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Production Narrative
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Critical Analysis
by J. Drucker
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General Comments
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A Hundred Years of: LEX FLEX
Agents
Ruth Laxson
type: initiating
role:
artist
author
designer
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Brad Freeman
type: other
role:
printer
Pam Holland
type: other
role:
research assistant
Publication Information
edition type: editioned
publisher: Nexus Press
place: Atlanta, GA
dates:
publication: 2003-00-00
edition size: unknown
note: []
Measurements
horizontal: 8.5 inches closed
vertical: 10.75 inches closed
depth: .375 inches closed
Production Information
production means:
offset (local)
binding: mashine sewn (local)
substrate:
bookBlock: paper Mohawk Vellum
endsheets: paper Mohawk Vellum
media:
ink (local)
Appearance
general description: A volume with silver covers; the bookblock is filled with many hand-drawn and collaged images, some of whose pages feature patches of color.
format: codex (AAT)
cover: Each cover is a large, silver expanse; the front features the title and artist printed in black, along with some geometric designs.
color: yes on selected pages
Content
pagination: unpaginated 52 unnumbered pages
numbered?: unnumbered
signed?: unsigned
Colophon
Digital prepress and offset printing are by Brad Freeman at Nexus Press on the Heidelberg KORD. The paper is Mohawk Vellum. The book was funded in part by: DeKalb Council for the Arts, Contemporary Art Study Group, Lucinda Bunnen, Ruth West, Catherine Kelley. Research Assistant - Pam Holland. Thanks to friends whose favors & support helped sustain me & this book through the long uncertainties of its production. Special thanks to Robert Laxson for his accomodating presence.
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