This graphic in a post on How To Read More by Austin Kleon resonated.
Soothing collection of paperback books by Mary Ellen Bartley.
In 1927, the Italian Futurist artist and designer Fortunato Depero created a monograph of his work unlike any book that had been seen before. Called Depero Futurista, or “Depero the Futurist,” it is also known as The Bolted Book, because it is famously bound together by two large industrial aluminum bolts.
Filled with bold typographic experimentation, daring layouts, and featuring work in nearly every artistic and design medium, it is universally recognized as a landmark avant-garde example of the “book as object” and is often considered the first artist’s book of the modern era. Today, however, copies of this trailblazing publication can rarely be found.
Here’s your chance to purchase an exact replica of the original.
I am feeling this photograph by Luca Anzalone.
Functional sculptures to display your favorite books. Love.