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The Man Who Planted Trees (1996)
~EN US SIISBN: 1238028411 bzw. 9781238028417, Band: 14, vermutlich in Englisch, Limited Editions Club, gebraucht, signiert.
Fr. 1,397.42 ($ 1,550.00)¹ + Versand: Fr. 16.23 ($ 18.00)¹ = Fr. 1,413.64 ($ 1,568.00)¹
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Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Limited Editions Club.
Imagine a book about a man who planted trees in an edition that itself comes from a tree, for this magnificent volume is covered with the bark of the mulberry tree.Imagine also an ancient and enchanted land in the south of France. The Vaucluse inspired Jean Giono to write this book and the renowned photographer, Martine Franck, to create five hauntingly beautiful photogravures of scenes from that magical land.Andre Malraux called Giono (1895-1970) "one of the greatest writers of our generation." Inspired by God or Pan, perhaps—Giono's hero in this story expresses humanity's ancient kinship with the earth and reverence for all living things.The original French text alternates, line by line, with the English translation.Five photogravures by Martine Franck.Edition limited to 300 numbered copies.Each book signed by Martine Franck.The complex photogravure process, in which a photographic image is transferred to a copper plate using gelatin coated paper, can reveal subtleties that even the photographer had not seen in the negative. The book is covered with mulberry bark and the Nigerian goatskin spine has the title stamped in 22-karat gold. The lined slipcase is covered in black Italian cotton.One volume, 14 x 17 inches.Print portfolios are also available. As the publisher, we unconditionally guarantee that all books are authentic and the condition is As New (NOS).
Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Limited Editions Club.
Imagine a book about a man who planted trees in an edition that itself comes from a tree, for this magnificent volume is covered with the bark of the mulberry tree.Imagine also an ancient and enchanted land in the south of France. The Vaucluse inspired Jean Giono to write this book and the renowned photographer, Martine Franck, to create five hauntingly beautiful photogravures of scenes from that magical land.Andre Malraux called Giono (1895-1970) "one of the greatest writers of our generation." Inspired by God or Pan, perhaps—Giono's hero in this story expresses humanity's ancient kinship with the earth and reverence for all living things.The original French text alternates, line by line, with the English translation.Five photogravures by Martine Franck.Edition limited to 300 numbered copies.Each book signed by Martine Franck.The complex photogravure process, in which a photographic image is transferred to a copper plate using gelatin coated paper, can reveal subtleties that even the photographer had not seen in the negative. The book is covered with mulberry bark and the Nigerian goatskin spine has the title stamped in 22-karat gold. The lined slipcase is covered in black Italian cotton.One volume, 14 x 17 inches.Print portfolios are also available. As the publisher, we unconditionally guarantee that all books are authentic and the condition is As New (NOS).
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L'homme qui plantait des arbres
EN USISBN: 0773757333 bzw. 9780773757332, in Englisch, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
children's,children's books,classics,conservation,contemporary,fairy tales,fiction,literature and fiction,mythology and folk tales,nature, Man Who Planted Trees, The Man Who Planted Trees is not a detailed how-to guide to planting; it is a touching story of Elz�ard Bouffier, who devoted his entire life to reforesting a desolate portion of Provence, in southern France. He single-handedly planted 100 acorns each day before, through, and after two world wars, and transformed a sorrowful place into one full of life and joy. Jean Giono's words offer a tribute to how much good one person can accomplish in a lifetime and advise on how to live life with deep meaning. Illustrated with moving, beautiful wood engravings by Michael McCurdy, The Man Who Planted Trees is simply written but powerful and unforgettable. The text is also available on tape, eloquently narrated by Robert J. Lurtsema and accompanied by music from the Paul Winter Consort.
children's,children's books,classics,conservation,contemporary,fairy tales,fiction,literature and fiction,mythology and folk tales,nature, Man Who Planted Trees, The Man Who Planted Trees is not a detailed how-to guide to planting; it is a touching story of Elz�ard Bouffier, who devoted his entire life to reforesting a desolate portion of Provence, in southern France. He single-handedly planted 100 acorns each day before, through, and after two world wars, and transformed a sorrowful place into one full of life and joy. Jean Giono's words offer a tribute to how much good one person can accomplish in a lifetime and advise on how to live life with deep meaning. Illustrated with moving, beautiful wood engravings by Michael McCurdy, The Man Who Planted Trees is simply written but powerful and unforgettable. The text is also available on tape, eloquently narrated by Robert J. Lurtsema and accompanied by music from the Paul Winter Consort.
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