book of flowers, but convincing an artist like Penn to let a fledgling publication like ours print even one of his images proved impossible. No two pages are printed on the same paper stock because we used all the printer's remnants. There are images on vellum, and artwork, like Ruben Toledo's insect story, done on plain old brown kraft paper. Bill Cunningham contributes our first fashion report. The issue is unbound (like the albums of Paul Poiret, by Paul Iribe and Georges Lepape), the loose pages forming a sort of folio of tear sheets of favorite images." -- publsiher's website https://visionaireworld.com

ISBN

Visionaire01_spring.pdf

Publication Date

1991

Imprint / Year

Visionaire Publishing, New York, [1991]

Measurements

28 cm

RISD Fleet Library Catalog Record

https://librarycat.risd.edu/record=b1793439~S4

Publisher

Visionaire Publishing

City

New York

Keywords

periodicals; collaboration; portraits; fashion (concept); illustrations (layout features); spring (season); bugs

Disciplines

Book and Paper

Visionaire 1: Innocent: Spring

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