ANDY WARHOL - RARE - EXPOSURES - DELUXE GOLD EDITION 158/1000 - SIGNED
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ANDY WARHOL - RARE - EXPOSURES - DELUXE GOLD, FIRST EDITION #158/1000 - SIGNED. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Andy Warhol's Exposures. Photographs by Andy Warhol. Text by Andy Warhol with Bob Colacello. Edition # 158/1000. New York: AW Books & Grossett & Dunlap, 1979. Deluxe edition signed and numbered in pencil by Andy Warhol on limited edition page.Black leather bound boards, gold stamped and embossed front cover, with gold gilt edging on pages, 9.5”x11....5”. Black silk book mark. Pages are clean and white - there is no foxing on any of the pages. No bumps, cracks, or creases. Splendid condition: Leather is clean, shiny, and supple**. Black and white photographs throughout.
Exposures, Warhol's first photography book, began quite simply with the purchase of a new camera. As Warhol began taking pictures, he remarked to the writer Bob Colacello: "We should do a photography book together, Bob. We've got to take photographs wherever we go from now on. It's work now, Bob." Warhol's collection of 360 images captures countless major celebrities in candid and revealing moments.
Acquired directly from the artist.
Andy Warhol's Exposures. Photographs by Andy Warhol. Text by Andy Warhol with Bob Colacello. Edition # 158/1000. New York: AW Books & Grossett & Dunlap, 1979. Deluxe edition signed and numbered in pencil by Andy Warhol on limited edition page.Black leather bound boards, gold stamped and embossed front cover, with gold gilt edging on pages, 9.5”x11....5”. Black silk book mark. Pages are clean and white - there is no foxing on any of the pages. No bumps, cracks, or creases. Splendid condition: Leather is clean, shiny, and supple**. Black and white photographs throughout.
Exposures, Warhol's first photography book, began quite simply with the purchase of a new camera. As Warhol began taking pictures, he remarked to the writer Bob Colacello: "We should do a photography book together, Bob. We've got to take photographs wherever we go from now on. It's work now, Bob." Warhol's collection of 360 images captures countless major celebrities in candid and revealing moments.
Acquired directly from the artist.
