baake frans (96 resultados)

Amsterdam, 1983, (4),IV pag., illustrations, original stapled wrappers, A5 . = With dedication in pencil by Frans Baake. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

19 illustrations (recto only) in black marker by Frans Baake (some with text), original stapled wrappers with mounted manuscript title-label, 21 x 14,9 cm.). = First page dated "'08" and monogrammed "FB" in black felt tip marker. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place (Enschedé), self-published, 2013, fold-open board artist publication consisting of 2 blue cloth covered board panels finished on the inside with a coloured photographic landscape view, back panel signed and with autograph presentation / title in black marker pen, octavo (24,4 x 16,2 cm.).= Possibly presented as a New Year's gift. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Standard ruled school notebook containing 7 original sketches in black felt marker and pencil, original stapled wrappers with manuscript title and monogrammed and dated "FB '00" in black marker on frontwrapper, 20,8 x 14,6 cm. = During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Amsterdam, self-published, 1983, (36) pag., b/w landscape illustrations, printed in 200 copies, original stapled illustrated wrappers, small quarto (20 x 20 cm.). = With dedication by Frans Baake on inside frontwrapper (dated 2003).

No place, self-published, 2003, leporello in 4 sections of red cloth covered boards, letterpress title on frontpanel, four inside-sections, each with a small coloured photograph of an "ilôt de l'eau" (each photograph 4,7 x 7,5 cm.), backpanel signed and numbered in felt-tip pen "1/50", 5,4 x 8,5 cm.). = During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Enschedé, self-published, 2001, leporello in 9 sections with letterpress text "Es genügt" on central leaf and colophon printed on inside frontpanel, hand-printed in 40 copies numbered and signed in pen, original green boards with snakeskin motif in darker green (9,5 x 6,9 cm.). = Our copy numbered "1" in pencil. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Original sketchbook, containing a manuscript title-leaf and 22 illustrations in black marker (recto only) by Frans Baake (some with text), signed and dated "'98" in pencil, original green cloth ("Staufenpost-Briefblock"), oblong octavo (15,5 x 21,5 cm.). = Original packing paper preserved with autograph manuscript text in black marker "'Helgoland'/ Schetsblok-unicum '98 Frans Baake". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place (Enschedé), self-published, 2017, fold-open board artist publication consisting of 2 yellow cloth covered board panels finished with blue paper on the inside with 6 mounted blank leaves, each plate with a multi-colour illustration, one plate with manuscript presentation / title, oblong quarto (20 x 29,8 cm.). = Presented as a New Year's gift, signed "Frans". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Amsterdam, self-published, 1990, (28) pag., illustrations (graphic and photographic), printed in 250 copies by Macula (Boskoop), original stapled wrappers with dustjacket, duodecimo (14,8 x 10,6 cm.). = Les Cahiers d'Aujourd'hui. Signed in pen under the colophon.During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

77 double-page illustrations in black marker by Frans Baake (some with text), original blue boards also illustrated by Baake in black marker, 15 x 10,2 cm.). = With manuscript text in black felt-tip marker on uper pastedown: "FB/ AB nov.-dec. '04". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Amsterdam, self-published, 1992, letterpress title, 13 line-drawings by Frans Baake and colophon leaf, 6 full colour tipped-in plates printed by hand by Frans Baake on the FAG Control 405 boekdrukproefpers of the Grafisch Atelier (Alkmaar), printed by drukkerij Macula (Boskoop) in 175 numbered and signed copies, original artist-bound pink velvet cloth with title in metallic green imprint, green endpapers, small octavo (15,5 x 11 cm.). = With signed dedication in felt tip marker on final endpapers and handdrawn black marker decoration on first endpapers. This booklet is a tribute to the former Eastern-German photographic film company, which was on top in times one really needed to have a clear view: red was undoubtedly red, blue was definitely blue and so on. Baake has printed some home-made photographs in full-colour by hand. He did his very best, so at the end he could say for himself that the resemblance became astonishing. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Enschedé, (Frans Baake), "zomer 1981", printed in 200 copies by Mart Spruijt (Amst.), design and original illustrated wrappers by Frans Baake, 16 x 11 cm.

Original school notebook ("Silvine Exercise Book", purchased locally at "37P"), containing 19 black marker island outline sketches, ruled paper, original stapled wrappers with manuscript "5-12-'92" and "darwin/ Falkland Islands" inblack marker, 20,3 x 16,2 cm.). = Marked on inside in black felt-tip marker: : Darwin/ falkland Islands 5 t/m 9-12-'92". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

no place (Enschedé), self-published, 2013, 9 brush compositions in ink or black watercolour by Frans Baake on 9 artist watercolour paper leaves (recto only; including wrappers), signed and dated "13" in ink on backwrapper, kept together by red velvet cloth spine, folio (37,3 x 28 cm.). = During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place, self-published, 2001, 42 (double-page) illustrations on heavy handmade paper, black marker or paint, original red artificial leather illustrated with bla ck marker and titled by hand in black marker, quarto (30 x 21,5 cm.). = During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place, Les Cahiers d'aujourd'hui, 1987, (12) pag., drawings by Frans Baake, printed by Pim Weeda in 75 copies, original stapled glazed paper wrappers illustrated by Frans Baake, quarto (28 x 20 cm.). = Signed "F.H.M. Baake" in black fineliner on last page and with manuscript dedication by the artist on title-page in red ballpoint (dated 2003).

No place, self-published, 1998, approx. 400 blank leaves, text on book edge in purple and blue felt marker, first free endpaper with circular name-stamp in purple ink "Frans Baake" and numbered "1/5" in pencil and signed and dated "'98", between thick board covers covered with blue buckram cloth, oblong A4 (22 x 30,3 cm.). = A whole pack of paper, titled on the bookblock edges: "weight" in purple marker on upper and lower edges and "wait" in blue marker on outer edge. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

(Enschedé), in eigen beheer, 1980, 1st ed., (46) pag. (incl. wrappers), 2 original silkscreen plates on inside wrappers by Frans Baake, b/w illustrations, printed in 100 copies, original plastic ringbinder, A4. = Varied magazine which, was discontinued, published by Baake and Bras and with contributions by other Enschedé AKI-art academy students.

Landgraaf, Johan Deumens, 1999, 1st printing, 1 leaf folded in 8 sections and printed and illustrated in dark green (recto only, size 17 x 21,8 cm.), inserted in original plastic sleeve with separate title-leaf (9,2 x 6,3 cm.). = An account of the author's first travel with the Eurostar, the train which started operating the railway tunnel under the Channel between France and the United Kingdom in 1999. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Arnhem/ Turnhout, Oost Producties/ Carta Mundi, no date, 36 playing cards with photographic illustration by Herman van Ommen, design Frans Baake, in original illustrated card box. = Contains 8 quartets of different French wine areas, 4 instruction cards in English, German, French and Dutch. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Heemstede, Johan Deumens, 2006, 9 central leaves of the work with 18 b/w photographic illustrations (recto and verso) of numbered pillars of a bridge over the Saint Lawrence River (other leaves unused), published in 750 copies, stapled in original coloured photo-illustrated dustjacket, oblong miniature album (6,7 x 10,1 cm.). = "Fleuve, 18 points of interest as seen on Saint Lawrence River / Flauve Saint-Laurent, nearby Montréal, Canada". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Enschedé, self-published, 2011, English and Dutch text, (photo)graphic illustrations, printed in various colours in 200 signed copies, original stapled wrappers with linocut dustjacket handprinted in brown and purple, 21,2 x 15,1 cm. = With loosely inserted original illustrated artist's business card. - ADDED: Artist-made board portfolio containing another copy of the booklet with 5 proofs of the dustjacket in various stages of the printing and designing process (portfolio with manuscript: "Proefdrukken voor Mevr. Vos.

Horn, self-published, 2004, 2 b/w photographic plates mounted on the inside of a blue cloth covered portfolio, upper lid with mounted letterpress dark blue cloth title-label, 17,5 x 11,5 cm. = The photographs show two dried-up mud-pools in a street highlighted with what seems white spraypaint, so that they resemble atolls. Inscribed by the artist. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place, self-published, 2014, 52 (coloured) illustrations on heavy handmade paper (recto only), mixed techniques, original orange boards illustrated by hand, quarto (28 x 24 cm.). = Signed and dated "2014" on lower pastedown. Covers partly sunfaded. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

Vademecum voor Zoutjesvrinden. Apeldoorn, Pêche Melba, 1985, (36) pag., b/w landscape illustrations, set by Mart Spruijt BV and printed in 400 copies on the presses of the Rijksacademie voor Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam, original yellow cloth with coloured photo-illustrated dustjacket, 10,9 x 8 cm.

Enschedé, self-published, 2010, (18) pag. (incl. endpapers, 5 identical coloured photographic island panoramas stamped with different linocut figures and twice deliberately bound upside-down, 4 other linocut compositions on white leaves, printed in 50 numbered copies, original boards covered with yellow cloth lettered and decorated in red, miniature quarto (9,2 x 9,2 cm.). = Our copy numbered "1" and signed in red pen. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place, self-published, 2015, yellow card with letterpress text in red and dedication in black fineliner and signed "Frans '15"", framed under glass, 17,5 x 13 cm. (total size). = Text on verso on the type used: "Times New Roman c.48". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place, self-published, 2013, (18) coloured paper-leaves with sketches in black marker (recto only), stapled with blue board covers with cut-out window showing the title: "Scrapbook", folio (35,7 x 24,8 cm.). = Title-page monogrammed and dated "'13". During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.

No place (Enschedé), self-published, "September 2013", printed verged blue paper title-leaf, 15 verged pink paper leaves with handdrawn text and illustrations (recto only), loose as issued in artist-made original blue cloth portfolio, oblong quarto (22,3 x 31,4 cm.). = WITH: No place (Enschedé), self-published, "September 2013", printed verged blue paper title-leaf, 15 verged pink paper leaves with handdrawn text and illustrations (recto only), loose as issued in artist-made original blue cloth portfolio, oblong quarto (22,3 x 31,4 cm.). (Study for the above printed work as published in one copy, which contains a selection of works present in this unique collection.).During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake's way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.