ccoward
Artist
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November 2016
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Art/photobooks?, by ccoward on Aug 31, 2017 21:07:14 GMT 1, I'm in the business for some new books. I have a fair stack already but there's always room for expansion and more sources to draw inspiration from my artworks.
I have a whole bunch of photobooks already. Artist books from Gwen John, Norman Rockwell, Durer and DaVinci books as well as a few general urban/street art books. I thought this would be a good forum to post into to get some advice on which ones to check out based on the artist examples I've given!
Thanks in advance!
I'm in the business for some new books. I have a fair stack already but there's always room for expansion and more sources to draw inspiration from my artworks.
I have a whole bunch of photobooks already. Artist books from Gwen John, Norman Rockwell, Durer and DaVinci books as well as a few general urban/street art books. I thought this would be a good forum to post into to get some advice on which ones to check out based on the artist examples I've given!
Thanks in advance!
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gd79
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September 2015
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Art/photobooks?, by gd79 on Aug 31, 2017 21:23:33 GMT 1, Try a Japanese publisher "Goliga". Lovely guy, he publishes really innovative stuff. Mainly (perhaps entirely) photography, but always original. i find myself buying a lot of what he releases, most recently a glass book
Try a Japanese publisher "Goliga". Lovely guy, he publishes really innovative stuff. Mainly (perhaps entirely) photography, but always original. i find myself buying a lot of what he releases, most recently a glass book
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Art/photobooks?, by Deleted on Aug 31, 2017 22:50:58 GMT 1, I'm in the business for some new books. I have a fair stack already but there's always room for expansion and more sources to draw inspiration from my artworks. I have a whole bunch of photobooks already. Artist books from Gwen John, Norman Rockwell, Durer and DaVinci books as well as a few general urban/street art books. I thought this would be a good forum to post into to get some advice on which ones to check out based on the artist examples I've given! Thanks in advance!
www.picturesonwalls.com/Books.asp
I'm in the business for some new books. I have a fair stack already but there's always room for expansion and more sources to draw inspiration from my artworks. I have a whole bunch of photobooks already. Artist books from Gwen John, Norman Rockwell, Durer and DaVinci books as well as a few general urban/street art books. I thought this would be a good forum to post into to get some advice on which ones to check out based on the artist examples I've given! Thanks in advance! Some good ones available here: www.picturesonwalls.com/Books.asp |
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Art/photobooks?, by Deleted on Sept 1, 2017 0:04:58 GMT 1, Wow.....Way above my comprehensive school education 
Wow.....Way above my comprehensive school education |
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mose
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May 2017
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Art/photobooks?, by mose on Sept 1, 2017 0:49:25 GMT 1, I'm not huge on photobooks, but that's largely because once you go down that route you can easily bankrupt yourself. There are many fantastic ones in-print, many rare and wonderful OOP editions, and the whole world of Japanese photobooks which is just magical.
Some I do have that would probably be welcome on most any shelf:
Alec Soth - Sleeping by the Mississippi(there's a new edition just published)
Kazuyoshi Usui - Showa 88 and Showa 92
Christian Patterson - Redheaded Peckerwood
Broomberg & Chanarin - Holy Bible(and the holy grail that is War Primer 2, there is a free digital version on the Mack Books website)
Masahisa Fukase - Ravens
Larry Clark - Tulsa
Robert Frank - The Americans
Daisuke Yokota - almost anything by him. He's wild.
anything William Eggleston.
anything Gregory Crewdson(love his work)
I'm not huge on photobooks, but that's largely because once you go down that route you can easily bankrupt yourself. There are many fantastic ones in-print, many rare and wonderful OOP editions, and the whole world of Japanese photobooks which is just magical.
Some I do have that would probably be welcome on most any shelf:
Alec Soth - Sleeping by the Mississippi(there's a new edition just published)
Kazuyoshi Usui - Showa 88 and Showa 92
Christian Patterson - Redheaded Peckerwood
Broomberg & Chanarin - Holy Bible(and the holy grail that is War Primer 2, there is a free digital version on the Mack Books website)
Masahisa Fukase - Ravens
Larry Clark - Tulsa
Robert Frank - The Americans
Daisuke Yokota - almost anything by him. He's wild.
anything William Eggleston.
anything Gregory Crewdson(love his work)
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