Published by Chelsea School of Art, London, 1968
Seller: William Allen Word & Image, London, United Kingdom
First Edition
Condition: Very good. 164 x 159mm. Folding card publication created with Ed Wright at Chelsea School of Art, School of Graphics. This is the yellow version. In the print section of Murray's Catalogue Raisonne, published in 1990, the item is listed at £200, giving an indication that this has always been a rare and valuable Finlay work on paper. At that time only blue copies were available: the yellow version is rarer. Ref: Murray 5.3. Condition: some toning and general wear to covers as seen; sunning to spine; some wear to edges; no tears or major stains. Overall: Very good.
Published by Chelsea School of Art, London, 1968
Seller: William Allen Word & Image, London, United Kingdom
Condition: Very good. Folding card. Ian Hamilton Finlay (with Ed Wright), 4 Sails (red version), Chelsea School of Art, London, 1968. 164 x 159mm. Folding card made with Ed Wright at Chelsea School of Art, School of Graphics. This is the red version. In Murray's Catalogue Raisonné (1990), the item was listed at £200, giving an indication that this has always been a rare and valuable Finlay work on paper. At that time only blue copies were available: the red version is rarer. Ref: Murray 5.3. Condition: wear to top edges, stains as seen to back cover. Overall: very good.
Published by Chelsea School of Art, School of Graphics, 1968
Seller: Granary Books, Brooklyn, NY, U.S.A.
Clever folding object, 6 1/2 x 6 1/2 when folded. There are 3 color variants, blue, red, and yellow, all identified as Murray 5.3, in the prints section of the catalogue. This copy is yellow, near fine, clean, with light edge wear. Interior is fine.
Published by Chelsea School of Art, London, 1968
Seller: William Allen Word & Image, London, United Kingdom
Condition: Very good. 164 x 159mm. Fold out card publication created with Ed Wright at Chelsea School of Art, School of Graphics. This is the yellow version. In Murray's 'Catalogue Raisonne' published in 1990 the item (in the print section) was listed at £200, which gives an indication that this has always been a rare and valuable Finlay work on paper. At that time only blue copies were available, the yellow version is rarer. Ref Murray 5.3. Condition: toning to spine area, some light foxing to front cover, light rubbing to top edge, rubbing and light handling marks to surfaces. No tears or major creases. Overall very good/very good+.