Sönmez Osmanische Motive in der Marmoriertechnik : mit 25 original Marmorpapieren, davon 1 Original als Einband-Überzug = Sönmez Ottoman motifs in the art of marbling : with 25 original samples of marbled papers, of which one is cover jacket
"This book has been produced in a limited edition of 48 copies, in portfolio containing 24 unique pieces. An additional motif is presented as cover jacket. Each book is signed and numbered by Nedim and Nuran Sönmez. Hand-bound by Nedim Sönmez. Cover silkscreen print by Bernhard Michl & Nedim Sönmez"--Unnumbered page 3
Artwork Details
- Title: Sönmez Osmanische Motive in der Marmoriertechnik : mit 25 original Marmorpapieren, davon 1 Original als Einband-Überzug = Sönmez Ottoman motifs in the art of marbling : with 25 original samples of marbled papers, of which one is cover jacket
- Artist: Nedim Sönmez (Turkish, born 1957)
- Date: 2003
- Geography: Tübingen, Germany
- Dimensions: 7, 24 leaves : chiefly color illustrations ; Height: 12 3/16 in. (31 cm)
- Credit Line: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library
- Object Number: Z271.3.M37 S6575 2003
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