Eli Content - De Slagersvriend - 1987





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Eli Content's De Slagersvriend is a Dutch-language portfolio edition of 18 items, numbered 18/23, published in 1987, bound as a portfolio with a paper cassette designed by F.J. Vermeulen, in Fine condition, with 15 pages and an incomplete set containing 15 of the 23 contributions.
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Eli Content. De Slagersvriend. 1987. Portfolio and paper cassette design by F.J. Vermeulen. Number 18/23 copies.
Incomplete copy with 15 out of 23 contributions. Contains contributions by Paul Andriessen, Ansuya Blom, Bert Boogaard, Adam Colton, Eli Content, Bülent Evren, Mark Glynne, Guido Lippens, Reinoud Oudshoorn, Han Singels, Ton van Summeren, Pau Voûte, Leo Vroegindeweij, Dirk Wiarda, Ysbrant. Lacking contributions by Erik Andriesse, Jan Dibbets, René Daniels, Marlene Dumas, Kees de Goede, Gabriëlle Schleijpen, Emo Verkerk and Toon Verhoef.
** De Slagersvriend No. 1 is the first of a series of artistic projects published in an irregular sequence, initiated by Eli Content. He invited 22 other artists to make contributions, each participating artist would offer a work(s) of their preferred type of media. The edition was limited to the number of participating artists.
Eli Content. De Slagersvriend. 1987. Portfolio and paper cassette design by F.J. Vermeulen. Number 18/23 copies.
Incomplete copy with 15 out of 23 contributions. Contains contributions by Paul Andriessen, Ansuya Blom, Bert Boogaard, Adam Colton, Eli Content, Bülent Evren, Mark Glynne, Guido Lippens, Reinoud Oudshoorn, Han Singels, Ton van Summeren, Pau Voûte, Leo Vroegindeweij, Dirk Wiarda, Ysbrant. Lacking contributions by Erik Andriesse, Jan Dibbets, René Daniels, Marlene Dumas, Kees de Goede, Gabriëlle Schleijpen, Emo Verkerk and Toon Verhoef.
** De Slagersvriend No. 1 is the first of a series of artistic projects published in an irregular sequence, initiated by Eli Content. He invited 22 other artists to make contributions, each participating artist would offer a work(s) of their preferred type of media. The edition was limited to the number of participating artists.

