Bernie Wrightson - Frankenstein - 1 Portfolio - Limited edition - 1980





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Marry Shelley's Frankenstein: A Portfolio by Bernie Wrightson, part of the Bernie Wrightson - Frankenstein series, is a limited edition portfolio published in 1980 by Les Éditions du Triton, numbered 125 of 1200, signed on the sleeve, complete with six large black-and-white plates (approximately 28 by 40 cm) in very good condition while the sleeve shows folding marks and light browning.
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: A Portfolio by Bernie Wrightson.
Limited to 1,200 copies (this one is number 125), published by Editions du Triton in 1980.
Signed on the cover by the artist.
Complete with its 6 plates in very good condition+.
The cover is in good condition, showing folding marks as well as a slight natural browning.
This is the third (and final) installment of the portfolio trilogy dedicated to Frankenstein.
The portfolio includes six large-format black-and-white plates printed on thick watercolor-type paper, about 28 x 40 cm.
"These six pen-and-ink illustrations are entirely centered on the creature. They explore its solitude, its Gothic stature, and its distress through dark and grandiose settings."
The plates are notable for being unpublished works that were not selected for the final illustrated edition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein by Wrightson.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: A Portfolio by Bernie Wrightson.
Limited to 1,200 copies (this one is number 125), published by Editions du Triton in 1980.
Signed on the cover by the artist.
Complete with its 6 plates in very good condition+.
The cover is in good condition, showing folding marks as well as a slight natural browning.
This is the third (and final) installment of the portfolio trilogy dedicated to Frankenstein.
The portfolio includes six large-format black-and-white plates printed on thick watercolor-type paper, about 28 x 40 cm.
"These six pen-and-ink illustrations are entirely centered on the creature. They explore its solitude, its Gothic stature, and its distress through dark and grandiose settings."
The plates are notable for being unpublished works that were not selected for the final illustrated edition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein by Wrightson.

