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Francis Bacon / Alexander Booth - Triptych 1974-77 + Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - 2008-2022
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Francis Bacon / Alexander Booth - Triptych 1974-77 + Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - 2008-2022

A collection of Paintings and Poetic Works (Verse and Prose) that are Fragmentary, Moody and Nostalgic. 1. Francis Bacon - Triptych 1974-77 - London, Christie's, 2008 - 1st Edition - 48pp thick paper - Softcover - 23 x 29,5 x 0,5 cm - text: English. With a Conversation between Francis Bacon and David Sylvester (pp 40, see photos). Condition: Very Good. 2. Alexander Booth -Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - Berlin, Book Book, 2022 - 1st Edition, Limited to 150, this is Nr. 63 - 76 pp - Brown Softcover with Photo imprint - 20 x 13 cm - text: English. Rare Limited and Numbered Edition. This book has 3 parts: - 1st section - Roman Hours: A collection of minimalist Mourning Songs. Applying the Delaunays’ definition of Cubism as simultaneous contrast the 2nd section. - 2nd section - The Little Light That Escaped: Explores Metaphorical and Literal Dislocation against the backdrop of the Mediterranean, twinned with Berlin, no Shelleyan “Paradise of Exiles” but something Darker. - 3rd section: Insulae - A series of Rooms remembered, from Cities that have played an important Role in my adult Life, primarily Rome and Berlin, but also from further afield now: Richmond, Virginia and Washington-DC: a Memory of Architecture an Architecture of Memory. Condition: As New, only a nice personal message on title page, signed by ??(Alexander Booth)?? (see photo). Shipping with 'Track & Trace'.

No. 106933211

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Francis Bacon / Alexander Booth - Triptych 1974-77 + Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - 2008-2022

Francis Bacon / Alexander Booth - Triptych 1974-77 + Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - 2008-2022

A collection of Paintings and Poetic Works (Verse and Prose) that are Fragmentary, Moody and Nostalgic.

1. Francis Bacon - Triptych 1974-77 - London, Christie's, 2008 - 1st Edition - 48pp thick paper - Softcover - 23 x 29,5 x 0,5 cm - text: English.

With a Conversation between Francis Bacon and David Sylvester (pp 40, see photos).

Condition: Very Good.

2. Alexander Booth -Triptych. The Little Light that Escaped - Berlin, Book Book, 2022 - 1st Edition, Limited to 150, this is Nr. 63 - 76 pp - Brown Softcover with Photo imprint - 20 x 13 cm - text: English.

Rare Limited and Numbered Edition.

This book has 3 parts:
- 1st section - Roman Hours: A collection of minimalist Mourning Songs. Applying the Delaunays’ definition of Cubism as simultaneous contrast the 2nd section.

- 2nd section - The Little Light That Escaped: Explores Metaphorical and Literal Dislocation against the backdrop of the Mediterranean, twinned with Berlin, no Shelleyan “Paradise of Exiles” but something Darker.

- 3rd section: Insulae - A series of Rooms remembered, from Cities that have played an important Role in my adult Life, primarily Rome and Berlin, but also from further afield now: Richmond, Virginia and Washington-DC: a Memory of Architecture an Architecture of Memory.

Condition: As New, only a nice personal message on title page, signed by ??(Alexander Booth)?? (see photo).

Shipping with 'Track & Trace'.

Final bid
€ 19
No reserve price

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