Richard Misrach - The Sky book - 2000

Richard Misrach - The Sky Book. First Edition, First Printing, Santa Fe (New Mexico), Arena Editions, October 2000.

The Sky Book constitutes Misrach's most ambitious series, transferring his narrative from earth to sky.
Three sections: Skies, Heavenly Bodies, Night Clouds.
Ha used by the New York Times Book Review: 'Since Alfred Stieglitz, no photographer had exploited the Earth's atmosphere as much.'

- 75 four-color plates, including 2 gatefolds.
- Essay by Rebecca Solnit.
- Etymological appendix (place names, names of the heavens, classifications of clouds).
- Notes on the photographs. Design by Elsa Kendall.

Richard Misrach (born in 1949): one of the most important American photographers of his generation. His work is in more than 50 museum collections worldwide (MoMA, the Metropolitan Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, LACMA, etc.).

Decorative brown cardboard hardcover. Oblong format (25 x 32 cm). 128 pages.

Condition: Excellent, appears unread.
Interior free of annotations and dog-eared pages. Cover with a few minor marks at the corners, slightly rubbed. Without a dust jacket.
See the photos that are part of the presentation.

It will be delivered in a carefully packaged, robust, and tracked package.