Search Results: Authors starting with L from Vamp & Tramp, Booksellers, LLC

Land Marks Press,, 2021.. Edition. 14 folios, each 8.5 inches high x 22 inches wide. 12 folios archival pigment printed on archival rag paper. 2 folios letterpress printed from photopolymer plates on BFK Rives. Housed in custom portfolio box. Numbered. Signed by the artists. This is a limited edition of 15 copies, signed by the artists. Prospectus: "This new limited edition artist's book addresses collective experiences of loss and isolation, and explores notions of private, civic, and global space, refracted through the medium of books, and inspired by 'four cubits,' the Jewish concept of personal space. Employing a shared repertoire of images developed through virtual communication, each artist worked alone in her studio - Andi Arnovitz in Jerusalem, Lynne Avadenka in Detroit and Mirta Kupferminc in Buenos Aires - to create their individual book pages." Artist information included in prospectus. Lynne Avadenka, project: "'The House Is in the Book:… Read More

West Susex:: Moncrief-Bay Gallery,, 2008.. 8.25 x 5.9"; 44 pages. Bound in heavy paper wraps with debossed design of moon in three shapes: full, half, and quarter. Catalog to accompany "Wilow Legge Sculpture: A Retrospective Exhibition 27 September to 12 October 2008". Introduction by Elspeth Moncrieff. Short artist statement by Legge.

New Paltz, New York:: Ann Lovett,, 2010.. Edition of 12. 8.25 x 5.5 x 1.375"; 84 pages. Pigmented inkjet print on rag paper. Drumleaf binding with breakaway spine. Bound in cloth covered boards. (LAST FOUR COPIES) Ann Lovett: "A Movable Horizon investigates the life of a fictional 19th-century 'mill girl' working in the textile industry in Massachusetts. Changes in family and rural life, economic independence, urban experience, and the early labor movement are interwoven in images and a book-length poem describing the character’s inner life, her relationship to her work, and her desire for independence.  "Photographic composites layer letters, documents, textile pattern books and dress patterns from the collections of the American Antiquarian Society with photographs of factory structures and architectural details from Lowell, Massachusetts.

New Paltz, New York:: sunburn editions,, 1997.. Open Edition. 5.25 x 6.5"; 54 pages. Laser printed, spiral binding with cloth covers. Photography. Into Focus / Art on Science Exhibition (1998): "Is science wholly objective? Should it be? Ann Lovett's chilling book Sight Unseen places side-by-side clinically titled photographs of eye afflictions and the story of a woman whose lover blinds her. This is not an indictment, but certainly underscores the cool detachment of medical science." Afterward: "This book is based on the true story of Linda Riss, who was blinded when Burton Pugach, the man she had been dating, hired three men to throw lye in her face. He was convicted and served prison time for his crime. She married him when he was released and lives with him today. He was recently acquitted of charges that he had sexually abused and threatened to kill the woman with whom he openly admits having a 5-year affair. His wife testified as a character witness for him,… Read More

New Paltz, New York:: Ann Lovett,, 2006.. Edition of 16. 3.9 x 5.75"; 48 pages. Pigmented ink jet print on rag paper. Coptic binding sewn through accordion-pleated sheets. Rice paper endsheets. Bound in green silk-wrapped hard covers. Ann Lovett: "The title, with obvious reference to the souvenir, means to remember in French. Se Souvenir is about Normandy, France, and the memorials and beaches commemorating the D-Day invasion during the second World War. It’s also about Max, my ex-father-in-law, whom I never met. He was wounded in the second wave of the invasion and survived, and the old photographs are of him as a soldier. "The photographs of Max maintain the fiction that all is well, presenting a smiling uniformed soldier who looks healthy and whole. Like most family photographs, the agenda here is to show life as you want it to be, orderly, stable, rich with family and friends, and service to country, not necessarily as it is. Little in these pictures speaks of the… Read More

New Paltz, New York:: Ann Lovett,, 2004.. Edition of 10. 3 x 6.5"; 16 pages. Pigment inkjet print on rag paper. Fabric covered dos-a-dos binding. Mulberry paper endsheets. Ann Lovett: "Combining two small books back to back in a dos-a-dos binding, Such 'Dreams/Scar' explores the twinned experiences of desire and loss. Using the tumult and beauty of the natural world as a visual reference point, the book presents the artist's reflection on love, where intense feeling brings with it the risk of great pain."

Torino, Italy:: Piera Luisolo,, 2008.. One-of-a-Kind. 10 x15 cm (3.9 x .5.9"); 14 pages, Watercolors and graphite. Handwritten image titles. Bound with decorated paper. Single cord wrapped over paper folds then over spine and knotted to serve as binding. Laid in wooden tray with tie closure. Signed and dated on the last page by the artist.. Carnet de Voyage" was created by Piera Luisolo during a short stay in the cities of Vienna and Prague. The pages are brief line and watercolor impressions of architectural details captured while traveling between these two cities.

Santa Lucia ai Monti, Verona:: Alessandro Zanella,, 2010.. Edition of 30. 7.25 x 11" Composed in Californian typeface. Printed letterpress on Hahnemuhle paper. Printing by Alessandro Zanella. Images by Peiera Luisolo. Text in Italian. Illustrated with linoleum prints by Piera Luisolo. In light weight black paper slipcase. Numbered. Signed by Luisolo. Notes from Favole in Versi: "Giacomo Leopardi was born in Recanati on 29 June 1798, the eldest of 10 children of Count Mondaldo and Adelaide of the Antici marquises. In 1908 he wrote his first poem - the sonnet: 'La morte di ettore' - and other compositions in prose and verse. Between 1809 and 1812 he wrote what are defined as childhood poems or puerile critti. The childish writings are practically the preparation for his creative production, the one to which Giacomo Leopardi owes his fame. Among them are, among other things, some fables, which were widely published after his death. The fairy tale was a typically eighteenth-century… Read More