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Edward Ruscha. Catalogue raisonné of the paintings. Vol. 7: 2004 - 2011.
RUSCHA,ED. [also: RUSCHA IV,EDWARD JOSEPH]. Dean,Robert. (ed.).
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In den Warenkorb[New York], Gagosian Gallery & [Go ttingen], Steidl, [2016]. 599,[1] pp. Num. col. ills. Orig. hardcover (cloth). In orig. cardboard slipcase. 4to. - Slipcase very sl. rubbed.
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In den Warenkorb[Los Angeles], [Edward Ruscha], 1970. [44] unnumbered pp. [16] monochrome ills (b./w. and pale yellow photographs) by Ed Ruscha. Orig. softcover (printed wrappers) with glassine cover. [18 x 14 cm.]. - Glassine cover sl. discol. on back cover; tiny little light stripe on the front. Second edition, published in a limited edition…of 300 copies (The first edition of 196 was published in only 400 copies). - This booklet is Ed Ruscha's second photographically illustrated artist's book. Contains photographic images of fires, including a gas stove, a cigarette, a pipe, a cigar, a welding torch, a highway flare, and more; the final image shows a glass of milk. "Ed Ruscha's works retain their capacity to surprise, delight, and bewilder in equal measure. In the decades since their publication, they have been exhibited, written about, and analyzed extensively, yet somehow they remain objects of mystery and fascination, beguiling in their utter simplicity and unwavering accuracy. At the time of their publication, they were largely overlooked by much of the photography world. The seeming anti-formalism and indifferent technique of Ruscha's photographs were mocked; the perfect formalism of each book as art object was unappreciated. Ruscha's interest in, and indebtedness to, two of photography's greats - Walker Evans and Robert Frank - was also ignored." From: The Photobook: A History Volume II / Martin Parr and Gerry Badger. London, Phaidon, 2004.