Over three feet wide, Perceived Obstacles presents Richard Tuttle's series of drawings and assemblages at actual size, as they were hung in the gallery. This artist's book radically re-proposes the format of the book as a kind of exhibition--the time taken to literally turn the page being equivalent to the time taken to move from piece to piece in the show--and is printed so exquisitely that Tuttle's sensuous combinations leap off the page in high definition.
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Over three feet wide, Perceived Obstacles presents Richard Tuttle's series of drawings and assemblages at actual size, as they were hung in the gallery. This artist's book radically re-proposes the format of the book as a kind of exhibition--the time taken to literally turn the page being equivalent to the time taken to move from piece to piece in the show--and is printed so exquisitely that Tuttle's sensuous combinations leap off the page in high definition.
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Jumbo-sized. Good-Bumped and creased book with tears to the extremities, but not affecting the text block, may have remainder mark or previous owner's name-GOOD.
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VG-(scuffs, marks to boards; edge-wear. lower front corner bumped/bruised w/ creasing. title & opening pg detached & laid-in; rubbing, creasing to lower edges of these pgs. light rippling to pgs. ) Approx 3ft long illustrated boards w/ grey spine. approx 90 pgs color illustrations. "Richard Tuttle, who was born in New Jersey in 1941 and now lives in New York and New Mexico, has published over fifty artists' books since the 1970s. These represent a particularly important and independent group of works. After his book object "Reading Red", Tuttle has now created his largest artist's book to date, "Perceived Obstacles". The book, which is approximately one meter wide, shows the cycle in its original format, which consists of a grid drawn on the wall with a pencil and a watercolor, object or drawing placed in it. In this way, Richard Tuttle expands the entire range of his highly sensitive and playfully open design approach: proportion, inside-outside."--Publisher.
