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'Meerwärts Steuer!

Artist's Book
1988 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

The title of this book is a play on the words Mehrwertsteuer (Value Added Tax) and is the picture story of a man rowing across the sea to arrive at an idea. Presented in the form of a flip book, the images, which are offset printed from hand drawn plates, have the naive quality of felt tip pen illustrations. The picture story begins on the card cover with the depiction of the protagonist possibly driving towards his disembarcation point.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Title'Meerwärts Steuer! (published title)
Materials and techniques
Printed book
Brief description
Artist's book, 'Meerwärts Steuer!', by Jan Voss, Edition Hundertmark, Berlin-Koln, 1988
Physical description
One of a set of 10 booklets numbered 21 to 30, [18 pages], issued in a slipcase.
Dimensions
  • Height: 21cm
Object history
Limited edition of 80 copies. Library's copy is no. 4. Signed by the artist.
Summary
The title of this book is a play on the words Mehrwertsteuer (Value Added Tax) and is the picture story of a man rowing across the sea to arrive at an idea. Presented in the form of a flip book, the images, which are offset printed from hand drawn plates, have the naive quality of felt tip pen illustrations. The picture story begins on the card cover with the depiction of the protagonist possibly driving towards his disembarcation point.
Other number
X940024 (iv) - NAL Pressmark
Collection
Library number
38041994105989

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Record createdMay 30, 2014
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