Signed; Flor Garduño - Trilogy - 2010

Flor Garduño - Trilogy (2010) - First Edition Signed by the Artist
Description:
An exceptional copy of Trilogy, the major retrospective work by the celebrated Mexican photographer Flor Garduño (a student of Manuel Álvarez Bravo and Mariana Yampolsky). This volume brings together three decades of her poetic visual work, structured around her three iconic series: Bestiary, Fantastic Women, and Silent Natures.
• Rarity: It bears Flor Garduño’s original handwritten pencil signature on the interior title page, making this copy a highly valuable collector’s item.
• Edition: A highly sought-after first edition, published by the prestigious Italian publishing house Contrasto in 2010.
• Illustrations: Profusely illustrated with exceptionally high-quality black-and-white photographic reproductions. The cover features the iconic photograph Abrazo de luz (1988).
• Language: Critical essays and prefaces in English (by Francisco Reyes Palma, Alfredo López Austin, Tereza Siza, and Guido Magnaguagno).
Condition:
Very Good. The book has been excellently preserved. Firm binding, intact spine, and pristine, clean interior pages without marks, apart from the author’s original signature. Minimal signs of natural storage wear on the cover edges (see attached photographs for more detail).



Lot Title:
Flor Garduño - Trilogy (2010) - First Edition Signed by the Artist
Description:
An exceptional copy of Trilogy, the major retrospective monograph by the acclaimed Mexican photographer Flor Garduño (a former assistant to Manuel Álvarez Bravo). This sought-after volume brings together three decades of her deeply poetic visual work, beautifully structured into her three core series: Bestiary, Fantastic Women, and Silent Natures.
• Rarity: It features the original handwritten signature in pencil by Flor Garduño on the title page, making this copy a highly desirable piece for art and photography book collectors.
• Edition: Scarce and collectible First Edition, published by the prestigious Italian house Contrasto in 2010.
• Illustrations: Profusely illustrated with breathtaking, high-fidelity black-and-white photographic plates. The cover showcases her iconic masterwork Abrazo de luz (1988).
• Language: Critical essays and preface in English (written by Francisco Reyes Palma, Alfredo López Austin, Tereza Siza, and Guido Magnaguagno).
Condition Report:
Very Good condition. The book has been carefully preserved. Sound and tight binding, clean spine, and pristine interior pages, entirely unmarked except for the artist's authentic signature. Only minimal, minor shelf wear on the cover edges consistent with age (please review the high-resolution images for a detailed look).