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First edition, first impression of Berlin In The Time Of the Wall: Photographs by John Gossage. Large format hardback in cardboard slipcase. Signed by the artist on the title page. The book is in as new condition

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An exercise in the art of seeing and bookmaking, this 464 page tome explores the Berlin Wall as a repository for 20th century history and as a symbol of a divided, dangerous and polarized world. By asking us to look at what we have misplaced or abandoned as well as what we intended Gossage brings us face to face with the present as it becomes history. The production of the book, from its weight, design (case bound, slip cased, acetate dust jacket) and printing (lush duotone) makes it a physical as well visual experience.