Signed; Krass Clement - Skygger Af Øjeblikke [First book publication] - 1978

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WONDERFUL FIRST BOOK by famous and sought-after Danish photographer Krass Clement ("Drum").

Purely and bodly signed by Krass Clement.
Pure signatures by this artist are very scarce.
Signed copies of his first book are extrem scarce.
I GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE SIGNATURE.

VERY FRESH CONDITION.

VERY SCARCE OPPORTUNITY.

Christian Erichsens Forlag, Copenhagen. 1978. First edition, first and only printing.

Hardcover (as issued). 258 x 220 mm. 63 pages. Full of black and white photos. Photos: Krass Clement. Text in Danish.

Condition:
Inside excellent, fresh and flawless; clean with no marks and with no foxing. Outside very fresh with the usual light yellowing (material thing), with sharp (not bumped) corners and with the fragile spine in perfect estate (often with problems); slightly sunned along the lower edge of the front cover, no other remarkable flaws or defects. Overall very fine, much better than usual condition.

Great first photobook by Krass Clement in very fresh condition - purely signed by the artist.

Krass Clement has fans all over the world.
All his books are from high qualitity, strongly limited, very sought-after and are enjoying ever-increasing popularity.

„Born in Copenhagen in 1946, Krass Clement is an autodidact photographer. Graduated as a film director from the Danish Film School in 1973, though continued with photography when it became evident that his future was not to be in film. A photographer since his early youth, Krass published his first book, Skygger af Øjeblikke (Shadows of Moments) in 1978. His photographic work emerges from two traditions: The Scandinavian melancholy on the one hand and the ‚flaneur‘ tradition from the Parisian school on the other. Starting out in black and white, Krass has persisted in developing and modernizing his artistic expression so that his production today also includes work in colour. … In his photography Krass is more concerned with capturing a state of mind than with situations. They are less documentary depictions than subjective moods somewhere between spectator and reality. Insisting on an artistic integrity, Krass Clement has created a strong personal body of work with the photo book as his favourite medium.“
(website Krass Clement)