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Zaandam, Bruynzeel. 1947. 126 p. Halflinnen. Vlekken op omslag, hoeken gedeukt. Binnenwerk goed.

Bruynzeel Fabrieken, 1947 Zeer mooie staat zonder verkleuring. 126 pagina's gedeeltelijk genummerd. Het boek werd uitgebracht ter gelegenheid van het 50-jarig bestaan van de Bruynzeel fabrieken. Foto's, illustraties. De tekst van dit gedenkboek werd geschreven door Martin Redeke, de fotografische verzorging is van Carel Blazer, de lay-out van Jan Bons en Jaap Penraat. Het boek werd in offset gedrukt door de firma L. van Leer en Co. te Amsterdam, op papier van Van Gelder Zonen en gebonden door de firma H. van Rijmenam te 's Gravenhage. Goudopdruk van de naam Bruynzeel op de voorkaft en de rug.. 1ste / 1st. half linnen, hard cover. good / goed/no dust jacket/geen stofomslag. A4 formaat.

Zaandam, Holland: Bruynzeel, 1947. First edition. Hardcover. g+. Folio. 126pp. Gray quarter cloth over gray paper-covered boards with gilt- and blind-stamped title on cover, gilt lettering on spine. Photographic endpapers. Published on the 50th anniversary of the Dutch timber factory Bruynzeel. The company was founded in 1897 by Cornelis Bruynzeel Sr. Profusely illustrated with b/w reproductions of photographs by Carel Blazer and 25 reproductions of drawings in various color tones. Blazer was a leading figure in the 'Underground Camera' and the radical GKf group of documentary photographers. "Blazer's pictures are stolidly conventional in any case; the book's radicalism lies in its design, and the way in which the images are incorporated into the total graphic package. One could question whether it is a photobook in the strict sense, but it is clear that the book's primary message is carried by photography, and the graphic design -however innovative- exists to provide a framework for the… Leer más

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Zaandam, Holland: Bruynzeel, 1947. First edition. Hardcover. g. 4to. 126pp. Quarter cloth over gray paper-covered boards with gold- and blind-stamped title on cover, gold lettering on spine. Photographic endpapers. Published on the 50th anniversary of the Dutch timber factory Bruynzeel. The company was founded in 1897 by Cornelis Bruynzeel Sr. Profusely illustrated with b/w reproductions of photographs by Carel Blazer and 25 reproductions of drawings in various color tones. Blazer was a leading figure in the 'Underground Camera' and the radical GKf group of documentary photographers. "Blazer's pictures are stolidly conventional in any case; the book's radicalism lies in its design, and the way in which the images are incorporated into the total graphic package. One could question whether it is a photobook in the strict sense, but it is clear that the book's primary message is carried by photography, and the graphic design-however innovative- exists to provide a framework for the photograph's display… Leer más