Artist: Micah Schwaberow, USA
Media: Woodblock
Edition: 50
Year: 2024
Image Size: 12" x 9" x 7/8"
Description:
Festival of Light the Color Woodblock Prints of Micah Schwaberow Hardcover edition of 50, numbered 1-50, each including an original woodblock print made by the artist in his Santa Rosa, California studio 172 pages, printed on Mohawk Superfine. 1/4 wrap cover with linen and coated linen, copper foil stamping on cover and spine, inset image, printed and bound by Edition One, Point Richmond, California. Matching slipcase by Smith Falls Bookbinders, Canada
This is a loosely chronological collection of all of Micah Schwaberow’s color woodblock prints, including his edition records, several essays, a step by step documentation of the making of Morning Light, China Cove and samples of some of his earlier works and other media. A very personal project for us, this book began as a collaboration with Micah. His joy in the project and enthusiasm never waned until his passing in 2021. It took us two more years to complete the project, but we believe Micah would have been thrilled with the result - it’s image driven, as he was - and documents not only his career, but his growth as an artist and as a person.
There is also a softcover edition of Festival of Light available
Artist: Micah Schwaberow, USA
Media: Woodblock
Edition: 50
Year: 2024
Image Size: 12" x 9" x 7/8"
Description:
Festival of Light the Color Woodblock Prints of Micah Schwaberow Hardcover edition of 50, numbered 1-50, each including an original woodblock print made by the artist in his Santa Rosa, California studio 172 pages, printed on Mohawk Superfine. 1/4 wrap cover with linen and coated linen, copper foil stamping on cover and spine, inset image, printed and bound by Edition One, Point Richmond, California. Matching slipcase by Smith Falls Bookbinders, Canada
This is a loosely chronological collection of all of Micah Schwaberow’s color woodblock prints, including his edition records, several essays, a step by step documentation of the making of Morning Light, China Cove and samples of some of his earlier works and other media. A very personal project for us, this book began as a collaboration with Micah. His joy in the project and enthusiasm never waned until his passing in 2021. It took us two more years to complete the project, but we believe Micah would have been thrilled with the result - it’s image driven, as he was - and documents not only his career, but his growth as an artist and as a person.
There is also a softcover edition of Festival of Light available
