Spirals Through Eye. Drawings by Paul Martin. 1978
1978 spiral bound artist’s book by Paul Martin, son of Mary Martin and Kenneth Martin. One of 500 copies. Published by Pamela Robertson-Pearce for MONOGRAPH. 1 text, 1 map and 19 inked-in blocks.
“The Map is the key to the drawings. Each inked-in block is the centre of a spiral, the 19 blocks being the centres of the 19 different drawings. The centres run from west to east through the town of Eye. Each drawing is a tracing of the roads on the map following a spiral route from the centre outwards in an anti-clockwise direction so that the line does not touch where it has already been except at a crossroads. Each lines goes round seven times and stops at the A140 main road, the first map is the furthest west o the main road it can go and still touch it, the last map is the furthest east.” – Paul Martin, Spirals Through Eye, Suffolk (1977-8)
Price: £35
Title: Spirals Through Eye. Drawings by Paul Martin. From MONOGRAPH edited by Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Author: Paul Martin
Publisher: Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Publication date: 1978
Format: Spiral bound soft cover
Images: Throughout
Condition: Near Fine. Some scuffs to the rear cover. No ownership inscriptions. The pages unusually clean and crisp.
Stock Number: RB02644
1978 spiral bound artist’s book by Paul Martin, son of Mary Martin and Kenneth Martin. One of 500 copies. Published by Pamela Robertson-Pearce for MONOGRAPH. 1 text, 1 map and 19 inked-in blocks.
“The Map is the key to the drawings. Each inked-in block is the centre of a spiral, the 19 blocks being the centres of the 19 different drawings. The centres run from west to east through the town of Eye. Each drawing is a tracing of the roads on the map following a spiral route from the centre outwards in an anti-clockwise direction so that the line does not touch where it has already been except at a crossroads. Each lines goes round seven times and stops at the A140 main road, the first map is the furthest west o the main road it can go and still touch it, the last map is the furthest east.” – Paul Martin, Spirals Through Eye, Suffolk (1977-8)
Price: £35
Title: Spirals Through Eye. Drawings by Paul Martin. From MONOGRAPH edited by Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Author: Paul Martin
Publisher: Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Publication date: 1978
Format: Spiral bound soft cover
Images: Throughout
Condition: Near Fine. Some scuffs to the rear cover. No ownership inscriptions. The pages unusually clean and crisp.
Stock Number: RB02644
1978 spiral bound artist’s book by Paul Martin, son of Mary Martin and Kenneth Martin. One of 500 copies. Published by Pamela Robertson-Pearce for MONOGRAPH. 1 text, 1 map and 19 inked-in blocks.
“The Map is the key to the drawings. Each inked-in block is the centre of a spiral, the 19 blocks being the centres of the 19 different drawings. The centres run from west to east through the town of Eye. Each drawing is a tracing of the roads on the map following a spiral route from the centre outwards in an anti-clockwise direction so that the line does not touch where it has already been except at a crossroads. Each lines goes round seven times and stops at the A140 main road, the first map is the furthest west o the main road it can go and still touch it, the last map is the furthest east.” – Paul Martin, Spirals Through Eye, Suffolk (1977-8)
Price: £35
Title: Spirals Through Eye. Drawings by Paul Martin. From MONOGRAPH edited by Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Author: Paul Martin
Publisher: Pamela Robertson-Pearce
Publication date: 1978
Format: Spiral bound soft cover
Images: Throughout
Condition: Near Fine. Some scuffs to the rear cover. No ownership inscriptions. The pages unusually clean and crisp.
Stock Number: RB02644
