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Jeremy Stigter: The Jewish Bride: A Photo Play
Edité par Nazraeli Press, Portland, Oregon, 2008
ISBN 10 : 1590051971ISBN 13 : 9781590051979
Vendeur : Vincent Borrelli, Bookseller, Albuquerque, NM, Etats-Unis
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Hardcover. Etat : New. Jeremy Stigter (illustrateur). 1st Edition. First edition, first printing. Hardcover. White cloth-covered boards with tipped-in duotone plate and title debossed on cover and spine; no dust jacket as issued. Photographs by Jeremy Stigter. 120 pp., with 58 duotone plates beautifully printed full-bleed. 12 x 15-3/8 inches. New in publisher's shrink wrap. From the publisher: "The Jewish Bride is a photo-novella, or, as its author Jeremy Stigter likes to call it, a photo-play. The Jewish Bride is a singular work of art. It is, in a way, a story book for grown-ups. A story that is both intimate and chilling. There are no words, just 58 pictures, one after the other, like a silent movie without the piano. And, as in a silent movie, it is all played out in black and white. Bit by bit, as one image follows the other, a narrative unfolds. The story told is basically simple, banal even as it concerns a romantic encounter between a man and a woman. It happens to go wrong. Or seems to, in any case. Another dimension, unexpected, dream-like, imposes itself. It is this very particular surreal feeling, mixed with a fair dose of black humor, which gives The Jewish Bride its distinct character. Having finished the story, the reader/spectator will inevitably turn back the pages, to the beginning, the middle, the end. Jeremy Stigter was born in Holland in 1958. He currently lives in Paris, and has exhibited his work in France, Holland, Italy and Japan. This is his first book.".
